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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Nov 01, 1932

Page

4

Tully Rietings Oral Auction Valuations Prompt Review

In Tully area proceedings, Land Commissioner McDiarmid and others debated valuations for allotments near the post office and sections 3 and 1. The Postal Department may acquire sites at altered prices, with discussions of perpetual leases and possible adjustments, as witnesses including Mr Bell and Mr Martin exchange views on fairness and future town benefits tied to a sugar mill, with adjournment for further inspection.

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Australia’s Trade Positioncast Due to Exchange Rates

Canberra reports that currency shifts and abandonment of the gold standard have strained foreign trade. Imports from Britain and France rise while key goods such as spirits flour cigarettes and meat fall. Australian wines gain in popularity due to price and quality. Overall import value declines 30 percent from last year, with a 200000 ton rise offset by tariff details available through the Department of Commerce offices in Sydney Melbourne or Canberra.

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Amalia Cable Strike Enters Second Week in London

In London on October 2, reports say Amalia Cable workers resume negotiations after a railway dispute. The 20,000 workers including loom operators are affected as employers enforce new terms at the mill.

London Mei Cotton Erwin Milla

Investiture Ceremony at Government House Melbourne

The Governor General and Lieutenant-Governor hosted a formal investiture in Melbourne’s Government House for recipients of honors conferred by the King. Attendees wore court uniforms, with numerous aides from Naval Army and Air Force, as dignitaries watched the procession and the wall-lined recipients with two scarlet throne accents.

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Debates Over Proposals for Liquor Hours and Public Finance

Victorian reformers clash over six oclock hotel closing and uniform Commonwealth hours. The piece analyzes temperance momentum, night drinking declines, and the Premiers Conference outcomes. It discusses rational recovery loans of 15 million pounds, internal debt strategies, and debates on public works funding versus industrial aid amid economic uncertainties.

Victoria Generas Publicia Wade Cotnee Commonwealth J Bers Joan Aireh Sheree Australia

Loan plan outlined for 8 million Australian issue

Melbourne reports details of a Commonwealth Bank backed loan with underwriting banks taking 10 percent commission. Aimed at redeeming Treasury Bill debt, the issue promises tax relief and a lower interest rate, with allocations for unemployment relief and public works.

Melbourne Commonwealth Bank Parliament House Stevens New South Wales Banke L. Hill Commonwealth Commonweatth Bank Treasury Billy Treasury Bill

Australian records set at University Sports Oval

Australian and state marks fall as W Plummer throws the hammer 52 feet 9 inches at the University Sports Oval. Chace Rennevale wins the 120 yard hurdles in 12.53 seconds, setting a new Australian and state record.

W. Plummer University Rennevale

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