Arrest of Sir Loyne O Beef in Court Showdown Over Sandwich
In a public interest protest the defendant argued a sandwich with mustard was not a true sandwich under the act. Dr Wyse man testified ham was fatty and required music. The magistrate ruled two bread layers with ham and no mustard lacked sandwich status and discharged the prisoner, ordering case papers sent to the Health Department amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyne O'Beef
Mustard Club
Ham Street
Wyseman
Health Department
Arbitration Causes Our Troubles in Australia
London Wednesday report on Arthur Duckhem addressing industrial strain. He argued that Australia’s key issues stem from federal and arbitration faults, urging unions to accept reforms and seek peaceful settlement. He warned gradual change could ease Britain’s overcrowding and economic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wrinnesday
Arthur Duckhem
Australia
Rbitrathon
Carte Duckhorn
Tie
Uli
Britain
Minister's Pay in Sydney Sparks Debate on Married Clerics
The Drecevtecian Assembly decided against married men serving on missions except in exceptional cases. The stipend is only £4 a year. Very Rev. John Wale of Caonbercu remarked that the policy appears to deprive clergy of adequate support, prompting sharp commentary on the fairness of the pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Drecevtecian Assembly
John Wale
Caonbercu
Bovine
Ivy
Marie
Repatriation Commission Reappointed Under Act
The Repatriation Commission under the Australian Repatriation Act is reappointed with Jolene McFoie leading for five years as a pay master of FAS per year. Remaining members Ldewl Mol bb Tiiney and Mader WT Dtyain will serve for three years at 1260 pounds per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolene
Mc Foie
Minds Protection Ordinance 1979 Permit Royalties Supposed
The gazetted Minds Protection Ordinance 1979 states that the Government may pre-ignite applicants for permits to pay a royalty of two shillings for each dozen or part of down birds exported, applicable to North and Central Australia.
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North
Central
Australia
Railway log decision expected at cabinet meeting
May be secured soon with cabinet set to discuss railway log. The Railwey Commission urged necessity. a committee was appointed to provide more reports and Hodis expects a decision to be revealed at tomorrow's cabinet meeting. The indication is the log will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Hodis
Mass Meeting to Consider Rail Workers’ New Log Action
Mass meeting of railway men planned for Sunday to decide on the stance after the Covitainie signers decision to serve a new log immediately. The Melbourne gathering aims to unify response to the protest and determine next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Ta Lt
Covitainiesigners
Grass trials in New South Wales to convert wire grass pastures
Federal Capital Commission conducts trials on four properties to convert wire grass infested land into pasture. Whittet and Assistant Agrostologist Johns oversee plots using superphosphate and varying grass clovers including Wimmera Rye and subterranean clover. Sections test depth and harrowing methods, with seed mixtures and drilling approaches, plus a burn-and-soil-bed option for cash-strapped settlers.
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Commandon
New South Wiles
Whittet
Johns
Mer Mendfield
Telvannen
Mr. Vatieran
St Longvon
Mer. Johnson
Thornfield
Hordfield
W Commission
Mordison
Alan
Kotory
Cameron and Johnson
Cameron
Lanyon
Wis
Kentucky
Ford
Cameron's
Wodonga Market Performances at May Sale
The Associated Agenta reports Kav ime held its usual weekly sale at Wodonga saleyards on Tuesday May 2. fat and store cattle totaled 1210 head with 120 pigs. Prices ranged with prime bullocks from £19 to £17 10 0, heifers to £14 0, store cattle still in varied demand, and dairy cattle not as strong as last sale. Pigs also yarded with Bacon pigs at £8 0 to £8 8 0 and range of feeder pigs and suckers sold to demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Agenta
Kavime
Wodenga
Tuwm
Huckley
Jersey
Asia
Homebush Stock Sales See Mixed Prices Across Livestock
At Homebush saleyards on Thursday prices eased for sheep and lambs with light penning. Cattle numbers reached about 3,500 with steadier but uneven bids, while 10,000 sheep were penned by the Mariners and Croziers Co op. Overall quality remained variable across cattle and sheep offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Homebush
Mowehays
Mariners and Croziers’ Co-operncy Company
Delegate Sheep Sale Sale Under Half Price Amid Weak Bids
A sheep sale at Delegate saw 200 head offered with Weathers and Calthorpe acting as auctioneers. Prices fell as the market declined and bidding remained weak. many owners were stockpiled, keeping stock levels high and limiting demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calthorpe Tes Sale
Connoisseur booklet explains easy starts and knock-free fuel
The Vacuum Oil Company publishes The Connoisseur booklet on motor spirit quality. It explains what causes knock, defines appetenie as heat and compression stability, and offers tips for easy starting and maximizing mileage. Free copies available from nearest branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywaewuon
Company, Ltd
Vacuum 1 Company
Ity. Lad
London dairy experts discuss Australia return of officers
Mr A Graham spoke at a Victorian dairy managers and secretaries association conference noting that the Australian dairy sector would benefit from returning the Commonwealth dairy officer. Mr T Paterson, Minister for Markets and Transport, said the policy is to bring public officers home after service abroad to share knowledge with industry and Australia.
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A. 1. Graham
Ausstralia
London
Commonwealth Dairy
T. Paterson
Australia
Paterson
Commonwealth Dairy Offcer
Loduniry
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Nestle Chocolate
Loyne O’ Beef
The
Mies Gester
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the Mustard Club
Keen
Sir Arthur Duckham
Canberra Times
Federal
Bik
Abe
Wodonga
Homebush Stock Sales
Hughes’ Service Store
Eastlake
Canberra
Cusacks
Manuka
Yass
Value of London
Official
Aesop
World
Hin Wiven
Australian Provincial Press Association
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