Duties and Liabilities of Employers under Wages Tax Act
Notice to all employers to collect Wages Tax from employees earning £2 or more weekly. Tax due on wages allowances and credits paid or allowed after 1 December 1933. Employers must keep wages records and complete an Employer's Schedule showing employee counts, wages paid, and tax deducted. Remittance to Commissioner of Taxation by post with Remittance Form or affix Wages Tax Stamps for small employers. Instructions and schedules provided free. payment to be made on regular pay days. E J McMahon, Commissioner of Taxation.
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D&c
Commissioner of Taxation
Savings Bank
Castinerea Street
Sydney
South Wales
Langarrs
Queensland
Commissioner of Honor
E. J. McMahon
Council Votes To Replace Town Clock Front Of Shire Chambers
On Wednesday night the Blayosy Municipal Council decided to remove the clock in front of the New Shire Chambers. The action follows heated debate over the clock’s upkeep and public safety concerns.
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Blayosy
Nnw
Carcoar P P Board Meets and Sales List
Town and District Chat notes the Carcoar P P Board meeting scheduled for Monday and a clearing sale on Wednesday at Weston Brown’s Creek to settle Mr W B Laws stock plant and household goods. The piece also reports a pruning accident involving Mr Arthur Higgs who fell from a ladder injuring a rib and bruising his side. Local efforts aim to revive the Beals of Arts reading room and library with a plan to raise membership and fund a brighter library, while inviting donations of books for the librarian.
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T. G. Stammera
Arthur Higgs
Bathurst District Notes and Local Events
A week of wintery weather brings frost and cold winds. The Mandorama Ball is set for Friday July 6 with Mayfair Orchestra providing music. Mr W N Hammond departs for Warrowa after four years as Lands Officer. Oswald Falk, 38, suffered serious injuries after a fall at work. Sydney gold shares boom criticized for lack of solid basis. War pensions issue follows a returned soldier’s refusal and a later arrest. Death of Mr William Francis Cranston, aged 71, noted with family survivors listed.
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Lo Hammond
Warrowa
Laramond
Chronicle
Bathurst
The Barry Mystery Stirs Little Fresh For Murder Case
There is little new to report on the Barry murder. Wass a diviner has been trying to locate the missing revolver but without success. Detectives have adopted a new theory hoping it proves unhelpful.
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Barry
Wass
Local Courthouse Inquest On John Rywn Adjourned To July 10
The inquest into John Rywn's death at the local courthouse resumed on Tuesday with Coroner R G Melville presiding. Per police request, the hearing was adjourned again to July 10 to allow further investigation.
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John Rywn
R. G. Melville
Sulphide Gold Announces 75000 Shares Issuance
Sulphide Gold NIL at Junction Reef announces a rights issue of 75,000 shares at two shillings each, one new share for every five held. Directors say the capital will finance Sheahan's mine purchase and equipment, fund additional plant at the treatment works, and provide working capital. The issue is underwritten.
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Junction Reefa
Sheahan
Sheahen
Tsang
Late Mr Hennessy of Granville Dies in Sydney
Thomas Eugene Hennessy aged 47 died in Sydney after a brief illness from an ulcerated stomach. He lived at Granville and leaves a wife and five children. Funeral held, burial at Rookwood Catholic section. Also notes on Patrick Hyde death in Cowra District Hospital and obituaries for Mrs Sarah McLaurin and Mrs Mary Marshall with brief family details.
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Thomas Eugene Hennesey
John Hennessy
Cowra
Sydney
Parramatta
Erby
Ones
Hennessy
Granville
Needy Rolfey
Sir
Hannessy
Dennis
Andy
Punchbow
Jack
Waverly
Leo
Kogarah
Joe
Bondi
Gertrude
Goulburn
Sarah McLaurin
Malcolm McLaurin
William Martin
Qarcoar
Outlawn
Marshall
Alfred Marshall
Millthorpe
Local hockey girls host dance with O’Brien’s orchestra
A Wednesday evening event featured the hockey girls hosting a dance with music from O’Brien’s orchestra. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant night as the venue offered delightful tunes and ample socializing.
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O'Brien
District News Update on Local Health and Loss
Mr Harry Rothery of Cliefdens remains bedridden awaiting doctors reports with uncertain prospects. Mr B J Fagan bought a new Cadillac and returned home Tuesday, also reportedly unwell. Patrick Hyde of Gallymont died in Cowra Hospital Tuesday. remains transported by motor hearse to Nev ille for interment. Sincere sympathy extended to the relatives.
