Bank manager links Premiers plan to Australia recovery
Mr. Davidson of Bank of New South Wales told Institute of Secretaries luncheon that the Premiers plan marks a key step toward Australia’s rehabilitation and economic recovery. He urged support for the plan, noting expenditure cuts, possible new revenue from industry, and the need to balance exports and overseas debts while reassessing imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Secretaries
Bank of New South Wales
Davidson
Australia
al- Usergit
Austrain
Unemployment in NSW Surges Amid 1980 Rise
Figures from the Department of Labour and Industry show NSW unemployment climbing from 52 000 to 125 000 in the 12 months to May 1980. Some claim total jobless exceeds 200 000 with others predicting a census would confirm this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iilustrial Arbitration Board Select Committee
G. J. Simons
Department of Labour and Industry
Department of Labour and Industr
Nsw
Getting Rich Quick Roads Fight Sparks Farmers Meeting
Mr. Lang found thousands of acres with proposed roads through property. Farmers faced decisions to buy or rent roads, many turned out to be useless and fenced. A conference protested Department of Lands charges for these improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coote
Farmers & Bettlers’ Association
Lang
Mr. Lang
Iandholdera
Department of Lands
Cabinet and Governor clash over Upper House friction
Sydney report notes ongoing friction between Mr Lang and the Governor regarding the Upper House. Ministers meet today to assess the situation as the executive council convenes tomorrow. Taxation plans and political moves dominate debate with recall and removal possibilities discussed by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mr. Lang
Executive Council
Legislative Council
Lang
Philip Game
Cyclone Bathers Sydney as Transport Disrupted
The cyclone battering Sydney shows no sign of abating with winds averaging five miles per hour and higher gusts. The Manly Dee Why ferry was wrecked with injuries to passengers, service suspended for the day, and main northern line washouts halting traffic from Hawkesbury River to Gosford. Roads between Newcastle and Sydney were impassable at Gosford after culvert failures, with repairs likely 48 hours. Potential rain in Hawkesbury Brisbane Water area persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Manly
Dee Why
Ony
Hawkesbury River
Gosford
Newcastle
Hawesbury
Brisbane
Nations Fate Hangs in Balance Over Bond Conversion
Sydney stockbroker urges conversion of Commonwealth bonds to lower rates as Australia faces potential default. He cites patriotism, argues conversion strengthens finances, with key banks and premiers backing the move. Major insurers planned to convert holdings of 60,000 pounds in state and commonwealth loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Sydney
Ieading
Che
Mr. Davidson
Banke of
New South Wales
Robert Gibson
Tractore! Mutual Indemnity Assurance Association, Ltd
Commonwealth
Joana
Money lent auctioneers claim at Maitland court
Ernest Lesie Wilson of Wilson and Kepple auctioneers sued Barney Logue of Morpeth for £7 5s 8d money lent plus interest. Waller represented Wilson. Logue did not appear. Wilson alleged loans of £10 on April 14 and £35 on July 28 with 5 percent interest. Logue had repaid £30. Judge Sheridan gave verdict for 1 5 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lesie Wilson
Wilson
Kepple
Paterson
Barney Logue
Morpeth
J. H
Waller
Maitland
Logue
Sheridan
Tea Gardens Edge Gloucester In Stroud Football Clash
Tea Gardens beat Gloucester 10 7 at Stroud in a match noted for fair play and strong kicking. Masten scored a goal for Tea Gardens and Britten contributed two points for Gloucester with a penalty, while Maslen and Blanch featured in key moves as both teams produced a lively, evenly contested game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud
Tea Gardens
Gloucester
Lin Pace
Mas Ten
Nid
Bstrackere
Ceci Britten
Masten
W. Blanch
J. Ringland
A Wills
A. McRae
Alex McRae
H Asquith
R. Taylor
Chambers
