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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 14, 1939

Page

4

G P O Tender Inquiry Hears Claims Of Incomplete Disclosure

In Sydney at the G P O contract inquiry Mr M S Luxton said witnesses at the luncheon when tenders closed were not frank and topics discussed were not fully disclosed. He accused departmental officers of advancing explanations, while Mr Richards for Mr Orwin argued Canberra officials conspired to justify inaction on key dates. Justice Maxwell indicated Ministers Thorby and Fall acted in the Commonwealth’s best interests.

Sydney John Grant and Sons Pty, Ltd G.P.O M. S. Luxton Luxton J. Richards Orwin Canberra Mey Henderson Taylor Wright Mr. Thorby Justice Maxwell Thorby Interior Fenator Fall Commonwea A

Public Wages Tax Duties for Employers in NSW

Emphasizes obligations under the Special Income and Wages Tax Management Act. Employers must collect Wages Tax from employees, keep detailed wage records, and use Employer's Schedules and Wages Tax Stamps for compliance. Rebates exist for dependents. exemptions apply to low wages. Official forms and remittance procedures are outlined with addresses in Sydney and other offices.

NOTRE Thxalion Yvings Bagk Castle- Street Sydney Kew South Wales Wallangarra Texas Queensland Victoria Commissioner of Taxation Castlereath Street New South Wales Emore Od. Ta Piksticn Castlereagh Street

Which Path Are You Travelling in the Distance

A fragmentary verse line asks about the path ahead and the resistance faced. It ponders future aims and the good that can be achieved, reflecting a reflective, aspirational tone.

Canberra Times on Australia’s decline and public works plan

The Canberra Times analyzes how weak export incomes and global tensions hurt industry and employment. It discusses using public works to boost purchasing power, finance stability, and a potential corrective program in New South Wales. It notes risks from high interest, liquidity drain, and need for careful balance to prevent inflation and recession.

Australia New South Wales London

Wheat quotas set by Australia and Canada at five-year average

Australian and Canadian delegates at the International Wheat Convention agree to base export quotas on the five year average. Australia’s average exports over that period stand at 105,000,000 bushels, which would yield a quota of 90,000,000 bushels with a share in any world demand driven increase.

Australia

Duke of Kent acquires dhoti in Aga Khan tenure

A garbled 1930s style note claims the Duke of Kent has acquired a dhoti and remained with the Aga Khan for three years. The fragment mentions a consign inside and a person named Dastur from Cheeky, with unclear destinations and dates.

Duke OF Kent Boke Kent Ae Aga Khan Dastur Cheeky Au ‘Im

Canberra Adult Education Group Debates International Peace

Canberra discussion groups plan a Telgpca Park School debate on August 7 about Soviet Russia in the democratic Bloc and world peace. Group 1 chaired by J Benjamin analyzes Japan China policy, warns Japan must conduct itself civilly before global listenership, while noting Germany and Hitler rise will be addressed in a later session led by J Stephenson.

Ian Canberra Pears Telgpca Park School Deasure Messie H. Daines G.lenawood W. G. Piper Soviet Russia Mr. J. Benjamin Japan Ife China Australia Pacific Hitler Germany J. Stephenson

Stamp Out Migration Racketeering Warned by Government

Commonwealth Government acts to end a private migration agent racket that charged refugees for arranging Australia entry. Department of the Interior evidence cites the scheme. Secretary Carrodus says steps are being taken and distinguishes brokers from legitimate solicitors. Only recognised societies may assist refugees through the department.

Australia Department of the Interior Department Carvodus Carrodus

Defence Works Tenders for Rapid Hutments and Relocations

Defence tenders announced for rapid hutments with 150 standardised steel frames to serve personnel until permanent buildings are ready. Government accepted £38,011 15s for construction. Other bids include water supply reticulation at Darwin £32,562 18s 5d and two oils at Darwin £30,778.

Darwin Maribyrnong Ctoria Barracks Melroe King Training School Joint Cook Footscray Darwin Raaf

Dutch Migrants and Farming Grants Spark Migration Debate

Delegates at Hawkesbury College heard Director of Marketing Mr Watson discuss Dutch grants for Australian farming. He argued foreign workers should not be barred by race in developing national industry and noted primary producers should gain without racial exclusion.

