Money tight yet plenty of cash for war bonds
Australia faces a cash conversion dilemma as thousands of small bondholders delay converting 4 per cent bonds due December. The Commonwealth Treasury has raised 47 million pounds of the 67 million target, while experts warn lingering indecision could force cash redemptions on December 15. Bondholders can convert at banks, post offices, or through stock exchanges.
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Sydney Stock Exchange
F. O. Steel
Commonwealth Treasury
Earle Page
Dr. Page
Tar Calvan
Australia
Treasury
Alrewty
Page
Money Order
Stock Exchange
Road vs Rail in Harvest Transport Rivalry
A regional discussion warns that heavy lorries carrying harvests compete with rail freight, threatening revenue. It cites Perth tram shifts and suggests modern business methods by the railway to counter private road transport, urging fare balance for farmers and pastoralists. The South Australian Railways example is noted as a successful model.
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Adelaide
Port Victor
Western Australia
Commissioner of Railways
Col. H. Pope
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Foggitt, Jones & Co., Ltd
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Chapman
Auandarce
Gordon Street
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General Commission Agents
Calingiri
Buick
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Fillery’s
Perth
Government Tramways Dept
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Wool Brokers
Buick Motor Cars
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Victoria Insurance Company, Limited
Toopway
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Tooodyay
Victoria Hairdressing and Billiard Saloon
Victoria Hotel
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Selkirk
Pole’s
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SAI
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