Hospital benefits under Wingle Contrictors plan
For dependents including husband wife and children under 17 and父 mother sister or brother under 17 fully dependent on contributor. Free hospital public wards private ward allowance 9 per day off fixed charges. An extra 6 per day to maintenance of contributor or dependent in other hospitals under certain conditions. Medical private wards Form 4. Fees by arrangement between contributor and medical attendant.
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Wingle
Manilla and District cricket clash yields 104 as Presbyterians fall short
McMahon and Moffatt shone with bat as Pascoe, Easterman, and Smith struggled against tight bowling. Ferrmitting bowler took five wickets, while Gilroy claimed five and Moffat three, leaving Presbyterians at 90s for 8 after a strong start by their opponents.
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McMahon
M. Moffatt
Pascoe
Harding
Terpor
Coperford
Presbyterians
Freeting
Easterman
Gilroy
Moffat
Presbyterlan
C. Fleeting
A. Easterman
R. Smith
Gilroy V. Stafford
Botham
B. Young
Manilla Second Annual Show Programme
The Manilla show lists judges and stewards Mamis A C Vertess A Coulton J Watts and A G . Dogs must be on lead from dawn to judging with early arrival advised at the office. Events include Best Rabbiting Dog Maiden Sheep Dog Trial Fayrefield and Mills Hats prize entries and various certificates for breeds and sows and boars with prize money from Otto Baldwin.
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Rotion H—Doogs
Mamis A. C. Vertess
A. Coulton
J. Watts A
Moe
Sreen
Cass Taint
United Hat Mills Ltd
Payrefield and Mills
Pias Stewards
Meyers
A. C. Veness
J. Watts
A. G
Meabirs
M. ‘Berkshires
Otto Baldwin
Death in Gunnedah District Hospital
Irene May Connolly six died from tetanus after a rusty nail pierced her foot while calf chasing in Kelvin. Treated with Candy's fluid, she fell ill and died at Gunnedah District Hospital. Police Inspector D J Corcoran retires after decades in remote NSW postings.
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Gunnedah District Hospital
Irene May Connolly
M. Connolly
Kelvin
Gunnedah —District Hospital
Connolly
Qunnedah
New South Wales
D. J. Corcoran
Tibboborra
Milparinka
White Cliffs
Wentworth
Nsw
Victoria
South Australia
Or. Coran
Don Bradman A Sick Man Mental Strain Sparks Test Exclusion
Bradman’s health prompted immediate anxiety after medicals Thursday led to his omission from the first Test with England. A further examination was planned as suspected anaemia loomed. The fatigue follows a year of relentless cricket and off field disputes with the Board over newspaper writing.
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Bradman
England
Board of Control
Perth
Harbor Bridge Loss Reported by Dorman Long and Co
The report for the year shows a loss of £247,000 on the Sydney Harbor Bridge contract. The Financial Times notes this was anticipated and financially adverse. Losses from transferring payments from Australia to England due to exchange amounted to £129,677 written off in 1931 and £75,602 carried forward for further transfers, totaling £449,279.
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Dorman Long 2Nd Co
Sydney Harbor
Financial Times
Australia
England
Australis's Eastern Trade Move Signals Conference
The Minister for Commerce Mr. F. H. Stewart announces an early year conference with all interested parties to examine the Eastern trade and its exploitation amid first serious moves by the government. The statement outlines a comprehensive review of policies and potential actions affecting trade in the region.
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Commerce
F. H. Stewart
Rent Act Renewal Promises Bargaining Freedom for Tenants
The 1990 proposals renew the Rent Act, expire December 31, and restore landlord tenant bargaining. A three month grace period and an extra month in emergencies are allowed, with the Crown empowered to aid tenants unable to pay rent. Cheaper loans follow a Commonwealth Bank board meeting, with interest for public bodies cut to 4.4 percent starting January.
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Lenii
Crown
Commonwealth Bank
Robert Gibson
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Trade with East Asia urged as Australia eyes position
The Tepementof announced a study to assess the Eastern trade role, pledging cooperation. Mr. Stewart noted Australia’s trade with the East rising from 17,523,800 to 21,217,121 pounds in 1931-32, and Japan trade increasing to 11,659,000 pounds from 6,555,000 in 1920-30, while trade with India fell from 5,452,000 to 959,497 pounds.
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Stewart
Australia
East
Japan
India
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