Council Decisions Highlight OTITA Meeting Items
OTITA council discussed financial results from the recent championship tournament. A profit of £20 was reported, described as the most successful tournament held by the association. Delegates will be invited to the annual general meeting on March 1, and a sub committee will explore an association ball and other events for February and April.
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Newnes Oil Full Committee Named
Three members of the state government cabinet formed a committee to investigate the strategic and mining-related utilities of Newnes oil ventures. Appointees include M Morrison, curator of the Mining Museum in Sydney, and W. J Kenhy, geological surveyor, among others.
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Conference on Rabbit Pest to Meet February 28
Rabbit pest alarms prompt a government conference chaired by Minister for Agriculture Mr Main on February 28. Representatives from landholders, Lands Department, and other agencies will attend to discuss measures, including a proposed weeklong campaign against rabbits and funding for wire fencing purchases. The meeting aims to finalize a plan for cabinet consideration early next week.
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Police Thrill Patrol Car Crash in Dublin Road Smash
A Royal patrol wagon carrying four men from Rydenham and Livingmone Roads collided with a motor ferry and rolled over near Marricks ville. Constable Halwrt Keaton was head-cut, two others escaped unhurt, and two ambulance crews ferried the injured to hospital. The wireless patrol car was wrecked and the uninsured driver of the other vehicle faces investigation.
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Senator Elliott Novel Inspection Of Unemployment
Senator Elliott toured the Murray to observe unemployed camps and assess conditions. He claimed to find widespread joblessness and cited failing shipowning and manufacturing sectors. He pledged to push investigations and discuss remedies with authorities.
Railway Union Ryney Could Be Registered As Trade Union
TheDeputy announced the decision on the application for registration of the National Union of Railwaymen as a trade union. Counsel Mr Heeley stated railwaymen wished to join the ASIGT but faced pledges to the ABE. The committee included Sir John Butters and Sir Herbert Gep Ailwon, with W. Nelson chairing.
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Locust Plague Stings Argentine Crops Amid Damage
A distorted report notes a locust plague in Argentina causing crop damage. The Agriculture Minister announced the situation on Wednesday, with portions of the harvest described as damaged or ruined.
Averaging of company profits for taxes debated
Melbourne reporters note a Tas ton inquiry on corporate tax averaging. Crey don, an accountant and Yaantion representative of a firm of chartered accountants, urged favouring averaging profits over a five year period. The evidence filing was adjourned.
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Taston Commington
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