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Newspaper

Numurkah Leader

Location

Numurkah, Victoria, Australia

Date

Oct 09, 1929

Page

3

Labor Promises Tax Shift in Australia Election Debate

In a heated campaign, Labor vows to end film profiteers tax perks and raise land and income taxes. Figures criticize the arbitration system, while Bruce-Page Government actions aim to curb timber strikes and shift industrial powers to the states. Union dynamics show more state awards versus federal, framing Labor as anti-country amid rural-urban contrasts.

Labor Party Labor Hughes Scullin Ree Bruce- Page Bruce-Page Deral Commonwealth Mr Bruce Dr Page Neville Howse Defence T. W. Glasgow Trade and Customs Mr Gullett Latham Mr Abbott Marr Nsw Queensland West Australia Victoria South Australia Tasmania Bush Mills Timber Workers

Katamatite Dominates as Waaia Joins Local League

The Katamatite club, winner of last year’s pennant, is praised by the association president for strong play and sportsmanship. Katamatite secured a semi final berth by winning the first game of the second round, while Waaia applies and is admitted, expanding the league to 10 teams with fixtures from October to December facing Katamatite, Katunga, Cobram and others.

Sup Marshall Numurkah W. T. Lowe Katanga W. Shaw Sinclair Peter Dawson Company D. P. Simpon Ir Sinclair Naring Numurtah Wonghnu Yarroweyah Cobra Katunga Strathmerton Katamatite Brigade Waaia Cobram Wunthnu Waaav Yaroweyah V. Katamatite Waais Wunghnu Cobram v. Brigade Wasa Strathmerton Vy

Printing Office Claims Superior Quality and Prices

An advertisement proclaims that the printing office produces work equal to Melbourne or country printers and offers competitive prices. It asserts versatility in all printing tasks and emphasizes delivering high quality before sending work elsewhere.

Melbourne

Forthcoming Shows and District Fixture Dates

Upcoming events listed for October outline forthcoming shows and district fixtures. The notice highlights planned performances and scheduled matches within the October period, guiding readers to expect varied events across venues.

Labor candidate Hill addresses Echuca voters at Shire Hall

A large crowd gathered at Shire Hall on Friday evening to hear Mr E. C. Hill the Labor candidate for Echuca address the Federal Parliament seat. Hill argued Labor’s record citing the Commonwealth Bank and other measures while contrasting Bruce Page Government policies on arbitration and immigration. He warned of wage cuts and urged support for a Labor Ministry to protect rural and industry interests. MR TAFFE SPEAKS. Taffe endorsed Hills remarks and criticized Bruce for threatening to repeal the Arbitration Act, noting the need for Labor policy different from the Bruce Page coalition.

Shire E. C. Hill Labor Echuca J. S. MacKenzie Hill Australian Labor Party Andrew Fisher Labor Party Australia Commonwealth Bank Bruce- Page Bruce-Page Arbitration Court Bruce Charles Powers Latham Federal Arbitration Court Ausralia Hr of Representatives Pewce Bruce Page Austalis Commonwealth Numurkah Commonwealth Labor Party Nationalists Country Party Shepparton Hunter Parliamentary Stewart Wimmera W. C. Hill Mc Hill Gullett Henry Cullett Lehnen SFA Britain Phillip Bnowden Waxvhener France Geneva Wahring Nagambie Melbourne Whaever Edura Taffe R. J. Taffe Hughes

Arbitration debate as government funds and progress clash

Mr Hill warned that scrapping arbitration would set progress back 25 years while Mr Jordan pressed whether the Bruce Page government had raised £60,000,000 more than others yet showed a deficit. Mr Wil replied that the statement was true as a vote of thanks to the chairman followed the discussion.

Hill Jordan Bruce-Page Ani Wil Mill

Australian Wildflowers Publication Urged by Shell Company

A garbled 19th century style proposal urges Shell Company to publish a guide titled Australian Wildflowers to stimulate public interest in native flora. The plan envisions a nationwide promotional effort with national distribution and inclusion of colored plates, aiming to educate readers about Australian flora and attract attention to the industry.

Ft Th Shell Yale Mit Jay B. Breas Wititill Thaverine Sheubs Paris Sturgan Abvayl Nile Faye Vlunoys SAAD Howl Cannes

Church Notices From Beatingierk AEN TD Birnie

Fragmented church notices describe names and terms with jumbled words and erratic phrases. The readable parts reference Beatingierk Church and several personal names amidst garbled text, offering no clear events or dates.

Church of Beatingierk Barone Ethan Varnewiyon

Grganising the Air Race Meewitt al Wyre

Grganising a local air race in Meewitt al Wyre draws entrants from nearby towns. Officials report organizers aim to boost tourism and local pride with a family friendly event featuring aircraft displays and timed racing heats.

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