Income Tax Returns Due for 1932 in Sydney
Returns of income for the year ended June 30 1932 must be filed with the Commissioner of Taxation at the Warwick Building Hamilton Street Sydney. Employees rent interest annuities dividends and other non business incomes are due by July 5 1932 or August 5 1932 for companies and traders. Forms available at post offices courthouses police stations and railway stations. Company forms on application to the Department of Taxation. Woods Great Peppermint Care Firm aid of Cougs Colds Influenca.
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Commissioner of Taxation
Warwick
Hamilton Street
Sydney
Department of Taxation
District News and Weather From Bundook District
Weather during late June to early July was variable with rain frosts then bright spell. Convalescent Daphne Summerville returned home after three months in hospital with leg in plaster and expected full recovery. Bundock beat Mt George in tennis with Shadwell among visiting players. court surface good though sun glare. Valuable horse lost by Mr Edward Young after stepping on rusty nail. animal had many prizes. Jean Rosa celebrated majority at Jim Ross residence with family gathering and games. Jean favored by many. Weather described as wintry with more rain expected. oats closing on payday. malaria threat noted with 2,000,000 deaths annually.
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Bundock
Mt George
Satrany
Shadwell
Mb George
Buindock
Bundock Court
Edward Young
Somerset
Young
Berrico
Jim Ross
Rose
Jean Rosa
Jean
Special cattle sale set to place 400 bullocks booked
Gloucester advot notes Paterson Easton sale on 28 August with 400 station bred bullocks booked and strong demand from restockers. Parliament prorogued to August 2 and likely longer as work awaits electors. News briefs report a woman murdered in Centennial Park, train riders fined, and cabinet reform plans. Local items cover police warning against NSW Lottery coupons, school transfer, a tennis example, and a gold strike near Shot Over River.
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Messra Paterson, Easton and Co
Pollock Committed For Trial On Railway Obstruction Charges
At Wingham Police Court Raymond Pollock aged 31 faced seven charges of placing obstructions on the railway near Wingham. He claimed his aim was to stop the train. Committed for trial at next Quarter Sessions in Taree on November 8, or another AG-appointed court. Medical opinion cited mental unbalance and failure to realise the offense.
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Wingham
Raymond Pollock
E. T. Oram
Pollock
Taree
Sherringham
Sydney
Maitland
Poliork
Fes
Whoopee Ball Dancers Attend Warrior Club Event
A large crowd gathered for the Whoopee Ball at the Majeatia Theatre last night. Guests came from Dungog Bullubdelah Taree Wingham Krambach and nearby centers. Chequers Orchestra provided music at Taree while a sit down supper with hot beef tea and sage rolls followed at about 2am. A juvenile fancy dress froite is planned for this evening at the Star Theatre.
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Warrior Football Club
Majeatia
Dungog
Bullubdelah
Taree Wingham
Krambach
Taree
Star Theatre
Harry Cross Cup Match Off as Gloucester Cup Withdrawn
Gloucester Park faces cancellation of the Harry Cross Cup after the Gloucester League Executive refused to allow five players from Wingham to participate due to a ten mile residency rule. Gloucester had won the Cup three times in a row but returned it to Wingham when the restriction was enforced, arguing the rule unfair to Gloucester players Leifth Livermore and the Clarke brothers who had long represented Gloucester.
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Gloucester Park
Wingham
Smith
Livermore
Clarke
Gloucester League
Gloucester
Leifth
Clarke Brothers
Golf notes draw for Sec Tet Hole Competition tomorrow
The draw lists matchups for the Sec Tet Hole Competition including Coote vs Hawdon Parish vs Rye Snow vs Boustead Hogg vs Garner Bowden vs Carolan McRae vs Chariton Thurlow vs Dr. Anderson Laurie vs McIntosh Rye vs Horner Ashworth vs Huwmn Oldfield vs Donnelly Easton bye. Also results from Associates Championship qualifiers with eight players qualifying and stroke handicap won by Mrs Parish with net 74.
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H. Coote
W. W. Hawdon
A. Parish
D. G Rye
Snow
G. Boustead
J. Hogg
W. Garner
ES Bowden
Carolan
J. McRae
Chariton
Thurlow
Dr. Anderson
A. Laurie
S. Mcintosh
JL Rye
Bowls Handicap Pairs Final Historical Match Report
In the semi finals Hawdon and Ten and Rye and Lowe defeated White and Wratten and Anderson and Kendall 29 0 28. Rye and Lowe won the final 32 25, aided by a late run after level 28 all on the 21st end. Rye and Lowe received silver cups from the President. Singles Championship draws and an upcoming August round are noted, with 26 entrants drawn and matches listed.
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White
Wratten
Hawdon
Ten
Rye
Lowe
Anderson
Kendall
Teni
Meaura Rye
Graham
Tenty
Whatson
L. B. Street
Ashworth
Andrews
Dr. Munro
Mastan
Turner Goddard
Isaac
Harris
Milne
C. W. Street
Bolton
Sunflowers Replace Sugar Cane in Cuban Agriculture
Sunflowers may supplant Cuba’s sugar cane as the nation’s premier agricultural staple. Planters, burdened by cane profits, seek sunflower seeds from Hershey Cuba and convert hundreds of cane plots to yellow blossoms. Experts say sunflowers yield profits twice yearly with oil easily marketable, reducing equipment needs. A Cuban market booms for sunflower oil, seen as a substitute for imported olive oil. Plans include a large crush mill refinery and packing plant. If trials succeed, 30,000 acres could be planted immediately.
