Savings Bank to Become Trading Bank in Sydney
Officials indicate Savings Bank will convert to a trading bank in Sydney, with Premier Lang remarking on a 40 day review period and Gov interview. Government officials say the move aims to enable competition with other lending institutions, while the Commissioner states the interview deal involves no special concessions or power.
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Sydney
Mr. Lang
Taf
Gov‘Savings Bank
Etu
Uke Bamk
Gover
Diggers Smoke to Celebrate Mixed Arts Event
Diggers arrange a ceremonial gathering with notable figures including Mr Daye and Mr Maker Tales amid a Stirling party in honor of the Cunbern Rein Quartet and other guests. Attendees from both houses are invited as President signals a tax step toward reform.
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Fasheree Olitebraneh
An Enter ‘Wreuramiie
Roy Tin Amoke
Mimmg
Amo
Qny Arity
Daye
Diggers
Fall Toren
Maker Tales
Mhinmon
Easton
Exten
Meily Lonigl
Arts Society Te Oeuiua Tehaikansky Meeting Report
The Arts Society Te Oeuiua Tehaikansky reports on a meeting featuring readings and music selections. Albert Hath and Agmotr delivered remarks while Mtr. Hrothewale presided. The event included a program titled Thehmingraveinded with the ply Menu, showcasing selections from Tohet and Newark KS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehaikansky
Rus
Uwe Ehbjer
Yio Tab
Albert
Mtr
Hrothewale
Linky
Newark
A.L.P. Lays Plans to Discipline NSW Cabinet Loyalists
NSW executive delegates head to Canberra for a caucus meeting to discuss disciplining NSW members backing the Cabinet majority over debt deferral and to rally Left Wing support. The Geelong council later censured a Melbourne official for supporting a rival measure, described as a broader cross regional dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Is
N.S.W
Special Meeting on Federal Labour Party Proposals
A special meeting of the Federal Labour Party is planned for tomorrow at 1 pm to discuss Anates’s resignation and the party’s stance on Plnursitay Just. The meeting follows reports that Anasty and Anates’s sulla may resign, with discussions of a possible resignation by Mininber for faiatry and ties to Prime Minister Scullin.
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Uetk
Anates
Me. Lyons
Hom
Clanborne
Apkléy
Heuwleyy
Gtr
Fenton
Wren
Scullin
Compulsory Fish Licenses Proposed in Federal Territory
Amendments to the fisheries law require all Fishermen in the Federal Territory to buy licenses for river fishing above the Cotter Dam. Fees are set at 4 shillings for men and 2 shillings 6d for women and boys, with unemployment exemptions. Licenses allow fishing in the Cotter River under new rules, replacing the old permit system. The Angier city council plans two camping cubicles and facilities for dwelling maglern near the Cotter River.
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Cotter
Angiers
Angier
Clit
Nothing Done Dismal Picture in Imperial Conference
Fragmented and garbled OCR text hints at a diary like remark on the imperial conference. It references a commission sinister tense Antytaliy and a general sense of not achieving results. No clear individuals, dates, places, or events emerge from readable portions.
Railway Awards Questioned by High Court Opinion
Melbourne on Monday. The Railway Commissioners of South Australia and Tremaci day asked the High Court whether the Arbitration Court has power to make awards affecting state railways.
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Melbourne
Railway Commissioners
South Australia and
Tremaciday
High Court
Arbitration Court
Scullin Leader Faces Australian Crisis Says Ally
London based Monde Finradal and other newspapers highlight Mr Scullin's declaration that Australia will meet its obligations. Reports from Australia suggest Labour support and cabinet stance may defy opposition. The piece notes Scullin’s determined pose and the nation’s fate over 42,000 miles away.
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London
Monde Finradal
Scullin
Australia
Tony
Autralia
Daily News
Arar
Mtesars
Amatey
Beasley
Cauinet
Mperinha
Muameta
Auutialla
Scullin Tour London Meeting Amid War Crisis
Australian Prime Minister Scullin led a delegation to confer with allies as the War of SEIN intensifies. Ministers Mevroni and Morkyls faced a hostile accusation in a London court, while an emergency session and a proposed communal property issue loom. Next month may see a $10 million loan debated and EDT timing considered.
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London
Banday
Sein
Crieti
Adup
Culleagues
den Ral Tler
Mevroni
Asi
Legal Point Decided in Chamber Proceedings
A confusing OCR note reports a magistrate ruling in chambers about language used by players and a miner Walter Clemson at Mount Aviva Colliery. The judge found that the alleged language did reveal an offence and referred the case to higher authorities for consideration.
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Mydney
Slanday
Mustlee Keouhen
Revere
Chambers
Touy
Hfax
Walter Clemson
Mount Aviva
Penny Postage Move in England
An article discusses penny postage in England, noting an experimental shift in letter rates and the intent to simplify mail costs. It mentions a minister, a public debate, and hopes for a cheaper system improving communication.
