03 Aug 1931
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1931
Page
1
In a garbled report the Prime Minister plans to meet Commonwealth officials to discuss New South Wales funding and national government support. The article hints at timing, potential allocations, and political maneuvering before the next budget cycle.
London reports Mel Lloyd George's illness affects his ability to sign government funds and travel to New South Wales. The Commonwealth questions debts and seeks permission to travel, with authorities weighing steps to handle financial commitments.
Australia unnamed innings details show England bowling out New Zealand for 293 in first innings while New Zealand reply falters. Key players like Verity, Kerr, and Brown starred with steady bowling and pegged back New Zealand to a challenging target. Final figures and individual scores mentioned, highlighting a close contest with notable bowling spells and cautious batting.
A demented woman named Madara Marin Lacnur caused a petrol fire after a disturbance at a Haven location. The event involved injuries to her husband and sister, with witnesses noting the woman appeared deranged. Police report the woman has been remanded for treatment.
Fragmentary report from Ontario details Pearce defeating rivals including Miles and Wright in a national horse and hounds style Royal Canadian event. The piece notes traditional Wan edance and a close finish, with reference to Toronto participants and Minna Bb.
A Times summary reports a government economy committee proposing £96.5 million in first year savings to cut a £120 million deficit. Measures include abolishing the Empire Marketing Board, cutting unemployment benefits, boosting fund contributions, and reviewing war pensions. The plan envisages a joint committee of key ministers to study proposals with Labour Conference discussions and Scarborough talks on binding decisions.
The year’s trade figures show a large surplus in exports with a reduced imports total, reflecting government retrenchment measures. The report notes potential tax changes, unemployment considerations, and planned savings across education, social schemes, and defence. County, nation, and international figures are cited, including figures for June and annual export values, with implied fiscal reforms and budget adjustments.
London reports that Bank of France and Federal Reserve will each grant the Bank of England up to £25,000,000. The Observer notes this as a deep tripartite cooperation among France Great Britain and the United States to steady currencies including the dollar franc and pound amid international credit strains. London’s credit to Germany and possible additional lines signal precautionary measures while America’s role invites debate about broader participation.
The British prime minister outlined a path to the 1929 Disarmament Conference amid French demands and League of Nations pressure. Britain, with Imperial Defense and party leaders, adopts a policy prioritizing mutual aid and security while Dominion and Commonwealth funding adjustments are debated.
Bank of England Director Hubert Kindersley comments after an announcement on reemitting credits to the Bank. He notes the moves affect both local and recipient banks and stress the importance of stable gold movements for lasting Franco German understanding and prosperity.
A new expedition is being prepared in Sydney to search Central Australia for the Lost Gold Reef. Reports say the expedition will be led by Mr Buck, who returned to Sydney today, amid uncertain prospects and calls for government support.
A government discussion on experimental airship policy questions safety and viability. The report suggests possible immediate savings but warns of high costs and uncertain future operation. It proposes funding road development via annual parliamentary votes, reducing housing budgets, and reorganizing local education administration.
The report rebukes defense distribution and notes a large £6 million deficit, urging economy without harming industry. It suggests broad tax and pension savings, with special Cabinet committees to study financial implications as Parliament weighs policy.
An Italian luxury liner named Atlantic Wonder, equipped with stabilisers, was launched amid royal presence. The voyage is forecast to run from Naples to New York in seven days, with potential record-breaking speed. The ship features advanced monitoring to prevent rolling.
Surplus cotton and wheat in the United States discussed for long term sales to Germany. Warrington reports a meeting where officials considered Germany’s interest in large grain purchases as authority notes vast holdings of cotton and wheat.
In a London address Mr Baldwin urged government resolve to aid Britain’s restoration efforts. He warned the Labour government may not last a year and contrasted imperial talks at the conference with Australia and Canada seeking closer ties with Britain, not distance.
An emergency decree restores making facilitation on Wedned from Allee hilford 117 the orwaptaarien of the gurty.lain the bandi of Me aatte C. Bridie. The shareholders expressed thanks to the Commonwealth Government and the Government of Western Australia for protecting the area within which tn situated the Lamilter Road. The expedition will be accompanied by a geologist and mining surveyor with federal approval. The wording reflects incomplete OCR but notes banks reopening and an expedition tied to Lamater area.
Mr Lang denies a cabled report that the New South Wales Premier asked for recall from the Governor. He says he never aired recall. He notes the Dominions Secretary urged the Governor to heed Ministers. The Opposition leader questions the suggestion, citing recent unusual actions by the Premier.
The Commonwealth Statistician reports Australia’s population as of March 198, with the total across states and territories showing a year’s rise. Net growth stems from births exceeding deaths and positive migration, totaling about 1,052,272 since April 1851, with natural increase and age migration contributing to the gain.
The inquiry into Canberra brand prices begins today at 10 AM with Mr. A. R. Townsend as chairman and witnesses examined. Committee members W. J. Balmthorpe and J. M. Grant represent master bakers as a committee meeting to discuss procedure and related matters follows.
The report notes a strong demand for Australian oranges in Canada with the initial 5 000 case shipment exhausted. Importers claim their stocks are 100 percent better than expected and the fruit is among the finest. a 6 000 case shipment is anticipated on August 18 in Keonly.
During the financial year 1995 motor vehicles were registered in the Madera Capital Territory and produced 6 600 in terms.
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