New NSW Flour Control Bill Introduced In Parliament
Captain Dunn introduces a NSW bill authorising compulsory flour seizure for government control. It sets compensation, pricing, and sale provisions, requires returns from millers and bakers, and imposes penalties for noncompliance. The act includes a revenue plan, a relief fund, and possible court rulings on disputes. Also notes NSW Tramways Trust approval to ration traffic staff despite calls for retrenchment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Dunn
N.S. Wales
Commonwealth of Australia
Flour Millers’ Association
Department of Agriculture
Sydney
Australian Tramway Employees Association
Leonard Bell
Arbitration Court
New South Wales Tramways Trust
Liberalised return rules for state wide excursion trains
Railway excursion tickets will allow return travel almost at will before Easter. Break of journey and sleeping berth rules stay the same. Handbills at all stations explain new liberalised conditions and train arrangements for passenger convenience.
Every Lady's Journal Lowers Price To Sixpence
The proprietors announce a price cut from 4d to 6d for Every Lady's Journal to meet current demand. The March issue features 64 pages with stories, fashion designs, recipes, patterns, and four free patterns with each copy, sold at 6d. worldwide, postage available from Stanley Street West Melbourne. Also notes wool sales show a rise in average price, with 10,000 bales sold and Monday’s sales averaging 9d per bale.
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Everylady's Journal
Everylady’s
Stanley Street
West
Melbourne
U.S, Victoria
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