Australia to save on debt by converting bonds
The Commonwealth plans to convert 64 percent optional bonds held in London into new 2 percent notes under the Treasury scheme announced by the Prime Minister’s delegate. The deal aims to save the Commonwealth a year in interest and exchange costs, with details outlined by Mr Lone on behalf of the inviter.
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Cantwrnty
Conwereum
Lamon
Liruee
Lone
Tandon
Croenough Hall
Greenough
FL Harvison
London conversion scheme debate heats up in canberra
In Canberra May 1933 discussions focus on a London style conversion plan. Opponent Lawler and associate Greene challenge timing and feasibility as world events complicate expectations. Advocates stress responsibility for conversion remains with the community.
London issue notes Australian five year conversion rate
The Daily Telegraph reports excellent reception of the Australia five year conversion plan in London. The Financial Times also credits the Australian conversion with a strong positive impression, while noting public appetite for reforms and government optional conversion rights affecting seventy three missions.
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London
Momugenyinue
Telegraph
Taana
Improved Financial Outlook Reported For London Conversion
In May Camberla a conference and council meeting next week promise a brighter outlook after three years of hardship. Senator Green reports outstanding success of a five million and an eleven willie conversion operation in London, stating the ground is prepared for a major London conversion.
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Camberla
Extremeia
Premform
Loan Council
Anspiera
Senator Green
Willie
London
Australian Senate Debates New Public Works Loan
In Canberra May 31 the Assistant Treasurer Senator Max Greene indicated in the Senate that the Commonwealth would issue another loan for public works before year end. He flagged a likely rate around slightly above three percent and suggested market operations to cover funding needs.
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Canberra
Maxwes Greene
Senate
Commonwealth
Kalgoorlie Altercation Ends in Gunfire at Hotel
At Kalgoorlie a violent dispute among a yawning party led to shooting and injuries. Police reported serious wounds to an unnamed man and a shot revolver emerged after a confrontation at the hotel involving several locals and patrons.
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Kalgoorlie
Shilat
Hughiy Davideon
Reesei
Angela Af
Wilwar
Perth
Higebangur
Davidson
Ulwets
Duke of York Hotel
State finances show May surplus of 224M
The May figures indicate a surplus of 224 million in the state’s finances. Preliminary data suggest improved revenue efficiency and lower expenditures, supporting a positive balance for the month.
War Debts Questioned by Exchequer Official
Ubaneetar of the Exetoquer Mr Mevitle Chamberlain told the House of Commons today that Great Britain's debt installments to America this year total £11. The statement places future payments on track for December 1 with additional context implied and unclear due to damaged text.
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Louwon
Ubaneetar
Mevitle Chamberlain
Hime of Commons
Todley
Heitvim
Awerica
Instalments Due Next Month Across Nations
A Washington dispatch reports a firm statement from an official body urging partial payments to settle agreements. The notice sets June as the due month for the next instalments and stresses continued cooperation amid ongoing international finance talks.
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Washington
Airwoman's Death Marshalled in Mysterious Report
A fragmented medical report from Aleppo details Fraulein Maren Von Etzleff’s fatal death after a suspected self inflicted gunshot following a plane crash en route to Australia. The body has been sent to Berlin for further examination.
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Aleppo
Smeider
Meira
Berlin
Berlin to Darwin Flight Attempt by Naval Airman
Lieut Cathcart Jones plans a record flight from Berlin to Darwin in a Heinkel monoplane in three and a half days with a reserve pilot, a young trained female flyer, aboard. The notice adds a hint of mystery to the endurance test and the daring mission.
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Cathcart Jones
Mavalairana Cussing
Bertin
Darwin
SeceSion Referendum and Federal Government Stance
In a Senate reply marked by confusion the Federal Government indicated no action on the Secession Referendum. Senator Renree stated the government planned to take no steps, while discussions referenced Western Australia and national unity efforts.
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Benatar
Feder Ministre
Nasiat West Australia
Renree
Senate
Towlay
Model Parliament Formed By Repertory Club Members
A recent Repertory Club meeting at the Victoria Hotel selected members for a model Parliament to be staged next. The group plans an opening session with rehearsals at the Conntry Week Innies Rest Room at eight, inviting all chosen participants to attend and confirming arrangements with secretary A. C. Curlewin. The Government and Opposition teams were named with officers and members listed, aiming to educate and entertain while demonstrating parliamentary procedure.
