Premier promises tax cuts as state budget outlined
Premier Butler presented the seventh budget in the House of Assembly detailing a two penny cut in income tax, a 2d reduction in the pound, and Amusement tax abolition. Forecasted deficit stands at £168,452 with £126,200 additional wages and £74,500 for increased federal and rail allocations. Revenue totals show £2,517,013 in loan works and £11,218,082 in receipts.
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Butler
House of Assembly
Main Roads Fund
Railways Department
Wile
Adverse Travels and Naval Memoranda From Melbourne Notes
Personal misses and returns mark a busy travel period with mentions of Mr Th S Crear departing for Adelaide and multiple reunions with relatives in Pirie and Melhourte. Admiral Nicholson’s career highlights and the Federation-era post details surface alongside state affairs and economic notes on farmers loans, unemployment costs, and tax considerations in the broader Australian context.
Protest Over Cut in South Australia Disability Grant
In Adelaide Tuesday questions about a 170000 pound cut in the disability grant to South Australia were directed to the Premier in the Assembly Gianfurnoon. Opposition Leader Laces asked if a protest had been made to the Federal Government and whether an allotment might be restored. The Premier said he had submitted salient points to the Prime Minister and hoped for an increase. The Premier noted Lyons made no hint the grant would be reduced during a recent Adelaide visit. Bardolpi and Butler questioned opportunities to protest.
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South Australia
Gianfurnoon
Laces
Daviee
Lyons
Mr. Bardolpi
Mr. Butler
Presbyterians and Angus Controversy In Sydney Assembly
In a private session the Presbyterian assembly withdrew a motion to require Professor Angus to explain his teachings after a tense discussion. The bar of the assembly had previously called for clarification of his views, but the motion was dropped.
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Thenas
Presbyterie Gederal Meneminy
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Local Hospital Admissions and Society Notes in Adelaide Area
Master Bub Frailisestone and Mrs Peathersious family connected to Goode road report hospital admissions at Pirie Muspilal ses lerquy. Adelaide visitors attend Tennis Ball. patients and progress update from Piety and Pirte Hospitals. Solmon Town Foothill Club secretary notes congratulations for Port Adelaide Club. Mrs Keller and Mrs Kenner visit Adelaide for Baptist Conference. Patrick Jawph Gani dies at Burtlectown. will sworn and probate proceeding granted with estate details pending.
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Cary
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Atherton
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Wheat Prices Rise On Australian Port Markets
The Australian wheat market moved higher with prices up about 14 to 4/8 per bushel on trucks at Port Adelaide and chief outports. Unfavorable Argentine crop reports and covering by shorts supported gains in Liverpool while Winnipeg saw good demand amid improved export outlook. American markets closed steady on dry Argentine weather and rumors of tightening demand for Manitoba wheat.
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Liverpool
Manitoba
London Metal Exchange Quotations and Lead Tin Prices
Lead and tin price movements reported by the Australian Mine and Melale Associatum show soft lead steady spot copper standards and mixed forward quotes. Tin spot rises and forward shifts noted with changes in other metals. overall market listings reflect small increments and declines across copper lead tin futures.
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Car Hit Train at Level Crossing Near Melbourne
In Melbourne on Tuesday a car crashed into a goods truck at a level crossing near Dandenong. William E Doyle a traveller from Black Hook was killed. Stanley Miles a garage owner from Dandenong, also in the car, received bruises and injuries.
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Dandenong
William E. ‘Doyle
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Stanley Miles
Rain Follows Dust Hits Mid-North Crops and Towns
Rain after a dusty spell brought up to two inches in Pirie districts, with varying totals across the Mid-North. Farmers report showers easing parched gardens, washing dust from buildings, and replenishing stock water, while some areas saw light falls and others heavier downpours.
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Tenns rank Perry first in global tennis rankings
The article reviews Perry leading the ranking with Quist close behind after a prolific Davis Cup era. It notes Quist’s form, victories over Perry, and mentions rivals from Australia Britain and Germany, including standout players like von Cramm, Vines, Codhes, and others, highlighting historical context and praised strokes.
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Sean Scrawfurd
Job Building Destroyer in Sydney Canberra
A Tuesday report notes a major project clash totaling £800,000 aimed at construction or redevelopment in Sydney and Canberra, detailing the scale and potential impact on local infrastructure and planning timelines.
Farmers Back Referendum Over Wheat Marketing Powers
Adelaide reports farmers prefer lower interest rates and government controls over wheat marketing and support a referendum. Wheatgrowers seek excise powers and government action via the Commonwealth to regulate marketing, with debates on bank loans and mortgage relief amid a push for national economic reform and farm aid.
Railway exam order deferred in Adelaide
The Commissioner of Railways says that re examination of employees under instruction 12 of Weekly Notice 30/36 is deferred pending trial. Automatic re exams will be limited to those recently issued or amended since last checks. A central committee meeting will discuss the reply tonight ahead of another meeting on Sunday.
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Australian Railways Union
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South Australian Centenary Jubilee Plans Reported
Meeting notes detail committees reporting progress for Pirie Jubilee celebrations in South Australia. Discussed were tickets decorations and banners street pageants and a 400 allotment for Queen sub-committees. Also planned were concerts prizes and a double ceremony at the Jubilee opening with RSL connections.
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Japan trade dispute stalls negotiations in Canberra
Talks between Sir Henry Gullett and Japanese Consul-General K Mure led to a proposed settlement that the federal cabinet rejected. Ministers stated Australia cannot agree to Japan’s demands and warned the deadlock could continue if Japan persists in an unsatisfactory stance.
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