Import Surplus Justifies Tariff Relaxations, Graziers' Council Told
The Graziers Council said a surplus in imports supports tariff relaxation as Australia shows a robust export position. Pastoral exports and total income are strong, with 1188 million in exports for 11 months to last May, and 480 million share from pastoral exports.
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Graziers’ Council
Perth
Australia
W. A. Guan
The
Grasiers’ Federal Council of Australia
Gunn
Itn
Harald Secondary Industri Mint
Barrie
Gunnwald
New Australians in Canberra Speeding Charges
Several Canberra area drivers faced speeding fines after police checks. Antonio Antino, 28, Queanbeyan labourer, was fined for 40 to 46 mph. Antonio Didladdo, 20, Queanbeyan welder, cited for the same amount. Walter Balm, 32, Colinton labourer, charged for excessive speed on the main road. Leale McMurtrie, 28, Ashfield, fined for failing to yield. James Goran, 43, Glebe, involved in a collision near Northbourne Avenue and Condamine Street and fined.
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Antonio ‘Antino
Queanbeyan
T Ponce
Antino
Antonio Didladdo
Mallee
Hryheri Horihenko
Wbother
Canberra
Walter Balm
Colinton
Hial
Goran
Moreleeper
Glebe
Northbourne Avenue
Condamine Street
Leale McMurtries
Ashfield
Flowera
Mort Streets
Braddon
McMurtrie
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Acclaim
J. B. Young Limited
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