Oi Company Seeks Dried Fruit Growers Aid and Expansion
The meeting of over 4,000 growers urged the Commonwealth to assist dried fruit shipments and guarantee a support price comparable to the United Kingdom. They sought government advances on shipments and banking facilities to back a plan enabling exports, with focus on the Grafton district and Hal Way Creek area as key bases.
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Oi Company
Oe Hi
Grafton
Racecouray
Hal Way Creek
Racenaume
Bor Buvedova
eTaradiag
Ge Broples
Gaseay
Forte, Nin
J ‘Rae Event Ame
Ome
Toon Undeewritiga Ty Kalan Walton
Witt Bbert, Burney
Australian Cited Fruite Association
UN Commonwealth Dried Fruite Centre Board
Minister Warns on Grasshopper And TON Westnesday
A fragmented report quotes a minister warning about grasshoppers and a TON Westnesday event. It mentions over supply worries, drought fears, and calls for quicker action in public campaigns while noting debates over control methods and farm impacts.
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Grasshopper
Income Tax Returns Due Reminder From Tax Office
The reminder notes that Perroni derived income in the year ending 1934 and urges prompt filing of income tax returns. It outlines group certificates, wage tax stamps, and the need for salaries and savings details on form 8. Early returns accelerate refunds and cheques are available at post offices and the Taxation Office Canberra.
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Yen Terddy Timuodt
Perroni
Bishop
Vertiforten
Alosta
Nthe
Canberra
Australian tennis star Mer Vyn Ron kept under observation
In Klagenfurt on Wednesday, Australian tennis figure Mer Vyn Ron remains in hospital after an appendectomy. Doctors monitor for complications and determine the cause of the tower from which Ne wis qf sig wha, with fever and weakness persisting during recovery.
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Mervyn Ron
Canberra High Repeats Koale Trophy Win 16-8
Canberra High School retained the Koals trophy by 16 to 8 after a day of events including athletics, marketball, debating and tennis. The team returns by midday Sunday following visits to Proene tatta High.
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Canberra
Proene Tatta High
Bchool
New Wheat Plan Envisaged by Canberra Committee
The Standing Committee on Agriculture in Canberra yesterday prepared the agenda for next week’s Australian Agricultural Council meeting. It includes a new wheat stabilisation scheme to replace the expired scheme. Victoria fears a veto may block progress though optimism persists for a workable agreement at the talks. If agreed, Victoria would support a home consumption price of 14 a bushel and the Commonwealth would guarantee free production of up to 190 million bushels annually for five years.
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Canberra
Vietorl
Commonwealth aMdalnverter
Agriculturisl Council
Victoria
Commonwealth
Widow Missing After Mysterious Disappearance at Sea
Sydney police and detectives probe the disappearance of 31-year-old Camden widow Mia Sexan Wile Homa from the French liner Gangwa y while en route from Sydney to England and the Continent for a holiday. About $30 missing. master Captain A Trial and officials question passengers as the ship sailed at 10 p.m. Friday.
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Weusenay
Camden
Gangw
Callen
Mia Sexan Wile Homa
Miv
Nnew
Indian Ocean
England
J. Flint
Aden
Williams
Iage
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Willams
Th Gange
Tor Gennis
Cote
No Explanation For Gauze In Dead Patient
Inquest into the death of Mrs. Theta May Wallace at Wallsend follows scrutiny of a postmortem at Newcastle morgue where two foreign objects were found in her respiratory passages. Dr. Rundie testified that if foreign matter entered the mouth it could reach the stomach, and evidence suggested a piece of gaze may have entered during an operation. The hearing was adjourned to a later date.
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Wennerany
Vietor
Herbert Weary Rundie
Curzon Road
New Lambon
Fallon Wal
J. M. Wir
Normas
de Fuundle
Vosmarron
Federal Golf Club Associates Championship Results
Brine Fed ges championship yesterday saw Mrs J Van Carne Wal defeat Mrs M Donalds ton T and B. Mrs D Ar buckle defeated Mrs M Doudt. McGinde Cup finals featured Mrs J Gilbert defeating tv E Mitchell 3 and 2. Mrs Wh Vallance won her match out 5. Clifford defeated Mtr K Blade and 5 in the semifinals. Handicap event results show power play with numbers 1000-34-64 referenced.
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M Donalds
D. Arbuckle
M. Doudt
Remulin
J. Gilbert
Tv E. Mitchel
Wh. Vallance
Clifford
Mtr K. Blade
Pera
Security Check for R.S.L. Membership Readmission
The 30th Shnual Victorian conference in Melbourne faced scrutiny over former RAL and subversive leaning members seeking readmission. State president N. D. Wilbon reported 24 ex-members were refused readmission for disruptive conduct, and any member feigning loyalty would be deprived of ASL.
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Merah
RAL
League
Melbourne
N. D. Wilbon
Fern
Wilson
Wedborough Triumphs at Grattan Sprint Meet
Wedborough wins at Grattan ahead of Erish Piald by two lengths in a 7/2 starting odds race. Oxborne, once a favorite, trails in third as the field closes. The event features notable Queensland sprint riders and mixed form from Wedborough and Ramornic Hanahay.
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Grafton
Weandiday
Queensland
Wedborigh
Vine
Grattan To-Fay
Wedborous
Erish Piald
Oxborne
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