Prime Minister addresses arbitration in Sebastes workers case
The prime minister spoke in parliament on the routing arbitration in the Sebastes workers case. He warned the Federation risks and urged adherence to law while flagging government steps to stabilize industry. A new insurance bill was praised as comprehensive social reform with nine major benefits and funded by modest weekly contributions. The government also unveiled a coal price reduction plan, offering a 5 shilling per ton cut through voluntary and compulsory measures and a one year bounty to support market relief.
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Sebastes Workers
Cem
Weis Orkers’ Federation
Pew
Npwes
Apto
Labor
Secullin
Earle Page
Det
Australia
Page
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
Bence
New South Wales
Ias
Bruce
Austalia
Water cartage woes hit drought struck Innisfail
Innisfail faces water shortages despite high rainfall as tanks run dry and no filtration system exists. Water must be carted at high cost while dust nuisance abounds and a brief police court session dealt with a drunkenness case and a summons division matter.
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Inniby Ail
Innisfail
T. E. Dwyer
River Pollution Alarm Warns Mills Over Molasses Waste
The Johnstone River noath branch has seen reduced molasses pollution this crushing season, with warnings issued by Johnstone Shire Council to avigara mills. Fish life has improved vs prior years when hundreds of dead fish floated and caused a foul atmosphere. council vows to keep the waterway as clean as possible.
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Johnstone River
Noath
Johnstone
Avigara
Ingham Farmer Fined After Cane Field Shooting
Ingham September 27 at the Police Court Maria Todeschino, a farmer, faced charges of wilful and unlawful shooting at cows invading cane lands. After evidence, the magistrate allowed summary handling under section 441 of the Code. Todeschino pleaded guilty after admitting the incident occurred when cows breached a weak fence and damaged plant cane.
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Ingham
Ae Jam
Maria Todeschino
Wilty
Udeath
Aman
Gulley
Wealthy Tourists and Australian Attractions
The fragment discusses wealthy tourists and Australian attractions, mentioning Mr. T. R. Mall and Mr. A. Drew. It references a Methouene eras document and Cairns Valtes and Publicity Association, with a connection to the South and Phias.
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Cape
Australian travel drive aims to lure rich Americans to Australia
Melbourne hosts Louis D. Stone on a world tour to promote regular contact between wealthy Americans and sunny Australian vacations. Stone cites publicity gaps and funds as past limits, announcing cooperation with West travel agencies and government departments, including 22,000 offices worldwide via American Express Travel Department, to showcase Australia. He notes vast travel cheque activity and envisions Grand Pacific cruises visiting the South Seas, Australia, China, and the East, contingent on railway support.
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Ausralia
Mer
Louis D. Stone
Melbourne
Mr. Stone
Otimes
Australia
Sam
Crpgatisation
American Express Om
Laat
Uryar
America
Otheless
Bosiness
York
South Seas
Amatralla
China
East
Rexona Soap Promises Clear Skin and Youthful Complexion
An advertisement touts Rexona Soap as essential for beauty and daily use to sustain a clear complexion. It claims eight of ten women use it, noting benefits for sallow or blotchy skin and promising lasting bloom from regular use at a price of 1 shilling per tablet.
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Rexona
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Ae Trromae
Canberra
Ila.m
de Uver
Dandenong
Irfront
Jonal Insurance
Ela
Innese Aml
Jaras, Philp & Co
Boland’s Ltd
Kid Aida
Boland
Etic
Visua
Roland
Eeathers United Ee
Ae Bolamd
Children's Navy
Navy
Ueus
A . Boland
Bond
Uly
Boland Wese
Ecru Madras
Bolands
Baize
Pasar
Massig
Price
Womens
Botte Boys
Atkinson
Ueally
B/il
Indiana
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