03 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
1
Catalog of girls cotton frocks and tub wear in multiple styles and colors. Includes reduced prices on various items such as frocks, tunics, collars, and sleeves, with noted discounts from original prices. Offers range from small children to larger sizes with color and fabric notes.
The readable lines show a garbled reference to regulation timing in Jamins and Uiderwene with a date pattern 1/9 and 1/T 3d. Mentions reduced values or statuses and several misread terms. The legible content is too fragmentary to identify concrete entities or a coherent event.
A compact rundown of furniture reductions shows Licensed dealers slashing prices on oak tables, lounge suites, and cash sales. Several items such as an oak palm finish piece and a three piece lounge set are marked down from higher prices to reduced totals, with dates and figures indicating limited-time offers.
Adelaide Wednesday report quotes Betting Board Chairman Mir J Delley on enforcement difficulties in Queensland. He criticizes police for not applying stiff penalties and notes the public wages and bankmaker issues complicate legal action. Delley urges stronger condemnation and warns against undercutting measures. He cites South Wales outcomes as insufficient deterrence and stresses evidence challenges against bookmakers.
Droughts release figures showing sheep losses surpassing 485 000 in Queensland. The report notes 2 percent of total losses are due to disease and highlights financial strains on merchants and detectives amid enforcement debates. The piece mentions impact on local businesses, press services, and racing federation operations.
BRIGBANE Walmnexay report notes the Third Party Insurance Motor Owners Bill advances amid contentious debate. The assembly treasurer and deputies debated amendments with votes around 40 to 18, addressing vehicle safety, penalties, and applicability to primary produce.
Fragmentary report outlines a political crisis as Cabinet faces duress over Mrs Freer, with Country Party ministers split. Proposals include appointing an independent tribunal to decide her entry or a related matter, amid threats of quitting the government and pressure from Paterson allies. The House and Senate confront questions on the issue, with ministers pressed for access to further information and possible resignations.
Canberra reports progress on a draft trade pact with Japan as Sir Henry Gullett states the government aims for Senate review soon. Provisions include tariff adjustments linked to the existing May 1952 schedule, possible on proclamation, with notes for textile exports and selective embargoes amid broader tariff alignments.
In Parliament the minister announced that Queensland will receive about 30 700 of the Commonwealth relief aid. Dispatch of funds to the state is planned for December and November dates in various schemes. The discussion touched unemployment relief and state contributions, with opposition amendments defeated and government intentions reiterated.
In a parliamentary session at Busdane on Wednesday the Premier faced questions about a new hospitals bill. A division was called by the Leader of the Opposition with votes showing a split outcome. The government whip and ministers debated procedures as the Premier left the chamber after further motions, with divisions continuing under the assembly’s order and the speaker noting the results.
Fragmentary notes describe imported Lantana bugs tested in Brisbane under council oversight for Relentide and Incur ates Research. About 500 specimens were shipped to Brisbane in ten days and released by entomologists. Later samples will be released by local officials.
A Labour government backbench amendment failed by 30 votes as MPs debated eligibility for five year tenure and hospital precepts. The morning move, led by Moore, sought to override provision limiting membership authority, with opposition efforts to attach multiple clauses. The session adjourned amid confusion and ongoing procedural wrangling.
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