Forestry policy report sparks debate on Australia planting vast woods
A fragmentary excerpt discusses the British Forestry Commission's warnings and hopes for Australia's afforestation efforts. It notes Britain planting thousands of acres, the impact on timber supply, and the long term vision of forest workers, with emphasis on sustainable management and the potential for timber industries to shape national development.
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Australia
Ian
Kem Insel
England
India
Turkey
Old Londom
Britain
Kimg- Hom
Leather goods and factory tours spark local interest
A visitors’ account details a leather factory visit with showcases of hurly products, travel by road, and the transformation from horse to motor car impacting demand. It notes factory demonstrations, machine-made trim, and the skilled craftsmen who can craft items like whip handles amid economic shifts.
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Hemadven
Gret
Bnet
Death Sentence Confirmed in High Profile Murder Trial
The Court of Criminal Appeal upheld a murder verdict against William Charles Coulter and Phillip Treffene, confirming the death sentence imposed by Chief Justice Drape for the wilful murder of Jasper Walsh near Kelverlie. The appeal panel included Chief Justice Becht, Mr Justice Northmore, and Mr Justice Burnsile.
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Perth
Bert
Pier
G. Hayees
Cadeavoar
William Charles Coulter
Phillip
John Treffeac
Justice Drape
Jaspertor ‘Walsh
Keleverlie
Court of Criminal Appeal Resing
Commonwealth
Court of Criminal Appeal
Becht
St Miriam
Northmore
Burnsisle
Drager
Coulter Aith Treffene
Coster
Treffeac
Pwt
AG. Haynes
A. A. Watt
Crews
Crown
Ac. Haynes
Kaverad
Diddreming
Wolffaald
Wolff
Jury Advised on Corroboration Rule in Murder Appeal
A detailed appellate review recalls Judge Draper and justices’ handling of the corroboration rule in a murder case. The court notes the trial judge’s guidance to the jury on assessing uncorroborated accomplice testimony and the duty to evaluate whether the evidence sufficed for a guilty verdict. The discussion centers on Clarke and Coulter, alibi issues, and whether the verdict should stand, with the appeal ultimately denied.
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Haviez
Clarke
Coulter
Justice Draper
Omer
Tennant
Treffene
Haynes
Tnt
Ray Geikty
Lapt
Kinglums
Rive
Probi
Tao
Car
Gardge
Amy
Amd
Towkwon
Reed
Chetke
Pera
Atteck
Tian
Dia Slvantane
Coutter
Treffen
Clarke Wan
Gory
Fuarha
Tim
Hix
Teast
Aaton
Tianes
Uiey
Justice Worthmore
Justice Burnside
Metropolitan police and public welfare under West Australian concerns
A broad overview details Metropolitan policing costs, juvenile offences rising, and calls for tighter parental responsibility. The Commissioner notes growing workload for police, the licensing act improvements, and debates on show licensing charges. Premier and Lands Minister condemn critics amid press attacks on state mining and group settlement schemes, with Angwin rebuttals defending program expenditures and settler progress.
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Pollee
Amd
la Mab
Eve Wur
Enmamittvo
Fr Lands
Aml
Metropolia
Angwin
Ron
Pooling of Australian produce urged in parliament
The article argues for cooperative pooling of Australian primary produce to stabilize prices, improve export outcomes, and counter uneven foreign competition. It cites Calving Coolidge on simple farmer led relief and discusses markets, price formation, and the need for a real commercial authority benefitting producers and consumers alike. A Manitoba excerpt notes long provincial debates and a 104 year old resident addressing parliament.
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Hin
Rwitaror
Hosnem
Argabin
Yale
Wintuiang
Meiss Werden
Raesdurtn
Migrant land settlement misled by officials at Australia House
A letter complains of a migrant family of eight who paid 400 pounds for land in Victoria after being told Esperance land was easy to secure. The writer appeals for Premier action to obtain fair treatment from the Commonwealth Migration Department, noting misleading statements by officials and urging remedy for hopeful migrants lacking funds but willing to work.
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Lord Burnham
Hawt Apsley
W. B Thames
Angwin
Commonwealth
Australia
Doe
Kay
Kink Mignemt
Marrower x Bank Delance
Victoria
Victoria. His Onig
Wifeie
Australia House
Naterally
Foe Lauds
Mumor Ua
Esperance
Vieturia
Na Men
Imelawre
Anaaelal
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Geraldton
GEO. Lalsg
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