Rural Workers Bill Aims At Withdrawing Rural Awards
The government moves to revoke rural workers from the Industrial Arbitration Act, saying rural wages hinder employment in agricultural centres. The cabinet noted impacts on chaffcutters, horticultural and garden workers, pastoral staff, and sugarfield workers, with the sugarfield award due to expire August 1. Farmers claim the plan will absorb unemployed and worsen rural conditions.
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Seaaion
Labour and Industry
Farrar
Ma AE Sunsd
Stevens
Queensland
Wheatgrowers
Thorby
H. S. Henley
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Board of Trade
Council grants Overseer power over all council staff
Kempsey Municipal Council debated employee control after Ald O Meara urged empowering the Overseer of Works Mr Kennedy to hire and dismiss non permanent staff. The Mayor questioned reach. The motion, with alterations, passed to give the Overseer full command of all council workers as Macleay Argus reports.
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Ald. McElhone
Mr. Lake
Sach
Council
Ald
McElhone
Mackay
Macleay
Argus
Road dates to be advertised for Gloucester Craven Dunbog Stroud
Road authorities will publish advertisement dates for Gloucester Craven Dunbog and Stroud roads. The notice outlines planned work periods and expected start times, with details to follow in official postings.
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Gloucester
Craven
Duncog
Stroud Road
Whatson's Winter Sale Ladies Cardigans at 19/6
Whatson's advertises a winter sale with price cuts across clothing and textiles. Cardigans and velour coats feature reduced prices, along with silk tights, blankets, silk yardage, and assorted men's wear. Includes sales like white blankets at 19/6 and gents tweed overcoats at 36/6.
Inquiry finds Southern Cross crew not to blame for publicity stunt
The board of Inquiry into the forced landing of the Southern Cross and the Kookaburra found no justification for claims the crew staged the Glenelg River incident for publicity. It faulted the Southern Cross for lacking equipment and supplies for a long flight from Sydney to England. The report recommends significant changes to long-distance flight regulation. The deaths of pilot Keith Anderson and mechanic H S Filtercock were linked to an underprepared aircraft, deemed unavoidable given the flight's urgency. Bodies of Lieutenant Keith Anderson and Mr H S Hitchcock arrived in Adelaide with burial plans underway in Perth and Sydney. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Filtercock
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Kelth Anderson
HS. Hitchcock
Adelaide
TAS
Hitchcock
Perth
Lieut. Anderson
Temaina
Prime Minister's Department
Newcastle Abattoirs Board Faces Equity Court Challenge
The Newcastle Abattoirs Board confronted Justice Harvey in the Equity Court over its legality under the Act to buy cattle and pigs and process bacon for sale. The Attorney-General sought an injunction to halt operations, citing ministerial advice that the board’s business was ultra vires. The board reported purchases around £74,000 to £75,000 and sales of meat between £75,000 and £76,000 in the period, while an adjournment was granted for one week with the board to continue existing operations.
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Astle District Abcattotes Board
Justice Harvey
Equity Court
Tela
Frank Lincoln Edwards
Chamber of Manufactures
Newcastle Abstairs Board
Arthur
Abattoirs Board
Rule of the Road and drovers protection discussion
A letter to MLA A. E. Budd reports the government's view on amending Local Government Act to protect stock drovers from unreasonable prosecutions for moving cattle aside when meeting vehicles. It cites English law basis and a precedent where reasonable conduct by a drover would avert fear of action.
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A. E. Budd
Murwillumbah
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Law unchanged says no justification for alteration
A statement from Sydney's W Walker, Under Secretary, argues there is not sufficient justification at present to alter the law in question, noting it is still firmly established.
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Syd
W. Walker
Rabbit Market Report and Regional Industrial Notes
Rabbit market firmer with prices 2d to 4d higher on average, low grade remains weak. Report mentions extensive greenhouse area around Worthine, Tristand and notes on rainfall and storage capacity. Canada’s motor vehicle figure cited as a historical point from twenty five years ago.
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Auckett
Patervon
Worthine
Canada
Road rule explained for cattle drovers and motorists
The department explains the existing law and court ruling on keeping to one side of the road. A drover must not block passage. when a motor car meets cattle, the drover should move the animals to the left to allow the motorist to pass, while the motorist also yields as required.
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Pam
Care of the Eyes and Eye Repair Services Featured
Advice offered by Webster Zack and McDonald Opticians of Pitt Street and Martin Place Sydney. Send repairs and watch for the date of a text visit. The King of Albania has sent two Albanian Scoutmasters to England for training at his own expense.
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Zack
McDonald
Opticians
Pittst
Martin Place
Sydney
Albania
England
Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills Endure Claims of Relief
Testimonial letters from H J Hampton of Dowling Street Dungog recount years of relief from backache and kidney trouble after using Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills. A later note confirms ongoing health and gratitude for the remedy. Pills sold by chemists and stores. Foster-McClellan Co. tor s 15 Hamilton Street Sydney.
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Dean
Doan
Mia
H. J. Hampton
Dowling Street
Dungog
Hamilton Street
Sydney
Doan's
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