Richmond Agricultural Bureau Hawkesbury College Mr. Watson Australia Sydney Melbourne SMA

Richards to fight Harvey for British Empire cruiser title

The terms for Ron Richards defending his Australian middleweight title against Len Harvey in London were cabled from Sydney. Richards' manager Mr Jack Munro disclosed that a guarantee is also required as part of the arrangements.

Sydney Ron Richards Len Harvey London Richards Jack Munro

Recital Highlights New Hammond Organ at St. Christopher’s

An audience at St. Christopher’s Manuka attended a recital and sacred concert marking the dedication of a new Hammond electric organ. Roy Freeman, eminent Sydney organist, performed a varied program with St. Christopher’s choir directed by William Doig. Soloists included baritone Frank McIkenna and soprano Merna Dolg, with pieces by Reybold, Wolstenholme, Mendelssohn, Luzzi, and a closing Just for To-day.

Church of St. Christopher Manuka Roy Freeman Sydney St. Christopher's Choir William Doig Baasilique de Wely Wolstenholme Freeman Frank Mc Ikenna Luzzi Mendelacohn Merna Dolg

Anglican Jubilee Ball Planned at Albert Hall

Arrangements are well in hand for the Silver Jubilee Ball of the Church of England to be held at the Albert Hall on Friday July 28. The event marks the twenty fifth anniversary of Anglican church life on the south side of the river.

Church of England Albert Hall Hfe

Gold Shares Ban Hits Commonwealth Mining and Finance

London Thursday stock market notice reports the Stock Exchange Committee disallowed an appeal by Commonwealth Mining and Finance Ltd against a ban on dealing in its stocks. It also granted permission for several other gold and mining companies to deal. Officials offer no stated reason for the ban while asserting full cooperation with investigations. The editor notes potential breaches in the prospectus amid dividends paid by the affected issues.

London Stock Exchange Committee Commonwealth Mix and Finance Ltd Anglo-Australian Beryl Gold The Boulder Pty. Gold Mitharra Gold Mines Mfurchison Gold Development North Kalgurh United Gold Development Southern Cross Gold Commonwealth Mining and Finance Daily Mall

Bridges Deportation Case Reveals Army Intel Interest

Miss King representing Harry Bridges in deportation proceedings demanded Major Milner cite for contempt as he testified he lied on the stand. Milner disclosed the U S Army Intelligence Service studied Bridges as early as 1930 and that Major Jones on the Pacific Coast sought to prove Bridges was a Communist. John Leach, a former Communist, identified Bridges as "Rossie" and said Bridges reported at a district Communist Party meeting.

San Francisco Miss King Harry Bridges Major Milner Milner United States Army Intelligence Service Bridges Major Jones Pacific Coast Johbn Leach Rossie Communist Party

Defense Department Promotions Listed in Commonwealth Gazette

The Defence Department promotes several officials after re classification. F R Sinclair moves to a higher salary range as Assistant Secretary Services and Finances. A J L Wilson advances from Staff Inspector to Assistant Secretary with a salary range of £876 to £1000. M C Langslow becomes Chief Finance Officer with a salary range of £828 to £900.

Defence Department Commonwealth F. R. Sinclair A.J. L. Wilson M. C. Langslow

Tragic Ryde Crash Claims Three, Injures One

A touring car crashed into an electric light pole on Victoria Road Ryde early this morning killing Joseph Rawlinson 30 his wife Blanche 39 and Hilda Smith 23 all residents of Ryde. Kenneth Rawlinson 15 survived with wounds to hands concussion and severe shock. Police believe the car skidded on metal screenings possibly from a motor lorry while rounding a curve.

Sydney Victoria Road Ryde Joseph Rawlinson Gaza Road Weat Ryde Blanche Rawlinson Hilda Smith Liewellyn Street Kenneth Rawlinson

Optician Herbert Courlander Opens Manuka Practice

Recently arrived from England and based at Harley Street, Mr Herbert Courlander consulting optometrist has opened in Manuka. He has transformed the premises at the corner of The Lawns and Bougainville Street with a modern consulting room and up to date eye testing and prescription methods for clients.

