10 Jun 1924
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1924
Page
1
The Gragiers Association conference last week urged that protective duties on agricultural implements wire netting and sun dries be replaced by a production bonus to spread costs. They argue duties raise prices for consumers and protect only primary producers while sugar and dairy sectors remain shielded. London prices and costs cited.
The author argues that export bonuses and tariffs favor primary producers at the expense of industry. Citing Mr Manning and statistics on grazing and agricultural output versus manufacturing, the piece insists Australia needs stronger secondary industries to employ workers and stabilize markets rather than relying on farmers and graziers.
Mr Coul lin gave notice of a motion condemning the government action in distributing Bawra profits without Parliament’s consultation. Mr Charlton indicated his party backed the motion, signaling a united stance.
The House adjourned after Prime Minister Bruce rejected a censure motion. Mr Scullin urged condemnation of government actions including paying 275 397 10 to Britain and Burma without Parliament consent, and a partial 137 696 16 without appropriation. The session produced its sharpest federal moment.
A short excerpt notes a remedy labeled Woods Great Peppermint Cure offered for children with hacking coughs. It emphasizes a simple treatment approach and urges parental care while detailing no medical endorsements.
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