Resignation and rift in Trust affairs sparks inquiry call
James Tedl reports a heated dispute in a Trust board over Mr Bell and Mr Holden, with threats of resignation and demands for a royal or public inquiry. The exchange centers on depreciation funds, advances, and alleged misstatements, as Tedl urges transparent investigation into Halden and Trust conduct.
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Molden
Tfonse
Bolen
Lois
Anil
Holden
Lye
Helden
Haied
Abe
Lomais
Paleo
Tinkion
Carta
Mgr. Holden
Kellen
Trust
Sparrovale
Freexma
Ale Trust
Walter
Srepy
Ceslang
Weoferd
Awtiter-General TV
Cistom
Watt
Maia
Ceslone
Hal
Hoon
Inj
Peking
James Tedl
Government to conduct no public inquiry says Parliament
Parliamentary correspondent reports Mr Watt stating the government intends no board of inquiry and will not appoint anyone else. Mr Bruford, visiting Geelong, disputes Mell’s claim about Holden and will review the Trust’s books in Geelong today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt
Tirford
Brnford
Geelong
Mell
Holden
Bruford
Holden Ledger Sparks Inquiry On Trust Transactions
Editor replies to Mr Holden’s letter detailing 1908 farm asset dealings with Wallace and Baird. Questions include automatic vacancy of a Geelong Harbor Trust commissioner under local act rules and implications for the Crown Scholar coordination amid a board meeting that endorsed Holden’s purchases and stock transfer to the Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feaferick Holden
Alec
Beird Maniger
Holden
Wallace
Kirsea
Trap
Bammess
Rubinsem
Burs
Sparrow's Yard
Yiel
Mr. Holden
Br. Bard
Snarrovale
Baird
G F. Holden
Behai
Baira
Bara
Marshallpevn
Abbot Buzzy
Wm. Baird
Geelong
Crowle
G. F. Hol
G. F. Hollen
Ballen
Cor
Eaich
Holden Ready for Inquiry Into Government Field
Mr G F Holden chair of the Trust says he would not object to an inquiry into the Government field. He notes the Auditor-General appointment was promised but not pursued. He believes the Trust has acted rightly and fears no investigation despite past criticism.
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Prendergast
Haldem
Bell
Hell
UN Trust
Mr. Bayles
Holden
Mr. Bell
Trust
Ell
Farrer
Halden
Bayles
G. F. Holden
Yeatender
Tibunal
Cleo
Abe
Tutor
Prommed
Aig
Commonwealth Bank Bill Featured in Times Supplement
December 6 report notes the Times supplement includes a special article describing the Commonwealth Bank Bill as presented to Convocation and discussed by officials, with emphasis on fiscal policy and parliamentary considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Commonwealth Bank
Lando
Times
Finnaneta
Conva
Verran Moves War Railway Bill in South Australian Assembly
In Adelaide on Wednesday, Mr Verran announced in the Assembly that tomorrow he would move for leave to introduce a Bill for the construction of a wartime railway from Lamerton to Butchers’ Sook near the Victorian border. The appointment of a wares heard for market gardeners was agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Verran
Fremie
Lameron
Victorian
Australian Cruses Offer Hope for Mothers and Babies
The Ladies' College of Health promotes a Home Treatment claimed to cure cases where motherhood seemed hopeless. A booklet details the method and invites readers to write to the department at Liverpool Street Sydney with a 2d stamp for return postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ College of Health
Dept
A.F
College of Health
Liverpool-street
Sydney
Enelosa
Public Service Arbitration Bill debated in House
The House debated the Public Service Arbitration Bill with Mr Fisher moving third reading to allow Federal Public Service appeals to the Arbitration Court. Opposition argued the bill unconstitutional and discriminatory, warning it would empower the court to govern the public service and relocate duties from Parliament. The debate on the Electoral Bill second reading was adjourned and the House adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Fisher
Public Service
Federal Public Service
Catts
N.S.W
Webster
Cook
Publc
Hughes
Mo Arguer
Trawn
Tishlin
M-Williams
Tus
Arbitration Court
Rasa Ab
Senate debates Defence Act amendments and naval command changes
The Senate discussed bills to amend the Defence Act and Naval Defence Act. Provisions set enlistment ages with parental consent, redefine command when Commonwealth and Imperial naval forces act together, and allow Governor-General orders to implement joint arrangements. Other items included recommittal of the Continental Railway bill, Lighthouses amendments, and public service arbitration proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defence
Marchan
Imperial Naval Forces
Ixing
Smiiot Paval
Force
Iit
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Naval Voarces
United Kingdom
Gazette
Ranscontinental
Kalgoorlie la Port Augusta
Mlinister For Defence
House of Representatives
Symons
S.A
Tae Council
Eadine
Liver trouble warning and remedy in Chamberlain’s tablets
The advertisement urges immediate use of Chamberlain’s Labiats for prompt relief of liver related troubles and ties indigestion and constipation to future liver danger. It notes relief may prevent future suffering and stresses early treatment when indications arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Nature
Builders' Laborers Meet Over Wage Demands
The Federated Employers Association schedules another meeting to address wage increases demanded by builders' laborers. A leader says workers are not anxious, noting ample work in other states if a lockout occurs. The Workingmen's College council requests funds for building and equipment to train apprentices in bakery and pastry trades. The deputation reports the minister is opposed but urged state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleltide
Federated Employers’ Association
Tedlay
Enmip
Workingsmen's College
Workingmen's College
Tanneries Employes Seek Arbitration Award
Mr G D Dupree secretary of the Federated Tanners and Leather Dressers Employes Union of Australia stated yesterday the organisation contemplated appealing in the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration for an award defining wages and coalitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Dupree
Federated Tanners and Leather Dressers’ Employes’ Union of Australian
Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration
Mt Lyell Arbitration Adjourned In Australian Case
Sydney reports in the Fetiven Arbitration Court before Justice Higgins the case of the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen Association versus the Aten Hell Silver and Smelting Company — with issues over whether the association can register under Commonwealth law. The High Court previously ruled against registration. a rule to show cause was adjourned as Parliament considers an Amending Bill. The matter was postponed for 13 weeks to allow expedition.
