Australian tariff impact on banana trade in early 1920s
The article surveys Australian tariff policy and its effect on imports and exports during 1920 to 1924. It notes a prohibition-era duties shift, reduced banana and allied imports from Australia, and the broader impact on trade with Fiji and other partners. It discusses government motives, economic responses, and the resulting changes in export lines and domestic prices.
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Ketowers
Queensland
Massy Greene
Mitex Fay Customs
Austral
Masty Greene
Heve
Richmont
Commonwealth Bureau of Statice
Australia
Moe
Alatralia
Wit
Unclear excerpt notes impact of tariff on empire policy
Fragmentary text discusses the Commonwealth's efforts to assist banana growers in Australia and a tariff's perceived effect turning back on the subject. Mentions Terence and Larill in a vague critique of imperial policy and economic pressure within the British Empire.
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Terence
British Empire
Commonwealth
Australia
Larill
Secretary Defends Action at Redfern Section
The Chief Secretary defended the action amid a recent session at Redfern. Officials pointed to compliance with court directives and emphasized orderly conduct during proceedings as part of the defense.
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Chie
Elle
Redfern
Sher Raoreimid
Local politics and court drama stir a tense scene
Fragmentary report notes political tensions and court action involving Hubert Witkins and wagers over a possible speaker role. References to officials, vacancies, and procedural questions hint at partisan friction and attempts to appeal or influence the process amid a crowded roster of figures and dates.
Obituary: Willan Miran Yow and leaders noted in region
Obituary notes the death of Willan Miran Yow at a private residence near Wesgngh on Monday. The long article lists numerous locals and figures connected with the Australian theater company, language experts, and community leaders, with scattered names and affiliations such as Mr. Young, Vivian, Byrne, and Thomas, reflecting a regional remembrance. The piece mentions schooling, local stations, and notable career ties within culture and linguistics.
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Mir
Willan Dea
Cuarul
Ytoral
Ety Henry
Air Young Ny
Pelton Teu
Axy
Nathan
Cope
Tin
Young
Vivian Oxnor
Byrne Ata Aviattei
Uebvatand Raiston
Anata Fina Faminimius
Thomae
Wien Hanky Toaliig
Awiburn H Weber
Af Brinhnes
George T. Wellington
Obituary Notice for Mr McKay and Family Ties in Delayed Traditions
An old and respected figure, Mr McKay, longtime supporter of the factory, dies after a life of social involvement and charitable deeds. His widow and daughter survive, with a funeral to be held at the General Cemetery on Tuesday morning.
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Hoover
Atm
Paul Ental
Lolore
Jerod
Thornsan
Thw Tauaingon
Js Malon
Eom
Thw
Whitch
McKay
Roeder
Callie
Choaw Aewtiana
Asd
Immune
Tin General Cemetery
Sydney Election Report Summary Aged Labour Group
The record notes a protest or turnout in Sydney with references to Labour and local figures. It mentions Sydney Semel and a wing group, highlighting limited gains and an outcome valued at nineteen in a quoted measure, reflecting political division and party dynamics.
Justice Bill Judges Op Opinion Byunky Me Legtaleive Auwethly
The report discusses the judiciary and district court juries, noting uncertainty and the lack of expressed views. It references a legislative authority and tabled duties, with reported confusion over the aims and actions of the court. The fragmentary item reflects a period voice and a legal proceeding context.
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Agia
Two Men Welcomed Yesterday by Local Official
Mr Mark Mlambours and Mr Pelee Dawson were officially welcomed yesterday by the local official Lavi Mayan.
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Mark Mlambours
Pelee] Dawson
She Lavi
Mayan
King's Birthday Figs Noticable Vo Many
Fragmentary report notes many items sent to the Majesty yesterday by the Government. The message appears oversized and the record is unclear due to garbled text.
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Te Magery
Kensington Ponies Novice Show Results
Newt event at Kensington features a novice pony competition. Margit Whiatsh and Clare Melttu’e lead as winners in a division including Elvinian Purr and Grace Conlon Tenn with several standout performances and close placements among rising riders.
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Elvinian Purr
Bruer Latte
Grace Conlon
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