The Review for the Cause That Lacks Assistance
A compact item referencing an ongoing cause as of Tuesday May 26. The notice highlights resistance to wrongs, calls for future effort, and emphasizes the good we can do together.
26 May 1925
Page 1
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 26, 1925
Page
1
A compact item referencing an ongoing cause as of Tuesday May 26. The notice highlights resistance to wrongs, calls for future effort, and emphasizes the good we can do together.
A conference proposed a seven member council for railway management with three elected by workers and three by the government, plus an independent chairman. The author argues this echoes communism, risks sidelining taxpayers, and would threaten private homes and private enterprise, urging government ownership or cooperative purchase instead.
The Australian Workers' Union filed on Tuesday to vary the Pastor alists' Award in the Federal Arbitration Court. The award set in 1922 and amended in 1923 has seven months left. About 4000 graziers are affected, excluding Queensland and Western Australia with regional arrangements. The claim seeks treble rates for rams and a minimum wage of £9 10s per week for general station hands. The case was presented before the court.
Deputy-President Sir John Quick proposed that the parties confer and the case be adjourned to 3 June.
Nineteen thousand sheep were penned at Homebush on Thursday with strong opening sales and improving auctions. Closing prices rose 1 6 to 2 per head. Thirty four hundred cattle yarded with good to prime beef often dearer. other classes unchanged. Mutton and lamb prices at the hoof ranged from 54d to 64d per lb, hoggets and lambs 7d to 6d, beef 23s to 30s per 100 lbs. Ewes and lambs showed varied but solid levels. Elsewhere Mr Lang outlined socialisation of industry at Wollongong, aiming to train workers to take control of industry before localisation.
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