England Herbert Courlander Harley Street Manuka

Queanbeyan Dances Continue In Parish Hall Tonight

Monthly dances arranged by Mr. F Barnyard in Queanbeyan Parish Hall continue tonight with Mr. J O Halloran and Miss Lorna Clarke presenting the Palais Stroll. Patrons have enjoyed learning the latest novelties as they have previously demonstrated Park Parade Trek and Chestnut.

F. Barnyard Queanbeyan J. O'Halloran

Albatross Not for Sale in Melbourne Offer Rejected

Brisbane report states a Melbourne sportsman offered £1000 for the colt Albatross. Owner Mr J P O Shea refused the sale, declaring the horse not for sale.

Brisbane Melbourne J. P. O'Shea

Canberra Pennant Row Fixtures and Teams Preview

Canberra pennant fixtures list A GRADE singles and mixed divisions with teams Barton Northbourne Weangeera Reddd Barton Bye Braddon Ainslie Northbourne Forrest Barton Griffith Braddon Duntroon Forrest Weetangera Eastlake Reid Kingston Braddon Hall Griffith Reid Minston Northbourne division II Forrest Ainslie Barton Eastlake Hall Weetangera Reid Braddon Kingston Braddon Weetangera Forrest division II Ainslie Reid Barton Hall Forrest Weetangera Reed Braddon Kingston divisions and venues listed for Manuka and Crace matches

Barton Hundi Taylor Mali Edwards Northbourne Byrne Adama Treweek Weangeera Redd Hart A. Crawley Don Bye Braddon McMillan O'Sullivan J. Shumack Ainslie Byrnes Withers Miss My Allister Miss Burke Gribbin Bateson Yates Byrum Ford Huntley Turton Manuka Waterman Boag V. Treweak M. Treweek Forrest Jones Miss Piggin Spencer Railway GRADE Henshilwood Piggin Senr L. Francis Clydesdale Southwell Benjamin Miss Hunt Miss Hardy Freiberg Hickey J. Southwell Misa C. Stuart Hall Griffith Manuke Hall V. Reid MacPherson Bower Crawley Tiainslie Cheel Thomas Huntingford Marcusson Tarralumla Yarralumla Kingston Reid Pearce Woods Miss Gibbs Cohn

Forrest Clu Hosts Marriott Shorty Party at Red Hill

The Forrest Clu invites members to a Saturday 6 p.m. gathering at President F. Piggins residence on Red Hill in honor of Mr Marriott. The club also plans an Americas mixed doubles tournament the weekend of July 29 with entries slowed by the club secretary on Friday.

Forrest Clu Marriott F. & Piggins Red Hill

Weather observations and measurements report

Thursday weather recap lists rainfall and temperature readings. Inarometer shows 203 inches at 3 pm and 39.18 inches elsewhere. Temperatures recorded 9 am and 4 pm as 1.3 and 46.7 degrees, with a 24 hour max of 56.8 and min of 22.4 degrees on grass. Humidity around 46.2 percent at 2 pm. Wind noted as light and fog at times.

Inarometer Aca Ain

Appointment of Polgiaze Acting Commissioner for Victoria

The appointment of Mr Polgiaze as Acting Commissioner for Victoria was gazetted yesterday dated July 3. The move designates him to oversee electoral matters and administration in the state capital.

Polgiaze Victoria

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G.P.O. Tenders Greme” Te Noumea Gan ‘Ea A. A. McKillop & CO Age Ganbeara E. J. McMahon Mopley Veluit School Gertie Campbell Manuka Arcade AAMP New Zealand A.M.P Ite A.M.P. Society Emeris Tir Samuel Hordern Kbe F Ponap Ag W. Sneddon F.ja Canberra Times Commonwealth Government Commonwealth Bank ADULT Denfence Market Gardeners Empire Boxing St. Christopher's W.A Defence Department Promotions Albatross Tomorow
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