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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 20, 1933
Page
6
Fragmented commentary notes Australia and Britain urging trade with Asia while criticising protectionism. Mentions Japan, China and Australia trading wool, wheat and pepper with fluctuating duties and domestic critiques of colonial policy, concluding with a satirical caution about near neighbors and a disrupted moral tone.
Mm A J Cummings writes in New Century News that Getry Com Germany resembles a grand military camp. He notes uniforms, rifles, and naval ships, with experts claiming conditions improve while evidence points to the opposite.
The report outlines government tax relief and lower rates aimed at mortgage holders and individuals in many districts. It notes industrial savings, reduced taxation on incomes, and targeted exemptions for naval manufacturing goods, luxuries, and certain commodities, promising brighter economic prospects. It cites impact on spending, trade, and living costs across counties, cities, and states.
A fragmented wartime dialogue accuses Australia of naivety while Japan publicly flaunts naval strength. The speaker mocks Australian consumer pressure and imperial rhetoric, warning that Asia-Pacific tensions could escalate as Japan reveals growing naval assets.
Dr J Thomson of the Royal Geographical Society urged a publicity drive to attract visitors to the Carnarvon Ranges, noting the region's height above the earth and its beauty. He recalled past explorations and proposed tours by Queensland and Sydney guides, linking tourism to regional economic gains amid rising wool prices and broader trade optimism. The piece discusses tourism potential, climate appeal, and Australia’s improving fiscal outlook as a backdrop.
An excerpted news note refers to a Royal ship and a voyage near England in October, mentioning store quantities and public interest. The garbled text preserves few clear details such as ship names and exact actions, leaving a partial glimpse of a maritime survey report.
Two Danish brothers, both named Weathers, long believed dead, were reunited in Australia after years apart. One, a jeweller from Warwick, Queensland, had emigrated as a child and later tracked his Danish family. A chance visit led to a chance encounter with the other brother in Australia, revealing their shared lineage and past separations.
Fragmented notice describes All Saints Hostels in Charleville and nearby towns. Mentions a home for children in care under church agreement, with unclear references to management and a list of names or roles. The text is garbled with many misspellings and illegible phrases.
The notice lists livestock and farm feed items with prices and cash terms. Items include corn, oats, barley, bran, and saddle goods with quantities and discount notes. Prices shown per unit are given under cash with order terms.
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