Australian and British policy items and international notes
Reports from Melbourne, London, and Berlin cover political shifts including an independent commission for Commonwealth Shipsing Tests, migration projections from Britain to Australia, and taxation reforms. Also noted are the Davis Cup captain's optimism, proposed stricter medical migration supervision, and industrialists’ talks on German reparations and meat pavilion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Commonwealth
Imon
Great Britain
Australia
Mr. Bruce
London
J. C. Anderson
Melbourne
Daily News
Altur
the Times
Berlin
Australian Advisory Council
Ashbolt
Tasmania
Sir J. Connolly
Western Australia
Henry Jones
England
Chaffey
Sweden
Winton House
Ontario
Canada
Indianapolis
Tommy Milton
Washington
Harding
Stock Movements Since May 29 Movements listed across multiple properties
The record notes numerous stock transfers with ownership and managers. Movements include 2500 mixed sheep from Marito Downa to Long Reach by W. Hickson & Co. 6000 sheep from trucking yards to Oakley under Jas Forrest. 360 ewes Ilfracombe to Rocklea Drum mond with F G Dwyer. 14 horses and 18 goats Longreach to Ar rilulah under Bruce Smith. 100 sheep Horabel to Longreach fence yards under Donkin Bros and K Coster. 4166 sheep Rocabel to Isisford under R Muller and J Dolman. 100 horses Bimbah to Muttaburra under Edkins Campbell and E M'Donald. 69 rams trucking yards to Weewondilla under C Usher. 6000 mixed sheep Darriveen to Noonbah under H T Watson and M'Conachy. 100 rams trucking yards to Mercondah Downs under Casey Bros and Bowman.
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Marito Downa
Longreach
W. Hickson & Co
Oakley
Jas, Forrest
Ilfracombe
Rocklea
Drummond
F. G. Dwyer
Arrilulah
Bruce Smith
Horabel
Donkin Bros
K. Coster
Rocabel
Isisford
R. Muller
J. Dolman
Bimbah
Muttaburra
Edkins
Campbell
E. M'Donald
Weewondilla
C. Usher
Darriveen
Noonbah
H. T. Watson
M‘conachy
Mercondah Downs
Casey Bros
Bowman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baily Mail
Pata
Anaay
Tunaday
The
Daily Mail
Queen Street
Arthur J. Simmonds
Savage Brosh
Federal
Returned Soldiers’ League
Murdoch
Park Street