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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
5
A fragmentary cricket or match report lists players and scores with odd spellings and stray figures. Readable items include team mentions such as Ayr, and partial innings notes like Open Smit and Verity with scattered wickets and overs.
Reported hoax entry at a residence ends with an alarmed homeowner preventing access. Police describe an attempted break in via an upper window and the intruder retreating before being caught. No injuries noted and investigation ongoing.
The Tariff Board in Sydney reports that new tariff schedules may create jobs and protect local manufacturing while potentially raising costs and reducing demand for Australian primary products. President Gordon Bennett notes conflicting aims with imports, yet trade data show exports rising in butter, cream, beef, and fruit as protection debates continue.
The Country Party under Earle Page delays deciding its line on the budget amid pension reductions and government concessions. Members weigh voting against pensions if allied changes fail, fearing political costs. The party seeks to maintain position as negotiations unfold in Canberra.
Deputy Labour leader condemns the new tariff schedule as a pre election ploy by the Boullia government to hinder Australian industry. He accuses officials of bowing to outside interests as manufacturing and trade balance concerns loom, with Ottawa concessions cited as a blame point. The critique warns of job losses and calls for stronger factory support.
The Commonwealth government faced questions in the House of Representatives over subsidies and bounty payments for the last financial year. Figures show costs for wheat bounty and various export incentives, including flax and cotton bounties, with totals provided and references to publicity and related expenses under the Export Guarantor Act.
A heated session in the Legislative Assembly featured Mr Lang proposing a motion of censure against Deputy Speaker Mr Missingham amid accusations of physical conduct. The motion failed after tense exchanges as Premier and ministers discussed standing orders and reductions in rates and duties affecting municipal finance.
A warning note about a jeweller offering watch and clock repairs with questionable expertise. The message advises caution over potential fraud and emphasizes safe service practices for valuable jewelry and timepieces. It mentions trust and experience as key, urging customers to verify qualifications before entrusting delicate items.
Melbourne advert shows a sedan car sale event on Saturday with a contact phone B84 and location details implied by the listing.
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