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Victoria Hotel
Nest
Thwax
Conntry Weenies
A. C. Curlewin
J. J. White
Fmldetrica Adi Employment Air Fy Rawhini
Beentary
Heo
Keown
D Teialys
Few
KB. Binttoy
Mieners Har Marchant
Ny Frese LF Wall
B. Warker
Porront
Uren
Me Minchin
Be Wilson
Ve Aaptin
A. Muetle
Mado
Me AL Curlew
Gapo
Pe W
Tennettas
M Ko Mri
Looper
Urior
Caren
Wor
Rede
Ro Skinner
le W. Shephewnt
Fy Cranwell
Bohkroth
MW Robinson
S. Garland
Capetown Recordreader Eyes Uphill Ride in 7 Fines Case
Capetown resident Mr oh Thi Gihiek, linked to Lamon to Unpwraite, faces a stern diag in a case tied to an Austria Fort hell Company, with a seven fines sentence noted. Amy Mattias described as a dress mate, while Mr GPK faces further actions at Klean uuu Vian sliteke amid the broader dispute.
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Oh Thi Gihiek
Lvipiviz
Lamon
Stern
Hell Company
Austria Fort
Mee
Amy Mattias
Aunelnioe
Gpk Rapier Aly
Klean Uuu
Vian Sliteke
Brigades Triumph In Close Bridge Game By Mead Club
The Brigades dominated play in a tense match against Railwass, finishing with a strong final quarter to secure victory. Individual standout performances came from Jack Youms, Robby Allee, and Jack Young, while Rog’s potential return remains doubtful due to a ligament injury. Next weekend features an eight team Geraldton vs Mullewa clash, with further trials for the goldfields selection.
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Old Mead
Marenlis
Itpil Wasnak Brigades
Jemim Ins
Anl Reilva
Mic Eretem
Rai
Jack Youms
Avoirdupoia
Romeback
Jacky Thoman
McQuade
Laurie Foster
Buillians
Robby Allee
Foo
Transter
Ackerstrom
Jacky Crably
Teg Rowe
Rog
Clive Paw
Tommy Minith
Tom Punter
Relia Femlio
Loftus
Jack Young
Min
Mo Fay Harding Kee
Hawike
Ryu
Davie
Easther
Muhun
Daty
Murgrih
Sim Loeper
Searle
Davin
Mowe
Amd Davenport
Hrigade
Faithfull
Grigsby
Fry
Frank Wand
Geraldton Association
Mullewa Association
Mullewa
Geraldton
Association Meeting Sets Dates for Matches and Fines
At Gerekiton Motel meeting the Garna vin Association fixed June 25 for a match against Geraldton and invited Northawptom Upper Chapaina to play a notch against Geraldton. North Cremanite wing considered a match with Gersldten, but lack of funds delayed. Fines issued to W Bavage and G Rona for wearing uniforms.
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Gerekiton
Garnavin Asociation
Geraldton
Northawptom Upper Chapaina Association
North Cremanite Tesmerate
Combine Gersldten
Gerald Ton
Onder
Gluy Blut
Agaiis
Carmarvon
Aheleusta
W. Bavage
G. Rona
Taxation Department
Iowas Antimontly
Mullowa
Geralike
Board meeting notes list members and clearance terms
At a Peruit Board meeting Jike group, several members including K. Cream, W. Cant, Ke Webber, Braeside Boag Dailoys, Bunbury, and others were identified under certain conditions. The document mentions impediment reasons and a formal permit process facilitated by brigades, with reference to seven eight brigades in the record.
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Peruit Board
Ts K. Cream
Uover
Ke Webber
Bunbury
Eluh Runeeimed
Mullewa Team Visit Promises Fine Afternoon of Sport
The Mullewa and Geraldton visitors plan a friendly after their last year showing. They arrive by excursion train Sunday at 2 50 and will be entertained before the match starts at 5. The lineup includes locals and visitors with captains and forwards named among the teams.
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Gerahitun
L MtulleWa
Vist Geraldtes
Ami
Wueh
As Folckson
W. Harry
O. Unmack
Henrigwe
G. Keefe
J. Giles
Gilbertson
0. Lynch
G. Tibol
W. Toomey
P. Keery
V. Gullan
Whitehurst
J. Beaver
Amd
Axin Allenter
Iowa
J. O'Callaghan
Geraldton team urged to improve play and discipline
Editor argues for strict uniform standards and better use of the drop kick over the punt kick, praising coach Len Shepheard and Rovers’ recent improvement. He urges players to wear proper boots and consider different colored knickers, hoping to boost local football spirit and spectator interest.
