Fragmented line prompts distant future good deed
An unclear line refers to a cause, assistance, or wrong remedy and a positive future aim. The fragment mentions Tuesday December 10 and appears as partial text from a larger publication.
10 Dec 1929
Page 1
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1929
Page
1
An unclear line refers to a cause, assistance, or wrong remedy and a positive future aim. The fragment mentions Tuesday December 10 and appears as partial text from a larger publication.
A fragmented report outlines a stalemate between owners and miners as negotiations stall. Officials note the majority oppose the current agreement and fear concessions remain unlikely. The dispute centers on wage reductions and potential government pressure, with both sides entrenched.
A damaged report discusses coal mine disruptions and looming strike pay as essential workers resist pressures. It argues that keeping miners idle harms families and warns that promises by Labor leaders intensified the stalemate, shifting blame toward coalfield operators and prompting fear of protracted hardship for the community.
A noisy bulletin criticizes the Labor government for plans to raise taxes and spend on social programs while alleging harm to mining, railways, and immigration policy. It lauds government bonds, praising a three to five year loan with a 6 1/4 to 6 1/2 percent rate as a safe probate instrument, noting its par value and accrued interest and avoiding forced asset sales.
There is ample evidence that the Commonwealth Loans appeal to small investors. The issue attracted many applications, averaging £100,000 per day, with over 200 daily from small investors. The Shire Engineer was granted two and a half weeks leave from the 18th inst by the Council, and he plans to visit New Zealand before resuming duty to inspect new road machinery slated for purchase.
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