Lyons Says New South Wales Tax to Be Collected by Commonwealth Bank
Prime Minister Lyons announces a garnishee proclamation after two cabinet meetings. From April 8, all state taxation is payable to the Commonwealth Bank in Sydney, aiming to uphold fiscal integrity and avoid penalties. The move reallocates revenue including unemployment and betting taxes to cover state obligations amid high unemployment.
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Lyons
Commonwealth
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Romo
Australia
NSW Government Seeks Privy Council Appeal Over Enforcersnt Act
Sydney Thursday report notes the Government will apply to the High Court to appeal to the Privy Council against the High Court's ruling on the Enforcersnt Act. The decision was a four to two majority against the appeal, making the chances of success unlikely.
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Tata
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High Court
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Privy Council
Stop This Menace Mr Bruce Challenges Lang
Mr Bruce denounces Premier Lang in Melbourne calling for action to curb what he calls a menace tied to war debt handling. He criticizes Lang for refusing to pay interest on borrowed money, noting Sydney Bridge funding and harm to vulnerable groups. The speech, delivered at a Belgrave victory social, urges decisive steps to halt the perceived threat.
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Pharoah Bones Auction Debate Sparks Anatomical Study
An Australian Anatomy institute opened negotiations to acquire the bones of the racehorse Phar Lap. The proposal also suggested transporting the deceased horse’s head to Australia for examination by anatomists and scholars studying the horse’s evolution.
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Australian Institute of ‘Anatomy
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Base metals slide on London Metal Exchange amid mixed lead rates
Base metal prices ease on the London Metal Exchange with spot lead around 10 pounds 16 shillings per hundredweight and copper and tin showing declines. The Mines and Metals Association tracks shifts in forward and spot quotations as values drift downward during Wednesday trading.
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London Metal Exchange
Wool Trade Totals From Adelaide Sales Reach 198000
Report states 198000 pounds from wool seventh series at Adelaide sales. Details mention monthly activity, sales in the eastern districts and varied lot values, with figures indicating strong demand and pricing dynamics.
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Stalas
Vivian McGrath Prepares Europe Trip Amid Guardian Oversight
Fragmentary OCR reports Vivian McGrath, a youthful tennis prodigy, leaving Australia for Europe with guardians. Statement notes 400 pounds required for the journey and public subscriptions may be needed to fund the trip.
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Senator Elliott Urges Economic Unity for Australia
Adelaide Thursday reports Sen. F D Elliott passing through en route to London and Ottawa. He says economic unity is essential to strengthen the British Empire and guard against global threats. He calls for bold leadership to achieve prosperity soon.
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Australia
Commonwealth Parliament to reconvene in Canberra
Prime Minister Lyons announced that Commonwealth Parliament would reassemble at Canberra. He said on April 27 he will attend the Anzac Day ceremony in Canberra on April 25. Mr Lyons will represent the Commonwealth at Melbourne services while Hon. G W Mare, Minister of Works and Hearing, attends the Sydney services.
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Mailey's Team for Canada Sydney Visit
Don Bradminp appears to join Arthur Mailey's squad for the Canada trip despite earlier statements. Other likely members include Idppax MaOene Grim melt Ye Richardson G Walker and Fleetwood-Smith as part of the traveling party.
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Arbitration court upheld in pastoral wage case
A.W. cuts arbitration court decision upheld by majority with Evatt and McTiernan dissenting. Court ruled the Federal Arbitration Court acted within its jurisdiction in setting wages under the A.W. pastoral award below minimum rates from the Graders' Association. Affects all States including Queensland and reportedly saves the pastoral industry from over 200,000 prospective applications for retrospective relief over nine months.
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Water supply lifts hopes in Pirie district
Baroota has reached 140 million gallons as northern reservoirs recover from drought. Beetaloo adds 9 million gallons and Bundaleer 40 million more while Baroota Reservoir nears quarter full. Winter rains expected to ease restrictions and bless gardens, giving Pirie people optimism for a good season.
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Rev J Kilmartin Named Port Pirie Methodist Leader
Rev J Kilmartin, appointed superintendent of Port Pirie Methodist Mission, succeeds Rev J H Grossley. He served 16 years as Alethwnes Se try and will arrive in Pirie on Thursday April 44. His career spans WWI service, ordination in 1929, and pastorates at Willunga Mobares Vala and other churches, with reforms including three Christian Endeavors and several bands of hope.
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Band of Hope
Religion and secularism urged in faith revival call
A sermon argues that materialism weakens faith across nations, threatening Islam in Turkey and Africa. It urges lay church members to renew personal consecration to Christ, with prayer, thought, and service as pathways to revive Christianity and Kingdom work.
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Kingdom of God
Yuler
Germinating grain crowds wind affected harvest scene
Weather disrupted by rain causes trouble and joy as farmers and households bring in wheat buyers gather at upcountry centers. Grain arriving for shipment sits in mixed condition at sidings. Water levels fall, but ballast work continues to salvage bags. About 4,400 bags require treatment before being stored for overseas shipment.
