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Newspaper

Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jul 15, 1931

Page

1

Australia and Canada Trade Treaty Benefit to Queensland

The Canadian Australian trade treaty tabled in Parliament would let Queensland sell a large share of its surplus canned pineapples to Canada and extend benefits to Malaysian and peanut growers. Australian producers would gain from revised preferences on various goods, including timber and agricultural gear, with Canada preserving some tariffs on other items. The plan aims to divert trade toward the Dominions, offering specific duty arrangements and limitations on Canadian imports.

Canberra House of Representatives Parker Moloney Nto Queensland Erba Jreburn Eer Austra Ganiuda Iti Dea Sedt Co Canada United States Australia Canna Jaduatrien Uooeeralons Caneias Ly Austin Praforiatdal Ted Butes Wurlstorgy Uli Iim Che Fordign Canadian “Industries Geal Mir Parka Maloney Abdul Ygoin Whitly Yale Ore Doe Anata Mintendo la Mates Hap Nuvere, Olla, and Yulu Inc

Mungana Case Set for Monday Hearings In Brisbane

Attorney General announces the Mungana case will be set down for Monday in Brisbane with Justice Henchman presiding if possible. The article notes potential judges, health issues, and procedural arrangements affecting the hearing in a detailed, period-voice briefing.

Brisbane N. F. Macgroarty Justice Henchman

France Prepares for War Mobilisation Signals Reported

London dispatch notes likely war prep in France with orders for general mobilisation, reserve officers of the air corps called up, and Paris police to form a security department under Guichard as war looms. Bris bane reports Japan may buy Australian butter if prices fall, with wheat and meat consumption shifting.

London The Guardian France Ministry For War Firma Air Corea Prefect of Police Department For the Security of Paris M Guichard Guickard

Indictment Brought Against Philip Edward Dafy in Maryborough

Police report an indictment was presented against 17 year old Philip Edward Dafy for the alleged killing of his father Michel Duelys at Goottelle on June 15. The case arose from a charge of wilful murder. the trial referenced earlier was heard last week and the community reportedly held the defendant of good character and not to be to blame.

Maryborough Diuy Tha Philip Edward Dafy Michel Duelys Gootelle Dusty Aniliit

Unclear OCR fragment on tariffs and markets in Australia

Fragmented text discusses tariff restrictions and expected market effects. It mentions Australia and Canada with figures in pounds and revenue items from fruits wine and tobacco, but the passage is garbled and hard to interpret. No clear event or date is identifiable.

Gold In Slugs From Canoona Field Rush Near Rockhampton

A Rockhampton party returns from Canoona with 75078. of gold from one day's work near a sensational claim. Names Mears, Woods, Wilyou, Arnold, Melherney among those involved. They deposit the gold at Commonwealth Bank and plan to push claims as prospects spread across unprospected country.

Rockhambeton Rockhampton Canoona Queensland Wilyou Arnold Melherney Sanvana Tockhampton Commonwealth , Bank Commonwealth Bank J. -H-Salmon Mount Cassidy

Censure motion in Canberra debate over budget tariffs

In the Canberra House debate on the budget a Nationalist member Paterson moved to reduce the first stem of the estimates by £1 to protest customs duties. The Prime Minister Seullbi condemned the amendment as a censure motion. The bill faced party lines as supporters argued for economy while opponents urged tariff reductions. The amendment failed 38 to 4.

Canberra Howe Wr. T. Faterson Z. H. Seullbi Aef Paterson Ufstharer Patersons Autech Beulli Senate R. A. Porishill Algeriminot Porder Becausa D.C Meron Deferee Saat Mundo Latham Jesse Mire Boullin Gag

Robbed shops in Brisbane court case of German immigrant

A 28 month German immigrant pleaded guilty in Brisbane police court to 14 charges of stealing articles from shops. The Crown alleged most property had been sold to unknown persons after his arrival in August. He claimed a good revolver and other items were in his possession. He was sentenced to ten months imprisonment on four counts.

Brisbane Henry Ising Germany Briabane Toewieh Toowadimba Southaul

NSW Savings Bank Reopening Talks Reported in Parliament

Negotiations to reopen the New South Wales Savings Bank were discussed in Parliament today. Officials from the Commonwealth Bank and the NSW government were noted as involved, with statements indicating continued deliberations on restructuring and funding.

Unclear Political Rumors From London Telegraphic Transcripts

Fragmentary notes report whether there is truth to claims of changes in the Agent General for Queenland and Sir Edward, with mention of partial leave for July and possible shifts in government staff as London dispatches discuss the August General’s future role.

Brisbane Yiaidonna Agoubo London Tremier Edward Lar

South Australia cuts government expenditure in current year

A damaged OCR fragment notes a reduction in government spending of 400 000 pounds in the current financial year. Mentions South Australia and a string of garbled terms including Talay The Brenig and Manns. No clear event date or complete names available.

Ade Aline Gompornt

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