Tariff Board urges export drive via duty reductions
The Tariff Board reports in the House of Representatives that reduced duties on essential plant and materials could revive Australian industry. It recommends immediate steps: allocate plant for export manufacturing. grant export access to raw materials at cost plus duty free. restructure moluateral policies to favor export profitability. and supervise capital and labor sacrifices to prevent profiteering. The board argues export expansion, not higher duties, is key to lifting national income and jobs as coal production declines.
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Howard
Tariff Board
Australia
Austrlia
Ty Board
Japanese Millet for Quick Green Feed Value in Summer
Agricultural advice notes Japanese millet as the most widely grown feed millet. It can be planted now under suitable conditions to provide green forage quickly. The plant is hardy, tolerates a range of soils, and improves with moderate moisture and soil nutrients. It can be used for green feed or hay, with practices to maximize moisture retention and second growth. Seed rates vary by soil quality.
Commercial Special Cattle Sale At Homebush Stock Market
Matthewcon and Co report a successful special sale with about 480 head yarded and 407 calves, buyers from outside and locally in attendance. Prices for bulls, steers, cows and calves showed demand with varied rates, and numerous named consignors and animals tied to specific prices. Homebush Stock Saler Sydney reports a firmer market with 2858 cattle yarded and better demand for prime stock, while pig and calf markets show mixed results and a note on US auto death toll declines and school safety.
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Matthewcon and Co
W. P. Reichert
Devon
Hereford
Carthy
H. McSwan
D. Christin
W. Ribbons
E. J. Bowee
T. Bilis
W Herbert
D. J. Weet
Atcera
W.J. Relf
J. Relf
M. J. Relf
Bert Comish
Hs Fern
J. Bourke
WU Harris
J. A. Corbet
Helfera
Bi jMavey
TR. Higgins
Mrs. Everett
D J. McRay
Jersey Huifers
Ben Relf
S. Paff
H. McPherson
H. Muddle
Mrs. Mille
Jersey
Mark Bartlett
Alex. Miller
Bert Redman
Fitegeratt
Springer
J J. Luners
Springers
T. Laurie
A. McPherson
H. Griffis
Homebush
Sydney
Bgates
Copeland Surprise Party Honors Club Members
A Saturday evening gathering of about twenty Copeland Tennis Club members and friends celebrated the services of Mrs Chubb and Mrs Marsh. Guests arrived at 7:30 p.m., played parlour games until 10:20, then shared supper prepared by the ladies. Gifts included slippers and a spray, presented with appreciation as the party closed shortly before midnight.
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Copeland Tennis Club
A. Chi Ih
Chubb
Lic Marsh
Ganes
Behil
Misa Marsh
Greater Sydney Council Amendments Spark Legislative Debate
The Legislative Council on Monday night pressed to insist on amendments to the Greater Sydney Bill removing Harbour Trust, Fire Brigades and some parks from the proposed council. It favored aldermen and councilors elected measures and deleted clauses on council groupings and inclusion of municipalities. In committee a clause to form a new municipality from parts of Wollondilly and Burn in the County of Cumberland was restored to address representation in the Greater Sydney area.
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Legislative Council
Greater Sydney
Harbour Trust
Wollondilly
Burn
Cumberlain
Boyce
McKell
Hanile
Great Statesman's Forecast of NSW Subdivision Proposal
The piece discusses the New England Separation Movement led by Dr Earle Page MLA as a considered reform, not a whim, citing 1890 Sir Henry Parkes on excessive area hindering growth. It argues subdividing colonies could boost growth, prosperity, and the new Commonwealth, benefiting individual states.
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Great Statesman
New South Wales
New England
Earle Page
Australia
Henry Parkes
Rabbit skins stronger price rally at Sydney sites
Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports Wednesday rabbit skin supplies at Sydney sites totalled 4 tons with improved pelts and prices. First outputs ranged 18d to 23d per pound and other grades showed varied declines and gains across many pelts including betters, lower grades, kittens, fawns, and damaged lots.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Brad Cull
Groney
Vlacke
NRMA Report Covers Motor Vehicle Certificates and Road Issues
The Motor World notes a draft Si Haspeut for motor vehicle certificates and road tests with government input. It reports experiments with iron surface roads in West Ham and Worcester and discusses dog-related driving dangers and insurance implications.
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NRCLA
West Ham
Worcester
England
Youth's Heroism At George's Heights Cliff Rescue
A 9 year old named Brian Lane displayed bravery by climbing down a 90 ft cliff at George's Heights to aid a boy who had fallen. He lowered the injured youth to the bottom with ropes and carried him about a mile to Mosman golf lake before leaving. The unconscious boy's name was not disclosed.
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Brian Lane
George's Heights
Ind
Mosman
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