Orgy of Speed in British Empire Trophy Race
London sources detail an upcoming Stooklands event featuring the world’s fastest cars in the British Empire Trophy. The race will include famed drivers Sir Malcolm Campbell Henry Birkin Kaye Bow and others with three laps over 100 miles for qualification, highlighting elite teams and new speed machines.
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Kaye Bow
Evin Howe
George Ihyston
Dodh Cobb
Devel
Boy nearly dragged by horse in Adelaide street scare
A 13 year old clung to a horse in a Hupeker cart on Norwood Parade. The vehicle slipped while turning and the boy was knocked by the horse’s boots, injuring his left knee. He was treated at Mc Adelaide Hospital after the incident.
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Norwood Parade
Hogild Morris
Magill
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Remarkable Railway Earnings Signal Return to Prosperity
A Daily News report notes improved railway earnings in the year’s early period, with ten days ending March 31 showing 58,582 increase of 60,014 from the prior year. Merchandise returns also rose, signaling improving business, while figures exclude wheat, wool, or superphosphates.
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Adelaide
Thuvetay
Control of Roseworthy College Board of Six Considered
A temporary board of control for Roseworthy Agricultural College is to be formed this week. Six members are likely, with Prof. Perkins among those mentioned alongside De Richardson, W J Ader, A M Dawling, F Coleman, and M Hardy. Government plans to appoint soon.
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Australian delegates named to League of Nations mandate commission
Mr Lyons announces the plebiscite plan and confirms J Latham and Sir Granville Ryvier as Australian representatives to the Mandates Commission of the League of Nations. They will attend in Geneva in June to work on the mandate matter.
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Geneva
Melbourne Telegrams On New Guard Demand For Support
The report describes communications between Prime Minister Lyons and Col Eli Campbell of the New Guard. Lyons rejects the idea of imminent emergency requiring Commonwealth intervention. Campbell telegrammed that in urgent cases the New Guard would place its resources at the government’s disposal under control, with ready units and known commanders on two hours notice.
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New South Wales
Sealed lips puzzle 1921 murder case in Auckland
Investigation into the 1921 murder of Francis Edward Jew (20) appears to reopen after a woman reportedly offered a state. A detective began recording her statement but she refused further questioning, leaving police to reassess the case.
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Francis Edward Jew
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Salvation Army couple wed in Fayence Street service
The Salvation Army wedding of Miss H Wlis of Federation Ruay Pure West to Mr. F J Grasewell of Kent Town Adelaide drew a packed crowd at the Army Hall Fayence Street. Cadet Brigade decoration, organ by Bandmaster E Cooper, and a formal reception at the bride’s mother’s home followed the ceremony.
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Local Bowls Club announces five teams selection
Five teams have been chosen for the local bowls club with players urged to notify selectors if unable to participate. Members are asked to bring four baskets and report to Bosomworth Hughes Scotchers Bates Nuven Rowley Sedan Quin Rougher Deer DeVoald Rogers Wilson Turner Tucker Meidow Daves Brand Progser for equipment and attendance.
Ottawa Conference Representation for Private Industry Declared
Mr. Lyong the Prime Minister said Cabinet approved nine representatives from private industry to attend the Ottawa conference. Delegates will be limited in number but selected to reflect industry broadly across Australia.
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Melbourne
Lyong
Ottawa
Most Effective Advertising Medium is the Newspaper
The article asserts that newspapers remain the most effective advertising medium, citing reach, trust, and targeted local audiences. It discusses print's continued relevance despite digital options and highlights metrics suggesting higher engagement and recall for newspaper ads.
Victoria Wins Rifle Shooting Shield in Interstate Meet
Victoria today won the interstate police rifle shield for the seventh year as scores stood Victoria 52 to South Australia 22 with Tasmania also listed in the event. The report notes Adelaide and Adelaide region participation in the shield competition.
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Sugar Agreement Case Dismissed by High Court
The High Court dismissed the appeal by Charles Frederick Anderson seeking leave to sue the Commonwealth Government to restrain entry into the sugar agreement. The court held the agreement valid. Playground class for children runs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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High Court
Charles Frederick Anderson
Fourth Football Club Seeks Crystal Brook Inclusion For Season
Proprietary Club agrees to support Crystal Brook entry if visiting teams incur no financial loss. At the annual meeting delegates were instructed to push for inclusion with assurance of safety from trips’ costs. Financial guarantees and insurance for away games are debated, with a decision deferred until Crystal Brook delegates attend the association meeting next Tuesday.
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Norfolk Island Administrator Appoints Capt Finney
Melbourne reports Mr Lyons announced Gabriel appointed Capt Finney as administrator and chief magistrate of Norfolk Island, succeeding Cat Bonnell whose term ends April 20. Finney currently Commissioner of Lands and Director of Agriculture in Papua.
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