Editor jailed for refusing to name letter writer in Bulawayo Chronicle
In Capetown on Wednesday the editor of the Bulawayo Chronicle was jailed for not revealing the author of a letter published in the paper. The writer claimed the head disfigured the Shanghai Memorial with paint to protest neglect. Police seized the letter. the writer was later released after officials refused to intervene.
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GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS SET FOR OCTOBER 28
Leeds report lists A grade matches and finalists Richarde vs J. K. Williama Parker vs L. A. Marts along with R. Newman v G. W. Burns and R. T. White v E. W. J. Moore. A mixed foursomes event is planned for the day with a dance at the clubhouse. In other sports, the Kangaroos beat Hunslet 20 to 18 in a rugby league match amid crowd and weather notes.
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Road Programme For Canberra Roads In This Year
Canberra plans extensive road work this financial year focusing on bitumening gravel routes mainly on bus corridors and heavily trafficked roads. A budget of £20,000 was approved to cover the project, expected to reduce future maintenance costs.
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Canberra
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Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic at Hull Showground
The annual Presbyterian Sunday School picnic will be held at Hull Showground on Saturday. Transport leaves Bradden Church Hall at 9:30 am. All are invited. parents bring provisions but food for children is provided.
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Restriction Of Wheat Exports Reported In Parliament
The Federal Government faces questions in Parliament over plans to restrict wheat exports. Mr Davidson accuses the government of failing to press the case, while Mr Bravens notes the new administration has not released a full statement on export policy. Mr Main says initial recommendations to ease farmer burdens are under consideration.
Export Scheme Sparks Wheat Grower Protest in Sydney
A speech by Farmers and Settlers Association president Mr Fiet denounced a proposed wheat export restriction plan as an insult to wheat growers in West South Wales. He warned it would aid speculators, perpetuate free storage, and undermine growers’ interests, urging government backbone to curb speculation and align policy with producers.
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State Minister’s View on Wheat Scheme Feasibility
The Minister for Agriculture Mr Main said he did not anticipate any huge difficulty in carrying out the Federal Government’s wheat scheme, which appeared to be practicable. The remarks were delivered in Rydney, Thursday, outlining confidence in the scheme’s implementation and practicality.
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Opposition by Wheat Growers in Melbourne Action
Wheat growers in Melbourne expressed similar action at the Federal Government plan to manage wheat export shipments by quotas. Merchants and shippers opposed no objection, saying it will not interfere with regular marketing. Growers fear early calls will depress prices and leave a large carryover of about 72 million bushels at the end of the control period in August.
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Effect on Bread Prices Prompts Bakers’ Tax Debate
An early report cites Mr. Saraa, secretary of the Master Bakers’ Association, arguing that any flour tax aimed at supporting wheat growers will raise bread prices. The article notes opposition to the suggestion that a 0.19/10 tax should not affect costs.
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Jockey Declines Visit to Australia
London report states a jockey declines a winter visit to Australia opting to stay in Britain amid travel invitation. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Fragmented OCR summary of local notice
Incomplete text fragment mentions Teageahe and Bee jand with unclear context. No clear event date or entities to verify.
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