Lang Loophole Claim Not Taken Seriously by Loan Council
The Australian Loan Council meets to review Commonwealth and State loans maturing next month amid NSW Premier Lang's claim of a loophole allowing independent borrowing. Officials view the claim as unlikely to succeed due to constitutional protections on financial agreements and caution lenders face risk without council authorization. NSW may need continued cooperation with the Loan Council despite opposition from other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Loan Council
J. T. Lang
N.S.W
Loan Council
Lang
New South Wales
Cost of living figures questioned in pricing debate
A minister and retailers disputed recent cost of living figures. They argued average food prices varied by class and retailer, with some items priced higher or lower than expected. The minister noted Bureau data showed marked inconsistencies across districts and retailers, while callers pressed for clearer standards.
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Howe Affairy
A.llakeley
Anterre Eid
Binkery
Peron
Wigheley
Lang's Confidence on Loans At Morning Council Meeting
The Cretmler and Attorney General attend the Laanouncil meeting at Chularrra. Officials warn there will be no Livwile at the council and federal representatives plan a free manday for attendees.
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Ayoney
Cretmler
Nagna
Chularrra
T Siraaght
Hoth
New Canberra Bus Service Trial Three Months
The Minister for Home Affairs announces a trial of a new bus service beginning Monday November 1 for three months. If successful the scheme will continue. The plan, prepared by the Canberra Advisory Council with funding from Denny charge and other sections, reflects routes and fares and was published in the Canberra Times on October 18.
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Canberra
W Denny
Fatal Collision Shuts Road Near Ayden
A fatal vehicle collision occurred on a road near Ayden on Monday night. Authorities reported a single occupant died at the scene with emergency responders transporting another injured person to a local hospital. Further details were not released as investigators compile a report.
Change Miter Tone On 'Change Hydro Event
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a change in miter tone and hydro event with vague place names and dates. The readable portion mentions a Pettuy tr and Meare with mentions of Tenem, Penta, and Marveneite. No clear outcomes or entities.
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HYDRO
Meare
Penta
Flight Delay Postponed Amid Weather in Amator Dam
The Dornier flight extraction by Jandon Aumlay from Amator Dam was further postponed today. Weather improved but wind and visibility require additional precautions before airborne operations can resume.
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Jandon
Aumlay
Dornier
Amatordam
South Australia to defend Arainet Me Lang in Canberra visit
Premier Hull arrives in Canberra to oppose dissolving the Council and to protect Commonwealth loans. He says caucus lacks power to direct government representatives on the Loan Council. He warns against any resolution hindering loan approvals and urges unity to improve credit, noting gains from favourable conversions. New Zealand and Canada borrowings cited as examples.
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South Australia
Hull
Canberra
Lown Council
Wang
Hil
Carly
Etl
Wn Credit Ae
HU Aaid
New Zealand
Canada
Coult Australia
Ita Credit
Ubgt
Iribupale Fm
Food relief plan to curb meal supply in country towns
The minister for Mines and Industry and the Labour and Industry department decide to limit food relief, cutting rations for all sailors as part of a nationwide schedule. The suspension begins Monday November 17, with a review scheduled later, aiming to manage stock distribution across county towns.
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Aydney
Munday
Ay & Ponteremn
Atd Industry
Chiat
Foutewy
Canberra Baths Open Before Christmas Report
The Clvin Administration announced plans for the Canberra baths opening before December. A. Umley stated the aiming pool would be ready, with motion training and related facilities undergoing completion by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Umley
Debt Redemption Push and Budget Balancing Talk
The acting Treasurer Mr Lyonny says a direct contact with the Prime Minister is not possible. He states the Prime Minister endorses Australia meeting its obligations and urges action to balance the budget. He warns the unemployment situation will improve only if proposals move forward and people are put back to work.
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Melbourne
Actiog Treawurar
Lyonny
Heulttin
Ndio-Telephone
Lyann
Alniater
Australis
Australi
Attitude of W A No Time For Change
Premier Mir James Abtchell states Western Australia should not sever from the Commonwealth over loan council duties. He argues WA credit has been strong, opposes repudiation, and asserts it is no moment to alter financial arrangements within the Commonwealth.
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Mir James Abtchell
New South Wales
Western Australia
Wagensland
New Ant Wales
Wen
Commonwealth
Palestine permits for Jewish immigrants in 1919
The Colonial Citizen announces that Palestine authorities will issue 1440 permits for Jewish immigrants to Palestine in the next ext months. It states the entry policy aims to balance population growth and security, while warning that immigration limits are tied to overall state plans and governance.
Wool prices dip as Sydney sale stalls under heavy competition
The Sydney wool market opens slowly with prices below par as buyers from Japan, France, Germany, and Yorkshire show limited demand. The overall average fell to 7 8d per pound for sold lots, while quality ranged from good to fair amid numerous faulty wools. Auction results show 9,247 tons sold from 10,427 offered, with 1,337 sold privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wiley
Pilin
Richardegn-Deteas
Arriba
Fish hatchery provides 109 000 trout nationwide
The aquaculture effort reports 109 000 trout supplied by hatcheries amid plans to stock waters in the Federal Territory Canberra area. Purchases from Sydney faced cost and supply challenges, with collaborations noted with the Western Wains government to stock local rivers and engage hatchery stock plans across multiple sites.
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Canberra
Paddy
Ben
Edigeen
Anmlere Chu
Mir Harvie
Fiakeries
Groosts
Do Anatery Huts
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