WHY NO COALITION
W C Thompson argues the Country party faced a crisis over leadership with Dr Farle Page, denying a coalition with the United Australia party. He says CP backed Page, denounced hostile press campaigns, and defended Page’s 14 years of leadership while rejecting outsiders’ bids to install a new leader.
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Hardy
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Page Says Little. Dr. Page
Paterson
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Country People
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New tariff dispute tests for CP supporters
The document discusses ongoing negotiations with Mr Lyons and his party, indicating a conciliatory stance while rejecting unacceptable terms. It notes the Ottawa agreement tariff surge of 400 more percent on foreign goods and claims MPs were kept in the dark about the ministry's tariff policy. The author argues CP supporters will trust the party to protect rural interests.
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Ottawa
Wedding in Gloucester Celebrates Thelma Blanch and Walter Franks
A wedding at the Church of England in Gloucester on September 24 joined Miss Thelma Lucy Blanch and Mr. Walter Franks. The ceremony featured ornate attire and floral details with about 40 guests. The couple plans to reside in Gloucester after a honeymoon trip to Newent.
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Fe. Herts Blanch
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H. W. Rogers
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Bettington family dominate golf titles at championship meet
Bettington and his wife claim seven major golf titles at the season's championships. Bettington holds amateur crowns of Australia New South Wales and the Australian Club at Kensington. The couple won the NSW mixed foursomes and Mrs Bettington won the Royal Sydney Club title and associates’ club champions. Mrs Bettington set a course record off 79 at Manly with notable putting, including birdies at four 12 and 18. Present day prices for repairs offered by Paines.
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Tariff party what next asks graziers at Adelaide
Representatives of graziers reply to Mr H B Sevier’s proposal for a new Protectionist Party in federal politics to protect manufacturers. Graziers’ seting-president James Walker says manufacturers are not yet satisfied with protection and seem to want a prohibitive tariff that would shut out imports.
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Associated Chambers of Manufacturers
Adelaide
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Gloucester District Feeds 5000 Residents Amid Needs
The Gloucester district faces strain as about 5,000 residents require food clothing and transportation assistance. Officials say programs must scale to meet daily demands while maintaining service quality and reach.
Rabbit invasion worries Western district farmers
The Minister for Transport, Mr Srixner, returning from Condobolin, warned rabbits threaten pastoral and agricultural industries. Farmers face high costs for netting and gear, and urged lifting duties to wage war on the pest.
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Country Press Optimistic Recurring Outlook For NSW Papers
The 33rd annual NSW Country Press Association report notes economic gloom hit regional papers harder, though surviving journals forecast improvement soon. It cites unregistered multigraphed sheets harming registered papers, postal ad ventures, and tender calls for stamp booklet ads and post office blotting pads. Mr. J W Parker of Advocate West Wyalong named president.
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Advocate
West Wyalong
Echoes and Essays on Knowledge from Classic Voices
A compact collection of quotations from Emerson, Smith, Carroll, Cecil, Fraser, Carlyle, Channing, and Confucius. It juxtaposes labor and adversity with honesty, knowledge, and courage, urging active, independent thinking and steadfast truth in all endeavors.
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Emerson
Sidney Smith
Lewis Carroll
Lord David Cecil
Sir John Foster Fraser
Carlyle
Otago Gold Find Triggers Stampede to Peg Claims
News of a rich gold discovery in Otago spurs a stampede to peg out claims along the Kawarau River. Four miles of river frontage are already pegged, with reports of extraordinary richness not exaggerated. Indications point to the lead extending into adjacent lands.
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Otago
Kawarau
Printing Plant Promoted in Gloucester Advocate Offer
In Gloucester the First Class Printing Plant produces all classes of work and the Advocate Office offers big savings versus Sydney printing. Money earned by the printers and staff stays in Gloucester, benefiting locals.
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Gloucester Advocate
Gloucester
Sydney
Advocate
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