State Servants To Continue Fight for Restoration
Sydney Tuesday reports a heated annual conference of the Public Servants Association. Debates centered on continuing the campaign for salary restoration during the writ period and after, with leaders opposing political leverage and urging persistence until the Salaries Reduction Act is repealed. Attendees stressed public opinion, government interference, and the Public Service Board's authority.
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Public Service Board
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Wrong Man Sentenced for Public Nuisance Impersonation
George David Franklin, age 32, impersonated another man to take his imprisonment. He was sentenced to three months in prison for unlawfully affecting a public nuisance. The judge noted Franklin biased his imprisonment by false pretenses and he claimed not to be the man previously convicted. Franklin was ordered to pay his share of a fine, but could not, leading to further arrangements.
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George David Franklin
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Franklin
Foldwins
Giehs Court
Referendum on Transfer of Arbitration Powers to the Commonwealth
Mr Jennings urged Cabinet to consider transferring arbitration powers to the Commonwealth noting varied arbitration laws cause economic inefficiency. He argued previous oath of transfer faced public rejection but now believed people would agree as the present system proved uneconomic and lessons were learned.
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Commonwealth
Sydney Wool Sales Report From Sydney Tuesday Market
The Sydney wool sale saw strong competition with Merino fleece fetching up to 17d per pound. Five bales from Goulburn sold, auction totals reached 13,768 bales with 1,906 sold and 4,282 released privately.
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Goulburn
Lang policy speech hints at bigger lotteries in Auburn
Sydney reports that Mr Lang will unveil a Labour Party policy at Auburn Town Hall on April 26 promising larger state lotteries with a top prize of £25,000. The speech emphasizes expanded betting schemes and increased public revenue from gaming.
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Lang
Auburn Town Hall
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