Tariff fears hit Australian farming and press
A letter voices alarm at proposed high duties on imported goods, machinery, kerosene, and spirits. It warns rural life and local industry would suffer, raising costs for farmers, builders, and publishers, with newspapers facing higher newsprint prices and potential job losses.
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Trey
Packasen
Troy
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Une Ian
Asarist
Jeoyarise sUift
Ag Regarda
Nut Xa
Ducati
Great Britain
Canada
The Pinesy Club Tennis Day At Taralga
The Pinesy Club hosted a Sunday tennis event at Taralga with around 200 spectators. Secretary Mr Mervineld led with Sergeant Riordan and family assisting. a high class contest stood out as play concluded, promising more district events. The Taralga Band performed, tea was served, and favorable weather complemented the afternoon. Notable players included Parry, Merrifield, Quinn, and others in singles and doubles with several close sets and strong team play.
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Mervineld
Riordan
Taralga
High Tariff Menace and Industry Woes Across Nation
A garbled excerpt rails against high duties, claiming they harm employment and raise costs. It contends that protectionism favors specific manufacturers, increases prices, and stifles industry, undermining fair work and newspaper stability amid inflationary pressures.
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