State finances show improved railway revenue outlook
The article reports an anticipated rise in railway revenue Boambly of £500,009 and outlines expectedTreasury measures to reduce overall state deficits from the original £5,000,000. It notes projected lower unemployment relief costs, possible revenue boosts from military and transport reforms, and Commonwealth cooperation to lessen deficits. The forecast includes revised figures for 1932 and comparisons to the current year, with emphasis on fiscal stabilization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Gaull
Leo
Uae
Lnstead
Amtralia
Commonwealth
Tata
Local News and Services in Tumbarumba District
A summary of local notices and changes: hospital staff appointments at Tumbarumba District Hospital with Sister Halen Holewick replacing Maryon Harris, and a resignation in progress. Fiji mission connections noted and staff movements at The Rock School with new assistant teacher appointed. Transport updates include altered weekly mail and passenger schedule to Tumbarumba and surrounding towns, with dispatch changes for Tuesday onward and depots at Cootamundra and Tumut. no change to other days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tumbaruma
Compulsory Training Report Questioned by Officials
A Sydney morning issue reports a Defence Committee recommendation on compulsory training and conscription for unemployed. Major General Bruche in Melbourne dismisses the claim as false, calling the report fantastical and rot. Navy and defence ministers deny any current committee or plan, while ministers and senators voice disbelief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Special Defence Committee
Bruche
Chet
Start
Melbourne
Rutenou
Nefyce
Hegece
Gugberva
Viayer
Residents Prepare for Meeting of Miner Councils Saturday
A fragmented notice describes a gathering of miner councils slated for Sunday in the resist gate city. The announcement notes preparations and a federation alignment, with committee reports and ongoing discussions about federation standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seqcartle
Resist Gate
Todges
Tn Capulpidien
Federation
Tane
Mis a Vera knocked down at central railway gates Tunes
Misa Vera a Sydenham of Newm eps and formerly of VARS was struck by a car at the central railway gates at Tunes on Saturday. She was taken to Dr Cuttle for shock and later to the reed ones at Mr J Britton. In Dentwon Ruel Mrs Sydenham died after health holiday in Grafton and was visiting her sister in Junee on return journey. Dr John K A Hawker, who bought the Adelong practice after Dr HP Martell's death, married Kathleen Wiltshire of Beerley Queensland at St Phillips Sydney on Wednesday June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Vera A Sydenham
John K. A. Hawker
Adelong
HP. Martell
St. Phillips
Church H(t
Sydney
Kathleen Wiltshire
Beerley
Queensland
Obituary notices from Oxlimon and North Wagga deaths
Obituary notices report the death of Hans Satrt Steifsson, 62, a farmer and kvagier, survived by a widow and family. James William McDonald of Unee Road North Wagga died at Wagen District Hoep Mal on Thursday afternoon, aged 24, just months after marriage to Mina Thelma Privs. He fell ill after returning from lunch and died at hospital after medical treatment. He was the son of Mr and Mrs J A McDonald of Oura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Satrt Steifsson
Kvagier
James William McDonald
Unee Road
North Wagga
Wagen
Hoep Mal
Mina Thelma Privs
James Price
Mort Wagen
Menerw Wenk and
Johnston's Foundry
Imperial Air Liner KOEPANG Dawn Survey
Imperial Air Liner KOEPANG reports a dawn survey by Diane Teft and Keepang for a victory in Dar. The article notes calm or crusing conditions over the Tumor Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koepang
Imperial
Diane Teft
Keepang
Darwin
Emergency Landing Delays Hit Darwin Flight
A distressed report from a Darwin bound Imperial Airways aircraft describes a hard landing after battling dead winds and dwindling petrol. The pilot Ms Brackley wirelessed for immediate petrol and oil supplies, stating the plane was damaged and nearing Darwin, about an hour away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergency
Darwin
Imperial
Mathurat Tuland
Brackley
Pe&al
Lawneh
Fire wrecks Liverpool Street building. several saved
A top floor blaze at a Liverpool Street building trapped a man, his wife, and daughter, but they were rescued by firefighters. The caretaker John Shepherd and a child were among those removed as flames swept the structure causing considerable damage and bright shows of heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydshy
Sumvrany
Phnson
Liverpool Street
Wee Ogrty
Thin Toring
John Shepherd
Tie Wife
Lad
Fire damages Albury store. losses rise to thousands
A blaze at a Mawkiwa store in Albury early Friday damaged the shop and caused estimated losses of several thousand pounds. The fire started in the storeroom and spread to the general sales area, with authorities tackling the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mawkiwa
Albury
Bargain Ladies and Gents Clothing Sale Adverts
A bygone sale listing a wide range of women and men garments and fabrics with deep discounts. Items include wool vests, corsets, coats, dresses, hats, hosiery, shirts, trousers, undergarments, and bed linens with prices and special offers for Ladies and Children's wear, men’s wear, and home textiles. Numerous items feature yardage prices and century-old shopping language.
New Season Coats and Overcoats At Great Prices
Promises a wide selection of stylish coats, including tweed, plush velour, and mohair blends. Highlights feature garments for men with sizes and varied price points, urging early visits and mail orders for best choice and freight terms.
Balbo Heads Rome Chicago Air Tour Via Amsterdam and London
Italian air minister Balbo plans a 1929 Rome to Chicago flight routed through Amsterdam, Londonderry, Teeland, and Canada. Pellegrini, Longo, and Balbo will oversee segments and a formal reception in New York. The journey aims to showcase Italian aviation progress and connect Rome with Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Halboy Ai Atvelipa
Weticie
Chfewsa
Amsterdam
Londonderry
Teeland
Canada
Balbo
Pellegrint
Longo
Luke Pyet
Bylbo
Greg Trom
Roogavelt
Taxation in Australia and council measures
Fragmented OCR reads like a summary of Australian taxation plans for the next year. Mentions population, states including New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia and Western Australia with references to rates or schemes. Details are garbled and uncertain but indicate nationwide tax discussion across multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South
Queensland
South Australia
Austraia
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Imperial Air Liner
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