Public Farewell For Mr A J Christie
A local notice records Mr A J Christie's public farewell as he ends service with the administration. The item notes community sentiment and the formal sending remarks as the clock nears the new year.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
5
Unclear transcription hints at political figures and public service debate
Fragmentary OCR text references Mr A J Christing and Mr yd the men Chie, public service, and political discussion. Mentions Latimer? community prospects, capital and depression era context, and potential appointment or policy debate without clear chronology or outcomes.
Unclear text fragment with limited readable items
The readable phrases reference a meeting and mentions Hallock and New Block Of Steaiy, but most content is garbled, leaving uncertain event details and entities. No coherent summaryable incident or outcome can be determined from the legible portions.
Parliament Votes Down Wage Cut for MPs in Heated Session
In a tense debate the House defeated a proposal to cut MPs salaries 49 to 24 as the Government pledged no wage reductions before elections. Opposition warned of broader costs and urged careful spending while arguing public service pay and employment would be harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Messrs
Marks
Stewart
Thompson
Ro KF
Chreen
Corser
Hunter
Higgies
Phar Ber
Phat
Intlett
Latham
Wits
Bea
Wr. Couillett
Tvs
Giudlete
Puerto
Oetty
Leeda
Pfarkhith
Nathonaliat
Warriogah
Country Trarty
New England
Tlunker
Wacker
Tiley
Canary
Riordan
Sales Tax Scope and Operation Prompts Arrest in Devonshire Street
Police detain a man in connection with a sales tax operation in Devonshire Street, Parry Hills. The article outlines the July to August rollout of a new value added tax regime affecting manufacturers wholesalers and retailers, plus penalties for failing to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Devonshire Street
Parry Hills
Mie Mommissoner
Plorence Millard
Lewin
Fowinks
Australia
Ameretuiat
Gkomoladiter
Wec
Police recover partial description after house occupation incident
Police seized a house on Devon Street after a disturbance. a man described as known to authorities was among several occupants. Footage and witnesses noted a bullet wound and the arrival of officers to secure the scene and investigate possible theft or assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devondlure Street
Haneone
Uonataires Tiefer Min Shelley
Law
Isda
Cratos
Cratos Safeerneassn Symes Denson
A. A
Orton
Millard
Tewisha
Not Understood Tax Debate Confuses City Officials
Fragmentary text reports confusion over a sales tax plan. Officials and chamber leaders express bewilderment as discussions stall, with remarks hinting at political tension and unclear benefits affecting customers and merchants alike.
Questions In House After Speech On Ballot Tax
The Prime Minister ruled out a general discussion and the vote on the ballot tax ended 49 in favor to 20 against. Maxwell abstained. Ayes and Nays listed include Nagley Cameron Francis Gardner Gregory Shillett Tranker Killen Latham Mackay Morgan Nairn Earle Page Markhill Paterson Prowse White Nova against names such as Chifley Cunningham Curtin Cusack Kildridge Fenton Forde Frost Gable Holloway Hughes Janis Jones Keane Jancey Wavefield Lewis Lowe Tayome Makin Maloney Parker Peice Riley Riordan Rowe Stewart Thompson Tully Watkins Weel Yabem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Nagley
Ell
DL Cameron
M. Cameron
J. Francis
Gardner
Gregory
Shillett
Tranker
Him
Killen
Latham
Mackay
Morgan
Nairn
Earle Page
Markhill
Paterson
Prowse
White
Nova
Rowe
Srullin
Stewart
Thompson
Tully
Watkins
Weel
Yabem
Killed by Cold Near Cemetery in Mystery Death
An unidentified elderly man was found deceased near the cemetery fringe on Cherner’s Road. Authorities describe a cold exposure death with unclear cause and have not released details about the man’s identity or circumstances surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouly
Chyerner
Thiemiearnding
Questions on GIN export and tax exemptions debated
A discussion covers questions about the GIN export by questions and the time of applying waxy for canned fruits. Mr Seville explains proposed alderation, while Mr Scullin and Mr Hiwher discuss postponing a sale tax and extending exemption lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Seville
