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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 13, 1931
Page
3
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Report on parliamentary proceedings with remarks by Speaker and members regarding press freedom and privilege. Recounts motions and votes on contempt allegations as the South Australian worker speakers and editors face questions over newspaper actions and parliamentary privilege.
A House debate on a special duty on spirits reveals contention over an amendment proposed by Mr Nalyn and supported by Ms Forde. The minister notes hotelkeepers resist, while supporters claim the duty aims to curb illegal sales and protect public explanations. The tariff discussion sees votes split along party lines, with key figures Latour, Mari e, Curt, Gibbins, Rows, Yaten, Riley, Lyon, Fenton, Petes, and R. Green weighing in.
A chorus man at the Almte Theatre of Tr 44 was struck by an iron bar when the curtain lowered, leaving him with a concussion and injuries. The incident is under review by the Worker' Commission amid medical examination and union inquiry.
A newly elected senator was chosen by the Victorian Parliament to fill a vacancy after the death of the state general. The process involved nominations and session discussions, with the new member set to join the council in the near term.
The Bathurst Farmers Congress opens with delegates from farming groups in a tense gathering. Leaders discuss government policy and wheat concerns as debates turn heated about continuity and pricing, with remarks challenged by critics and the chair.
Melbourne Tuesday report notes approval of the recommen dation by the interstate cricket authority. Queensland will not be required to visit Vienna or remain tied to specific meeting times as South Africa and other states compete. The Sheffield Shield schedule is rearranged to accommodate the changes and the programme for matches will be adjusted accordingly.
In Sydney the Attorney General introduced a first reading of a law reform bill containing a notable provision to cut professional fees by 1 to 8 percent. Provisions prevent surveyors and solicitors from demanding fees for work, with penalties and jail terms for breaches. the prothonotary to audit accounts. and the magistracy enlarged to hear cases up to £100 from £60.
A Wollongong butcher denies accusations of selling diseased meat. The imperfect report notes confusion over events and mentions an alleged encounter with a bullock and an individual named W. Smith, with authorities responding to the incident.
The speaker outlines global wheat markets and marketing pressures on rural industry. He warns against isolation, urging farmers to unite with governments and industry to resist price shocks and expand export access while addressing domestic costs.
Heenzo introduces a nerve tonic claimed to restore health after overwork and worry. The ad touts Heanzo Tonic Sage Nutts as a famous nerve tonic tablet form, promoted for convenient daily use and value at eight shillings per week.
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