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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1934
Page
2
Federal land tax returns are required from landholders at midnight on June 30 and absentee owners with specified unimproved values. Forms A and Cx must be used. lodging by August 1 is required, or a penalties applies. Adelaide post office notices remind residents of deadlines and penalties for late lodgment.
An author will attend the Port Pirie Branch on August 15, 18 and 17 to examine the passbooks of depositors whose accounts are kept at the branch. Interest will be entered in passbooks at any time after the date, but depositors are requested to produce or present their passbooks for inspection to reach the branch on or before the stated dates.
Income tax returns for the year ended 30 June 1934 must be lodged with the Taxation Office Adelaide by all salary earners. Government officials Cornish and Deputy Commissioner of Taxation issue the notice dated 6 July 1984. Separate tenders will be received on Saturday August 1 1934 for repairs and external painting at Gladstone Methodist Church with specs available at Mr W L Palmers Shop Main B Street Gladstone.
Miss Eva Grubb has returned to stone from a holiday in the City. Mr P O Connor, warder at Yatcahi Labor Prison, is holidaying at Gladstone. Alan Harris of Gladstone has won first place in Book-keeping No 2 for South Australia, per Mesars Hemingway Robertson. T F Jones of Gladstone, longtime Laura Jockey Club official, will attend the jubilee meeting on August 1 and participate in the Laura Handicap, wearing a red coat he wore during his years as clerk of course.
Royal spring show entries close in AU East with categories for cattle sheep wool horses swine sheaf tossing log chopping poultry pigeons dogs and horse in action events. prize schedules and entry forms available from the undersigned HANGLI J FINNIS secretary Amouth SL Aletaide.
Members are notified that on Monday next the 1st Avy Bust at 8 pm Mr J Ubweand chairs an address on the Federal Dairying Act. attendance is requested by the bureau.
Belalie Women's Branch Agricultural Bureau of S A announces next meeting Tuesday 7 pm at Society's Room Vine Street Jamestown. Discussion: Home life by all members. Paper Honey ants its meses by Mrs A My Sinderenek. CALIA B URCTIAIND, Secretary.
The notice lists Sunday services across denominations in Jamestown and Canowie Bell, including Church of England Evensong at 7 p.m. with Rev. B S. North in Adstone and Rev. Evans in several Baptist and Presbyterian congregations. Also notes Holy Communion at 1 p.m. and evening prayers, with multiple Rev. Evans readings and local timings.
Advertisement in today’s paper calls on persons able to furnish Federal Land Tax returns to file by August 1 1934. Return forms are obtainable from the Federal Taxation Department at Post Office Place Adelaide.
The fly last Saturday featured a team race with four birds per Jett and three locked if a clock error occurred. Participants included J Danlop, F Kelly, C Newman, Chellew, and J Kelly. The event ran from Timinara covering 198 miles in roughly six hours.
Reading scores of birds from April 1 to Angard recorded by James town Sub Branch N U P B A. White Sephorus S Haskard 105 F Kelly 90 F Cundy 75 OH Lines 3 8 Australorps C Ho Lines 3 8 C Kelly 60. All Winter Test results to be announced next week.
On Tuesday night July 31 the North Bunlaber Literary Society held its annual magazine evening. Members contributed pieces read aloud with previous years’ magazines displayed by the secretary. The event was described as very interesting and valuable for future years. The next Society gathering is a social evening on August 14 with items, supper, and a dance.
Hill View Speed Coursing Club staged a meeting Monday with M. McKeough as judge and J. J. Kern as starter. Prizes awarded in Hill View Stakes first £6 second £3. Final winner was Happy Jim with other placings listed across heats and miscellaneous races including Novice hurdles and flat events.
Lester's Talkies at Jamestown Institute features Warner Bros. and First National Pictures The Kehorl Mystery Case with Willam Powell as Philo Vance. Mystery drama from Van Dine plus comedy Havana Willows with Monden Farrell Kibbee Talbot. Australian News Reel and cartoons accompany the program.
In the fourth round Jamestown visits Georgetown and Caltonte hosts Aladstone. Lineups list Glaistone M. Read captain, J. Page vice, with reserves H. Henderson and others. Georgetown features F. Page and A. Cockburn among many Noonan entries. A semi final is noted for Rawblers v Belalle North at Yarckowie, with delegates meeting at Boogoolie Hotel Gladstone. Harris medal awarded to G. E. Fletcher of Gladstone. K. Evans runner-up. Final scheduling sets Gladstone as premiership host.
Northern Division by election calls seven candidates for plebiscite pre selection by Liberal and Country League delegates. Listed are PB C Anderson R J Carter B C Deland P J Kilderry A L McEwin D Mensies W P Nicolls. Returning Officer is Mr Ben Weston of Digelat Brook. The late Hon W Mor i's vacancy prompts the by election.
Gazette notice states under the Dairy Industry Act 1928 certain districts including Flinders Quorn Orroton Morgan Yongala Mannarie and Tarcowle are subject to the act but dairy farms within these areas are exempt from licence fees. The notice refers readers to the Government Gazette for full particulars.
Farmers who have not sold last season's wheat welcome higher prices offered by merchants and millers over recent weeks. Jamestown prices show increases across multiple dates, with drought in North America driving overseas firming. World supply and demand suggest only a slight drop would raise prices, as Minister A. P. Blesing spoke on wheat at Gladstone Friday night.
A premiership game is scheduled for tomorrow at Gladstone with Crystal Brook as the opponent. The lineup includes captains Gale and Masters among several players with reserves listed as Hoars Hobbs Lind Bay and others, reflecting a detailed club roster.
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