Hospital charges set to rise under tax plan amendment
A proposed amendment to the Camberwell Municipal Board ordinance would introduce a tax based health scheme with effect from May. Private ward fees would rise to 2 1/2 or 3 pounds per week and obstetric ward charges to 2 pounds 12 shillings per week. The board also approved full charges on cadence personnel and departmental accident relief. It noted plans to waive charges for X-ray, massage, diathermy, and other extraneous services, pending the operation of the tax decision in May.
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Wool Market Sees Continental Demand Shift in Australian Centres
The wool market reports continued continental demand affecting Australian centres as large lots and new types challenge salability. Factors include limited high quality fine wool, Japan’s purchase patterns, and ongoing international shipments shaping orders and pricing through the coming months.
New Migration Department Formed in Commonwealth Interior
A new Migration Statistics unit is created within the Commonwealth Department of the Interior to monitor immigrant employment and inform policy. The section, started yesterday by a special officer from the Commonwealth Statistician’s branch, reports to the department until full statistics are established. It will track employment types, training migration staff, and coordinate with Australian and state agencies to assess migrant entry and labor impact.
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Migration Sintistics Sedan
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Tou Miigration Wranah
Australia
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Ana Migellan
Death of Dental Surgeon in Katoomba inquest verdict
The coroner to-day returned a verdict regarding Dr. Benjamin Melville a dental surgeon who died after a fall on February 20. The inquest found the events leading to his death while detailing the circumstances and noting the tragic outcome.
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Katoomba
Benjamin Melville
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Carton Imanaxile
Fiesrail Bol Kross
Radio Employees Seek Legal Name Change
A radio workers group applies under the Arbitration Act to alter its name in the Commonwealth. Objections are not specified, and the case proceeds with procedural steps in the Commonwealth court system.
Royal Canberra Golf Club House Proposal Report
A Canberra article describes plans for a new golf club house amid debate over funding. It outlines a loan vote at a general meeting, proposing £10 500 total with £7 001 drawn from jocitslda and £3 000 by debentures. Interest and repayment details are given, including £10 yearly for 20 years and £470 yearly for 10 years at four percent.
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Canberra
Ftoyia Gunburru
Australia
Stulz
Bahia
Howe
Foilers Capital Press publication note details
Text appears to be a garbled imprint stating Phyllotopher Julia Shakespeare published for Foilers Capital Press of Australia Ltda Abeomcox's of the company for Miraut Braddon Ceanboren. The fragment suggests a publishing credit or imprint with misread names and places, indicating a historical newspaper production line or masthead snippet.
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Julia Shakespeare
Foilers Capital Press of, Australia Ltda
Uf Abeomcox
Miraut, Braddon, Ceanboren
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