Private Benefit Funds and National Insurance Impact
The text discusses effects of national insurance on private benefit funds, noting exemptions and adjustments for health and pension schemes. It outlines employers’ choices to retain, amend, or replace private schemes, the cost implications, and guidance from a commission to consult an official advisor. A separate anecdote mentions Marcel Felix, a waiter, discovering a bag beneath a seat with a note about a seven feet long constrictor.
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Tang
Ividios
Conctran Indizal
National Insurance
Hinile
Life
Commission
Easity
Marcel Felix
Francis proposes home defence using ex service volunteers
Canberra reports Josiah Francis, MP for Moreton, urges a plan to mobilise returned soldiers for home defence. The proposal includes listing ex AIF and British Imperial ex-service men through RS LA sub-branches, forming platoons for militia duties, issuing equipment, and providing refresher courses with provisional commissions. Emphasizes redirection of manpower and resources to maximize national defense.
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Canberra
Josiah Francis
1.A.P
Moreton
Home of Representatives
ALP
Defence
Monitestiry
RSS
CLA
A.lf
Rs.la
Trank
Drifl Hall
Dil
Battaions
Membr
ALF
Francis
Red Cross
Pan American Conference Delegation Leaves New York
The United States delegation led by State Secretary Senator Hull departed for the Lima Pan American Conference. Hull returned with Ambassador Wilson after a brief ten minute discussion. The group touted the conference as a solid cause for hope in a world seen as desperate while Latin American states were anticipated to join in a united defence plan.
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New York
Senator Hull
United States
Lima
Cooktown News shows church visits and postmaster changes
The Cooktown News reports visits by church members, Mr T Paterson appointed postmaster at Cooktown with duties starting November 2, and Mr J McNab acting as relieving postmaster until November 29 when Mr Uat vervon takes over. It notes town arrivals, a mining lease, water rights applications, and rainfall data up to November, with local deaths and transport details.
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ST RC. Church
Cain
T. Paterson
Cooktown
Paterson
Albiog
Brisbane
Theo
Patervo
J. McNab
H. Bendizen
Oxkey
Uatvervon
McNab
H. Costello
Laura Thi
Mia Ki Rerainshi
Manprave
F. W. Shephard
Mosamun
Mire
Borvinski
Mra
P. Cohan Fee Neill
E. E. Neill
Kookurra Station
J. Cares
Cum
Mina
Campbell
Jett
Cairns
Port Brewnst
Mra. M. Lee
Cairoa
Innisfail council weighs street cleansing plan
November meeting of the Jukmatine Shire Council notes dirty town conditions and the need for a cleaning scheme. Clerk Puichard and Dr. Bisger discuss inquiries and costs while charges for property and frontage basins are fixed. The plan’s overall weekly levy and six page complaint list are outlined to unite support.
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Innibfail
BV. Bisger
Jukmatine
W. R Puichard
James
Lander
Mineral survey in North Australia advances aerial geophysics
The Aerial Geological and Geophysical Surveys organization reports three years of work in Northern Australia ending 1937. It details aerial photography, geologic and magnetic surveys covering over 11 500 square miles, with 128 335 pounds spent and numerous centers examined in Queensland and Western Australia to attract mining investors and map copper and gold potentials.
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Queensland
Western Australia
Rew
Australia
Royal Australian Air Force
Gealo Witty
RALAF
Air Force
Tl Guncurry
Croydon
Herberton
Walmer River
Hinson
Portland
Cloncurry
Clomcurty
Tortland
Loswith
Mount Codlon
Mineralised Croydon outcrop extends two miles
Geological and geophysical surveys at Croydon show a zone of mineralisation extending at least 2000 feet with an average width of 37 feet. It yields higher silver values on narrower sections and cross sections indicate 4.3 ounces per load and 3.2 ounces per ton. Results will guide testing to reveal ore shoots.
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Croydon
Seeking Gold Reef in Paparoa Range AUCKLAND NZ
Government geologists test a gold bearing reef at about 4000 feet in the Paparoa Range near the Moonlight Creek head of the west coast South Island. The area yielded fortunes in early days, but access has been limited by terrain. Officials seek to locate the original reef and confirm potential productivity in this district.
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Auckland
N.Z
Papatoa
South Island
Pockewulf-Condor to attempt Berlin to Tokio flight
The Times correspondent reports the Brandenburg monoplane, winner of the August Berlin to New York and back in 25 and 19 hours 54 minutes, will seek a record flight Berlin to Tokio. The planned route follows Berlin Basra Karachi Hanoi to Tokyo with the same crew.
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London
The
Times
Berlin
Brandenburg
New York
Tokio
Wth
Basra
Karachi
Hanoi
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