Export Industries Lessons Of The Low Mood
Senator Sir William Glasgow argues Australia faces a prolonged slump as national income fell from 650 million to about 450 million for the year, hit by low world prices. He cites warnings by Bruce and financial authorities ignored, urges support for exporting industries and cost reductions to restore prosperity.
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Fremers
Sme
Bruce
Australia
Government of
Great Britain
Robert Gibson
Commonwealth Bank Board
Melbourn
She’ Hutden
Coursing at Crystal Brook and Narridy Club meet
The Crystal Brook and Narridy Coursing Club held a two day meet at Crystal Brook with fine weather and competitive races. Temptation emerged strong with several first places including Best Round and Second Ties, while other dogs such as Smiling Joy and Whose Misfortune also posted notable results. Trophy judges and book prizes were awarded as part of the event.
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Crystal Brook
Narridy Coursing
Aie Sluke
Darley
Messrs
Freehaitn & Turker
P. Brovia
Bin
Ny Bermeyf Wan Ourati
Swiflings dog Vey Waose Mister- Inyt update
A convoluted OCR fragment mentions Swiflings, Vey Waose Mister- Inyt, Lt poidts, and a game where Smiling Joy defeated Murrey Biut-Merry Momenss by 17 points after a wide gamble wear up.
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U.S
Pixrley
Murrey
Victorian Waterloo Cup Result Report
Melbourne reporters note the Victorian Waterloo Cup meeting with a $30 winner and details of the Day’s events. Benalla figures prominence as Father’s Foolstag wins in the Walorloo Plate context, with references to NSW and BT competitors and a Millimir venue in 2014.
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Melbourne
Victorian
Waterloo Gup
Imeluded Et Benalla
Whener
Aerin
Millimir
Delating Non
Sales Tax Security Requirements for Manufacturers and Wholesalers
The statement outlines that manufacturers and wholesale merchants must provide security to the Commonwealth Tax Department due to a sales tax hike from 24 percent to 196 percent. It notes possible additional securities, with the Savings Bank of South Australia as a potential security option. An account opened by the taxpayer may be used as security, held in trust with the Commissioner, and liquid securities must be kept. Details are available from the bank near Pork Hinge and manager Mr. Gy Manes.
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Phu Siles Uys
Commonwealth Texad
Deperticul
Tor
Savings Bank of Bouth Austral Haseen
Tonch
Commissions of Taxation
Nlite
Mitham
Indaing Securities
Pork Hinge
Australian Assembly debates banking bill after long session
After an all night sitting the Lag House of Assembly passes the rehabilitation bill by 32 votes with several members opposing. The bill awaits passage by the Legislative Council this afternoon as a special sitting is held to consider its return from the other chamber. The opposition leader urged bankers be given a chance to reform while delaying central banking plans. a future law within 43 months was suggested but disputed as unsafe for Australia.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
WGC & Im
Whery
R.A. Die
Gi Ingerald
B. A. Dawes
P. K. Neuss
Hy J. George
Legislatve Council
Mle
Thera
Kewy Alécussion
Barkirs
Tesislalian
Buller
Gettaln
Hon
Ly Ts Hill
Ant uWiough
Australia
Aenin
Assembly Debate Delayed by Council Adjournment
Fragmented report notes a council meeting in Adelaide addressing amendments to a measure. The council adjourned until Tuesday with no Assembly available, delaying action on the bill and leaving the exact outcome uncertain.
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House of Assembly
Trains Kill Two Men Found On Suburban Tracks
The bodies of two men were found on the suburban railway track within half an hour today. Roland Graner of Brunswick was found at the foot of a bridge near Prahran Station and George Burton of South Melbourne was found under a bridge near his home. Cause of death undisclosed and location of deaths unclear.
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Melbourne
Roland Graner
Brunswick
Prahran
George Burton
South Melbourne
Public School Tour Plans Empire Visit for 30 British Boys
Arrangements set for 30 British public school boys to undertake an Empire tour arriving in Sydney on September 28. They will travel via Panama and New Zealand and visit all States of the Commonwealth staying briefly with station owners.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Panama
New Zealand
Commonwealth
Peking and Manchurian Clashes Signal War Renewals
United Service reports near Peking on Thursday large clashes between Manchurian forces and Chinese authorities. About 140,000 troops move toward North Honan as nerves rise along the Yellow River. Chinese and Manchurian reinforcements, armored trains, and aircraft are described as cooperating with the Nanking government in renewed hostilities.
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United Service
Peking
Phe
Openings at the 4 BLP Institute Tonight
A well known Asheville figure offered services to Mr Bryant amid plans for a varied program at the Institute tonight. Seven charming tables will appear in the open as a timber. The Min Motin will present new musical stories, with music, songs, dancing, conjuring and varied acts in a lively program at the hall.
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Bryant
Across Atlantic Flight Report from Budapest Lobes
An ill formed dispatch recounts a long Atlantic crossing from Budapest with pilots Gere Enders Irosand de Ailaneio and Wrightiin. The crew endured 38 hours 5 minutes at sea and faced a storm that disrupted their landing near Prague. The narrative notes air ministers and heroic pilots celebrated despite navigation errors during routing.
