Loan Council urged to restore confidence amid Australian finance turmoil
The article reports calls by a government figure for the Loan Council to reconvene promptly after delays, warning that postponement harms the financial outlook in Australia. It notes plummeting stock exchange returns, rising bond pressures, and the need for a coordinated Commonwealth program to reassure markets and maintain stability. The piece references the Prime Minister’s absence, financial advisories, and the impact on Commonwealth securities.
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Timber Co Partner in ng Timber Co in Colonial Deal
An Australian parliamentary debate discusses a proposed partnership and trust arrangement regarding timber production and export to the Commonwealth of Australia and New Guinea. The plan includes forming a company, allocating representatives, and potential timber and plywood exports with future expansion envisioned.
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Conference on Tariffs and Revenue Policy Debated
A late 19th century style report details a conference on customs tariffs and revenue, highlighting higher coal and liquor excise, potential price effects, and the impact on miners and industry. Attendees include government ministers and representatives, with discussions on transport, collections, and enforcement. The event aims to shape fiscal policy and trade protections amid wartime strains.
Funeral notices for James Borace itenny
Reproduction of a fragmented obituary notice listing funeral arrangements for James Borace itenny. The text mentions attendance at a funeral service at Canterbury Public Dispenser and interment details at Christchurch Cathedral, with references to a funeral director in Queanbeyan and an Anglican service.
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Canberra Cemetery Service to Funeral a Military Siege
Ex servicemen are laid to rest with army honors in Canberra. The obituary notes private interment at the Rewrited Bol ler portion of the Canberra Cemetery. Details mention M. Rorridge, See, Ficholson and a family farewell to a husband and loving partner.
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Australian Army unit names and ranks in wartime briefing
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Weather summary from regional and city forecasts
Weather bulletin details temperature ranges for the day from early morning to late afternoon. Winds shift NW to W with gusts, rainfall amounts in Tablelands and Southern Tablelands listed for multiple locations. Land forecasts call for light showers then clearing, with scattered cloud and briefer rain along southern districts.
Uncertain Australia UK on import cuts aims
Ambiguity surrounds Britain and Australia plans on import restrictions. Officials expect limited changes to export terms while stressing fear of unbalancing Australia’s overseas trade. Ministers agreed to study potential impacts on key categories and report back with cautioned expectations.
Taxation to Remain High for Lifetime in Australia
Government discussions show ongoing support for high taxation levels, with ministers emphasizing income tax and services contributions despite calls for reform. The debate centers on the balance between revenue for primary industries and sustainability of government programs amid evolving economic plans.
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Hawking Offence Dismissed as Trivial
An ann wannerra cours yentar tay. Mi. 4, Th Rthodes, SM. fount an offence proven, but dincharzen the defendant, Ridwin Jake Month, 1B, tractor driver, without convict, ran on the crrundy. That, the since undelaved hawking Van Levvial, Month was arrasted on March 20 by Limestone Avenue, and charmed with being an unlicensed talker when he tald the pollen Ye owas helping another man to mB seh scemd. ma held a has ait aid It was hi hia was a) Rindamasgs, Mield not.
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Dust nest of traitors prompt action in parliament
Mr Wand of East Sydney voices strong demand in the House of Representatives over alleged treachery linked to a public server. He cites a minister’s statement reported in Tribune about a past trade article and questions why government action was not taken to expose or remove supposed subversives.
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Members Revolt Over Stamp Allowance Cut in Parliament
Report details a parliamentary row over reducing stamp allowances for members. The scene centers on MPs resisting the cut, with mentions of warrants, costs, and a recommendation to abolish the 24 pound per day allowance. The piece notes ongoing debate and next steps in Canberra.
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Tightening Labour Outlook Warned by Minister
The Minister for Labour warned of a tightening labour outlook citing rising unemployment and a growing number of job seekers registered with the Commonwealth employment service. He stated unemployment figures were publicly released and noted trade union concerns over the rate, while denying concealment of data.
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Death of Bishop of Wangaratta reported
A garbled Melbourne report notes the death of Bishop Hart of Wangaratta with references to Ivo Hospital and local officials. The item appears from a university press run and mentions companion costs and a memorial context, but many names and details are unclear.
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Proposals and Delays In Proposed New System Hearings
The document discusses appeals and references, noting potential delays in notice and election readings. It mentions objections by Dr Fyate and Dr Reval De Byatt about arbitration trends and the impact on employers and employees. The piece cites a plan to extend commission powers and suggests upset over procedural changes.
Ambassador Urges Lifting of Merino Export Ban
US ambassador calls for ending the ban on merino wool exports. Report notes American buyers and industry groups pressing for access to Australian wool markets to improve standards and stabilize prices. Officials indicate support from government and industry figures, with debate over economic impact and animal welfare concerns.
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Committee To Plan Children's Library In Caney
A public meeting at Cede veraily College plans a committee to organize a children's library service in Caney. Members include Min in Sachsen Hult Wier Stal Cameriont Minx Kangstun Mouars Lair and Webh Milly M. Docker Whramat at Aydney Teachwren College. The effort aims to provide trained teachers and age appropriate library programs while coordinating with the school.
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Car Salesman Sentenced To Four Years
John Lloyd Stocks, a car salesman from Lalor and Halantnut, was sentenced to four years for car theft charges. He was extradited from Beverly Hills, California, after being linked to thefts in January and February last year. Proceeds from the stolen vehicles were seized. two accomplices reportedly fled to Sour Gaol. Detective Bergrant A. of the CLA testified that stocks led the operation and that the February confinement tied to the case.
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Import ban on UK livestock and related trade impact
The ministry announces a broad import prohibition on all livestock into the United Kingdom. Debates focus on economic disruption, quarantine measures, and ministerial authority to regulate cross border animal movements amid industry and labor concerns.
Public service protest against margin freeze
A public service protest assembled to oppose a margin freeze at a meeting in Hill, Manuka on Tuesday. Prominent executive members and interstate authors of unions, including Mr We Burk, discussed the impact and urged action with federal officials and local leaders.
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Labour minister faces questions on port wage and ship safety
In a parliamentary session the minister of labour faced criticism over low wages for port workers and alleged unsafe shipping conditions. Officials urged investigations into pay shortages, and reports cited violent port operations and improved oversight measures. The discussion referenced measures to cover all aspects of port turnover and the broader impact on maritime labor.
Full stage production of the Mikado debuts locally
The community hosts a full stage production of The Mikado priced with tickets from local groups to raise funds. The event showcases singers and a chorus with a cast including noted performers and regional talent in a formal venue.
Leaders Sought for Girl Guides Movement
Local groups call for new leaders to expand the Girl Guides network. The movement recently attracted many volunteers and reported growing interest from Canberra supporters, with plans to train tutors and extend activities to additional towns.
Hagker Inques July Tm July Ayoney Chief Overseer J Wiley Quests
Unclear text describes an inquiry involving officials and a debt or donation matter. Mentions J Wiley and someone named Malta M December. Details are garbled. cannot confirm full names, dates, or actions.
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