Taxes and Public Spending Debate Shocks Australia
A fragmented report notes debate on whether taxes curb output by up to half and discusses responses by MPs and officials. It references figures like Mr Thompson and Mr Gil Horn, mentions the Prime Minister, and touches on fiscal policy, parliamentary spending, and the impact on consumers in Australia. The text reflects a heated exchange over taxation, austerity, and government expenditures with opinions from various political actors.
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Thompson
Australia
Pepe
Lin
T. & G. Lahey
Mory
Seagy Pny
Vdaans
Luxnhoi
Wrlagoi Ely
CAL Suilions
Smtuni
Oib
Inital Commonwealth
Blair Athol Coal Output Directors Seek 100000 Tons
Blair Athol Ltd chairmen Mr HK Grant spoke at Hampton forecasting 100000 tons of coal from open cut and addressing record output. Report notes open cut coal produced since October and rising daily production with November totals around 500 tons daily average. Also mentions silver price movement and market commentary.
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Blair A Ltd
HK. Grant
Hampton
Oetaber UK
Aereroma
No Rationing On Tus Mail
A historical note reports Deputy Guthrie and officials discussing rationing policy for mail. The commission quantified inward mail totals with thousands of letters and applications amid adjustments to a new coupon system.
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Guthelos
Renee Ae
Letersi
Apuet Trom
Guthrie
Bon Wilkson
Lee Tiltelenatiess
Sunir
Evuyys
Increased Grant For Prospectors Stirs Mining Debate
The Mines Minister outlined higher payments for prospectors and related surface prospecting measures, detailing adjustments from 1 to 14 pounds and 2 to 2 shillings 10 pence. The plan includes a possible 42 week processing period with a four week stand down before concessions, and safeguards against misuse of explosives while ensuring prospectors can earn gold or minerals during operations.
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Itn Rete
Tluch
Yooly
St Andrew's Day Eton Wall Game Ends In Mud Fight
A damaged OCR fragment describes the annual St. Andrew's Day Eton Wall game devolving into a mud fight on soaked ground after taker time off and Hood aim. The readable text hints at players and chaotic play but lacks clear names or dates.
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Hood Aim
Ava Tram
Larkin Convicted of Receiving Stolen Goods in City Court
Michael George Larkin, 36, a Lebourer, found guilty of receiving stolen property valued around £1830. He was sentenced to two years in gaol. The trial heard he lied to police and admitted to knowing the items were stolen, with testimony detailing the shop basement, sheets, cloth, and boot items connected to the theft.
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Ichael George Larkin
Lebourer
Brennan
Criminal
Larkin
Hest
Tyhg Firkin
Alain
Mrugtien
Tan Lars
Tisaiaenly
Ieee A
Green
Rite
Ieee
Mr. Cosgrove
Detcon
Stephene
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Wroneanay
Mats Neceyrer
Teeker
Gillen
Lwuthasciter
Gillette
Matix
Yao
A. MO Mickford
Raul
Gusting
Amonmalion
Aus
Gil Horn
BNL
Prive Minister FM
Queensland
Alysis
WII
Wta
Wiley Ie
Aline
Lawton
Beaupalntell
Willy
Smarr
Nis
Abelisy
IAA
AMR Elia
Andrew Bide
Trade and Finance
Blair Athol
New York
Decunier
EIA
Douruak
Crisbane Exchange
Tnt
Hety
Wills Amd
Deracinalty
Peamund Wieckiarst
Lnguroy Gral
Eraaly
Thomas Simpson
South Slae
Neairy
Tamer
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