Public Finances in Australia Budget Outlook and Surplus
The Commonwealth reports a buoyant revenue year with a smaller deficit than anticipated for 1933-34 and a stronger position over three years. Tax increases, customs and excise gains, and post office revenue boosted finances while defence and social services expenditures rose. State grants, road funding, pensions, and remissions influenced outlays, with a projected surplus and balanced allocations for next years.
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Pate
Datnce Omai
Twediger
Givne
Wasdeens
Swamen
Tate Uty
Nxt
Judden
Eady
Railways
Post Office
Staten
Wellington Federal Bteam Mavigation Go
Auckland New Ehaland Billyping Go. Kraited Lyftleton Christorubon Kinbe y Ob. Ltd Dine Te New Zealand Sitting Go Limited Duff Imvancakuill 10 Ward 00 Ltd tnta for Von Hoveling Kirkcaldy Anti Corrosive Anti Fouling Ships Bettors. Buying Agents for Australian Bunker Gas Coals.
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New Zealand
Avente
Wellington
Auckland
Ehaland
Kraited, Lyftleton & Christorubon—Kinbey & Ob. Ltd
Dine TE
Sitting Go, Limited
Duff Amd Imvancakuill
Ward & 00, Ltd
von Hoveling
Kirkcaldy
Public debt of Australia rises in 1934 totals
Australia’s public debt increased from 1 213 296 358 to 1 237 123 393 pounds during 1934 with most rise in state debts from 821 636 072 to 842 624 587 pounds. Interest bill for 1934 stood at 44 065 230 pounds, down from 40 708 112 pounds as lower rates and favourable conversions reduced costs.
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Australia
Commonwealth
London
Anna
New York
Tri States
Commonwealth Grants and State Revenue Support 1983-84
The text outlines Commonwealth payments to the States for 1983-84 and the current year, including non recurring grants of 2 million pounds and a total special grant of 2.4 million pounds to South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania. It notes increased federal assistance amid deficit concerns and explains that states have counted these grants as revenue to offset deficits, with a survey of financial progress following.
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South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Commonwealth
Granta Commission
Staten Im
Syhather
New South Water
Victoria
Queensland
Gold Industry Confined From Page Seven
The article notes the gold mining industry’s importance to the state with outputs and values in Australian currency. It cites the 1984 production rise, regional outputs by state, and price trends from 1932 to 1984, highlighting employment and economic impact despite market fluctuations.
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Italy
Australia
Western Australia
Queennland
Victoria
Australie
North Australie
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Public Finance
Treasury
Department
Commonwealth Revenue
War Services
Feld
Medlal
Basia
Breda
Aitaten
Birt & Company, Limited
Bridge Street
Sydney
N.S.W
P.O. Box
G.P.O
Musgrave Wharf
South Brisbane
Shipping and General Agents
Cohen
Scott
United Ki Continental
U.S.A
New Zealand Gov‘ernment Tourist and ‘Trade Bureau
Imperial Airways Limited
New ‘England Airways Limited
Lonny
Anenta
Norton, Dilly & LU
If Beaver
Lbourne—Mcilwraith, McEacharn, Ltd
EMAWTLE_ELDER, AMITH 4 CO. LIMITED
Hampton—Walter Raid & Co., Ltd
Musgrave Wire
Australien Avenue
Actiaint
Elmar, Smith & Co
Laneted
Hurawt— Jones & GO
UTD Townaville
Auens, Philp & CO
Ltn
Newcastle
McIlwraith, McDagharn
Federal Steam Navigation Company
Durham
Dorset
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Victorian South Australia
Tasmania West
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