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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
2
Bargains on Smart Tweed Velour and all Reason’s goods with 10 percent off market prices. Remarkably low prices on All Wool Mibbed at two shillings eleven pence and three shillings fourteen pence per pair. Children’s Silk and Wool Books priced per pair. Ladies’ Underwear offered at reduced rates.
A lengthy discourse on constitutional change and imperial governance debates in Australia. The Chief Justice argues about the empire’s development and the governor general’s powers, while Australian leaders defend responsible government and advise the crown. The piece surveys political tension, constitutional theory, and implications for dominion autonomy.
A reader letter to the Advocate thanks the council for a May footpath project on Pieher street. The note laments delays, asserts safety concerns for schoolchildren, and hints at civic duty and local history. The writer signs as Wenbeicd Bec Te West Marity Rion.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a hotel catering event in the Habito area near Vie station and HOG Pets, with scattered names and unclear actions. The text jumps between locations, individuals, and scenes, yielding no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
A letter from a reader named CONSISTENT criticizes county officials and councils for delaying wage adjustments. The writer argues wages must rise with defense costs and questions why employer committees resist raises, suggesting current payrolls threaten cheap patronage and fiscal prudence. The letter urges timely and fair compensation for workers.
The text records Chief Justice HigInbotham’s remarks on instructions to Australian governors. He stresses his views as a private citizen and writes to Lord Bouleford, Secretary of State for the Colonies, noting he is an English politician with colonial interests.
Obituary notes the death of a former Salvation Army officer at 57, a native of Wales Australia now widowed with eight years of service to the Army. She helped adopt a child, Heath, and her funeral at theLoughton conducted by Captain Aenel with a loyally corps service.
Senator Couzens argues for stabilizing workers’ incomes during off seasons by applying a policy used to prop up dividends in good times. He cites manufacturers and railroads as sources of schemes, saying none fully solves unemployment but offer measurable goals. The State Premier is urged to study these ideas.
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