Budget Revisions Cut Pensions Taxes and Tariffs
The report outlines a budget speech detailing reductions in old age pensions and maternity payments, tax exemptions to remove a sales tax and duties, and tariff cuts on iron and oil products. It notes savings and surplus forecasts, with a public service pay roll reduction and a focus on industry supports. A separate inquest update and a charity benefit event are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agr Lyog
I Balancine
Vine
Lyons
Australia
Cattle Transport Bookings From Kalabhi to Dajera Reported
Large cattle consignments from Kalabhi to Dajera have been booked. On Tuosias 4,500 were trucked for Brodie and Co., with a similar number scheduled for September 11, and 1,500 planned for Kamilardl on the 6th instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalabhi
Dajera
Brodie and Co
Queensland's Fifiances and the Quiet Revolution
A garbled clipping references Queensland finance matters with mention of Basrash and Pelday. It hints at ties to a government revenue topic and a reform period. Names appear uncertain. no clear dates or outcomes are provided.
Saywell Inquest Hears Tangled Testimony
Fragmented notes reveal a coroner's inquest into the death of Glenda Saywell. The evidence presented yesterday was inconsistent and unclear, with witnesses disputing key details and testimonies failing to clarify the cause of death.
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Vwinent Jacek Saywell
Sui
Matthews
Jack Saywell
Textile workers accept wage offer after vote
In Melbourne a mass meeting of textile workers debated the employers ultimatum that unless workers return tomorrow the 7 percent wage cut offered instead of the court ordered 15 percent would be withdrawn. After a stormy session about 80 percent of the thousand present voted in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Molticon abandons return fight to England
Halifax reports Molticon, under strong advisor suggestion, abandons the planned return to England and will travel by boat to London due to continued unfavourable weather.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Molticon
England
London
Archie Jackson Shines in 104 For Holdsworth Against Nanango
Archie Jackson, former cricket star, recovered from illness to score a brilliant 104 for Holdsworth against Nanango yesterday. He batted boldly and showed regained form with an all round the wicket performance.
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Jackeoe
Brishane
Archie Jackson
Queenaland
Holdsworth
Nanango Yesterdys
Public Service Reduction Proposal Sparks MP Debate
Brisbane officials state the association will react to the government plan to cut public servants' pay by eight pounds per year. Members of Parliament are urged to vote against the proposal in the House.
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Brisbane
Fedsg
Public Service
Wool Committee Hearing Urges Wool Producers Action
In Sydney on Saturday Mr P F Deakins urged wool producers to unite against buyers he accused of repressing the market. Deakins claimed a buyer operator controlled many Australian pastoral companies and pushed profits downward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
PF. Deakins
Maree
Brafford
Bradford
Hospital Report on Milsad District Meeting Delayed
A partial readable notice from Bert Butler secretary details a district hospital meeting and a forthcoming telecommunication service launch next week. The text mentions a fire incident and a first tier introduction, with dates unclear due to damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Butler
Mi Lsa
Shearing Run Yields High Daily Totals Across Flocks
The article notes heavy full grown sheep shorn quickly with strong daily totals. Kilpatrick posts 244 and Murkott 229 while Vernon records 168 and Morgan 102, with overall daily earnings ranging from 400 to 4200 pounds.
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Trumiee
Kilpatrick
Vernon
Buffalo Fly Infestation Report Across Northern Australia
A Brisbane report cites Professor Handschin noting buffalo fly damage may be exaggerated but still requires measures to stop spread into dairying districts. The article discusses the buffalo fly, its preferred hosts, and impacts on stock, including relocations and racing events hindered by the pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Bolen Flo
Industrrial
Handschin
Australia
Bale of Old Cottage Offers Closing Sept 6 1932
Offers closing on Priday 6th September 1932 invited by the Manager State Stores Willam Briahane for purchase and removal of the old Cottage at the Police Station Selwyn. Relative specifications may be examined or further information obtained from the Heat Teacher State School Selwin or the Officer In Charge Patien Station Kuridala.
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Manoxer
Willam
Hat remains proprietress of Selwyn Hotel Clontavay
Public notice declares Cowling as the still and rightful proprietress of the Selwyn Hotel Clontavay and states she will continue to recess boarders especially her country friends, who have long been well cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwyn Hotel
Clonctaay
Gud
Stainton In Memoriam of Michael Mick Staun
In loving memory of our dear Father Michael Mick Staun departed this life on September 1930. Inserted by his loving daughter and son in law M and T Hankey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stainton
Michael
Mick) Staun
T. Hankey
Sheep Shearing Teams Shift Hems Through Australian Towns
Mr G Haden's shearers finished at Nburra on Monday then moved to Geremwood and Komarooka the next day. Mr W Burrow runs a separate team out at the Vale on Monday the 5th, then to Host Green the following day. Mesers Mayne and Waller, carrying Baliolata sheep, expect to move to Moloh early next week.
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G. Haden
Nburra
Geremwood
Komarooka
W. Burrow
the Vale
Merce
Bargain Gales at Arida's Emporium in Cloncurry
A historic bargain sale at Arida's Emporium in Cloncurry is advertised for Monday September 42 with steep price reductions. Dentists T Gibson of Townsville will stay at Leichhardt Hotel September 28 and 29 offering dental services including a full set of teeth for 52/6 and tooth extraction at 1/6 each.
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Cloncurry
Arida
Wistting Dentiot
T. & Gibson
Townsville
Leichhardt Hotel
Certificate of Application for a Reef Gold Mining Lease No 160
The document records an application for a reef gold mining lease number 160 by an individual named Fredo Topert Parqufiar Shepherdsons The Whale Try His Sotleiier at a ground known as A Preda Extemfed located near Cloncurry The lease area lies one mile north of Soldiers Gap about 392 miles east of Cloneurey The Warden’s Court in Cloncurry will demd the application on October 3 at 40 han.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Gulf and Territory
Stock Department
Chaplain Bros
Boomarrat
Reat Dents
Cloncurry
Isa
Peron
Soldiers Gap
Cloneurey
Gleneurey Golf and
Fredo
Topert
Fe Warden's Court
Lome
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Glande Saywell
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