New ORMLIFE schedule cuts British duties across goods
Tariff Board reports drive a nine increases and 86 reductions under the British preferential tariff while the general tariff shows 13 increases and 33 reductions. Key cuts touch apparel, stockings, agricultural implements, machines, and motor body panels. Whisky maturation rule raised to two years. Government aims for a balanced tariff to shield industry yet keep costs reasonable for consumers and primary producers amid exchange adjustments.
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Saat
Mr. White
Aus
Fim
Board For
White
Tari Howry
Marten
Ua Tarif Board
South Wales
Widens Owners Association
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Rise in Flour Prices Sparks British Australian Tariff Debate
A lengthy discussion outlines flour price rises and a complex tariff plan involving British preferential rates and Australian manufacturers. It notes adjustments to machinery and appliance schedules, potential duty impacts on pressed panels, and the aim to support rural industries and local body builders amid debates on October 1908 policies.
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Paris
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Australia
White
Aid
Argyle Ministry Falls In Australian no confidence vote
Melbourne reports the Argyle Government defeated 40 to 23 in the Legislative Assembly on the no confidence motion led by Mr. Dunstan of the Country Party. Voting combined Country Party Labour and Independents around 10:30 pm. A Country Party ministry formation was anticipated amid heated exchanges.
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Mr. White
Melbourne
Argyle
Dunstan
Country Party
Labour
Independent
Cotter
WAIT AND SEE Victim to Old Policy Politician forecasts crisis
The report recounts a tense debate over postwar policy and the risk of renewed confrontation. Officials and observers warn the government faces a critical choice between old protectionist methods and new diplomacy amid treaty tensions and rising militarism. The discussion touches on Versailles, relief funds, and potential shifts in leadership as Britain seeks a united front and stability.
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London
Wee Thal
Newcastle
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Mart Nie
Cprom
Aald
Aasliy Gn
Mason
Tu.a.p
Unti! Muscolint
Stalin Germanns
Lambriike
Mma
Fea
Mr. Boal
Haife
Country Party
Priponia
Couns
Sir John Simon Returns to London From Berlin Visit
Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon arrived in London by air from Berlin where talks with Adolf Hitler concluded. He attended a Cabinet meeting to report on the visit, which was seen as worthwhile but unlikely to yield immediate concrete results. German officials denied seeking a general foreign policy statement.
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Anthony Edea
Paris
Endorne
Folin Simon
Franch Wirsiena
Daily Telegraph
John [Biman
Allence
John Winan
Hitler
Germany
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Berlin
London
Jobo Simon
Jonn
Foreign Office
John Bi Mon
Dallyanya
John Simon
Harr Hitler
Yusopa
Adese
Uns
Serious Charge in State House and New Legislation Plan
A late 19th century style report describes a serious charge in the state house and new legislation proposed to curb abuses. Premier Mr Wavens outlines measures to control electoral rolls, with Opposition figures citing malpractice and calls for reform. The text mentions Mr Harper and references to Wooding Inc and 18,000 elevens, plus notices about appointing trustees and expanding powers for distribution of funds and directors.
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Wavens
Harper
Lang Party
Lang Party, Ta Boon Reaponabie For Wooding Inc
Rmeta
Thi Wamdon
Seccession Not A Party Move In Australia Debate
Professor J H M Morgan spoke for Western Australia at the Joint Betet Committee inquiry into the secession petition. He argued secession is a settled principle, not a petulant party move, noting Senate rejection of a 1914 constitutional amendment and Governor General Ferguson’s refusal following ministers advice. He praised WA loyalty to the Commonwealth and warned against shifting state powers.
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London
Western Australia
J. H M. Morgan
Bete T. Committee
House of Lordn
Morgen
Patel
Senate
Houseof Representatives
Maoro Ferguson
Commonwealth
Prof
Morwan
Air service opened between Sydney and regional area
The Minister for Transport officially opened air service between Sydney and a regional area today. The event included discussion of new legislation and governance measures affecting transport, land use, and veterans provisions, with attention to administrative details of the proposed authority and timing.