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Sydney
Fetiven Arbitration Court
Justice Higgins
Federated Engine Drivers
Aten Hell Silver and Smelting Company
Marianity
A. M. Stewart
Enact
Justicn Jbgeins
Commonwealth
High Court
Capalla
Tiament
Registerar
Dataworth
Dill
Ili
Mir Stewart
Mar
Justicn Ivgins
Anet
Sind
Wharf Laborers Debate Uniform Coastal Pay Rates
Sydney witnesses before the Special Wages Board argued for no pay differentiation between coastal and deep sea wharf laborers. James Wood urged a uniform rate, while Job Losevear claimed coastal work carried 74 percent more load. A North Coast truck with a longer handle was cited. judge and counsel clashed over speed and efficiency, with remarks about crookedness and speed.
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Sydney
James Wood
Job Losevear
Scholes
Implement Makers seek state wide Wares Board award
Mr F Russell general secretary of the Implement Makers Federation writes to the Minister For Labor requesting extension of the Wares Board award to the entire State. He notes executive committee guidance and mentions local discontent over pay at Thor char. An Horsham extension was refused and the department has received no rents yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Implement Makers Federation
Labor
Wader
Thorchar
Horsham
Classes for Bakers and a Cough Remedy Notice
A deputation urged the minister for education to address a cough issue today. The ad promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe fast-acting cure for coughs and colds, claims easy use and pneumonia prevention, and mentions unrelated pests and poisoned wheat warnings.
Tramway Employees Threaten Strike Over Proposals
In Auckland on a Wednesday the Tramway Company's proposals were rejected by the workers who have given notice they will cease work unless a settlement is agreed and a strike will likely be declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Tramway Companin
5000 Britons Ready to Seek 2040 Skilled Artisan Posts
A caldecram received by Mr McKenzie from Sir John Gaverner shows 5000 applicants have offered for 2040 skilled artisan positions in Victoria, but few women have applied in response to the ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie
John G Averner
Victoria
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
Public testimonial for Doan's Backache Kidney Pills from Abs T Edwards of Geelong praising the medicine for curing back pain and regulating kidney secretions. Claims prior illness included severe back pain, insomnia, and disordered secretions. asserts success after using the pills and recommends purchase from Foster AreClellan Co. Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Dean
Foster AreClellan Co
Pittstreet
Sydney
Doan's
Auctions and sales across farms and estates in the city
A. J. Young and Co hold an afternoon auction at a corner villa near Shinston Park. IL Richardeon runs a weekly farm and dairy sale. Higgins, Dentry and Co advertise a solvent stock sale at Ryrie Street. Hendy, Learr and Co schedule a 230 sale of property and furniture. Burn and Co list a weekly dairy and orchard practice sale. Edward G. Gurr advertises a sale of arc components and premises on Arnot Street with furniture included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Young and Co
O'Stack
Ibn
Shinston Wut Park-sire
IL Richardeon
Higgins, Dentry and Co
Ryrie-street
Hendy, Learr and Co
Ferwek
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MR Bele
Bird
MR Holden
THE
Senate
Bright & Hitchcocks
Swallow & Ariell
Swallow & Artell
Weaight
Sib
Nebo
Artell
Iswallow & Ariell
Y. Swallow & Ariell
Dudley & Henley
Lamon
Swallow
Ariell
Hooper
AGENT
Gieringhap-Street
Henry Franks & CO
Rockeellers & Stationers
Sta Books
Melbourne
Ows
Charithnox
Young Australia
Little Folks
Bo-Peep
Moorargol
Billop Streets
St:ward
Moorabool Street
A. Scenitey
Malop-Street
Salvation Army
William Nash
Arlistia
ART
Malop Street
Bank of Victoria
Saciete
Macrow
Hugles
Vana Sera
Riix
Macrow's
Ryriestreet
Opp
Bos
Shaw’s
E.P Ware
W. Shaw
USAR
Australia
Prich
Ganns
Sante Goole
Symons & Roberts
Toorsellers & Stationers
Mooralool Street
Fitzgerald's
George Fitzgerald & Co
the Teople's Drapers
ATE Bitzgerald & Merein
Tor OF
Moorabool-Street
T. Wright & Son
Ew - Jewellers
Malop-Streel
Truyr
Centeens
Intea
Griffiths
NEW Star Depot
MT. Lyell Arbitration
Mr. Billson
N.Z
Tramway
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