21 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 21, 1930
Page
1
In New Zealand brokers threaten to cease operations as they report pressure from growers reducing offerings. The brokers claim sustained distructions from growers are forcing them to reconsider market activity and services.
In Tamworth and Manilla district hearings leaders debate tobacco quality and tests sent to London. Key witnesses, including Parkes and Mackenzie, clash over samples, aging methods, excise duties, and BAT influence, while advocates urge science, grading, and broader market changes to revive NSW and Australian tobacco.
Minister for Lands Mr Ball announces completion of Mabonga Youngars Spri and Cawal Estates for closer settlement. Springvale in Monaro district offers arable land. Mahonga opens next week, Youngara on March 3 1930, Springvale around 17th idem. Lake Cowrat not available until April. Inquiry at Lands Offices. slips available from Crown Land Agents and District Surveyors. A NZ tobacco merger, New Zealand Tobacco Growers Federation, announced. A case of smallpox found on Naldera after Fremantle departure. ports of call being checked for passengers disembarking before detection.
Brief remarks from Mr. E. V. Kremer vice president of the Tobacco Association and Mr. W. C. Thompson chairman of the Commission express thanks for the orderly conduct of the inquiry. Kremer thanks the chairman for the courteous handling and Thompson reciprocates for presenting the Manila growers’ case.
Mr Weaver states that including loss of wages by striking and loss of levies by sympathetic non striking miners, coal workers have lost £9,700,000 since 1919, averaging £400 per man. He cites Naval Conference tensions and notes France and Japan as disturbing elements in the current situation.
Parliamentarians R James, M Elr, and J Baldeley faced Maitland Police Court on Tuesday charged with using insulting words toward the police. The case was adjourned.
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