Tambellap Road Board Sets Traffic and Road Plans
The Tambellup Road Board met on Saturday to discuss heavy traffic regulations, proposed road grants, and valuation methods. It endorsed Department proposals with farmer tax relief, debated loan plans, and considered urgent road works and hospital funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Crawford
Trathan
Birt O'Brien
Parker
Johnston
Bunce
Parnell
Tunney P.P.A
Nymbup
Crawford
F. W. Upton
Rupee
K. Upton
Katanning Operatic Society Seeks New Productions and Members
The Katanning Operatic Society held a Thursday meeting with President Ross Anderson in the chair and good attendance. The annual report was read and confirmed. it was unanimously decided to proceed with a production for show week. C A Cleese was named producer and conductor. Communication with the honorary secretary Erle Jay is requested to start preparations. Officers elected included President Jost Anderson and vice presidents A Thormon MLA and HL V Hirske. committees and new members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katanning Operatic Society
Ross Anderson
St Wer
Angers
C. A. Cleese
Erle Jay
Jost Anderson
A. Thormon
M.L.A
HL. V. Hirske
Rowe Anderson
Pope
Edwards
Sheridiy
Deeck
Sheridan
Aton
D. Pu
Australian trade balance mystery and loan effects
A London Times analysis outlines a puzzling Australian trade balance with imports exceeding exports by about £40,000,000 over three and a half years. It explains that accounting for invisible trade like capital movements and interest shows no true imbalance, citing 1819 20 export surpluses and wartime loan receipts as context.
Australia’s London loans and the gold standard gap
The piece argues Australia ran visible surpluses by selling more to London than buying, while borrowing on Government accounts in London. It links this to a lack of automatic gold standard, exchange distortions, and reluctance to transfer money, forcing higher local interest rates and London loan reliance.
Trade and loan effects on early 1920s Australian exports
Calculations trace Commonwealth and State loan operations in the London market from 1919 to 1923 and their impact on Australia’s export surplus. The analysis shows an average export surplus for 1919–22 offset by annual requirements to service former loans and investments, suggesting no true net export surplus of about £4 million per year. It discusses policy options, exchange rates, and the role of the Commonwealth Bank and Reserve Bank in stabilizing or adjusting the exchange regime amid capital movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
State Joan
London
Ncver
N.S.W
Bawra
Australe
Wade
Merralia
Palley
Commonwealth Bank
Bnetand
Leandon
Inflation and currency plans debated in Australia and London
The article discusses potential approaches to currency stability between Australia and Britain, including the Commonwealth Note and its possible effects on inflation. It notes opposition to new notes and the risk of inflation, while examining implications for exchange rates, gold imports, and policy alignment with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calia
Liem
London
Hutton
Austell
Great Britain
Sud
Prillon Australie
Exchange on Australia Wool Trade Talks at Victoria
A high level discussion in Melbourne featured Sir William McBeath and Sir James Cooper with Sir John McWhie and other officials of the Victorian Savings Bank and Commonwealth representatives. The talks centered on exchange rates for wool and remittance difficulties hindering Australian merchants. Efforts aimed to stabilize the exchange system and restore direct remittance flows to Australia amid high rates and liquidity constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Ready
Victoria
John McWhie
Wilson
William McBeath
Ax Commonwealth
Board At Trade
Australia
Recon
Nales
Trybme
Anker
Sontraligiy
Retianins
Aone Atyerttnyy
Gary
Artitude TV
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Tambellup Hotel
Shaw, Tambellup Proprietrass
ESSEX
J. A. Bessen
Tambellup
Dalgety and Co, Limited
Buick Cars
Richard Purser and Co
International Machinery
Texaco Motor Visa
Etalion
East Side
J. A. Harvey
Halbert Service
Mallock Bros
Perth
Massy-Harris Machinery
Ap,a. Insurance Company
Tambellup Farmers Co-operative (O., Ltd
V. J. Holtham, Mona
G. W. Trathan
City Mutual Fire Tountaner
Hawler, Fruit Trees
Oy. Limited
Thor
W. E. Cadd
Tambelluo
S—Hiter Smith & Co
Ford
Gibbs, Bright and Co
Commercial Union Insurance Co. Ltd
National Mutual Life Assurance Co., Limited
Gnowangerup and District Co-operative Co., Limited
General Storekeefers
Essex Bix
Sunshine Farm Machinery
Gramophones
Dore
Pelaco Goods
General Drapers
Earth
F. Dobson
Phofte 2
G. A. Parry, Gnowangerup
A.M.P. Society
the Assurance
Australian Provincial Assurance
Dodge Hee
Dependable
Henry Wills and Go
Maryis Scarf-Sandovers Ltd
Tritiel Wallis Tractor
Massey Harris Co., Ltd
Millars Fhuher and Teading Cay
Gnowangerup
Pj, Moran
Tambellap Road Board
Great Southern
Tambellup-Onterup
Main West
Crosby
Broomehitt
Paul Valley
Benson
Hodby
Tidgerup-Toolbramup
Tamberlup
Road Board
Roads Board Association
Friendly Court of Appeal
Mra. K. Sheridan
Australian Exchange
B. M. H. Lloyd
Aame
Sie
Omer
Awateaila
Tunis
Plaistowe’s
Plaistowe
N. Lawson
Clyde Street
Katanning
G.P.O
Bellevue
Chicmé
Exchange
Bayer
Chas. H. Gray
SYATR
Herald" Chambers
King George
Railway
Albion
Woodanilling Hotel
Mytoriets
Gerage
A. Ratclire
W. Becker
Liahie
Aire
Steoml
Baldwin
J. W. Bateman Drapers and Mercers
Austral Terrace
Dumbleyung
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