Our Leader By Wood Perot
A political essay argues that party loyalties bias beliefs about leaders. It critiques Labour and Nationalist followers who accept or reject claims without evidence, notes attacks on leaders shape outcomes, and recalls Moses aiding his troops as a moral example of steadfast support.
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Labour Party
Lee Labour Party
Australia
Wes iVer
Broce
Bruce
Lyons
Moore
Bays
Les
Naenalict
Moses
Defending the Ashes 1932/33 by W E Wilmot
Esteemed sports writer W E Wilmot, editor and long time test observer, announces Defending the Ashes 1932/33. The Melbourne publication, by Robertson at Wallens, release around April 16, with 232 pages and 28 illustrations. Cloth bound in a decorated jacket, priced 6/ net. The work covers the latest tour and past series, plus chapters on temperament barracking leg theory test cricket honour and records.
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Wo E Wilmot
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Argus
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Robertson
Wallens
Melbourne
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Wilmot
Ajou
the Times
London
the Observer
Windsor Magazine
Times of Day
Thirty Hour Week Bill Takes Senate Action
A Senate committee took up a bill to establish a working week of a specified number of hours on Monday. The measure aims to standardize work time and influence labor policy, with debate focusing on definitions and implications for employers and workers.
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Senate
Moore as Honest Leader in Australia Politics
Critics argue Moore is honest and plain spoken, contrasting him with Forgan and other leaders. The piece urges Labour supporters to back Moore, blame symbols not systems, and reject scapegoating, urging loyalty and honest politics over indifference or deceit.
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Moore
Anak
Australia
Queensland
Porgan Sealth
Forgan
Labour Party
Nationalist Party
Baal
Subsidised Meat Company Debate At Graziers Conference
Mr H Cordingley of Uralla addressed the Graziers’ Conference on the meat trade and proposed subsidies, arguing the plan unjust and harmful. He traced the history of meat exports, warned of hazardous industry risks, and urged fairness, noting public subsidies would not benefit NSW or graziers amid past competition and shifting markets.
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H. Cordingley
Uralla
W. Grasiers
Grasiers' Association
Cordingley
Australia
S.mlp
Colery
Metropolis
SMLP
SMP
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
Queens
Aberdsen
Brazil
Hide and Skin Market Sees Mixed Movements in 1933 Prices
The commodity market reports steady or varied changes across hides, skins, wallaby, and tallow. Dry hides remain weak with prices for sound and salted lots described. calfskins and yearlings show selective firmness while wallaby and wallaroo values trend uneven in auctions and descriptions.
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Wallaby
Gatton Market Facts and Stock Sales Brief
A clipped Gatton market notice reports on stock sales and market factuations. It notes transaction details and prices for shares, reflecting active trading in the local market. The item appears as a compact data brief with limited readable names or dates.
Antique Furniture and Goods Auction Listing
Fragmentary sale notice lists assorted items including beds, mattresses, wardrobes, linens, chairs, tables, dining suites, enamel sets, and glass door chests with prices on application. Company credit indicates WePHIE & C and PUALLEV ELE as sellers.
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Wephie & C
Puallev
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