Referendum urged to protect dairy and processing industries
The United Australia Party Northern Divisional Organizer argues the referendum on Section 82 of the Constitution is vital to safeguard the dairy and processed fruit sectors. He cites Privy Council decisions, marketing schemes, and rising production and employment in dairying from 1924 to 1932 as justification for constitutional change to restore protection and ensure fair prices for Australian butter and dried fruits.
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United Australia Party
Geouinn
Commonwealth
Privy Council
James Case
Iiasow
Australia
Une
U.ap
Camping Miter Banished for Hiding Offers
A fragmentary notice describes camping activities and beverages including swimming and water features, with mentions of electric light and mountain scenery. It notes meals and teas available morning and afternoon, and references hightailing or hiding of some items. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
Seed Catalog Excerpts for Cabbage Varieties and Fertilizer
Planting guidance and a selection of cabbage varieties from Krempıns and Veitch lines with pricing per packet or weight. Includes Golden Acre, Copenhagen Market, Short Stem Drumhead, Blood Bone, Special Giant, Melbourne Market and Autumn Giant notes. Also lists Krempıns Special Fertilace for flowers and vegetables with quoted prices and weights.
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Janary
Krempin
Golden Acre
Henderson
Warly
Copenhagen
Melbourne
Veitch
All orders promptly and punctually attended to
A brief line notes that all orders are handled quickly and reliably. The wording emphasizes prompt attention and punctual service without additional details.
Convent School Concert Showcases Student Talent
A children’s concert organized by the Sisters of St. Joseph at the Convent Hall featured performances by pupils including Therese Boyce, Colvin Parker, Norma Tawlee, and Laurie Fenn. Highlights included the operetta Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, dances, recitations, and a colourful tableau, with praise for the organizing effort and thanks to supporters such as Father Fronmn and Father Bourke.
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St. Joseph
Dango
Tulore Ang Pups
Slatera
Church of Ragland
W. Cummings
Therese Boyes
Kelvin Parker
Honda
Hela
Bya
Market Square
Norma Tawlee
Iris
Laurie Fenn
Unittem
Ross Dearda
Vpri
GeoLrerl
Snow White
Marie Martin
Peggy Coutts
Fronmn
Delulf
Ilmaelt
Father Bourke
Audi
Waxax
Pupita Vinno
Miso TL Burion
Mt. Martinů
Bac
Toadies
Baym
Fairy Ravels
Alhen Haker
Aky
Oirie
A Mae
Clasiano
Pele
Davlen
Cumann
Watt
Marie Martie
Mina Porey Coutts
O'Tegas
3. Smith
CWA
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