Signposts of reform rise in Australian party talks
At the Tasplayers Association annual meeting in Queensland Mr. Fadden warned of trial corruption and economic unrest as signposts in Australia. He urged action to prevent financial irresponsibility and defend industry against socialism while stressing careful accounting and future funding. TheTreasury bill and tax reforms were debated amid calls to sustain investment and avoid debt burdens.
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Australian Country Party
Faddan
Fadden
Ing
Taspayers’ Association of
Tel Tous Treasury
Pille
Wnes
Gueensland
Ian
Tinanetni
Belwaen
Com
Eels
Ieenatina Totiigny
Cuike County
Mallian
Aunrabia
Somneey
Apples From Stanthorpe Season Shows Mixed Market
Fragmentary OCR shows references to farm produce markets, 4H groups, and local farming mentions. Readable bits point to seasonal apples from Stanthorpe and a surrounding rural market scene with community agricultural notes and scattered headlines.
Sydney Turf Club to Get Canterbury Canberra
Federal Government plans to take over state rail or postal arrangements with conditions. The exact terms hinge on budget approvals and Treasury guidance, but the move appears tied to financial arrangements and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Turf Club
Canterbury
Canberra
Jersinayin
Education and Rural Needs Emphasized at Diploma Day
The acting principal Mr M W Briton urged farming must be paired with formal education. He cited the need for practical rural training, urging a blend of science vocation and hands on study to develop skilled agricultural citizens.
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Gatton
Tumeoy
Ques and
Boald Aed Education Systema
O- Cinlien
Rain Lee
Coleus
Australia
Ural
Tammie
Isie Leslie
Witsont
Hat Gulton College
Commonwealth
David
Nis Kiren
Leib
Kb Maher
Sal
Daly
Pitt
Nambour
Macy
A.C. Cheeseman
Chin
Court records reveal mixed sentences and remands
The court heard a string of cases including a remand for a wife accused of deception, a man charged with grievous bodily harm to a rival, and a woman who used forged cheques for 45 pounds. Witnesses described a hospital visit and a plan to flee to Sydney with her eight month old child, aided by a man claimed to be responsible. A bank incident involved a woman pretending a cheque was genuine and attempting to flee with savings. A detective provided procedural details on the investigations.
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Samwron
Bond
Riga
Hure
Arthur
Tan
Charles Barrett Johns
Bibel Ames
Nan Ane Packer
Ali
G. A Cameron
Sune Ying
James
Restos Pease Waasiye
Shegan
Duvelid Tater
Emthivalld
Gregory ‘Terrace
Tt. Hardy
Commonwealth Bank
David Keith Langford
Weller
Fillet
Sydney
Bak
Benior
J. E. Danoyan
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Mrs. Wassell
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Walt
Rye
de Brieberwe Cline
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Telly
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Seria
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Heapstal
Warkroon
Oye Bour
Etree
Hotlord
Nye
Uae
North
Bourn
Bant
West
Watson Ferguson & Company
Frinterss Dapymerttat Atatianers, ‘Haning Alagli Brispane
Trleenane
Queensland
Ka Petes
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Lambe Peewni
Wall OF Fame
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Lamb Queen Street
Brisbane
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