Dairy leader Meares outlines industry progress at Gloucester meeting
Mr C B D, acting manager of the PDS, attended the Gloucester Dairy Co Ltd annual meeting on the 14th and addressed shareholders. He praised low manufacturing costs, noted output below last year but with steady progress in production, manufacture and marketing across Australia, and highlighted tariff and marketing reforms including Ottawa's 15 percent duty and the Equalisation Scheme.
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C. B.D
PDS
Gloucester Dairy Co. Ltd
Meares
Co-Operative
Australia
Commonwealth Ad
Commonwealth
Great Britain
Exchange
London
New Zealand
Amrade
Ottawa
England
Australis
Mr. Meares
Budget Points: Wages Tax Relief and Fare Cuts Outlined
The Premier and Treasurer outlined unemployment wage tax reductions up to £4 10 a week and staged rate cuts across wage bands, plus abolishing tax for workers on unemployment relief schemes. Tram and rail fare cuts debut October 1, with social services consolidated to a single department. Net lottery profits will fund hospitals, and major rail and tramway cost controls aim to curb losses.
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Legislative Assembly
Utr
Stevens
Care of the Eyes Advice from Webster Jack and McDonald
A local notice urges readers to seek eye care advice from Webster, Jack and McDonald in Sydney and to send repairs. The firm, at Government Savings Bank Building, Castlereagh Street, advertises specialist repair services and promises updates on the visit date.
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Webster, Jack and McDonald
Sydney) Ltd
Government Savings Bank
Castlereagh Street
Sulphuric acid attack on hotelkeeper’s car at Junee
In Junee a malicious act damaged a car owned by hotelkeeper Mr J Cooper. His son sat on the seat and felt a burning sensation while the cushion and trousers sustained serious damage. The incident appears tied to a deliberate assault on the vehicle.
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Junee
J. Cooper
Government forecasts large revenue and tax relief plan
TheTreasury projects revenue of £45,185,082 against estimated expenditure of £19,035,08% and hints at possible tax remittance to taxpayers as buoyancy continues. The Treasurer urged government staff to cooperate to ensure railway success and warned that default and wage failures would not recur due to stronger debt provisions.
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Acre
Fooling with rabbits will government lead a alarmed position
The article reports widespread rabbit infestation across the state warning of potential disaster for primary producers. It notes resentment toward the Agriculture Minister’s department circular to Pest Wire Protection Boards authorizing more discretionary power, especially regarding settlers using government grants to buy wire netting.
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Pas Wires
St P.P
Fresh Fruit and Produce Prices From Local Market
Local market offers a wide range of fruits and vegetables with promotional prices. Lemons at 6d per dozen, custard apples, grape fruit, coconuts, bananas from 147 Passion Wrait, pineapples, fresh Lisbon lemons, oranges 14 for 1 shilling, sweet mandarins three dozen for 1 shilling, apples 12 for 1 shilling, large New Yorks 8 for 1 shilling, plus roasted peanuts and gold chocolates. Fresh vegetables include green peas, beans, beetroot, cabbages, cauliflower, carrots, parsnips, swedes, sweet potatoes, pumpkins, celery. Extra special sweet peas feature.
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Lisbon
New Yorks
Deniliquin Rabbits Drive Urged by Stock Official
An official report from Tamworth highlights the rabbit problem across New South Wales and urges broad action. Syd Smith, secretary of the Stock Launch, advocates wire netting as the main solution, with concerted efforts among landholders and support from local and state authorities to protect pastures.
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Tamworth
Wales
Deniliquin
Syd. Smith
Lands Department
Inneii
Mr. Smith
Cauliflower in Hillgrove school warden plant case grows underground
A root growing drone cauliflower was found at Hillgrove school warden. The flower measured about the size of three tea cups with a stem three eighths of an inch in diameter. William Fox, founder of Fox Film Company, reportedly receives a life salary of 109000 pounds from the company with a condition he refrain from returning or earning more.
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Hillgrove
William Fox
Fox Film Company
Victor Radio Ad Promises Latest Scientific and Sporting Updates
An old advertisement urges readers to keep in touch with scientific political commercial musical market and sporting developments via an up-to-date Victor Radio. It promotes fully guaranteed battery sets and easy terms via Paling and Hunter Street Newcastle.
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Victor
Paling
Hunter St
Newcastle
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Roy Gyde
the Reliable Bootman
Commercial Hotel
Gloucester
Street & Parish Ltd
A. I. Cavanaugh
Gloucester Pharmacy
Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd
Church ST. Gloucks
Sydney
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Comino Bros. Garden OF Roses Care
Comino Bros
Mullens Soft Drinks
Saxby's Stall
Russell Hall
Gloucester Township
Council
Tom Hicks
Gloucester Investments
W. A. Dan
Deniliguid
Landvecnpiers
Karuitolders
PLB
Boninquin
Jerikderie
Main Highway
Church St
Benzine
John McGrath
Britain
Hillman & Humber
C. Walmsley
W. G. Kent
Ring ‘Phone
A. J. White
Roslyn Sewing
Roslyn
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