Adjustment of State Advances in Western Australia Debated
The WAN Council debated adjustments to state advances and loan allocations for London markets and Australian funds. Key figures Walter Masny and Groene reported on February fee reductions, with reallocation of Commonwealth Peak funds and Australian loan duties. The discussion covered Australian lawn and the broader imperial financial position, noting Australia must manage its own international obligations and potential debt strategy.
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Pederal Lowe Council
Nsnam
Walter Masny Groene
Avatvalla
Pyar
Nnieh
Satya
Bev
Jel
Ofice
Fur
Almathe Ff
Nowwoth
London
Cunywrkitys
Quernaland
Australia
Queensland
Wales
Aueiralin
Gama
Walter Masay
Feinke
Evinour
Fedumat
Lee
Austroia
Sitiatt
Trouble Ahead Labour Prediction Favours Hardy and the WAP
Report from Senate discussion showing Labour and federal party tensions. Ber Milanloran predicts strong support for Hardy if the federal party reconciles with the government and coalitions shift. The piece notes expectations of a mood in Australia and hints at forthcoming electoral outcomes with mixed confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Berte Milanloran
Fed. Lab
Tan Avetralla
Australia
Ball
Mamet der Fle
Miracuius
Bemaioe Mardy
Kietnite Chalman
Throwine Terwrery
Dusieu
Conan
United Aus
German Ban on British Papers Reported
A hashed, fragmented note from Vindom’s Te Hewanapern Society cites a German move to remove British papers. The garbled text mentions public works and a guardia SS and references censorship or suppression efforts amid wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Hewanapern’ Society
Terttinh Papern
Premiers Plan Full Application in Federal Capital Territory
Frederick Watson reports a letter circulated after the Premiers Conference in Melbourne advocating immediate action on the Premiers Plan. The text urges reduction of interest and rent, challenges the Federal Cabinet’s control, and seeks a transfer of legislative power to the Territory to enable timely reforms for employment and economic relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Watson
Melbourne
Muniarry
Wataon
J. Ae Lyons
Avatealla
Kederal
Autacritte Sontral
Horn Teainlaniye
Whpy Council
Federal
Interex
Anterlal
Lan Alky
Eublartuve
Cassinet
Ferritory
Yarowlumia Shire Council Finance Report Reads 82 Percent Paid
The Yarowlumia Shire Council reports 82 percent of rates paid for the year ending December 182. The balance stands at 844, with debt coverage described and costs for the rent and council commitments noted. Deputy President Dr Whit Handy says letters misrepresent the town’s hire matters and the clerk was compared to the council for cost concerns.
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Yar
Chunelf Yeatening
Suzefaoed
Viaich Wan
Baire Clerl
Gerald O'Manion
Whit Handy
Clark
Transport conference debates control of interstate motor transport
A regent conference of inquiry into transport authorities recommends appointing a nonpolitical state rail board and a national motor transport inquiry. The discussion covers private motor cars, freight services, and costs, with ministers citing potential revenue from motor, road, and petrol taxes and the broader issue of unified industrial control across states. Concerns include state versus federal authority and the distant Western Australia position on interstate transport regulation.
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Adiminiaterete State Rail
Ray Ayatem
Milaca
Sirectora
Mir
Gomnuuen
Deta
Mialater
Tal Tt
Amraile
Zivini
Anil
Roa Motor Unite
Werk
Perkins
Obe
Uae
Australia
Oarly
Blate
Victoria
Branley Arnyied
Hiatex
Rtate
South Australia
Recgier
Wentern Australia
Western Australia
Commonwealth
F C T Show Prize Money Increased
A committee of the WC.7 group discussed the schedule of prizes for the forthcoming show. Funds were moved to raise prize money in horse sections to 74 including nine open hunters. sheep breeds received 148 for merinos and 15 for British breeds. Poultry and other exhibits were allocated varied amounts. a champion soliciting prizeVal donated by Mr W. Amanount was approved with additional cash prizes of 43/2. Other awards were voted to support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mull
Dy Cy ‘Poko
T Wan
W. Amanount
Woodger Furriare Auten Valuers SinDeton Camberaa
Fragmented OCR text mentions valuers and places with unclear names. Readable parts reference a valuation firm and locations, plus possible names. Summary focuses on an OCR snippet about a valuer entity and associated place names without clear event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furriare
Alow
Auten ‘Valuers
Sindeton
Camberaa
Phere Boo
Poisoned Beer Case Reported In Local Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a poisoning incident involving beer and local figures. The garbled text mentions a coroner, a well, and references to bottles and a crowd, with unclear names and places. The readable bits suggest a crime or public health concern stemming from tainted beverages.
Work Commences on Dole Scheme at Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan begins dole scheme work today after delays with tools and schema. Over 140 applications received, with more expected before week’s end. crews to work until 1 pm daily and a payment due on the 29th. A further batch of major work is planned for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Sapecind
Hart
Canberra Advisory Council clashes with Government over control
In Parliament yesterday Senator Brown raised questions about the Canberra Advisory Council’s functions and the Territory’s self‑government. Sir George Pearce replied that information on council resolutions and implementation would be provided later. The minister said the council offered a channel for public representation with administrative offices. The dialogue highlighted tensions over expenditure and policy impact in the Federal Capital Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Council
Federal Capital ‘Territory
Nakeht
Menator Brown
Biinister
Interior
George Fuarce
Canberra
Federal Capital Territory
George Tsarce
Canberra Advisory Council
Bovfmettnd
Pombe
Oxi Ea
Shane
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