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Havana
Cuba
Hershey
Italy
Spain
Cup Football Notes From Gloucester Encounter Preview
The Three Old Bar team visits Gloucester on Saturday for a Blue Bird Cafe Cup match. Gloucester lists R Clarke as Fullback and R Smith A Sinclair A Clarke J Clarke P Patconer H Woodbry and forwards I Livermore L Oldfield A Wilson Joe Bignell Pt Burns and Vasaritten. Tarée Old Bar fields O Neill Tancomb O Heir Phillips Gilbert Carman Shoes smith Poole Bridger Smith Allen Gagin Northam with N Neilson in charge. Gloucester vs Stroud curtain raiser begins at 2 pm with R Beatle J Oldfield H Wilson G Greenaway S Greenaway Greenaway R Bailey R Burns N Sutton Y Hile G Yates P Johnson C Cantwell. Referee H Gray.
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A. Wilson
Joe Bignell
Pt. Burns
Vasaritten
Tarée-Old Bar
O'Neill
Tancomb
O' Heir
Phillips
Gilbert
Carman
Shoesmith
Poole
Bridger
Smith
Allen
Gagin
Northam
N. Neilson
Gloucester
Stroud
R. Beatle
J.oldfield
H. Wilson
G. Greenaway
S. Greenaway
Greenaway
R. Bailey
R. Burns
N. Sutton
Y. Hile
G. Yates
P. Johnson
C. Cantwell
H. Gray
The Goode Case Findings Sent to Governor
Judge Thomson reports findings on Charles Joachim Goode's conduct. He ruled a £100 payment from Vernon to Goode acted as corrupt payment to secure Vernon’s preference regarding a wool contract and violated the Secret Commissions Prohibition Act. Goode was also found guilty of fraud on the railways linked to J B Davin. no misconduct shown in 20 lorries deal.
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Thomson
Charles Joachim Goode
Goode
Vernon
J. B. Davin
Ottawa Conference Proposals Tabled Before British Delegates
A joint Ottawa Conference case on meat and butter proposals will be presented to British delegates including Neville Chamberlain and John Gilmour. Canada aims for a fair deal with Britain, while British public opinion shows limited understanding of dominion fiscal policy. D. J. McDonald, London night testing specialist, will visit Sydney and be available at the Commercial Hotel Friday August 5 for consultations.
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Ottawa
Neville Chamberlain
John Gilmour
Dominion
Canada
Britain
London
Herald
Dominions
Duthy
D. J. McDonald
O.A
Ours
FAMC
Webster, Jack & MclDonsin
Sydney
Lta
A. L Cavanough
Hemtat
Dairy and Grazing Property Near Gloucester Auction
Property on main Wauksyory Road eight miles from Gloucester, 738 acres freehold. Securely fenced, subdivided and permanently water from Waukigory Creek and springs. Improvements include a three room cottage, yard, dairy and barns. Auction to be held Saturday August 6.
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Wauksyory Road
Gloucester
Paterson Easton & Co Agricultural Machinery Catalog
War and Co s mower with or without attachments for reaping peas hay and lucerne range furrow ploughs chaffcutters corn huskers cream cans Fairbanke Mor-se Paterson Easton Co We have wagons for Jersey art weavers from six months to three years Let rabbits eat your best grasses Contact Paterson Easton & Co for poison exterminator dairy parma on shares Wanted dairy farm on shares Agents for agricultural machinery Sunpalms renovators Harrows ploughs and more Paterson Easton & Co
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War & CO
Fairbanke-Morse Paterson
Easton & Co
Jersey
Paterson, Easton & Co
LEAR
Music Week grows into statewide festival in New South Wales
Music Week this year runs from August 27 to September 3 with a larger field than before. The initiative, started three years ago by Dr. Keith Barry and Frank, aims to establish a national annual festival and broaden participation across churches schools and public figures. The plan calls for strong school teacher involvement 16 000 public school teachers and 2 500 Catholic school teachers are to be reached. Australian composers and performers will be featured with premier figures likely to attend. The Premier Mr Stevens and ministers are expected to support the celebrations for a bigger and better festival.
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Iro
Ardent Cauaig Jovere
Keith Barry
Frank
Roland Foster
Sudica
New South Wales
Munic Week
Education Gazete
Catholic Journala
N.s.wales
Stevens
Sydney cattle and pig markets show steady demand and firmer prices
In Sydney, about 1950 cattle head were offered with prime light goods and steers in better supply, prime yearling beef up to 323, heavy bullocks +5s, and heavy descriptions firming. Calves at about 2 forward, prime bobbies strongest, pigs at Tuesday sales total 1450 with keener demand and lower backfat and bacon prices.
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Homebush
Sydney
Sydney Caly
Winchcourbé, Carson Ltd
Tax Returns Due For Federal State Income Tax Help
Tax returns for the year ended 30th June are due. Wage earners must lodge by July 1 and business and farming returns by August end. Family Endowment Tax for six months ended 30th June 1952 payable in stamp form to the Wagon Records by August. Russell Hall has engaged Prandy Kenny from Sydney Tax Department to assist at Gloucester office in the third week of August. Interview requests should be made to the Gloucester office. Kenny will answer tax questions at no cost.
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Jung
Aly
Russell Hall
He Han
Sydney
Prandy Kenny
Department of Taxation
Gloucester
Kenny
Hall
Kemmy
Ancient Chinese Custom Remakes Year End Bills
A Melbourne emporium adopted a unique renewal notice aimed at balance clearance for the New Year. The article links it to a blend of goodwill, debt avoidance, and honor, noting a hypothetical reply by a customer adopting an Oriental pole as a witty response.
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Melbourne
Ellenta
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