Bank reserves and deposits analysis shows increases over a decade
The report notes reserve funds rising to about £20 million more than ten years ago, with total assets and deposits detailed. It records an appropriation of £540 to bank premises, a total write off of £685, and an 8 percent annual rate for the year, contrasting with 1 percent previously. The document analyzes advances, deposits, and the share of loans by primary versus secondary production, including a government-related context and a table of geographic distribution over the war years.
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STE Sa
Psa
Onl Bank
Bern
Emstaniers
Exports of Butter and Shifting Trade Patterns
Analysis shows Denmark as the leading butter exporter with New Zealand and Australia following. 1930 exports rose by 21 500 tons from 1929 amid price falls tied to higher production and weaker purchasing power. Britain remains the main importer from Australia and New Zealand, while Germany increases imports.
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Denmark
New Zealand
Australia
Britain
Germany
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Coal arrivals at Bullock Island rise to May high
Monday returns show 290000 tons of coal reached Bullock Island at the Newcastle export point in May, surpassing April's 58S toms and marking the best figure since November 18 1910.
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Bullock Islad
Newcastle
Travel challenges face the public amid rising costs and delays
People navigate growing transport costs and service disruptions as authorities review schedules and options. Officials emphasize resilience and alternative routes while commuters adapt routines and seek affordable travel.
Farmers Hampered by Rain and Sunday School Prizes
Rain dominated activity in May with 223 points, while five months showed no rainfall. Light rain Friday into Saturday paused farming. by Wednesday 196 points had fallen and work remained suspended. Sunday School awards were distributed with scholars receiving merit books and a rose bowl presented to Superintendent Mrs Barber. Keelabite Lodge held a church parade at the Methodist Church with Mr Jungworth speaking. Farmers in the district faced ongoing standstill due to heavy rain, even joking about rice and ferry options for flooded areas.
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Jungworth
Min
Rainfall and Seeding Brighten Prospects at Burnt Creek
Last month at Burnt Creek recorded 218 points of rain versus TU the prior year, with light rain resuming last Friday and 4 points by Saturday. Year to date rainfall stands SX, up from 457 for the same period last year, signaling a promising season as seeding battened down and farm crews finish fields. A heavy post‑rain growth spurred tillage changes, while a few farmers shift from rowed drills to drill seeding. In local sports, Athol Miller injured his foot during Wonwondah football, receiving medical attention as recovery progresses.
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Eunitithen
Fee
Wonwondah
Athol Miller
Voting irregularities cloud Koll district elections
Residents allege disenfranchisement as names of electors were omitted from polls. The council elections last Saturday drew record turnout but removal of long time resident ratepayers prompts questions about authority and process.
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Koll
Legislative Council
Niles
Bernie
Matheorithes
Brimpaen Farmers Sow Linseed Amid Rain Aiding Wool
Farmers in Brimpaen report steady rainfall since April easing linseed sowing troubles. Lambing looks above average though foxes kill a few lambs. Wool clip expected to be strong. trappers sending stock to Hersham for freezing works. Rainfall totals reach eleven points for the year.
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de Weil
Hersham
Hill Dispute Over Woman Coat Seeks Damages
A civil case before the Nhill petty sessions involved Stephen Webly suing Emmanella Schule for a made on request overcoat and materials valued at £5 19s 6d with alterations. The defendant acted as her husband’s agent, the bench awarded costs to the defendant. A separate report details a major robbery at Neill Stores in Victoria Street, with thieves stealing silk goods and apparel worth about £600 and escaping via a rear door to a waiting vehicle, pursued by Nhill and broader police.
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H. J. Bondaml
Tassicker
J. M. Hobday
Messrs. Turner & Prowlfoot
M. F. Bourke
Horsham
Hobday
Lie
Webb
Sehule
Mr. Bourke
Nbill
Emmatella Schule
Nelson Street
Hubdae
Ami
Cerevict
Schule
Bowl Saul
Cissapisaest
Bourke
Nou
Neill
Victoria Street
Nhill
Melbourne
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Ryde
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P. & C. New Tourist Service
England
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