Major trade concessions granted by Rhodesia
Announcement overnight by Senator O Sullivan outlines Rhodesian trade concessions that could ease duties on many Australian exports. Free entry covers wheat processed milks lard and tallow with added tariff margins for certain items. Also relief for cultural machinery and other small commodities while Australia gains broader access via British Preferential tariff rates for unmanufactured tobacco and several Federation goods. A separate note mentions India longest strike in Central India and unsettled weather.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Federation of Nyanslwi
Rhodesia
Trrade and Customs
Henator O'Sullivan
Mone
Muliona
Menin Jeroeing
Trea Auton
Une
O'Sullivan
Misby
Frat Asssistant Comptroller General
Trade and Customs
FB. Heyes
Australis
Federation
TV channels allocated in Sydney and Melbourne
The Postmaster General Anthony announced allocations for commercial television stations in Sydney and Melbourne. Channel No 1 to Sydney, Channel No 9 to Melbourne, with up to 100 kilowatts power. Transmitters to be placed at Gore Hill district and Mt Dandenong.
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Comercial
Sydney
Melbourne
Anthony
Sebsoule
Findl
Aral
Bervicen My Ltd
Malbourne
Merald
Titer Lit
Commercal
Elevision
Melon Tay
Broadcasting Control Board
Gore Mull Districk
Melbourne Uranse Millers
Mt. Dandenong
Naval Court Sentence Criticised By Senator
Senator Ashley criticised a naval court finding that sentenced a ratings mechanic to months in gaol and dismissal for misconduct aboard the Surchinon after sailing from Manus Island. He attacked the sentencing as inconsistent with facts and questioned equal treatment for lower deck and officers.
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Sydney
W. T. Ashley
H.M.A.S. Murchison
Gana Barrington Aregory
Manus
Ador Ff Plantee
Her
Anhley
Navy
Vrancia
Ena
Naval
Ashley
Upsets In Women's Mid-week Tennis Action
The midweek tennis results feature Amaie the leaders losing to Turomby while TL edged Jo nt eecond place Aston. Tony's Win claimed a decisive victory in Division play as Acton and Andre 1 showed equal form. Draws set for round 11 with Kingston and Ainslie fixtures and a mix of county and ACT teams in B and C divisions. standings update across divisions.
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I Divine
LTA
Lénnis Competit
Turomby
Amale TL
Aston
Tony
Acton
Andre
Gaton
Gaton Elither
Aville
A. Nutner
Amalie
Throsby
A. Ainale
Yarralumia Ad” Narraburden
Reid
County
Turner
Yarralumia
Anslie
D. Fauseway
Kingston
Ains
Ne Ky
Forrest Uv
Forrest
Turnerhye
Ainslie I
Ainslie
Yarralumis
ACT
Held
Narrabundan
Cauneway v
Nivision
Yarralumla Tv
Thrnwby Tv
Trrowby
Yarralume
Narrabundelt
Turner XI
Jurors Fees Increased and Hire Purchase Regulation
The council approved amendments raising jurors fees with new rates for attending up to four hours per day for three days and subsequent days, effective December. It also backed a Hire Purchase Agreement Ordinance to regulate buy now pay later contracts in the ACT, protecting purchasers against arbitrary repossession and outlining remedies for vendors. Minister Kent Hughes indicated hopes to implement machinery for the Co operative Grainne project.
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Yeal Orday
Remula- Horn Sehiem
Ase
A.C.T
Court of Petty Sessions Ordinance
New. South Wales
Miniser
Kent Hughes
Woundl
Co-operative Grainne
Red Air Display Shock To West London
Western air display enthralled London with a soaring fleet including four engined and twin engined planes. Report describes bombers fighters and refueling aircraft over Moscow airport and a dramatic formation of twenty four twin engine bombers and seventeen mentor trainers.
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London
Monay
Osner
Van
Montanov
Moscow
Fuahino
Grouve
Bambers
Mirror Unionists Stand Down amid Print Strike
In Sydney on Monday boundalown orders affected 17 union members at Truth and Sportsman Ltd. The State Industrial Commission issued the order as 200 printers ceased work on June 24, delaying The Daily Mirror Sunday Truth and Sportaman. The strikers rejected a Labour Council recommendation to return to work by 200 to 40. Ty Mylbourne will appeal to the High Court against the order.
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Sydney
Mguthet Neinbers
Truth and Sportsman Ltd
Uxon
Daily” Mirror
Sunday Truth
Sportaman
Labour Council Disputes Committee
Ty Mylbourne
Australian Journalala' Association
High Court
Subsidy Critique Shapes dairy policy debate
The article discusses subsidies and dairy industry funding, noting debates over real solutions, government aid, and the outlook for farmers. It references figures around 8,000,000 in subsidies and the Commonwealth's impact on production, with statements from Mr. McRae and other experts on policy effectiveness.
Weather Lends Hope for Better Pastures and Lambing
In a monthly report Acting Superintendent My. T. Py 'Tavior notes improved pastures due to favorable weather and above average rainfall. Mixed grasses and clover in good condition provide excellent fodder in paddocks, with light growth evident and lambing expected to begin soon across the district.
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Agri+culture
My. T. Py
Tavior
Valligani Wins Narrowly in Sydney Bantam Bout
French bantamweight Valligani outpoints Sinn in a tight Sydney match. Mute details describe Blan being knocked down in the third round from a right. The Australian press notes Valligani’s unrelenting lefts and constant pressure keeping Sinn under early danger throughout the rounds.
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Vallgant
Bobby Blan Ihe
Sydney
Ginn
Fromm
Chasepian
Ute
Valigani
Sinn
Increased Research On Tobacco Drive By Commonwealth
The minister for agriculture Mr McEwen announced at a meeting of the Australian Agricultural Council that the Commonwealth plans an 84 000 distribution to tobacco manufacturers. The funds will back research and extension services and aim to boost the industry’s future. The plan was discussed at the council yesterday.
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Ang Gwern
Bsot
Commonwealth
Inteaac
Tate Senurttsenta
Aricultere
Minter For
McEwen
Auatraeilaw Agricultural Council
Megwen
Saaksting
Transport Union Offered Place On Safety Council
Transport Workers Union may nominate representation to the ACT Road Safety Council. Mr Quinane, council representative, told the Advinary Council that the committee discussed members and an application from the Programme and Welfare Council. Meeting noted Canberra interests and the need for proper representation.
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Transport Union
Safety Council
Transport Workers’ Union
AT Meesety Council
A.C.T. Advinary Council
Yesterda
Quinane
Road Safety Council
Programe and Weare ‘Council
Tepemmettar
Quinne
Agvieury ‘Gounett Mom
Programe and Welfare Council
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