Country Party declines portfolios over tariff dispute
Sydney reports the Graziers Association executive condemns the Country Party offer to join the ministry as untenable. They cite pre election policy for downward tariff revision and warn that backing a new tariff plan without safeguards would hurt primary producers. Page declines cabinet roles to avoid binding tariff commitments.
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Sydney
The
Graziers' Association
Graziers’ Association
Country Party
Dr. Page
Nad!r. Page
Australia
United Australia Party
Page
Ottawa
Lyons
United Party
NSW loan conversion discussed in House of Representatives
In Parliament, Mr Makin questioned why the New South Wales loan terms were unfavourable compared with Imperial and Canadian issues. Mr Lyons defended the deal as a 5 percent loan converted to 3 percent, noting Australia could not expect Britain’s terms. He cited the Canadian issue in New York and warned against broad accusations of repudiation.
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New South Wales
London
Makin
Fed. Lab
House of Representatives
Lyona
Imperial
Canada
New York
Lyons
Bruce
Australia
Great Britain
Mr. Blakeley
Mr. Lyons
Blakeley
America
Parliament Debates Bananas and Budget in Australia
The House hears sharp swaps on Ottawa tariff policy banana imports from Fiji and Queensland industry fears. Leaders clash over government spendings and a Country Party critique while Mr Lyons and Mr Beullin defend Ottawa talks amid a broader budget debate and calls for banking reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORCE
Forde
Pug
Country Party
Lyons
Dennis
Frank Frennan
Bativan
Mr. Baker
Baker
Bam
Commonwealth Bank
Noel Coward comedy staged by Canberra Players
The Canberra Players presented a Noel Coward play in three acts to aid Canberra Grammar School funds. The production featured Judith Bliss and a cast delivering witty farce, with strong performances by Mildred McLefau and others and included musical interludes by the City Band, though attendance was lighter than hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Coward
Pless
Canberra
Albert Hal
Canberra Grammar Achool
Neil Coward
Bilcester Manor
Familly
Jidith Bliss
David
Botel
Simon
Jidith
Judith
Bendy
Sorel Mitting
Banty
Sorel
Dawid
Myra
Jackie
Lawih
Biss
Mies
Mildred McLefau
Oran
David Bliss
Pretty Borel
Civtaauady Rit Pingel
Aeundaes McLaren
Myra ‘Aetindel
Mra. Garnett
Reef
Norman Woodspent
Gimon
Richard
H. Beppenho
Sandy
Mrrol
Mise'e. Fraser
Pearl
Will Bewich
Delay in World Economic Conference Helps or Harms Prices
The piece argues that possible delays in convening the World Economic Conference due to American politics may hinder efforts to raise global price levels. It notes that Ottawa price declarations did lift commodity prices briefly, but lasting gains depend on non monetary factors and broad national resolve.
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Hamlet
Mr. Green
Wwe
America
Hoover
United States
Ottawa
Financial Committee of
The
League of Nations
Ths
Restoration agitation in Berlin sparks monarchy debate
Berlin reports show agitation over restoring the monarchy with opposition from republicans. Deltrich warns Papen reform hints foreshadow a monarchist move, while Maler notes papen links with Hindenburg and ex-Crown Princes hint a timeline. A coup would trigger a general strike and civil resistance at home. abroad press calls Germany warlike.
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Berlin
Herr Deltrich
Herr von Papen
Maler
Hindenburg
Germany
Daily Telegraph
Hohenzollern
Repubjcapa
Thrilling North Sydney chase ends in arrests
Two young men were captured after a gun point chase through North Sydney streets. Constables Wallan and Wilson cornered and arrested them after a pursuit across back fences and a front bedroom. They face multiple counts of breaking entering and stealing.
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Wilson
Wall
Mr Bruce’s Return Becomes Parliament Topic in Melbourne
In Melbourne the U A P member for Corto R G UCosE claimed the Resident Minister in London Mr B M Bruce would return sooner than expected. In the House of Representatives Mr Makin pressed for clarification while Mr Lyons said he was in constant contact with Bruce and would relay future movements when appropriate.
