Breach widens between Lyons government and Country Party
Sydney reports the Lyons government and the Country Party drifting apart as adjournment motions may be used to discuss exchange, tariffs, and other platform points. Dr Page says the party remains loyal while urging action on tariff revision, minimum wage, hours standards, constitutional reform, and deportation of communists. Senator Hardy criticizes inaction and calls for 60 country rallies to press demands.
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Lyons
Country Party
Page
United Australia Party
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Page Wild
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Ottawa
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Charles Hardy
United Country Movement
Hardy
Gloucester Cup Trophy Exchange After Wauchope Match
Willy McNeill of Taree attended the Gloucester game between Wauchope and Gloucester Cup teams and presented the Challenge Shield to Gloucester District Rugby League. Wauchope then received the shield from Wauchope’s team as league president, with plans set for Gloucester Cup teams to visit Wauchope to reclaim the trophy. The Cundle Cup Team, Manning Camp premiers 1932, will visit Gloucester next Saturday to face the local Cup Team, noted for speed and strong backs, promising a tough contest.
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Willy McNeill
Taree
Wauchope
Gloucester
Wally
Gloucester District Rugby League
W. Kent
Cundle
New Forestry Act Regulations Amended in Gazette
Regulation 87 of the Forestry Act amended requires every person handling native timber to provide a declaration detailing quantity and description of timber, land of origin, destination, and to furnish records on demand. Noncompliance within fourteen days is an offence. In other news, William Vogt sustained a broken nose and laceration from a golf club strike at Murgon links, needing stitches.
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William Vogt
Wingham Pioneer Donald Stewart Dies
Wingham loses a longtime resident and community servant Donald Stewart who guided Manning district as Town Clerk for years and held roles with the Upper Manning A and H Association the Wingham School of Arts library and local Odd Fellows branch He served at polling booths and his funeral drew a large crowd Rev S P Stewart officiated at the graveside and the ceremony.
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Donald Stewart
Wingham
Manning
Manning A. and H. Association
Stewart
P. Stewart
Russian poverty and state capitalism debated at congress
Melbourne economist Mr E C Dyason described Russia as state capitalist in finance and production rather than communist. He cited log huts and bread queues, noting extreme rural poverty, mixed ownership in agriculture, and low efficiency in secondary industries. He contrasted fascist Italy's order with Russia and Australia, predicting industrialised nations leaning toward fascism over communism.
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Melbourne
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Dame Nellie Melba Tiara Mystery and Obscure Data
Executors give up hope of recovering Melba tiara valued at £20000 under her will. The fragment mentions Pamela Armstrong as granddaughter and theories of diamonds re-sold after breakup. Also scattered notes claim England last public execution 1808 and travel/telecom stats for the era.
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Nellie Melba
Melb Will
Pamela Armatrong
Usal
Sunday church services listed for Gloucester area
The notice details multiple church services across denominations in Gloucester on the 1st and following Sundays. It lists times for Church of England, Presbyterian, Methodist, Congregational Mission, and Stroud Baptist churches, with pastors and notes on collections and Sunday School.
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Church OF England
Gloucester
H.C
Tugrabakh
Berbora
H. W. Rogers
Presbyterian Church
Barrington
Faulland
Home Missions
A. Alexander
Native Gumption and a Maori Separator Tale
An older account recalls a Maori woman learning to operate the Alfé-Laval separator with limited English. The tale centers on miscomprehension, a trial with timing, and a clever improvised bench setup to ensure consistent separation, illustrating cross cultural workshop humor and practical problem solving.
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Pirri
Rua
Blacksmithing and Wheelwrighting Reopens Services
Mr. than Redman announces the recommencement of blacksmithing and wheelwrighting work starting Monday the 4th inst. He pledges to see old clients. All classes of smithing and wheelwrighting carried out. Norse-shoeing from 6d, plough shares resteld from 3d. Sulky tyres offered from 14d per pair. All other classes of work reduced in price.
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Than Redman
Maitland School of Arts to Transfer After Offer
A town landmark, the Maitland School of Arts, will be transferred following a Tuesday meeting where trustees unanimously accepted an offer of £2000 minus 2 percent selling commission. The move follows decades of service as the town library and art center, with locals reacting to the forthcoming change.
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Maitland School of Arts
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