Bushells Tea Bargain Sparked by Price
A note extols Bushells Tea as a bargain with seven large cups costing one penny. The copy argues the offer proves tea drinking is affordable and urges readers to buy.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1932
Page
7
A note extols Bushells Tea as a bargain with seven large cups costing one penny. The copy argues the offer proves tea drinking is affordable and urges readers to buy.
London reports a White Paper on the Anglo Irish talks, noting claims by the Free State to a share of UK assets and pensions payments. Britain argues pensions and police costs were normal post 1923-26 arrangements. Disputes over assets, overtaxation, and the 1923 to 1928 agreements are described with no clear proofs of Ireland’s overtaxation.
The British White Paper on Britain Ireland talks reveals that land annuities tied to the Irish Free State land purchases were treated as contingent liabilities not part of UK public debt. It notes the 1925 agreement absolved the Free State from public debt share, and the 1926 accord paid annuities in full. The Free State tenants owed the sums, collected by their government as agents, not as governmental debt.
Australian Cable reports Av Fagiishman returning from Doorn saying Kaiser Wilhelm is under guard in a lonely quarter after an assassination attempt. He appeared largely unchanged in appearance and spoke frankly about England while avoiding the war’s wider topics. He hopes the Hohenzollern dynasty may be revived and reads German French and the Paris papers.
A large crowd blocked traffic as 4000 protesters moved from Northumberland Avenue to the Strand under police escort. Mounted and foot officers, bands, and banners faced minor scuffles, with one arrest for insulting behaviour and assaulting police. Nine people were discharged from hospitals.
In Tokyo 183 of about a thousand Communist suspects were sentenced today. Outside the court fascists occupied the public gallery, while five hundred police escorted the prisoners. Four prisoners, including Manuba and Sano, were given life terms. others received varied sentences, with a two year minimum.
The record shows the end of September tally of civil disobedience prisoners at 9,85. Earlier figures trace a pattern of rising January to May totals and a steady decline through August with February and March spiking.
George Scott and Francis McCracken were charged with grievous bodily harm to Francis Robert Guinane on October 25, 1932 at Townsville. Some defendants were committed for trial.
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