Institute pushes changes to company law and taxation
Victorian branch of the Institute of Secretaries of Australia urges amendments to the Victorian Companies Act and calls for a qualified secretary in every public and large proprietary company. They press for uniform Commonwealth and State laws, critique income tax exemptions, and highlight anomalies in tax treatment affecting multiple firms.
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Institute of Secretaries of Australia
Melbourne
J.T. Spackman
Commonwealth
J. G. McNichol
J. E. Martin
Merc Martin
Australian Institute of Secretaries
Brisbane
J. W. Ross
Australia
A Woman's Letter Weekly GoggIE From Brisbane
A Brisbane social page recounts a charity motor outing for the Automobile Club, with mothers and children from hospitals and orphanages enjoying Sandgate sea breezes and sand castles. It notes a big day for fashion, theatre openings, and a farewell ceremony as the Orama escorted Mrs Winkler with an aviator pilot circling above.
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Automobile Club
Uute
Sandgate
Gregory Terrace
Mothers Bath Baby With Remona Soap Ad Teaser
An old advertisement extols Remona soap for babies, claiming a healthy bath keeps infants calm and comfortable. It promises soothing relief from skin irritation, a cooling rinse, and helps mothers soothe crying babies for better sleep.
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Ona
Rexona
Stunt Flying Near Flight Path During Ball Week Visit
Aircraft maneuvers above the field impressed guests as Squadron Leader Hinkler and Mrs. Hinkler attended a Grama ball. They arrived via plane from Bundaberg and are staying with the mayoral party at Southport while others, including Mrs. A. J. Brown and Mrs. H. Stettie, visit nearby towns and Brisbane. The Alberta steamer’s London arrival brought news of EF Williams and G E Hayne returning to Australia from Mantress and Clif ton respectively.
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Bundaberg
Southport
Werkers
A. J. Brown
Towneville
Warwick
H. Stettie
C. Hawkett
North
Atchberley House
London
Alberta
Mantress
EF. S. Williams
Yungaburra
G. E. Hayne
Clifton
Malanda
Visoe
Brisbane
The Ideal British Migrant for Australia
An essay argues Britain should channel youth migrants to Australia to relieve Crowded Britain and underpopulated Australia. It proposes a private trust to acquire training grounds for pastoral and agricultural work, funded by Britain and managed free from heavy government control, ensuring self‑supporting, skilled migrants who boost Australia’s economy and imperial ties.
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Commonwealth of Australia
Australia
Nats
Aloworls
Jorervdeles
Wigramin
Port Pesaly
Grew Beran
Bert
Auatralia
Egil
Fim
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