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Toe
Mullewa
Locper
Sumdar
Len Shepheard
Raturley
Lark
Rovers
Lew Sheynt
Eva
Chaimpion
Sumil
Weekly fat cattle sale at Copley n Biting Taewlay
The Associated Agents offered 403 cattle from Koolinds and fentaar consignments Derby and Broome. Trade was below Mesek market, with fight to medium weight bullocks in fair to mixed condition. Attendance strong though rates softer than last week. descriptions note wieght ranges and prices from £13 to £21 per head.
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Copley 'N Biting
Derby
Broome
Meat market report from Midland Junction Weslvexday
Market summary notes 724K of sheep and 180 lambs from Carnarvon with most classes up in price. Local best sheep quoted to 18/6, heavy lambs firmer, choppers and baconers firmer, general trade steady to slightly dearer, quality yarding mixed with season’s early suckers.
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Midland Junction
Vivus
Valuin
Woods Greet Peppermint Cura First aid Fue Coughs
A brief health note describes the use of peppermint cures and first aid measures for coughs and influenza. It mentions Woods in connection with remedies and a period style of medical guidance. The item reads like a plain newspaper health snippet from an older issue.
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Woods
Death by poison shocks a Melbourne street case
Mrs Emil Baran Durant of Fitzgerald Street died suddenly on May 12 after convulsions and a failure to respond to treatment. Police and Coroner heard evidence that strychnine poisoning led to her death. The husband Edward Durant, a railway employee, denied intent or knowledge of poison in the home. Dr A C Watkins reported traces of strychnine in stomach and small bowel. The bottle of poison and the circumstances prompted a formal inquiry.
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Mudston
Emil Baran
Womlan
Fine Bemld Street
Corsner
Mowcroft
Simpson
Edward John Durwnt
Ergeant Binipson
Wit Near
A. C. Watkins
Houe
Fitzgerald Street
Wilnrs
Parker
Mra. Durant
Constales
Meyer Mt . Far
Méyer
Perth
Rimpcon
Watkins
Newland
Robert Durant
White Peak
Tom
Comuntable Meyer
Jack
Ahorough
Eric
Fitzgeratil Street
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Australia’s Credit
Itr
M. Bruce
Kenater Barner
Eter
Britain
America
Debating Society
Capetown Record
Carnarvon
Teraldton
Geraldton's
Copley's Siding
E. J. Durant
Coronee
Australia
Coe Gemma
FU Manchu
Boris*karlof
Lewis Stowe
Karen Morley
Tera Loy
Jean Hersholt
Charles Starrett
Destroyer
Pitts Todd
News Reel
Edna May Oliver
Rosco Ates
Selee
Dot Jordan
Howard Hughes
Sky Devils
Mariner and Rivers Wain — Meeting
Uchfellows” Hull
Kunday, Wam
P.L. Troy
J. A. Hammerton
Geraldton Newspapers Limited
A. Delusinion
Ajex
Regiafer
Jon Bale
Kefi Dropheast
Ollius
Geraldton Hi
Gajdai
Uardian
Foren
Ndon Toilet CO
Itegd
G.P.O
Werth
Lounge Buiter
Gene Volver
Nore Sporinl
Garahlton
Aputy Victoria Wierriet
Mollewa Tint Tier Akiteh Iu Pavalay Kist
Hornet Glade Matar
Terestad Rink
AW Wille of
Lik
Gerahiton
Baytenal
Prctatos
Rashinn
Marrons
Daye Wuatehy
Myers
Martiontiers Prime Malloch Brom
Marine Terracy
Rome
Chemakiton
Iréwe Villa
Fitegereld Street
Webster
Bux
Gerakhow
Cavanagh & Campbell
Geraldon
Eleanor Street
Geraldon Mewspapers Limited
Geraldtou
Brand Ali
Requimites
Mae Ware
Hammer
New Zealand
Breorge
Yalgee Road Board
Tavepayers
the Beards Oier
Yatuno
Joweth
Pam
Morelset
Chsinonm
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