Thompson Wins in New England Vote Amid Coalition Strife
The Returning Officer for New England declares Mr. V Thompson elected at Armidale on Friday. In his post election address Thompson praises campaign staff and party resilience, criticizes rivals, and stresses the Country Party's strength against Labor and United Australia Party coalitions amid new boundaries.
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New England
V . Thompson
Armidale
Mr. Jackson
V. C. Thompain
West
Thompson
Country Party
Labor
United Australia Party
Cantwell Votes Supporters Congratulate Thompson in Broad Address
The statement lauds Thompson winning a seventh successive election and extends thanks to campaign workers, the Returning Officer, press, and supporters. It acknowledges the impartial handling of duties, praises cooperation, and notes Cantwell’s gratitude for votes and support from Labour and allied groups.
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Mr. Thompson
Tam
Thompson
Tamiure
Campaien
Stepia Tention
Amd
Ihe
France
Cam Jwlen
Dal Dorrieell
Kidamallan
New South Wales
FAP
Ail Tees Miniitees
Me Drummond
PAP
Wool Report from the Farmers and Graavers Co-op sale
The wool sale on September 25 featured 4 101 bales of average length wool with few burrs. Western clips dominated. Japan remained active yet cautious after a recent typhoon. Demand steady for good descriptions but limited for merino, fleece, and skirtings. Prices largely unchanged. several batches highlighted by Harding and Son’s Ragan lip. A subsequent political editorial argues against a New England party position affecting wool and broader agricultural interests.
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Graavers Co-op
Tuewlay
Northawestern
Barrat
Riverina
Centre
Mark
Yorkshire
Elasa Wouls
Japan
Messrs
Harding and Son
Wool Report Figures Mixed Quality Wool Sale Today
Australian Mercantile land and Finance Co reports selling 4,032 bales plus uncatalogued lots. Catalogue included wools from Walgett Warren Narrabri Trangie Moree Merriwa Narranera Brewarrina and Bourke districts. Prices featured several high lots with Japanese and Yorkshire support, while some North West shorn wool showed burr and bearding. Overall market tone improved but no broad price change.
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Australian Mercantile Land &, Finance Co
Lul
Walget
Warren
Oolarendbri
Narrabri
Trangie
Inlargambone
Brewarrina
Merriwa
Narran
Japan
Yorkshire
Tambar Springs
Heathcote & Co
Moree
Esors
J. Mooney
A. Waugh
Bellata
Oakden
wa Watson, AAAE, 14d, and AS/THE REFUGE from Boomia/¢ A. Sullivan
Gulargambone
A. J. Macpherson
Caringal Narrandera
C. W. Lampe
AESS
Prairie Vale
A. B. Slack- Smith
Mortons — Plains
Bourke
Premier's Budget aims for gradual fiscal balance this year
The government forecasts tax and charge reductions in the present financial year yielding an actual saving of 1,852,000 to taxpayers, as previous cuts did not apply for the whole year. Budgets for three years aim to spur industry and employment, reconstruct soundly, and reduce heavy taxation, with deficits expected at 2,910,000 for the current year and 45,232,619 in 1994-95. The economy shows steady recovery, unemployment declining, and building permits rising from 1931-32 to last year, with policy to sustain employment stimulation if recovery stalls. The Rural Bank reports strong home-building demand, and debt management programs seek further funding and favorable debt conversion. The funded debt stood at 277,772,822 for 1933-34, with ongoing efforts to reduce interest costs and redeem debt through new schemes.
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Lang
New South Wales
Ioss
New South
Death of Rev WG Taylor Ends Notable Methodist Leader
Prominent Methodist minister Reverend WG Taylor dies in York shire England after a life of evangelism and service. He studied at Richmond Theological College England and served across New South Wales and Bathurst districts. His work established continued support for the Methodist Mission and the movement's jubilee celebrations.
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Tle
WG Taylor
Taylor
Yorkshire
England
Wid
Sera
Richman Te AL College
New South Wales
Manning
Bathurst
Methaist
Jnst
Spring Races Open atatidwick With Varied Results
The Spring races opened Saturday atatidwick with multiple divisions and winners. Senior division saw Babili second, Ipoke Ariki third. Mainlaw led, High Crags second, Tamasta King third. Theo won AAC Derby, Silver King second. Dermid, Australia Fair, Regilla, Peter Pan, and Goblin were noted among other placers across events. Mearten rode the Derby winner and Manre the Epsom winner, TD Monza rode the Spring Stakes winner.
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Kensinginn Tandivay
Goblin
Alist
Wotton
Lemon
Gayal
Cunical
Mearten
Manre
Monza
Bon Bradman Vhe famous evleketer je inal He ple li qariarese begaeds
A mangled fragmentary report mentions Bon Bradman and an event involving an elevator and a assembly that included a very ill person. The text alludes to a victim and possible charges or consequences, with references to a corpselike outcome and later statements.
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Countes
Australia
Paris
Earle Page
Abe
Government of
Anfortan
Ani Heys
Baek
Nlo Teal Vale
Val
Clyde Corkee
Bellywood
Calif
Mr. Cantwell
Wool Report
Senate
Sydney
Commonwealth
Mtm
Drummond
Calate
Folie
Prubis
Inecet
Rae
Wales
Secey
Laurdam
Antium
Pees Financial
Othee
Othee Vant Rity
Rev
W. G. Taylor
Haylee
Tee Worchand
Yark
Syglang
Syalney
Ide
Tas Tor
Vinkwry
Teruel
Kayebe Pugh Lille
Navy
Mea Fe Baer
Ohuides
Foley
Ineli
Coorey
Bon Bradman
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