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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
1
Early orders for Christmas are encouraged as Barnes Ban VALUE showcases fresh goods and careful service. The list includes sacks of flour sugar and a wide range of fruits, nuts, preserves, beverages, and Arnott's biscuits with prices and package sizes.
Chairman A E B Thomas outlined the Wheat Board stance on applying the Buyer Acquisition Act to the wheat industry in Toowoomba. He said government protection for growers may be extended, noting Victoria's sales tax relief and NSW flour and sack tax as precedents.
Australia’s second test team was announced in Sydney with Woodfull as captain and Bradman likely to play if doctors approve. Oxenham’s chance to tour appears slim while Larwood faces possible retirement after his injury and continued pain.
Brisbane records a heated committee stage as Mr. Hytnay argues for amending the Architecture Act to reimpose a 44 hour week via the Industrial Court with power to fix wages and hours. The bill faces strong opposition over potential impacts on industry and union rights.
A lengthy eight day hearing over the canal dispute between Bulvitera Spite and G Hudson ended with a verdict for the defendant. The case charged illegal British preference and sought damages for alleged wrongful infacement to invoke a contract with three farmers. Judgment entered for the defendant with costs. application for stay denied as the plaintiff refused to provide security for costs.
In parliament today Premier W P Smith announced the Income Tax Amendment Act passed last week extends the exemption for each child under 16 to include invalid children over seven who are wholly dependent on the taxpayer. Mr Daniel argued the concession cannot extend to all unemployed dependent children.
Wheat movement into Queensland from New South Wales reports 7500 bags yesterday and 6640 today transhipped to Queensland by trucks. Four special and two ordinary trains were sent on Tuesday with three more today. A further 69 tons expected to arrive tomorrow.
The Prime Minister announced Cabinet backing for Mr. Parkhill’s plan to seek overseas markets for primary production in Mertham Territory. It calls for private enterprise under safeguards to invest in cattle, mining, and other ventures, plus an inquiry into land leases and cattle stocks.
Five hundred passengers aboard the liner Savoia witness Amatrude brave a 70 foot rope leak repair above turbulent seas as a manned crew fights to seal the leak. A court driven by industrial reform may redefine employer worker standards and wage equality across industries.
An early 20th century shop ad lists ties in various colors and patterns including floral art silk, wool cashmere half-hose, and silk tourist shirts. Prices range from a few pence to several shillings, with items such as dressing gowns, bristle brushes, leather belts, and men’s handkerchiefs offered in multiple sizes and designs.
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