Relief Work Policy Details New Government Rates
The Premier outlined changes to relief work with substituted rates as surplus men on the emergency rolls shift to partial employment under the Defence Department and the Department of Works. Aiming for gradual normal employment, schemes will ration work weeks, transfer nonmilitary relief to local schemes, and adjust wage scales to reduce government costs while expanding benefits to workers.
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Grraziers Scrutiny of Rates Prompts Strike Warning
The editor reports that graziers petitioned authorities for a rate increase while the court considers a case, with a likely decision soon. Unions and agents warn against disruptions, noting peaceful shearing continues in many sheds and urging adherence to current contracts amid agitator influence.
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Wiltshire resigns from Inverell District Board
The Inverell District Board meets before the annual gathering on July 22 to discuss appointing a new member after W. P. Wiltshire resigns as government nominee. The board recommends T. Stockman fill the vacancy and notes the chair will serve until July 1938. May daily average patients runs just below sixty as staff remain the same.
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Hospital Board Minutes Reveal Monthly Totals and Reforms
The meeting led by President Mr Ly Cloonan with directors Messrs Howie Cuishorn Taylor Fite Jen and Campbell and Secretary Mr Ng Bale ton reviewed the end of month staff counts and admissions. The matron reported 30 males and 27 females in the Abn institution totaling 81, with 44 admissions 17 females and 121 total, and 74 discharged during the month. End month totals showed 247 males and 2 females, daily average 34.93, plus notes on finances, a postal bulletin, and repairs including hot water boiler and blinds.
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Springbok victory noted in Sunday football match
A fragmented report cites the Springbok team defeating a combined western district side in a Western District match. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a significant win with mentions of ongoing regional tension and broader wartime era notes.
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