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Sydney
Touma
Bruaner
Loyalty Addresses Mark King George V Jubilee
A report notes lengthy addresses affirming loyalty of Australia to King George V on the 28th anniversary of his accession to the throne. The government and parliament are to review and approve the addressing text before submission to the lander senate and lower house representatives for final adoption.
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Australie
George V
Ramoh
John Buchan Named Governor General of Canada
The King approved the appointment of Mr John Buchan MP as Governor General of Canada. A noted Scottish writer and politician, he was the first Commons member to hold the post. His career spans poetry, publishing, and public service including wartime roles.
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John Buchan
Canada
Buchan
Oxford
Newsgate
Lord Miner
South Africa
England
Thomas Nelson
Sona Edinburgh
France
Fie
Assembly of the Church of Scotland
Flour Industry Sees Government Interference Hurt Trade
In Sydney the Commonwealth Royal Commission of Inquiry into the flour industry opened. Br A L Jolt of the Flour Millers Association urged treasury funding to support needy wheat growers. Mr Jeff warned against government meddling, noting New South Wales millers faced higher levies and that export trade grew but risk remained. He cited tariff policies and rising competition abroad, highlighting bulk handling and speculative risks in wheat.
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Commonwealth
Royal Commission of
Br. A. L. Jolt
Flour Millers Association
Treasury Stone
Jeff
New South Wales
Japan
North China
New South
Wales
Millera
Jef
Privy Council Meeting With Lyons Attends Gulla Hull Sundown
Prime Minister Lyons is summoned to attend a Privy Council meeting on Friday morning and will then meet the Duke of Gloucester at Victoria Station wearing Privy Councillor uniform. A delegation plans to close Lane Day with Australian ministers in London next week as talks proceed. Twor ty undertakes practical investigations into Australian food sales, noting butter and dairy origins for the Australian Dairy Board delegates.
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Minter
Mr. Lyons
Atteni
Privy Council
Duke of Gloucester
Lycans
Victoria” Station
Australia
Tworty
Puller
Eyem
Reel’ Taurusta
MEAT DUTIES Graziers Fear More Than Quotas
The Weaslere Association president Mrs James Walker announced that the conference supported quotas over duties on meat imports. The motion passed amid debate on whether quotas would be less harmful, with several members arguing duties would be more burdensome. The vote occurred on Tuesday with 73 in attendance.
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Weaslere Association
James Walker
Rimere
Belgian government closes bourses to avert devaluation
Brussels reports the government ordered markets to close amid expected devaluation news. The action aims to stabilize the Belga and prevent financial turmoil as officials prepare an official statement set for release tomorrow.
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Brussels
Lan Bournes
Belga
Wheat price talk amid Australian market fears
An inquiry heard about potential gains for Australian growers if world wheat prices rose by a shilling per bushel, with a projected 8 750 000 pounds extra from a 150 000 000 bushel crop. Evidence described excise taxes as damaging, and witnesses noted domestic price cutting and lack of member consultation. The inquiry adjourned to tomorrow.
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Australia
Excita
Scheine
Jelfaid
New South Wales
Norrow
AIDIAN DROME PERCHED IN HIMALAYAS
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Himalayan structure linked to the Myer Estate, with references to Melbourne construction and a global pilgrimage. Details are unclear, but mentions a sale to Australia and a Ganges source, amid era-era travel imagery.
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Aidian
Himalayas
Sre
Cco
Australia
Labour Opposition to Introduction Amid Trade Proposal
An opposition figure criticizes a proposed introductory measure, urging clarification. The protest centers on potential impacts on Australian industry and the need for explanation before any business papers are altered. Insight from Mr Bennley supports ensuring members understand the implications.
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Walle
Fonte
Amy
Bennley
Delegation records unclear on conference vote implications
Fragmentary note suggests confusion over a conference vote and the impact on invasions and levy. It mentions Overman and a rejected view, implying a sole understanding favored by some and opposed by others. The text is garbled and names are uncertain.
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