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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Mar 19, 1936

Page

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Commonwealth Bank Feels Pressure on Treasury Bill Rates

Melbourne report notes Commonwealth Bank Board will not issue further Treasury bills to the public and urges trading banks to revert fixed deposit rates to pre announcement levels. It warns rates cannot stay lower than the market offers and pledges no rate rise unless banks maintain old rates after March 23. The November offer yielded £916,000 in total applications, with deposits facing impacts from prior rate reductions.

Melbourne Commonwealth Bank Board Treasry Treasury Commonwealth Banke Fiat Commonwealth Bank Wr Chaude Tremury Billa Treaety Biling Commonwealth Bank of Asitralis Sriven

Three Frontiers to the Neutral Zones

International force to police London reports revolutionary proposals from Britain for permanent internationalisation of the French Belgian and German frontiers. France resents the lack of distinction between France and Germany as Germany agrees to attend talks in London while Locarno Powers debate continues. The legume session and Argentina voting details are noted with cautious optimism for a lasting European settlement.

Graziers Leader Urges Stand Against Japan Trade Restrictions

Sydney report says J P Abbott president of the Graziers Association moved at the conference to protest government plans for gate restrictions and duties on Japanese goods. He cited Japan trade as vital to wool exports and noted talks with Manchester Chamber delegates pressing for fair reciprocal trade.

Sydney Pacific Graziers’ Association J. P. Abbott Graziers’ Association Conference Abbott Commonwealth Japan Manchester Chamber of Commerce Lancashire

St Patrick Day Concert At Albert Hall S

A St Patrick Day concert at Albert Hall drew patrons for a festive event. The program featured Irish songs and performances, with organizers noting a successful turnout and positive audience reception amid celebratory activities.

Albert Hall

New Ten Shilling Note Issue by Commonwealth Bank

A new ten shilling note design will be issued by the Commonwealth Bank on a Wednesday after to morrow. The notes will be smaller with a red predominating colour. The memorandum asks the Oscania Powers apart from Germany to plan mutual resistance to France and Belgium. Britain’s plan proposes permanent internationalization of the French Belgian and German frontier with an international force. France is mortified Britain offers equal treatment and no frontier improvements. Germany would not be allowed fortifications on its side of the frontier.

Eague Cornell Flandin Daily Telegraph Thesp Germany Chile Denmark Poland Amnirsiia Mary London Daily ‘Telegraph League Council Gortony Hague Rhineland Bearden Byoney Aushilling Commonwealth Bank Oscania France Belgium League Whch Britain

Sudden Floods Ravage New York and Nearby Cities

Telegraph reports detail historic floods across New York State, Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Virginia. Johnstown Pennsylvania floods drown over 2000 of 1480 feet. eight feet of water submerges streets. transportation and post offices cut off. Buffalo suffers two inches of new snow.

Itasion Johnstone Pennsylvania Perenna New York Times Post Office Esatalon

National Insurance scheme drafted by Commonwealth

Plans for a national health pension and unemployment insurance scheme are nearing Cabinet submission. The scheme would pool contributions totaling about 20 million pounds, with employers paying most of it. Proposals include medical care during illness, maternity expenses, welfare for widows and orphans, and weekly unemployment benefits. Final details and government position to be announced in coming weeks.

Commonwealth Auchene of National Insurance Sid Astral

Emergency Cuts Urged to Remove Special Salary Provisions

The Commonwealth Public Service Board report, presented to the House by the Prime Minister, calls for ending the special salary provisions for Commonwealth officers. The document notes total permanent-officer savings near 121 percent, with 1,008,000 saved from salary reductions and 28,000 from special cuts affecting AB46 officers. It cites 1980 payrolls and automatic adjustments tied to the salary scale, detailing a 94,000 salary clause and 101,000 related to officer wages in the highlighted group.

Commonwealth Public Rervice Board Lyana

WA Government Announces Cost of Living Measure Transition

The report notes Western Australia will implement a new cost of living reform starting January 1, 2036. The scheme shifts support by adjusting the special statutory fund and will affect ongoing subsidies and living costs for residents.

Western Australia

Fastest in Air New RAF Planes Could Double

In a London speech the Under-Secretary for Air Sir Philip Bassoon outlined wartime budgets, saying the RAF will double aircraft in two years. He described new planes exceeding 300 mph and the push to more capable fighters, while preserving hope for a wider Western European air pact and international balance.

London Philip Bassoon Phillip Bancoon Inter

Air liner's thrilling beach landing saves Melbourne Sydney mail plane

A Melbourne Sydney mail plane with two passengers and pilot landed safely on a beach at Thirroul on the South Coast after residents formed a cordon and assisted with improvised flares. Pilot Mr Baynes circled the surf lane 160 yards long, touched sand near the water and brought the craft to a stop. Passengers Prof Lenaich and Mr Gates were aboard. the plane departed for Canberra later.

Sydney Promnte Lhe Lee Sccom Canberra

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