Scullin
Cerby
Warra
Changius i
Prowse
Scutiin
Move for delay in Silesiaw vet tax legislation
President of the Pimple Association QMS J M Mot ionnlay said the body moved to bind the Government to delay operating the Silesiaw vets until September 1 to give taxpayers time to judge the legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Pimple Association
QMS
J. M. Mot Ionnlay
Diodd
Silesiaw
Tax Pajera
Requests For Delay In Senate On Baton Tax Operation
A senator reported inundation of telephoned inquiries from South Australia about how the Baton Tax would apply when it starts today. Manufacturers and retailers lack guidance on pricing the tax and urged the government to delay its effect by 14 days to prepare. Other senators pressed for postponement until September to ensure proper implementation and public briefing before the tax goes live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shullett
Hughes
Autroaha
Nathan
Mr.inilett
Mrs. Hughes
Lee Vittirmen
Higher
M Hughes
Mr. Gillett
Jay Esate
Irene Og
Dierks
Ciera
Mer
Ciallette
Willie
Wold
Maine
O' G. Stewart
Ely
West
Labour
Ted Feoi
Cervanio
Australia
Mr. Gullett
South Australia
Benator
Evans
Motor Traders Demand Tax Relief From Government
Motor Traders Association delegates from all states told the Prime Minister they face heavy local and federal taxes. They urged relief on petrol tax and proposed sales tax, noting towns rely on revenue while the PM promised relief if the position improves.
Insurance Fraud Trial in Sydney Confronts Bank Aide
A Sydney insurance fraud case involves John William HV and associates accused of siphoning £20,408 from an Australian firm. Evidence cites overdrawn accounts secured by equities and a fleet mortgage on Tuggerah properties, with valuations sharply differing from bank appraisals. The case centers on alleged financial manipulations, court proceedings, and testimony about motives and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wien
John Willian
Ube
Thiydas
Te Merelal Pink
Psaiddig Assurance Company
Wid
Commonwealth Think
Tugrerah
Joseph Ison
Fedesal Huilding Rasiance
Usual Boccal Eventing at Albert Hall in August
The Usual BOCLAL eventing for members and friends will take place in the ante-room at the Albert Hall on Saturday, August 2. A. Stuart. lon. Secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hall
A. Stuart
Lon
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Welcome To
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Morephan
Seyler
A. J. Christing
Dent Turk
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Skewes
Pteykhich
Rani
Petien
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Whith
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Peeayeerits
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Steaiy
Ersten
Tallors
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Parliament
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Holloway
W. M. Hughes
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Qllett
H. S. Gullett
Vo. C. Thompeen
E. Riley
MR. Ewing
Gables
Fool
Mao
Contrelee
Peragh Co
Air. Marks
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Bee Gee
Fieier
Senate
Toyalt
Feyire
Motor Traders
Canberra University College
Corwell
I. DD
Lyons
Sindy
Sukeway Hun Bhe
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Celly
J. Keeley
Acton District Cricket Club
West City
Causeway Hall
Wormald
City School OF Dancing
Ganberra Times
City
Wardenesiave
Lesseay
Howe Fea
Prof
Co. Wood
U.K.A
P.T.D
Bey
Mick Orpington
Herrea
Oopor Cycle
Tase Mabey Austin
Bartlewhcics
McDonald
City Burt
Canhe
Vreshm Vkeics
Ett
Lainean
Woohrers & Calthorpe
Civic Centre
Kingston
THE
Blue Moon' Cafe
Canberra Highland Society and Burns Club
St Causeway Wood Yard
Forner
H. L. Gudgeon
W.C.A
Brodie
Studebaker
Franklin Sthret, Forrest
Briton
S. Crapp & Sons
Cydney the Oriental
King's Croan
Lankhia
Canberra
Lloyd, Federal Gardens — Duntren
A. T. Campbell
Tel
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Rokite Ia
Times” Office
Canharra
Canberra Times
Queanbeyan
C. J. Graham
J. C. Gunn
J. W. Prowse
R. J. Dunne
Club
Manuka
A. M. Fallick
Lois R. Dunne
An Oval
N.me Aye
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