J. Bignell
V. Hile Burns
F. Livermore
Britten
C Falconer
J. Hazelwood
W. Carnell
A. Clarke
J. Clarke
R. Parley
Joe Clarke
Tea Gardene
Massen
Tea Gardena
Olal Ton
Rsh
Burns
Livermore
Farley
Reds
Ten Gardens
Hile
Maslen
Hazelswood
Reda
Rede
Tes Gardens
Centr
P. McRae
Rin Alig
Blanch
Kck
Clarkes
Lke
Pea Gardens
E. Blanch
Chambern
Polste
Tea Gardens Triumph Over Gloucester in Hard Fought Rugby Clash
Tea Gardens defeated Gloucester 23 to 4 after a tense match with strong defence from both sides. Hazelwood and Maslen led Tea Gardens in passing and scoring plays, Masten and Britten contributing key runs, while Gloucester pressed with late efforts but could not close the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelwood
Tea Gardens
P. McRae
Maslen
Gloucester
Reds
Masten
Britten
Clarkes
Hazelwand
Massen
Tes Gardens
F. Green
Copeland Unemployed Defeats Gloucester in Rugby Match
A Gloucester Park rugby game saw Copeland Unemployed beat Gloucester Warriors Reda 18 to 0 after second half substitutions. Copeland captain Galvin injured early, Maggs and Melville scored tries, refereed by Mr. W Young. Proceeds benefited the Copeland Unemployed Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Gloucester
Gloucester Park
Gloucester Warriors
Reda
Galvin
Aitken
Méliville
Maggs
W. Young
Commercial Homebush Stock Sales Reported In Sydney
The 1670 cattle offered, down 590 from prior, were good quality with prime bullocks and steers well represented. Prices edged higher than last sale with prime yearling beef to 9s per 100lb and best cow beef at 25s. Local cattle bids noted by T. L Higgins and W. P. Reichert with moderate to strong bidding. Maitland stock sales showed brisk competition and higher values, sheep mostly food quality with firm values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Sydney
T. L Higgins
Gloucester
W. P. Reichert
Titcume Bros
Stroud Road
Maitland
E. W. Sparke Ltd
Trespass Warning for Migrant and Back Creek Paddocks
W C Ridgeway warns that any rabbiting shooting or trespassing on Migrant and Back Creek paddocks after May 20 1951 will be prosecuted without respect to persons all previous permission withdrawn during the notice period directed by W C Ridgeway the notice date is May 20 1951
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ridgeway
Modern Home for Sale and Local Church Notices
MODERN HOME FOR SALE Faithfully built weatherboard cottage with four rooms and full amenities. Friday ad shows garden, garage, water, electricity. price £775 with arranged terms. Also lists church schedules for Gloucester and surrounding areas, with fellowship events and a tennis draw.
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Whatson
Sale
W. W. Hawdon
JL. Hogg
Strathfield
Mr. Doudney
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
T. S. Wells
David H. J. Hill
C. Sutton
Corbetts Cate Gloucester
Meambach
Methodist Church
Wheeler
Home Mission
Stratford
Manus West
Avon Valley Cricket Club
Warrior Football Club
Majestic Theatre
Chequers Orchestra
Star Theatre
B. Watson
Methodist
Stratford Church
Stratford Public Hall
Tennis ‘Club
A. BL
Allsopp
Barrington Mall
Gorton
L, McIntyre
Red
Barrington Hall
Cornish
A. Everety
Shears
Shire Fall
OPR
Vetlng
Tulméytiately
Matthewsin
Haughod
Yaris
Lon K. Paterson
Easton & Co
L. A. Harris
Paterson, Easton, & Co
A. & Smith, Baker
Saxon-Jones
LAND
Sam Paterson
Gloucester Post Office
M. A. Partington & CO
Brunker Road
Adamstown
Hh. Noble
Bowman Farm
Folkestone
Kent
Advocate
Qor
North Coast
Bellinger River
Paterson, Easton & Co
Gloucester Investments & Agency CO
Church OF England
Trinty
Southern Firmia
J. G
McKay, Massey Matris Ltd
H.W. Rogers
Presbyterian Church
Bellora
Alex. Alexander
Alexander
Mr. Miller
Craven
Southern Station
Bea
Mr. Marsh
Jersey
Springera, Paterson, Easton & CO
A. Dickson
C.D
Stratford Av. Forbeedale - Tugrabakh W.ord
Emgindy
Park A
Gangat
Alba
Gloucester Stock
Gloucester Shire Yards
Audi O'Clock
Matthewson & Co
J.T. Taylor
Middle York
Sala
Bobbies
Hume Street
Devon
Durham Bull
Hereford
Osle Seeam
Sunrise
Beve
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