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Harry Rothery
Cliefdens
Faulder
B.J. Fagan
Tuesaday
Cowra Hospital
Patrick Hyde
Gallymont
Neville
Trunkey Dominates Tuens In Lopsided 31 to 3 Defeat
Trunkey easily defeats Tuens 31 to 3 as Jim Simmons sprains an ankle during a heavy fall. Barry school team aided Trunkey with a 20 to 3 win on another football outing. Local tennis fans saw Trunkey beat Hobby's Yards in a keenly contested fixture by ten games. Week end rainfall brings 96 points and suggests a welcome farmer benefit after a dry spell in the surrounding district.
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Trunkey
Tuens
Jim Simmons
Barry
Hobby's Yards
Trankey
Barry Girls Fall At Blayney In Hockey Match
Barry’s hockey girls lost 3 to 1 at Blayney with Lila Toohey scoring for Barry. Woodstock visitors won 2–0 in a later match here. Barrybeat Trunkey 19–0 in football. Local schoolboys fell 14–9 to Trunkey after a tight game. Tries for the losers credited to A Cheney Fardell and Kable. Community notes include farewells for Mr Claude Cheney, a visit home by Miss O Leary sisters, and birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Percy Hildebrandt. Nurse Dover ill with bronchitis. A Barnen-on sale was conducted by J P Gray with Creel Price. Catholic church construction materials arriving. building start soon.
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Blayney
Lila Toohey
Barry
Woodstock
Trunkey
A. Cheney
Fardell
Kable
Dover
Nolan
J. P. Gray
Creel Price
Pater Beddie
Hobby's Yards Weather and Local Tennis
Bleak cold weather follows weekend rain totaling 113 points. Yearly total reaches 1071 points. Local tennis team of J Meek B Melville B E Handcock and Misses J Melville N Meek beat Trunkey by one game at Trunkey. A Moorilda tea party is due. Loreen Handcock, six, is at St Vincent's Hospital Bathurst for treatment.
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J. Meek
B. Melville
BE. Handcock
J. Melville
N. Meek
Trunkey
Moorilda
Hobby
Neville
Loreen Handcock
Bt. Vincent’s Hospital
Bathurst
Nursing Graduate Mary Laws Passes Final Exam
Congratulations to Mrs Mary Laws daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted of Carooar who has successfully passed her final nursing exam. The young lady is on the staff at Orange District Hospital.
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Mary Laws
Ted
Carooar
Indy
Orange District Hospital
Japan Thinks Wool Market Shows Slightly Better Tone
Inquiries for wool have risen recently, signaling a modest improvement in foreign demand. Japan remains the main buyer of greasy wools, especially in Brisbane, with crossbreds set to dominate this quarter. London sales start July 3, but Japanese and Australian buyers do not participate there, and Australian clip prices are not expected to reach high values this season.
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Japan
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Brisbane
London
Ag O Reault
Great Britain
Europe
Wool demand quiets but prices may stay profitable
Over the last three months wool demand slipped while prices in the coming year are not expected to rise greatly. Still, there is no reason Australian growers cannot achieve remunerative results in the year ahead.
Wool Market Outlook Shapes Farm Prep Across Districts
The article notes that in many districts sheep yield will be heavier but grease prices will drop. It warns wool results will fall where feed was plentiful, urging owners to brace for lower wool yields. A Japanese expert says wool textile demand grows globally while Japan remains dependent on exporters, with Australia and New Zealand favored for reciprocal trade.
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South Africa
South America
Australia
Japan
New Zealand
Cattle and Sheep Market Report from Orange Yarding
Merars Leeds Brow Ltd reports a very light cattle yarding with about 260 head forward. Trade opened active with lightweights 10 to 15 above last week, other cattle 6 to 1s dearer, but no wide upturn. Best medium bullocks to 8 8, steers to AUU, cows 7, heifers 6 16, stores to 4 18, store steers 1 , paddies 10 to 20. Sheep yarding about 5,600, rain dampened supply. good wooled sheep moderate, ewes and lambs limited, tops: wethers 23 10, ewes 19 1, heavy ewes to 29 10, lambs 24 1, boggas 21 10, store wethers 7 10, store merino lambs 12 10, store merino lambs 18 7.
Booths Send Hundred Pigs to Sydney Market
Messrs W and J Booth of Tut yoon Canowindra sent a hundred pigs to the Sydney market. After all expenses were paid the owners received a profit.
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Messrs. W. and
J. Booth
Tutyoon
Canowindra
Sydney
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