Government Modifies Relief Income Rules for Unemployed
The Cabinet approved changes to permissible income rules for unemployed relief workers. Married men with children may qualify if total income stays below the family limit. single men must not earn more than 1 pound 5 shillings per fortnight. Additional hours for dependents 15 to 20 extend to those up to age 14, with earnings excluded from classifying family income. Pensions for war widows and disabled soldiers are now excluded from income calculations to favor light employment.
Mystery Radio Interference Targets Auckland Broadcast
Mystery radio interference described as deliberate disrupted a Sunday address from The Friendly Read organization in Auckland. An anonymous call warned the transmission would not go over, while speaker Mr Scrimgour reported personal danger but remained unclear on the cause. He was escorted home without incident. A socialist threw a pail of blood at a French Cabinet Minister.
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Mystery Radio
Radio Sation
Auckland
Scrimgour
Mr. Serimgour
Farmers and Grassers' Co operative Day sale report
The sale catalogue on Monday 25th instant totalled 6816 bales from a wide state area. Northern wools showed fine to superfine quality though some length was lacking, southern wools were well grown and orderly, and western wools showed burr and lust. Demand remained strong for stylish superfine wools. top prices reached 25d for selected clips from Mudgee and Hillgrove, with notable sales from Rye Park and surrounding districts.
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Mudgee
Barraba
Armidale
Guyra
Rye Park
Woolbrook
Bundarra
Centerfield
Deepwater
Gundagai
Hay
Monaro
Kaludabah
J. E. Loneragan
Triangle
Stockton
Hazeldean
R. A. Armour, Esq
Pedigree Stock and Pasture Quality Emphasized for State
The article stresses using quality stock and better pasture management to reduce parasites and improve breeding outcomes. It warns against dual purpose breeding and calls for early maturity breeds. It notes demand for good pigs and the need for pedigree certificates on each animal and hints at improving abattoir facilities in New South Wales to boost local consumption and export quality.
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Battar
Diona
New South Wales
Merino Wool Prices Rise As Continental Demand Remains Strong
Strong demand from the Continent supports merino wools with quoted increases of five to ten percent over the previous series. Melbourne selling conditions match other centres with active buying and steadier values on stylish and superfine lots. Notable notes mention Bradford support, Japanese competition, and a call for long fine to superfine wools in good condition. Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven named future Governor General as baron.
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Melbourne
Bradford
Calla
Alexander Hore-Ruthven
Australia
Tamworth
Crochet
Brisbane
R. C. Cummins
Hawaiian Islands
George
Greece
Pyrdrive Establishes Factories in 1981 міжнарод
In 1981 Pyrdrive set up five factories as part of its industrial expansion sequence. The move expanded production capacity and created new employment avenues.
Perdrisa Rubber Company Capital History Review
In 1929 the Perdrisa Rubber Company had a capital of £40000. It stood alongside Dunlop in the industry and was described with a capital of £1500000. The record notes the substantial capital scale within the rubber sector of that era.
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Perdrisa Rubber Company
Dunlop
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