Our Federal Member on Tariffs and Free Trade
The speech argues for low taxation and cautions against tariff protection, noting mixed beliefs among free traders and protectionists. It cites the Tariff Commission and government proposals, claims some voters support humanitarian aims but oppose protectionism, and describes local reactions in New South Wales to tariff policy and its perceived impact on primary industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brown
House of Representatives
Tariff Commission
Batman
New South Wales
Tariff talk on wire netting and mining gear sparks debate
Discussion on the Barton Tariff notes objections to duties on mining machinery irrigation plants and wire netting. The committee ruling freed wire netting yet warn that rabbit pest threats and farming costs push for relief. The speaker doubts large tariff cuts despite fiscal prudence and calls for state revenue return.
Prominent Leaders Claim Victory Across Politics
A collage of political remarks notes satisfaction among leaders, with forecasts of future battles and votes. Reports cite the W. E. Woods' Great Pepper mint Care Co Ltd registration, a Sydney police assault incident with fines, and mentions of arbitration law and ministerial critics. The Port Kembla harbor vote scene shows paid voting hours and discharge for overlong sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Boyce
W. E. Woods
Great Peppermint Care Company, Ltd
London
Sydney
Heydon
Orange Loaner
Lynch
Ashburnham
Port Kembla Harbor Works
James Graham
Tom Brown
Federal House
N.S.W
T. B. Mockett
McGee & Co
Parkes
Express
Andrew Ross
Molong
Australia
Temple
Malta
Scotland
Rosa Hae
Russell
Lang
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MRS. M. Malouf & Son
Caswell Street
Peak Hill
James Fay
McDonald & Co
Dulgety Street
Millers Point
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