Postal Information Notice From Early Telegraph Office
Mail closing times for TPO Went South Blayney and MacJurama Lyodhurst Woolstock set for 6 p.m. on weekdays. Friday only mails arrive Sydney TPO Went Blayney at 8.25 a.m. daily. South mails daily except Monday. Registered mail closes one hour before ordinary mail at 4 p.m. Letters to all British possessions and foreign 4d per ounce.
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TPO
Blayney
MacJurama
Lyodhurst
Woolstock
Sydory
Went
Money Orders Value Fees Clarified for Kingdom
A government notice outlines money order charges: four pence per one pound for the first six pounds, and a halfpenny per pound thereafter with a minimum charge of half a penny. A surcharge of one shilling sixpence per order is added.
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Menry
Country party policy outline for unemployment relief plan
The GoOamburn en Brauny unit of the Country party leadership presents a preliminary policy line for state and Commonwealth budgets. It advocates extended trident-proportions, increased federal checks, and a plan to attract overseas investment while creating permanent employment through national transport and development schemes. The aim is to curb unemployment by limiting political borrowings and building constitutions with stronger checks, handing back parliamentary control to the people and aligning state and Commonwealth governments in finance and transport policy.
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Goamlburn En
Mort
Country Party
Beaxnens Tasnelrd
Campalien
WGP
Levi
Moratorius
Broxnier
Bric
Appeimesiite
Honda
Nea
Wolee
Dhernteaehan
Charartes
U.C.P
Moratorium and Wage Debate Shape Economic Policy
The article discusses wage adjustments and indirect effects on the cost of living, stressing that wage increases raise material prices and burden workers. It argues federal cooperation on tariffs and industry protection, condemns uneconomic wage rates, and proposes a Moratorium Act review with a potential Moratorium Court to ensure relief reaches those most in need.
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Commonwealth
U.C.P
Transport policy critique targets rail competition
The Lang Government's transport policy is condemned as destroying all competing transport and hurting export industries. The note argues for reducing indirect tax funded government spending and links living cost regulation to broader financial burdens and policy costs.
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Lang
Australian Industry Shapes Overseas Trade and Wages
Fragmented OCR text shows Prosperous Industries in Australia discussing wage trends and manufacturing shifts. It mentions Australia’s apparel and undergarment production for American and British markets, with references to Victoria and New South Wales, wage scales, overseas study, and the impact on local industry growth and export potential. The piece hints at a broad postwar recovery and domestic production boosts across textiles and hosiery.
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Howe
Meyer
Danas
Wade
Amervaian
Werner
Janel
Dirmetty
Aerit Nore
Tome Beck
Australia
Faetori
Wetoria
New South
Canowindra Court Faces Multiple Local Offences
The Canowindra Court heard a range of cases including motor traffic breaches and theft. Defendants faced fines, powers of imprisonment and orders to pay costs, with penalties for driving unregistered vehicles, unauthorised use of vehicles, and false pretences for food relief. One case involved stealing parcel explosives linked to Canowindra Council, resulting in fines and compensation orders.
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Dave
le Waa
Gordon H. Sanne
John Edward Randall
Finn
With & Corte
Fendall
Cudal & Council
Canowindra
Sgulmst
Willam Edwar Wright
Bank of New South Wales declares interim dividend cut
The Bank of New South Wales announces an interim dividend of a share for the quarter ended March 31, payable May 31 at the head office and in branches. The reduced rate of 5 percent per year replaces the previous higher rate, marking the bank’s fourth cut from a 10 percent norm with occasional 2 percent bonuses.
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Bank of New South Wales
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