Tax Department Notice Dated 8 July 1937
The Commissioner of Taxes and the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation issue a dated public notice on 8 July 1937 detailing tax administration actions and deadlines affecting taxpayers and audits under the tax law.
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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1937
Page
2
The Commissioner of Taxes and the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation issue a dated public notice on 8 July 1937 detailing tax administration actions and deadlines affecting taxpayers and audits under the tax law.
Sale to be held at Cambridge Street Jamestown items include piano, Raycophone electric wireless, mandolin, oak bedroom suite, dining set, double bedframes and spring mattresses, kitchenware, lino floors, 8 day clock, safes, sewing machine, textiles and a broad array of utensils and sundries. Many items detailed with multiple chairs tables and fittings.
Mrs P Cole of Wilmington holidayed at Gladstone with her mother Mrs M A Schmidt. Mr W P O Riley of Mile End spent the weekend at Gladstone. After Saturday's play the Gladstone Golf Club adjourned to the Commercial Hotel to bid farewell to Mr A T Graham who had supported the club for years. Captain N Campbell spoke of his valued services and a token presentation was made. The recipient replied suitably.
The Gladstone Rifle Club held the Third Club Competition on August 21 1937 with good light changes. Top score by H M Pascoe 45 45 9 59 in 10 shots at 600 yards. R R Bone won the sweepstakes 100 points after tiebreak with D A Flavel and M A Osman. Lines and Coe led championship standings with 276 and 275 respectively. Next, the Annual All Day Shoot is set for the following Saturday at 8 am with entries due by 8 pm Friday.
The Gladstone Methodist Hall overflowed on August 12 as the Comrades staged a two part program. The first segment featured a Back to Childhood theme with songs duets and recitations led by Miss K Venning and others including a one act play Our Children. The second half presented a Darkle concert scene with plantation melodies and a Black Persons Cabin play led by Miss Ophelia Miss Ophelia Ophelia and Topay with Miss B Harris Miss F Barrett and Mrs Grivell accompanying.
The North Western Agricultural Society’s 64th Crystal Brook show begins Wednesday September 1 with excellent livestock entries and a full programme of ring events. President A. P. Tucker and Secretary G. W. H. Gale lead efforts to deliver a bigger, brighter show amid grounds improvements. Jamestown shops close for the day and a special train departs at 7.53 am with holiday excursion tickets priced at 4/11.
Prize lists for the Gladstone Spring Show to be held on Friday September 24 are now available from the Areas Express Office. Donors include Mrs A R Turley and Mrs G A Smallacombe for pot plants, Mr Hamilton Smith and Mr F Holst for cut flowers, Mrs W G Cook for best vase Iceland poppies, Mr H B McLachan for best bowl of flowers, and Mr R A Rundle with Mrs E J Eley for fruit vegetables and produce. The Eudunda listing completes the donor pairs.
Farmers Co op Society and H. Clark display fancywork and allcomers while F. Grubb submits the best collection of three varieties. Mrs A Smallacombe and Mrs R H Lines enter fancywork. Laura Milling Co presents Cookery with A C Masters and several ladies listed as exhibitors.
The Independent Order of Oddfellows Manchester Unity held eleven bridge evenings at Memorial Hall Gladstone. J Clancy won the men’s aggregate prize, and alan won the best score on Monday. Mrs P A Bradock edged Mrs C Miller for the ladies’ aggregate, also taking the final night score prize. Leading aggregates include Clancy Osman Maddigan Miller for men and Bradock Miller Leo Leo for ladies. Remarks praise contributions from Mrs M Appleton and others assisting with supper and organization.
The annual Ball at Gladstone Institute on August 19 drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Carnells Port Pirie Orchestra played as orange and lemon decor framed the hall and almond blossoms adorned stage and windows.
The Northern Areas Association final rounds start tomorrow with Georgetown third taking on Crystal Brook fourth. They’ve met three times this season with Crystal Brook winning twice. A strong crowd is expected and Mr. J. Barker will officiate the semi final.
Senator A Badman longtime Federal representative for South Australia offerings himself as a Liberal candidate for Grey in the House of Representatives. He lives in Vacka district where his farm is known for high grade seed wheats and has a record noted by the Liberal and Country League plebiscite for Burra Burra, per the Review.
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