Overseas trade favors Australia in five months
For the five months ended November 30 Australia shows a favourable balance of £2,728,000, down from £2,859,000 the previous year. Imports for November reached £8,786,000, versus £10,814,000 in 1937, while exports were £11,268,000 compared with £12,170,000.
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Australia
Commonwealth Statistician
Reland Wilson
Canberra Light Horse Recruits Sought After School Training
Canberra Light Horse NCOs return from Goulburn Cavalry School after ten days of exams in anti gas anti aircraft map reading road traversing and tactical drills. Strength to grow to one officer and 30 other ranks. recruits must own or provide a horse of at least 14.2 hands and contact Sergeant J Kinnane Butter Street North Canberra. Annual camp set for Berry NSW from February 9 for 12 days.
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Canberra Light Horse
Canberra
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J. Kinnane
J. A. Luton
J. W. Neylor
J. ©. Johnson
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North Ainalle
Berry
New South Wales
Canberra Court traffic cases reveal multiple fines
At Canberra Court Mr W F Britt presided over a batch of traffic breaches. Neville Butt paid 11 with costs 8/6 for a motorcycle with no taillight. Robert Ward fined £1 with 8/6 costs for speeding through an intersection. James Summoerill fined £1 with 8/6 for an unregistered vehicle. Hayward, a butcher, faced £8 with 4/6 costs for negligent driving and a near miss at Balmain Crescent. McMillan fined £2 with 13/8 costs for failing to yield. License application for Albert Lambert denied. prior negligent driving conviction noted.
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W. F. Britt
P.M
Neville James Butt
Robert Edward Ward
J. H. Goodall
Wentworth Avenue
James Summoerill
G. Grove
Capital Hill
Ronald Gilbert Hayward
Butcher
R. Phippard
R. 8
Brodribb
Balmain Crescent
Acton
Wihineau
Canberra Hospital
Phippard
Hayward
William McMillan
Carpenter
Ainslie
Costa
Donaldson Street
Pinlligo Avenue
Goorge McMahon
George McMahon
Labourer
Amalic
Jem
McMahon
Defendant
Bergt
Bailey
Donalson Street
Bout
Hotel Ainslie
Cornelius Major
Alinalie
McMillan
Illegal Whaling Case Rocks Federal Court History
New York Wednesday reports a historic federal seizure as authorities boarded the American liner Franco and seized part of its one million dollar whale oil cargo for alleged treaty violations. A second seizure followed aboard the tanker Watertown, linked to the Franco’s cargo from Shark Bay, Western Australia. Coast Guard observer Lieut Mintyng warned repeatedly as the Franco allegedly violated rules restricting whaling of females or calves. The Franco left Shark Bay on June 26 and, after a three month voyage, returned October 1 with 000 whales killed, according to officials. Franco’s owners say whale size in the water is unpredictable, and fines for undersize catches are customary.
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Shark Bay
Western Australia
Lieut
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Franco
Fiduciary Issue Increased in Britain
London report says the Chancellor Sir John Simon told the House of Commons that, under the Currency and Bank Notes Act, and at the Bank of England's request, the fiduciary issue would rise temporarily from £200 million to £230 million from December 6 to meet seasonal demands.
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London
Sir John Simon
House of Commons
Bank of England
Treasury
Bush Fires and Heat Grip Sydney Amid Anxiety
Sydney faced extreme heat around 85 degrees with hot westerlies as bush fires ringed the city. Blue Mountains Palm Beach and other areas saw outbreaks threatening mansions. more than 100 fire calls, with fatalities suspected from heat. Winds shifted late afternoon easing some pressure before nightfall.
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Blue Mountains
Palm Beach
Wentworth Falls
Avalon
Narrabeen
Bankstown
Parramatta
Milkman’s tainted milk scheme sparks violent rivalry
In Melbourne reports reveal a dairyman used tainted milk and a syringe to undermine rivals. He offered weekly supplies to households, paid per new customer, and a quarrel led to shootings and a wounded youth. Letters allegedly urged housewives to buy his milk and discard rivals’ bottles. Also Sydney notes an Industrial Commission inquiry into brick and building-material prices.
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Melbourne
Legislative Assembly Today
Thote
Sydney
Industrial Commission
J. C. Ross
U.A.P
Social Services
Mr. Richardson
Legislative Assembly
Rothbury Township Fire Threat Reported
In Cessnock on a windy morning fires broke out in surrounding hills and dry scrub. Seventy men fought to halt the blaze but flames swept through timbered country near Rothbury colliery and toward the township.
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Cessnock
Rothbury
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