St Marys Guild Fete Raises Funds in Burra Hall
The St Marys Guild chose Burra Town Hall for its annual Fete on Friday May 7. Ladies prepared stalls with colour schemes and paste shaded crepe paper. Mrs G Stanley Hawker opened the fete and was presented with home made sweets. Afternoon tea followed hosted by Mrs Ells and others. A dance with Foster's Band capped the day, yielding total proceeds of £100.
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St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Guild
Burra
G. Stanley Hawker
P. V. Oates
Hawker
Hlizabeth Lott
Raylene Successo
Foster
Sales Tax On Motor Vehicles Debate Fairness Of Tax
The schedule shows road transport via petrol tax will surpass £100 million in Federal revenue for 1933 to 1956. Even with this, motor vehicles will contribute more through sales tax unless relief is granted. The report examines revenue from trucks and passenger sedans and calls for removing sales tax on commercial vehicles while reducing rates on passenger vehicles to the lowest bracket.
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Commonwealth
Car shock absorbers promise longer life and comfort
Royal Automobile Association of South Australia chief engineer R Brinkman says a car cannot live forever despite re-auditioning and modern design. Economical life sits near 100000 miles as postwar innovations improve appearance, maneuverability, speed, and especially comfort. W H Wylie notes postwar research produced shock absorbers suited to Australian conditions, with Australian absorbers shining in the Redex Trial and chosen for the 10000 mile Australia course.
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Royal Automobile Asociation
S. A’s
R. Brinkman
Brinkman
W. H. Wylie
W. H. Wylie and Co. Ltd
Australia
Briggest
Monroe Organisation
Alustralia
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