In the Council Protest Over Federal Landing Policy
In council yesterday, Hawken moved adjournment to protest federal policy blocking six makers from landing. Hawker denounced the action as political earthworm governance while Pilcher argued the court could remedy if wronged. The motion was defeated by voice vote.
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Hawken
New USA
Hawker
Commonwealth
Whee
Pilcher
Dangar
Sydney
Melbourne
Debated tariffs touch bread and fodder duties in assembly
In the assembly, MPs clashed over suspending branding orders to tackle a resolution for temporary relief on bread and fodder duties. The debate featured claims of shortages, price impacts, and calls for parliamentary referendum amid party splits and threats of extended sessions.
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Fromier
Sydney
Lstvet
Hayes
Carrashera
Parliament in Turmoil Amid Rowdy Evening Debates
The House faced uproar as members shouted and traded barbs during a contentious session. Ministers repeatedly cried for order while divisions and bells punctuated the hour, with clashes near blows as the Treasury Bill stalled amid protests and procedural maneuvers.
Assembly Debates and Bills in Opening Session
In the assembly Hawken moved adjournment to discuss lamp care, debates followed on Pastures Protection, Wine Adulteration, Fisheries, Mining on Private Lands, and Registration of Firms. Carruthers urged drought relief and importation of breadstuffs and fodder with safeguards. Webster moved an amendment to ensure affordable prices. Major items passed readings and committee steps, with notes on local petitions, harbour matters, and a public lecture on oratory.
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Bond
Kim
Matlon
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Webster
Treasury
Richmond Bridge
Redding Osea
SICK BABLES IN SUMNER Bia Goring and the arvt entirelmasaat
Fragmentary lines describe chaotic events in Sumner with references to Bia Goring, Parlor Brew, and ongoing disputes. The garbled text hints at a public notice or community brief noting troubles and possible delays, with scattered quotes about dealers and dates.
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Bia
Goring
Sumer
The Trend of Legislation and Labour's Shift in NSW
An analysis argues that Labour's social legislation has not fully benefited workers. It notes rising worker discontent, union leadership tensions, and a pushback against strikes. The piece warns of a levelling down in wages and conditions as employers adapt, with mixed gains in some sectors alongside broader apprehension about socialist policy.
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Unete
Morehan
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Aledge
Etree
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Alew
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Mon
Wien
Bitheria
Tta
Luis
Uapayer
Fouud
Orst
Induetelimty Institute
Pep
Factori¢E
New Bown Wales
Tims
Unemployed and Wage Struggles in Labour Debate
A critical piece argues that higher wages push bread prices and living costs onto consumers, while unemployed workers remain in hardship. It cites arbitration outcomes raising wages, price shifts, and calls for more work creation, warning of political Labour failures and the need for market stability to reduce unemployment. It also notes a Waverley council effort to improve Sunday tram service and a public meeting with local leaders to address transport issues.
Zam-Buk Ointment Advertised as Vegetable Based in Australia
Zam-Buk is promoted as an ointment free from animal fat and entirely vegetable. It is claimed to heal cuts burns boils skin ailments and muscular complaints. A sample is offered upon request with address details provided.
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Pacific Cable Debate Stirring Political Controversy
London dispatch reports a hailed Pacific cable plan linking Manila and Austria via Vancouver to Fanning Island. Arguments question legality of laying cable during wartime and who would command a defense if war with America occurred. Officials discuss route near British and American possessions and potential implications.
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Overseer Notes Water Board Estimates and Costs
The overseer for the Mewmen Courolle koop observes Water and Sewerage Board work in Upper Spil Foul. He records precise times and tasks on a water main project, notes foremen hours, and reports that a payment of 14 pounds was sent to the Board. He questions the W and W price as excessive and suggests reductions. The council warns that if advances are not recovered, repairs will be funded by the ratepayers.
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Newcastle committee censures tender and cost claims
Newcastle branch committee of the ALBA NSW attacks the tender for public works. It alleges inflated costs, delays, and misleading figures tied to Harrison and Sullivan. calls for scrutiny by the Minister and urges a fairer estimate with accountability for plant sale and profits.
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Unclear fragment hints at cabinet shakeup or illness
Fragmentary text mentions Mr Wise and Mr Wao discussing a rumor of a minister from the Cabinet with possible illness or removal. It notes consultations and a plan to take a complete rest for several months and recuperate on a new trip, with duties of Attorney General during absence.
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Government considers recall of Abe Pel Liou and land tax query
The document outlines a proposed recall action and asks whether the government may seize or confiscate assets as a response. It notes officials including Sparkw, Angus, and THilcirret and references His Excellency the Late Governor and Thomas Charles Patterson Wormerty. It discusses a steamer Suckenflei and the Navigation Department and cites a May 39 Government Gazette. It reports on federal ministers and incomes taxed under a 18% act and exemptions for fretty taxation.
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