Tariff policy clash sparks wage earner worry in country party notes
A Country Party bulletin argues a 20 percent tariff cut harms pensioners and wage earners by raising living costs, while government delays deepen hardship. It condemns the federal Labor stance and cites Finance figures, urging reductions to ease purchasing power for households, farmers, and workers.
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Singh
Clewis
Hiya
Ne Wares
Serestatieon
Tt Fortardan Farrmess
Reddit
Scullin
Melby Stz
Lar
Otto Niemeyer
Australia
Fe Eral
Labor
Commonwealth
States
Patty” Polity Slone
Country Party Bureau of Problyert Informanen and Research
Ambutuner Levies Members at Signing Up
At Ingham on June 3, the Ambutuner solicited a levy of one pound from each member and secured a 1 percent response from the 304 men signed on. They also agreed to pay a levy from their farmings during the season.
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Ingham
Challenge to Mayor at Ville Meeting Sparks Waste Debate
A June 2 meeting of ratepayers in Ville drew attention to Town Council affairs. Mr Green challenged Mayor Cr. O Allan, offering to pay election costs if the council forestalled a costly election. Green condemned $65 spent to escort Miss Amy Johnson Brisbane as wasteful, and a ratepayers association was formed.
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Amy "Johnson
Brisbane
Cairns Post Reader Urges Fair Hockey Critique
A Cairns Post reader, Eve Hockey, protests harsh criticism of a young female hockey player from the A League. She notes the player’s youth and limited experience, asking for fair commentary that considers age and development before assigning blame.
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Cairns Post
Asome
Cairns
Gordavale
Imo Hickey
Wattle Cub
Eve Hockey Gute
New Zealand Beats Middlesex in 3150 Run Chase
New Zealand posted 3150 against Middlesex as Howe added 2, Weir 26, Allen took 10 wickets for 3, Peebles took 3, and Sound Hearne bowled 0 for 43. Weir contributed with 26 runs and the match report notes final wickets and scores from Page 34.
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London
Middlesex
New Zealand
Waite
Howe
Page
Weir
Allen
Fini
Peebles
Sound Hearne
Spalding Cup fixtures draw near after June 14
The Spalding Cup fixtures begin Sunday June 14 with nominations due to secretary Mr A B Blackmore by June 10. A Cairns Club selector defends the Cairns A team selection amid public letters, praising captain RE Gelling and urging fair play and practice matches among both teams and ladies players.
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Association
A. 2 Blackmore
R J. Blackmore
Cairns
Becn
Hue
RE. Gelling
Rejected Vital Clause Roils Victorian Farmers Bill
Melbourne June 4 The Assembly rejected a vital clause of the Farmers Moratorium Bill. The clause would place farmer property under the Farmers Relief Board on gazettal of a farmers certificate and punish with up to £100 fine or four years in prison for countering the order. Cabinet consideration and recommittal potential loom. if rejected again, government plans may abandon the bill.
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Melbourne
Farmers Relief Board
Fragmentary Food Item List From Aged OCR
A garbled OCR fragment lists various food items including lemons peas tin pickles salmon fillets and unclear quantities or bot labels. The text is incomplete with inconsistent capitalization and stray punctuation, offering no coherent narrative or date.
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Eno
Mamld
Ritehe & Ca
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Sheridan Street
P.O
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Rsstla
Anzac Club
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M J Hoare
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KP Simavonds
Fuller
W Owen
FR. Bean
TR Mazin
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Fdr
Bean
Arnest
J. McDonald
Lelevate
Hockey Amd Criticiem
Jone Z
Australian Cable Services
Spalding Cup
Carte
Meydames
Hamilton
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Gordovale
Anu
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Miss Headnek
Cais
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Tilden
Une
Assembly
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Essence
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