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Uiltey Service
Budapest
Alexander Magyar Ant Gere
Enders
Irosand de Ailaneio
Gary and
Bost
Thay Mane
Forced
Bist
Prange
Hey
Bteshe
Salary cuts for Bank Officials case in Australian appeals
In the Australian appellate proceedings the Bank Officials Case seeks salary reductions for members of the Bank Officers Association and related groups under the Pacific Plan. Judges Beeby and Dewickvockman previously advised reconsideration, with outcomes tied to government securities rates and banking influence on wage rules. The shipping industry and insurance companies faced further financial strain as government stock holds and budget balances pressured wage structures.
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Maloourne
Severay
Ani
Josehsell Koldines
Tho Men
Ojroumelanges
Tiessinie
Commonweath Fleamshily
Thors
Morehant Seeview Guild
Murray Flood Threatens Albury Region With Rising Waters
Disorganized reports from Murray flood zones indicate water levels inching higher near Albury and Renmark. Authorities warn of inundation risks to riverside properties while emergency crews assess levies and prepare evacuations if banks fail further.
Thoroughbreds Race Card From Tattersalls Selections
In today’s Tattersalls programme the page lists selections and race entries across hurdles and breeders’ handicaps. It includes multiple horse names, divisions, odds figures, and trainer notes, reflecting a busy racing card with detailed handicaps and contenders.
Travellers Boycott Taints Victorian Meeting Report
Former members of the South Ais Wrallad Wheatsvowers Propotion Association plan a boycott of travellers in Weenunty amid talk of upholding an anti purchase system. The meeting notes indicate farmers urged to buy under tightened terms while firms risk losses if commerce is restricted. Local officials weigh the influence of the agitation on transport and market operations.
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Adecador
South Ais Wrallad Wheatsvowers
Boycoyemullgeetal
Weenunty
Wis
Greman Crisis Mobilises World Gold Flows
A disputed German crisis dominates headlines as gold flows mobilize globally from London to Australia. Fear of Germany's emptying exchanges prompts Britain and allied banks to plan responses, while French leaders consider steps to restore confidence. Markets reel as banks tighten credit and stock exchanges rally on speculation of international intervention.
Lang appeals for federal aid and plans Canberra talks
Mr J T Lang refuses comment on seeking Federal aid to fund essential NSW services and plans to visit Canberra to meet Mr Scullin. He aims to introduce bills to implement the Premiers Conference accord amid technical delays and bank borrowings. The Senate debate touched on NSW finance while leaders pledge confidential communications. Federal Parliament resumes tariff work and measures to carry out the Premiers agreement.
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Sydney
J.T. Lang
Canberra
Scullin
Lang
Labor
Tess
House of Representatives
New Sonit
Wales
Seatlin
Lanw
J.G. Latham
White
Senate
Jhe
Seorae
Pearce
Fie
Farmers debts and looming ruin in rural Australia
A clipped, garbled report notes widespread farm debts pressuring Australian growers. It mentions aid schemes, calls for structural relief, and fears of bankruptcies among wholesalers and farmers. A government inquiry or commission for agricultural hardship is hinted at, aiming to address mounting financial strain.
Porelan visitors and British holiday trends noted
Historical counts show 1088 visitors at 224000 and 1929 around 233000. A decade later estimates hover near 240000, indicating gradual growth in tourism figures over time.
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Great Britain
Quoits Event Attracts Wide International Player Lineup
The afternoon program features a 4 30 start between the International Prize and Pirie Guillouis. Competitors are drawn from a broad pool including Seaman, Hyde, Orenfeil, Sprasne, Airhants, Tesndids, Me Gulrs, and Towner among others.
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Maton
Pirie Guoilluis
Rylo Seaman
Grin
Hyde
Orenfeil
Sprasne
Airhants
Tesndids
MeGulrs
Towner
Binio Labs
White
Jones
Bruwnalins
Bennatt
Glresm
Ahan Peatherstone
Gerrard ‘Tobin
Boles
Rittel
Boxyling
Partiam
Curry
Benn
Guekburs
Kisel
Rawe
Count
Waterfront Preference Volunteers Pick Up Cargo Crew
Frida follows the decision of ship owners to test validity of rules granting union preference on the waterfront. Nine permanent and casual wharf laborers were hired for the cargo steamer Clan Sturdech bound for Gay. Government officials witnessed the pickup and are expected to act immediately.
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Melbourne
Frida
Lin
Ship Disaster Near Adelaide Claims Carpenter
A German liner capsized off Port Adelside after a heavy sea pushing the ship into the deck. Carpenter Hennes Hagel, employed on lashings, was killed during rough weather between Sydney and Melbourne as the vessel traveled from Brisbane to Port Adelside.
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Adelaide
Priday
Pliny
Rendsberg
Port Adelside
Brisbane
Hennes Hagel
Chip
Sydney
Melbourne
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Hean
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Greman Crisis
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Appeal
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MR. Lang
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Royal Commission
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