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Comey
Victoria
Bruce
London
Makin
Hindmarsh
Case
Truce
Lyons
Corio
Mruce
Corser
Ottawa
Gregory
Western Auustralia
Queensland
Java
Haker
Oxley
Melbourne
Australia
Fiji
Lannon
Brisbane
Wheat Farmera
AUP
Lithe Country Party
Country Party
Kalgoorlie
Texan" Green
Kim Truth
Mr. Gabb
Bernard Rhin
Constitutional Club
U.A.P
Corto
R. G. Ucosey
8. M. Bruce
House of Representatives
Jewel
Rosevear
N.B.W. State Lab
Casey
Beasley
Free Labour in New Zealand Sparks Labour Tensions
An uncertain report from Auckland describes employers using free labour to replace striking workers amid mounting industrial unrest. Authorities are investigating the legality of the arrangements as tensions rise in the city.
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Auckland
Tuesaday
Fear of Angora Rabbit Pest in Melbourne Debate
Tuesday strong opposition to granting permission for keeping Angora rabbits was voiced by the secretary of the Victorian Rabbits Association, Mr Officer. He warned the rabbit menace threatens the pastoral industry and that Angora rabbits could breed and worsen the danger.
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Melbourne
Ozfered Association of Victoria
Officer
New South Wales
Fenton Hands Postmaster General Portfolioto Parkhill
Melbourne report notes Mr Fenton officially transfers the Postmaster General portfolio to Mr Parkhill during today’s ceremony as part of government reshuffle. The event confirms Parkhill’s new cabinet role and duties replacing Fenton in overseeing postal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Turedaoy
Fenton
Parkhill
Y W C A Conference Welcomes Delegates in Canberra
The Canberra Y W C A hosts a civic welcome for delegates in the afternoon at the Y W C A building. Mrs Tillyard and Mrs Cowan speak for metropolitan and national leaders while district representatives address the gathering. An evening lecture by Miss Constance Duncan on Japan follows with moving pictures and a kimono gift.
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Canberra Y.w.cla
Tillyard
Nnw
Iiswiers
Y.W.C.A
Mra. Cowan
Dr. Sweet
Canberra
Mra. Pott
National Y.W.C.A
Fowler
Bydney
Mra. Badmunda
Brisbane
Lady Kidman
Adelaide
Palmer
Bendigo
Breckenridge
Newcastle
Lady Hopetoun
Phe Presente
A W U Delegation Protests Canberra Wage Cuts
A deputation from the A W U Industrial Disputes Committee met Canberra Minister for the Interior Mr J A Perkins to protest a wage cut of 3 shillings per week from the basic pay of £4 5s. The group argued the cut harms rationed relief workers and costs of living, urging more funds for Canberra work and noting ongoing concerns with ration practices. Perkins promised a reconsidered reply within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
A. W.U. Industrial Disputes Committee
Minster For the Interior
J. A. Perkins
A. Hinkelry
Federal Capital Territory Industrial Tribunal
Mr. Hinkeley
Cumpston
Gardiner
Momenthal Iid
Public Service Board
Hammond
Binkeley
Parkhill
Perkins
Unclear Scraps Point to Local Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR hints at a company registered office and headings in a print notice. Little readable detail on names, places, or dates. not enough to identify the event or action.
Excellency Lady Isaac Leaves Canberra for Cooma Visit
Her Excellency Lady Isaac accompanied by Miss D Graham will depart Canberra by car this morning for Cooma to visit Mrs H J Pilysh. She will return to Canberra tomorrow after attending the Fever performance to raise Canberra Grammar School funds.
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Vich-Regat
Isaac
D. Graham
Canberra
Cooma
H. J. Pilysh
Bar Vellency
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Bank of New South Wales
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Recaree
Pioneer Bank OF
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New Zealand
Papua
Cate Leodon
Canberra Times
MR. Bruce
Free Labour
N.Z
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Y.W.C.A. Conference
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