Stevens outlines tax cuts and vast public works sweep
Premier B. Stevens in Croydon March 10 pledged to eliminate wage tax and special income tax for many earners, raise dependents’ exemptions, and double wage tax rebates. He touted public works spending, country water and sewerage schemes, a statewide electricity grid, housing for rural workers, hospitals and education expansion, and a moratorium extension while urging continued growth over the next three years.
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Stevens
Croydon
Ula
Port Kembla
Burrinjuck
Wyangala
Lithgow
Sydney
Newcastle
Manning River
North Coast
Port Kembia
South Gost
Southern Highlands
Riverina
Wyangall
Parkes
Forbes
Peak Hill
Dubbo
Newnes
Captains Flat
The Man From the Gulf Brings a Web of Secrets
In a tense scene Hawke explains his covert work with Inspector Mogger and the Cattlemen's Association to expose Night Riders and cattle thieves. Patterson, Summers, and Molly listen as alliances form and a planned trial nears, amid personal tensions and a hidden photograph.
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Hawke
Patterson
Summers
Barney
Courrge
Vamue
Vamue With the Cattlemen's Association
Cattlemen's Association
Three Hills
Paterson
Moges
The Murderer Unmasked in Old Man Plain Tale
In the homestead office Barney recounts his investigation uncovering the storekeeper’s disguise and the killer’s identity as Number One, revealing how Old Man Patternon’s anger could drive a murder plot. The narrative hints at Bub-Inspector Hawke’s impending arrival as proof is sought.
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Barney
Patternon
Hawke
Lawman Hawks Climb North to Clean Up Gang
In a tense parole style exchange Barney describes setting a dummy inspector to trap Moggs and the gang. Clarence admits a sting, revealing four potential informants who would talk if pressured and notes Old Man Patterson’s murder links to Black. Barley identifies the gun tied to Patterson’s death and the thefts from Fay.
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Hawke
Moggs
Clarence
Black
Barney
Patterson
Lake Yards
Li Conesta
Hawke and Molly Resolve Love Amid Turbulent Marriage
Hawke confronts Molly in her office after clumsy apologies and drunken accusations. She fires insults and tests him with a vow to end the relationship if remorse fails. He declares affection, persists, and she finally admits love. They exchange a dramatic kiss and plan the wedding as Hawke gallops away to rejoin his duties.
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Hawke
Molly
Bobbie's
Brody
Dublin
Tay
Hayle
Mrs. O'Toole
Mother Machiee
Vlash
Queensland Police
Hongarlds
John Patterson
Magnenimsus
Mishaly
Paddy
Clarence Diraty
Mally
Windonne
Hur
Min
Chucklet
Seth
Evinitala
Mulga West
Manis
Nia Font Ani
Mulza
Rome
Camphor Bags Best for Keeping Away Mnmnivhs
Fragmentary note claims camphor bags deter mnmnivhs while empty bags have the opposite effect. Text appears as a brief personal observation and lacks full context or clear entities.
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MR. Stevens
Standards of the People
New South
Wales
Commission For
Lwalsh
Vena
Irahos
Department of Eucation
Ant
Psa
New South Wales
Labor Party
Gloucester
LH Stanley
Piven Es
A. White
Gloucester and District
H. T. Shepherd
Shepherd
King ST
Dungog
FRY Bros
West Maitland
By A. E. Yarra
Wessey
Patterson Fay
Garden of Roses
Peter
E, Mino & CO
WAL, Smith
Cook ST
Golden Gate
E. Young
Sunshine Cafe
Tom Hicks
E. Patmore
Mil, L. B. Monro
Market St., Gloucester
W. T. Howard
The
Fisk Radiola
Harvey Ivers
Church Street
Manning Street
Taree
Challen
Minst
Hermes Center
Hunter
K.B
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