New South Wales Faces Federal Action Over Tax Burden
The report notes Lang's administration has secured loans totaling nearly fifteen million pounds through the Loan Council since 1930. The current year shows a large deficit, while taxation, including unemployment tax, singles out New South Wales as the most heavily taxed. Officials warn of drastic federal measures aimed at NSW as deficits loom and prospects for relief fade.
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Qutober
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Victoria
New South Wales
Victoria Railways price cut sparks mass shifting to rail
The Victorian Railway Department offered a 40 shillings per ton reduction on general carriage to win back merchandise trade from Commercial Motors. Businessmen pledged to move all goods by rail for 12 months, as a practical demonstration to retain fast trade and counter motor traders' grip.
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Hierehandige
Victoria
New South Wales
Railway Department
Victorian Railway Department
Farewell to New Mexico schoolmaster and family
The New Mexico district bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Dudgeon after two years as school master and wife. About 100 residents gathered at the school, with speeches by local figures praising their church music, cricket leadership, and tennis club ties. A roll of notes and a supper followed, with best wishes for their new post.
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Taree
F. E. Heywood
Chaie
Dudgeon
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A. E. Bowman
Methodist Church
Cyril Gardner
Wongo Creek
Mir Hee
Chek
H. T. Newnham
Roy Haywood
J. R. Heywood
Manilla Rural School Reopens With New Staff
A six week break ends as Manilla Rural School reopens with many new staff. New headmaster G H Wright hails from Bareslay, first assistant A G Row nell from Armidale Demonstration School, B E M Buibuey linked to A F Ewbry, Hm bury famed for Great Barrier Reef expeditions, R Aulsebrook from Balmain Commercial School, and D M Sehnmacher transferred from Tenterfield Rural. Several staff transfers follow. A CW A meeting is set for Feb 6 in the Reat Room to discuss transport and railway policy.
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Bareslay
A. G. Rownell
Armidale Demonstration School
BE. M. Buibuey
A. F. Ewbry
Hmbury
Great Barrier Reef
Mania
Fee Intermediate
R. Aulsebrook
Balmain Commercial School
D. M. Sehnmacher
Tenterfield
J. Quail
McCrow
Drommoyny
Northern wheat silo plan debated by Manilla delegates
A Manila Business Men's Association reception welcomed a northern delegation seeking united action to establish wheat silos and a terminal at Newcastle to cut rail miles and reduce production costs. Speakers urged silo networks, bulk handling, and regional co operation to aid farmers facing high bag costs and market exploitation.
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E.G Hatlift
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J. Byrnes
Graz Ders’ Association
Manilla
Business Men's Association
A. R. McLeod
E. G
Manila
Mr. Ratliff
Bay
Tn Manilla
Wilos
Australia
H. Hawker
Dang
Bren
Mort Wax
FB. Heywood
United Action
H. ¥. Dowe
C. T. Bowman
A. Byrnes
United Effort
North
C.¥. Hayward
A. 0
Venegas
D. M. Mackenszie
E. D. Pearson
West Australia
Local Horse Sale Byes Auctioneer This Saturday
Manilla Homne Bale V J Byes auctioneer will conduct a sale of horses in the local yards on Saturday next at hand. Entries from intending sellers are invited. A strong demand for draught horses is anticipated, and the sale is expected to attract substantial interest.
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V. J. Byes
Parieh Hall
It. Stoddart
Ocresh
Kisora Clearance Sale Announced for 20th Inst
The notice warns a clearance sale at Kisora on Wednesday the 20th inst. featuring livestock and household items including sheep, horses, rattles, plants, and furniture. Auctioneer Byrnes asks readers to watch for full particulars in the next issue.
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Kisora
Vd. Byrnes
Mechanics Institute Adopts Lower Admission for Open Euchre Night
The Mechanics Institute votes to reduce admission to 1 shilling 6p for the fortnightly open euchre party and dance on February 9, with no refreshments. Music and prizes remain, and the event aims to boost attendance and fund the Institute while omitting refreshments. A larger campaign favors bulk handling, wheat silos, and regional trade measures to support Northern producers and merchants.
Auction for seized goods after burglary details
A shop of Mr T Ho the Wardreming business was broken into. A sum of money and goods were stolen. The notable sale occurs Friday February 12 at 11 o clock, auctioneer Mr V J Byrnes will advertise further particulars in the next issue.
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T. Ho
J. Anipter
Ganley Wight
V. J. Byrnes
Heat wave grips New South Wales towns with record highs
The weeklong heat wave in New South Wales produced record temperatures across many towns. Manilla reached 108 degrees on Friday with readings up to 112 degrees at the peak, while Armidale 100, Moree 114, and Mungindi 117 were reported. A Saturday storm cooled the air, and a local observer noted a glass-like 152 degrees in a trial. A lightning strike damaged a large tree near Dead Horse Gully.
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Sydney
Bounty
Manilla
Armidale
Moree
Mungindi
Klori
Dead Horse Gully
Xame
Fourth Test at Adelaide Brings Record Australian Score
South Africa faced a daunting total after Australia surged to 813 all out, with Bradman making 299 and Mitchell 75, Taylor 78, while Grimmett claimed 7 for 116. South Africa struggled, 124 in the second innings at lunch on Tuesday in Adelaide as Taylor and Mitchell top the stand.
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Adelaide
Mitchell
Taylor
Cameron
Vinent
Grimmett
O'Reilly
Quinn Lean
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Woodful
Bradman
McCabe
Kippax
Ring
Lie Minh
Australia
Forster
Faelish
Phil Kataman
Sydney Cricket Ground
Bridge Markets to Open at Market and Manila Corner
The Bridge Markets run by Mr J Kuhn will open at the Market and Manila Street corner in the premises once occupied by Mr H Reid. Opening day is Saturday. The second State Bridge Lottery linked to the Flahowe Tider celebrations opened Friday with tickets at 21 shillings and prizes totalling 4244 ranging from £59 to a top prize.
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J. Kuhn
Bridge Markets
Market and
Manilla Street
H. Reid
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