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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 03, 1914

Page

7

Parliament adjourns amid war strain and wheat price debate

The NSW parliament met on Tuesday 22 and resumed on 29 as Mr Holman pressed to take the Supply Bill and to relax the 4 percent loan rate. He argued war conditions force higher borrowing and higher salaries for expeditionary staff, while critics warned of wheat price manipulation and private speculation around Sydney. The Premier outlined unemployment relief and canvas town schemes, noting Europe’s war impact and ongoing uncertainty.

Holman

Deputation backs urgent retrenchment in government plan

Mr Carmichael urged the deputation to see the proposal as a government necessity not an act of malice. He opposed retrenchment but supported it as essential, assuring no status or pension cuts. A month to month proclamation would keep 10 percent of salaries, with £150 exemption, as the government faces protracted war and reduced revenue. Deputation members appeared convinced, leaving wiser, perhaps sadder men, noting teachers would avoid differential treatment.

Landlords and Tenants Kensington Prem Dan Holman New Booth Carmichael

Teething Diarrhoea Relief From Remedy

Mrs Alice A Powell of Creesy Tasmania recalls severe diarrhoea during teething. After doctors failed, she used Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and her child recovered within hours. The product is sold by chemists and stores.

Alice A. Powell Creesy Tas Chamberlain

Australia's Duty in War Speech at Ballarat

In Ballarat the Prime Minister declared that war would not halt Australian progress but urged sacrifices with the dominions and motherland. He pledged food supplies, support for workers and families, financial help to states, and action to speed the war to a just conclusion.

Ballarat Fisitti Australia Dominions Commonwealth

Chamberlains Tablets Endorsement From Mrs Osborne

Mrs HB J Osborne of Clifton Hill Vic lauds Chamberlains Tablets for immediate relief after her daughter suffered indigestion and tried many remedies. She recommends them highly and says she uses the product herself. sold by chemists and storekeepers.

HB. J. Osborne Spenslsyst Clifton Hill Vic Chamberlain

Gossip on the War in a London Letter

A London correspondent writes in the Gossip column about wartime mail disruptions, recalling past wars and noting Australia’s lack of mail due to current hostilities. The piece reflects on German ships, public sentiment in Sydney, and a voyage aboard the steamer Koenigen Luise during a Western Australia wreck, ending with a brief note that everyone was very nice.

Australia Europe Sydney Westralia Naples

War Letters From the Front and German Threats

A wartime letter reflects pride in British flag allegiance, anger at German ambitions, and fear of invasion as battles rage at sea and on land. The writer laments lack of mail, mourns fallen soldiers, and hopes for peace while condemning German militarism and calling for unity against the Teutons.

Henry George Dinner Address Highlights Tariffs and Racial Tensions

At the Henry George anniversary dinner in Sydney Mr. E. W. Fozall delivered an address blaming the war on protective tariffs and the racial antagonisms these policies fostered.

Henry George Sydney E. W. Fozall

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