New South Wales Faces Persistent Industrial Decline
The Australian Board of Commerce reports long term job losses in rural mining and agriculture across New South Wales. In 1920s data, mining employment fell by about 23 percent from 192? levels, with total state value of production rising to 106 million from 64 million, reflecting a complex shift in regional economies and sustained decline in rural employment since 1917.
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Tennis Championship and Tournament Notes at Charters Towers
The article describes singles and doubles results from a weekend tennis event with players like Warner, Lenton, Draper, and McLeod. It notes a championship, a forthcoming camp in Charters Towers from August 8 to 12, and requests players to use Lake Street courts for practice and tournament play, highlighting national interest and preparation.
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Overpaid Superannuation Funds Reported in Sydney
Sydney reports by Mrs Ley, minister for Justices, reveal a 430 877 pounds overpayment in the superannuation scheme from 1919. She notes state contributions exceed employee share, proposing reforms to curtail annual costs and yield substantial savings across the transition and subsequent years.
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Proprietors Fight Coal Rates in July 25 Hearing
In a chaotic court session on July 25, the proprietors sought a 33 2 reduction of hewing rates and a prohibition order against ward compellation. The chair dismissed part of the proprietors case, while other matters and hearings on names and coal costs in Australia were adjourned for expeditious resolution.
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Paris Mystery: Jewelry Heist Worth Millions Reported
A Paris report cites a sensational jewel theft, claiming a daughter of a titled figure was involved in a high stake robbery. The article notes a fortune in jewelry and a dramatic loss, with authorities pursuing clues.
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