Tobacco Duties Debate Splits Party Lines in Parliament
The report outlines a bitter clash over excise on tobacco. Country Party and United Australia Party members pressed for non party line tobacco policies while the Government blocked amendments. Dr Earle Page defended a plan to tax imported and locally grown leaf equally, preserving Australian grown tobacco protection.
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Qme
Federal County Party Bureau of Publicity
Lyomal
Country Party
United Autralia Party
Lyons
McGrath
Ballarat
Hughes
Sydney
House of Representatives
United Australia Party
Melbourne
Tasmania
Australia
U.A.P
Minstry
Ttme
Gullit
Bruce
Earle Page
Guilett
Dr. Page
Page
V. OC
MoapSon
New England
Inverell Chamber of Commerce prize for best slogan essay
The Inverell Chamber offers five guineas for the best June slogan and accompanying essay to promote local trade. Essays up to 300 words, open to all ages, with entries to the Secretary, Inverell Chamber of Commerce. Closes June 30. judges’ decision final.
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Inverell Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Taverell
Pastoral Chambers
Inverell
Chamberger Commerce
Beautiful day by the sea and four beautiful events
The narrator recalls a serene seaside scene with a girl under a tree followed by four unfolding moments. A storm erupts and people rush to shelter as rain pelts the area and the mood shifts from calm to urgent, ending with a weather-led turn.
Government tariff policy labeled disastrous by critics
The piece argues that until the new tariff was introduced, government policy faced criticism over its impact. It notes financial strain and policy missteps, suggesting the tariff marked a turning point that worsened economic conditions. The article highlights named figures and institutions opposing the tariff.
Country Party Blames Ministry for Breach of Faith on Tobacco Policy
The Country Party condemns the ministries tobacco policy as a breach of faith with growers and rejects responsibility for the action. It says if the ministry truly supports a local primary industry it should adopt the Country Party proposals and ensure justice for all legitimate interests.
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Federal
Country Party
Braclough Ltd
America
Inverell League Faces Paid Players Dilemma
Inverell football turmoil as President Dr Punch opposes importing paid players while business interests push to hire wingers to boost town revenue. Debate centers on preserving youth opportunity and league integrity against commercialisation, with upcoming league meeting anticipated.
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Inverell League
Sydney
Punch
League
Jack Marquart
Marquart
Lackey
North Sydney
Fowler
Inverell
Glen Innes
Moree
Toowoomba
Dr Punch
Bingara
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure Promises Relief
An 1890s ad touts Woods' Peppermint Cure as a remedy for coughs colds and influenza. The text highlights its fast action and natural ingredients claiming swift relief and restored health. The advertisement targets families seeking home remedies and stresses trust in a familiar brand.
Tomorrow's Club Football Weekend Promises Multiple Cup Meets
Magpies face Oxford in the Riddle Cup as selectors scout for Ashford challenge cup readiness. The Brits Cup sees nine-stoners clash with Tingha while reps rest. Fay Cup aims to defend maroon against Tingha challengers. Peters Cup thirteen heads to Warlalda with W Watkins and T Bidd leading their lineup.
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Magpies
Oxfords
Ashford
Tingha
Warlalda
W. Watkins
Threequarters
T. Bidd
W. Trim
J. Stack
R. Slack
Haives
D. Ramsay
L. Riddle
K. Wiliams
P. Ryan
T. Loy
H. Alfred
A. Ongley
B. Quetcher
Banks Hit In Queensland Town Robberies Reported
A Warwick Daily News story details dual bank robberies in Cloncurry Queensland. The Queensland National and Bank of New South Wales losses include thousands in notes and silver, with safes opened and multiple keys stolen. Police investigations continue as recovery efforts flex with plane deliveries and delayed deposits.
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Warwick “Daily News
Cloncurry
Queensland National
Bank of New South Wales
National
New South Wales
Bim
Queensland National Bank
Mr. Holland
Walker
Julia Creek
National Bank
Spilsbury
Qantas
Longreach
Eas
Calahane
Richmond Railway
Woods' Great Pint Cure Peppermint for Children's Cough
An old home remedy advocates a peppermint-based tonic as a cure for children's hacking coughs. The ad or feature promotes Woods' product as a simple, soothing remedy in a period newspaper style.
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Woods
Plante's Nursery Advertises Orchard and Garden Stock
Yow in the Time to prepare for planting your orchard and garden. Strong trees of orange lemon mandarin and early cherry varieties. Bedrock prices quoted. Elms poplars oaks maples and autumn foliage. Tree onions potato onion bulbs cabbage and cauliflower in any quantity. Ornamental shrubs climbing plants roses hedge plants flower plants gladiol bulbs. Plant the finest early peach Aunt Becky and Glen Innes. Phone.
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Becky
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George St
Imperial Hotel
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Tham
Toomorrow
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Nolen
Urey
Vincent Kelly
Wether
de Witt
W. Healey
Healey
S * Auc
Weeters Australian Bank
Australian Bank of Commerce Ltd
Australasia
New Zealand
Fiji
Pepus
New Gunes
London
Fent
Canitalanel
Rid
TRI Asd
Toinl Annet
Alfa Laval
Alfajaval Separator CO. Ltd
Sussex Street, Sydney
Murray & Eather
R . B. Palmer
O W. Butler & Son
W. Maitlan
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