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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 02, 1932

Page

7

Loss Since 1925 Wool Taxes Hit Industry

Sydney hears evidence from Otway Mulliner and Widgewa Matons about heavy costs and land tax on wool flocks since 1925. They estimate land tax at 2 per sheep and total annual costs, with figures showing rising bale prices and freight rates. Other witnesses discuss Soviet wool imports, Russian demand, and currency effects on prices and trade stability.

Sydney Wook Otway Malluner Sheen Yames Clark Walkiner Warne Mgures Ye of Articcia Nubatibuten Gregory “M. Radygto Russe Export Agency Anld Australie Humia Rusein Radgein Baviet London South Africa South America Australia Niskala Robert Wilson Gra Era’ Co-operative Bhoxring Company Vari Bua Qorchaserg Ourrency

Protest Over Foreign Goods Masking as Australian Made

Senator Johnston protested a German pencil manufacturer using the kookaburra badge and Australian designs on pencils. He urged action under the Trade Marks Act and questioned if the Swan Pens and kookaburra marks could be protected. Senator Greene said the issue was reprehensible and promised inquiries to determine possible action.

Johnston C.P W.A Msslatant Kookaburra Peneila Swan Penell Co Bue Germany Swan Benator Zehnston Ueston Greene Malle

Wool Sales Advance Prices Maintained In Competitive Market

Wool sales showed a hardening trend with strong competition and best rates of the week. Greasy merino topped at 18d for seven bales of 8.7.2. from Hendamere, New England. The selection totaled 438 bales, with 634 privately sold in part of the week’s activity.

Sydney Keem Hendamere

Vested Rights Stop Lower Prices Debate In Parliament

Parliament faced sharp clashes over price controls as vested rights arguments obstructed moves to reduce costs. Lawmakers pressed ministers on how to balance existing protections with relief for consumers amid ongoing budget pressures.

Proposal for a Beuiah Association colony in London

Professor Miles Walker urged government funding of a sentimental voluntary colony run by technicians and economists to test a standard of living for workers. He criticized retail pricing meddling, called Parliament incompetent for solving complex problems, and suggested a business conference to refine divisions in Tort. niebt-thep and the House.

London Beuiah Rolenes Unm Keing Miles Walker Pvsnions Adentists

Revenue Rising in Customs and Post Office Totals

Revenue figures released by the Treasury show customs income for two months reaching 6,538,985 pounds and 4,408,880 pounds for the comparable period, with postal revenue up by about 62,980 pounds. August customs collections stood at 2,490,409 pounds and postal revenue at 1,030,082 pounds, with 148,548 dependents and pension payments noted alongside maternity allowances issued through July and August.

Commonwealth Shel Fercs

Standing Orders Amendment Likely To Cover Election

Senate debate over presidential power precedents by Clerk Monahan prompts calls to amend Standing Orders for President and Speaker elections. Senator Trennan questions government review and possible reforms while Leader Pearce proposes Senate Standing Orders Committee inquiry and recommendations.

Benate House of Rententatives Senate G. H. Monahan Benicar Trennan EAT. Vic George Pearce Tas Canberra Times Monahan Rie Orfore

Artificial scheme debated by wool inquiry in Sydney

The Commonwealth Wool Inquiry Committee sits in Sydney as it weighs alleged artificial price manipulation. President Mr G Tuixiel ally warned the proposed marketing board price scheme lacks faith, calling it disastrous elsewhere. He predicted a low mood now but potential prosperity later amid wool price concerns.

Melbourne Thured Aritrecainy Sosterenes Vitarian Urasiers G. Tuixiel Commonwealth Wool Inquiry Sydney

Researching Industrial Development Organisation Proposal

A committee studying the value of creating a central body to promote industrial research reports that the existing government setup is rigid and ill suited for expansion. It suggests establishing a new organisation to oversee research and development efforts.

London Adent

New State Policy Debate Date Set in Sydney

The Minister for Education Mr Drummond announced a debate with Dr Erick Wisteon of Canberra on September 26. The topic is New South Wales maintaining a unified position within three federal units as proposed by the United Country Movement, aiming to balance Australia’s development under a Commonwealth.

Drummond Jeerick Wisteon Canberra Bow Tatfencly Aise United Country Movement Copic New South Wales Australia Commonwealth Drumm Sydne

Senate questions on golf house and public funds use

In Canberra a Senate inquiry questioned the intention behind funding a golf house project as a Commonwealth asset. Senator EB Vonnaum pressed whether private clubs would gain exclusive access while the Defence Minister stated that construction proceeds on Commonwealth land and the club would rent at a rate reflecting Commonwealth interest and a small margin.

Canberra Iimely Rowse Heynn Senate EB. Vonnaum C.1 Aksa Defence Commonwealth George Peares Riealthy

Thomas Ends Holiday After Dominion Visit

Dominion Secretary A. J. Thomas returned to London from Balmorel with the Prime Minister after acting as host to the King. He resumes duties and leaves Balmorel for a holiday in Whoovatrr.

London A. J. Thomas Balmorel Dominions Thomas Leftor

Claim for service in probate court action

George Henry Gottey filed suit today against the executors of his father Jethie Gottey and the Perpetual Trustee Company to recover 11000 for services rendered. He said his father promised four thousand pounds from a ten thousand pound estate and transferred 2600, but the remainder was not provided in the will.

Bydney Bagee George Henry Gottey Perpetual ‘Trustee Company Toi Valnut Jethie

Exchange Campaign Plans for 80 Meetings Nationwide

United Country Party announces 80 meetings across regions to promote a higher exchange rate. General Secretary Mr Munro says simultaneous campaigns will start within a fortnight in the northern and Riverina areas.

Aydney Alted Country Party Mr Munro Oot Riverina

Fragmented OCR health item repeats organs list

The readable fragments reference stomach liver kidneys bowels and imply medical or diagnostic language with scattered phrases. No coherent event or clear subject emerges beyond organ mentions and garbled text.

Canberra to Yass friendly rugby match arranged

Canberra representatives prepared for a Monday trip to Yass for a friendly match. The team will be picked from Harrington Grant Haske Mawes Boesring Pursehouse Fyrne McAdam Readmint Weton Hinden Bourke Jin Boyd and Krigok with one omission.

Canberra Ialt Yass Yous Thia Menson Kk. Harrington J. Grant Haske Mawes H. Boesring JL. Pursehouse T. Fyrne J McAdam J. Readmint M Weton Hinden al. Bourke A. Jin Boyd Knoolbaputmhamplonshiy Manure West City Routh Imige Mott Chiy Calowing Wea

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