Chariton Building Contractor Estimates For All Classes Of Work
Tax changes affect farmers and livestock owners under the new Commonwealth Income Tax Act. Averaging rules apply to agricultural incomes including horticulture and poultry farming, with company dividends now part of assessable income but with rebates and offsets to limit higher tax. The act allows election to omit natural increase from livestock returns, requiring notice to the Commissioner and irrevocability.
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New South Wales
T. Charlton
Commissioner of Taxation
Hisix
Silk crepe de chine sale with varied garments
The ad promotes guaranteed pure silk crepe de chine in 20 colours at a smash price of 2/114. It features ladies velour coats with fur collars now 49/6, ribbed hose in winter weight at 1/9, men's silk ties from 8/11 and 4/6 now 1/44, sovereign hats with a free 4/6 tie, flannel shirts 4/7, and men's sweaters reduced from 14/6 to 11/6 each.
Scilly Flowers to London and Other Brief Notes
News in brief reports daily flows of 35 tons of flowers from the Scilly Isles to London. The Westminster Abbey clock lacks a minute hand, signaling only the hours. A Berlin railway station has become a 3000-seat music hall. Tours in Italy are said to be worth about 80 million pounds to the country over five years. Over 8000 umbrellas and 4000 gloves were left on Southern Railway trains in England last year. A Paris wine merchant firm offers slaves of 1849 at £4 per bottle. Preparations for next year’s US census cost about £8,000,000. Polar bears at the London...
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Scilly Isles
London
Westminster Abbey
Berlin
Italy
England
Paris
United States
Undefined Stock Terms From Fragmentary OCR Note
Fragmentary OCR discusses wool price versus sheep value and mentions shares debentures and income concepts. It references company ownership, options to purchase property, and pricing concepts, but lacks complete context or coherent narrative. The readable items point to financial terms rather than a full event.
Rabbits promise big money for farmers says government
The Times discusses a government push urging small landowners to raise rabbits as a lucrative industry. It notes potential profits from fur and meat, outlines humane breeding practices, and cites expert opinions on costs and returns. Debate continues on policy support and market value amid wider agricultural concerns.
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Street & Parish Ltd
WAL
A. I. Cavanough
Gloucester Pharmacy Stationer and Jeweller
Parteaniidesipe
L. Harris
Gloucester Aenea
H. J. Tull
A. E. Tull
Gloucester
Phillips’ Hotel
A. Flanagan
King Street
Australia
Gloucester Electric Supply Co. Ltd
Webster
Zack and McDonald
Opticians
Pittst
Martin Place
Sydney
Joseph B. Carruthers
the Chamber of Agriculture “Chronicle
Pala
le Company
Bia Imovisa
Landuwier
Jondiord
Iavny
Carta
Whatson’s
Usu
al Price
J. Whatson
Bulletin
Rome
Wurewnee
Ustis Malek Guirdomers
Cnn Siderite
Thole Holdings
Ragital
Caine
Iran
Ehimen
Vuyer
Jstad
Verne
Bostock Smith
Leons
Trumbies
Trumbies, and Prohibit Hat of Blood Horn At Clydendates
A. Shpherd
C.A
Batlaime, Bydacy
Maitland
Lucerne
Hast
West Maitland
Dann
W. Davis
Garners
Church ST
Vinsh
Hart & Coy
John Hart Jewellers
High Street West Mainland
Reliance Watches
Whatson
Starling
W. A. Phillips
C. J. Beaton
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