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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions a truck with white or unspecified particulars and battery sets at a shop on George Street, Sydney. Details are garbled and no clear event, date, or named entities beyond locations appear. No verifiable outcome or action present.
W A Donald argues for a £3,000,000 paper plant at Port Stephens tied to a victory in the Stevens Government election. He cites a capital base of £43,000,000 and a town of several hundred houses as planned employment, with £120,000 immediate aid if the Stevens Government returns.
Reports from the Central Executive Committee of the Grazier’s Association reveal concerns over woollen products adulterated with high percentages of cotton. The body urges NSW government action to curb nonconforming blends and protect consumers, noting blankets and knitted items have shown 30 to 40 percent cotton content.
A garbled item promises enjoyment from a high grade radio by PALING S and George Bureet Amney offering full parts of their Victor battery and favorable terms on inquiry. The prose shows many misspellings and unclear details about products and procurement.
The Prime Minister rejects Lang's assertion that Stevens Government would cut wages by 2/11/0. Reported debate notes expert studies and potential government interference with age policy. Lang presses for clarity as cabinet discussions and party lines shape the wage issue and proposed reforms.
Notice from AG Ward and Williams warning that all permissions to enter Willow Tree Tabbamarrs Rabbit trappers and surrounding properties are withdrawn. Any person trespassing or interfering with stock will be prosecuted. all offenders will face legal proceedings.
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