Flour Tax Case Declared Valid By High Court
In Melbourne a flour tax act was declared valid by the High Court. Justices Rick, Starks, and McLean presided as the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation for New South Wales argued the case. The matter concerns unpaid taxes and the Crown’s claim against a Camperdown company. The court noted ultra vires concerns but upheld the act’s validity. Tax obligations and potential payments to the Tax Department were discussed as several flour millers faced the prospect of paying the assessed tax unless appeals intervene.
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Taane Ec
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W. B. Marin
Camperdoin
Vax
Askio
Ance Aimemenent Ark
Act of We
Deriog
Utwan
Serdar
Serdar Thas
Baxere
New South
Perry Counell
Bad For Books At Park Incident Review
A garbled park scene report references a group called the Redewinners and mentions a dispute over a book market. The text is unclear but suggests concerns about forms and possible community bids or protests. Names, dates, and locations are not discernible.
Several Changes Unio Team to Play Week 2
Marienact WF Micka sind 6 the tate.Vietorne by UB at the ney Gpors Ground this afternoon. Comte winger received wn ingey 40m & klok soon after the match start. Michal out the appestte swing troubled by wx injury re pressed at the second match mainta Ravid Wales at Urrcbane. Aste influenza illness. Ovoke struck in forehead by an opposing plase ebow. Injury time limited play as Weone injured and Radewollen noted pain.
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Living prospects for cattle industry in Central Australia
Darwin report notes potential living standards and improvements for cattle stations in Central Australian area. It highlights cheaper zonal rounds, absence of inter-state restrictions, and the need to adopt modern herd practices. Emphasizes benefits from grade herd formation and scrub control to lift productivity.
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Darwin
Anatinlle
W. K. Clough
Cemalery
Trade Talks With Japan Advance in Canberra
Canberra reports ongoing two day negotiations between Australia and Japan overseen by Dr. RC Menzies and WM. Aksbuina. The new agreement aims to replace the expired pact of June 30 and cover broader maritime and trade terms as both sides seek a swift conclusion amid wartime tensions.
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Canberra
Wedatsang
Australia
Japan
Duper
Aksbuina
RC Menzies
Athana
Debated National Insurance Probe Moves to Parliament
In Canberra, Wednesday, the House defeated the Government motion to appoint a parliamentary committee to investigate all aspects of national insurance. Labour opposed the move, fearing delay. the Opposition signaled plans to press for a review while the Government pledged to proceed with changes and support from the Country Party. The session raised questions on timing and inquiry scope.
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Committee OF Inquiry
Canberra
Wedivenday
House of Keytreseh
Moion
Wamlars
HLA
Tia
Indienon
National Insurance
Frederick Blow
Duke of Kent Bringing Staff To Australia
Reported discussion in Parliament as the Duke of Kent plans to bring staff to Australia. MPs debate landing permits, Governor-General remarks, and potential job impacts for Australian workers amid funding and infrastructure concerns.
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Duke of Kent
Australia
Guba Reaches Cocos Island News Report
Fragmented report notes Guba reaching Cocos Island in the Indian Ocean. Turbulent weather and a misread vessel path hint at a possible sighting from Batavia via Chetan Island. Captain Taylor is to report the implications to British and Australian governments.
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Indian Ocean
Aly x
Chriss Talon
Captatsn Taylor
Belgrave Square Shooting Trial Details Emerge in London
Court testimony recounts a shooting near Belgrave Square as Duchess of Kent entered her car. Witnesses describe a suspect pursued by police, with statements about a bicycle, a tram, and a firearm. The case centers on Vin cent Lawlor, a welder, facing charges linked to the incident and a related garden party.
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Gondon
Scotland Yard
Australia House
Caiub
Vincent Lawlor
Belgrade Square
Atkalla
Waler
Joe Tiricar
Conatame
Dickie
Belgrave Square
Duchees
Kent
Witnens
Lima
Witon
Hip ‘Duchoe
Meldotirne
Vineet Lawlor
Rauywisk
Melbourne
Tex Vanilirlas
Abel Stu
Refugee Doctors For Country Hospitals
Ambiguous report notes refugee doctors from Europe would be placed in country hospitals. It mentions Mrimane and a BMA discussion. The piece cites assurances of qualifications and readiness to work, claiming MLA accord and potential immediate appointments.
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Troy
Ite
King and Queen Delay Visit to Detroit Tour
Reported travel disruption noted as King and Queen toured Detroit with a late arrival due to relay issues. Windsor authorities coordinated security and officials across jurisdictions as the royal party proceeded, pausing briefly at the border and gathering crowds.
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Ontario
Royatly
Detroit
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Mocherrity
Russell
Windsor
New York
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Rehiyan
Regues
Department of Lab
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Ningars
United
No Panic Ex Ex Survivor Recounts Thetis Submarine Terry
Surviving stok er W H Arnold describes chaotic minutes after Thetis disaster in account to Lawton reporters. He recalls escape attempts, crew efforts, and grim choices as the hull flooded and officers coordinated a desperate bid to reach safety. The interview includes wider remarks from House of Lords statements on rescue attempts and royal tributes.
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Don
Ieee
Jane Shaw
Eammell Lain Eepert
Savira Hy Tie
Arnold Reptad
Tubmarine
House OF Lords London
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Admiralty
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Gevonport
Bisaster
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Stanhope
Numela
Cameell Laird
Cape Trenkaye
Cape Towtt
Unose
Hye Theis
Jeondalrnce
42 Months For Cat Burglar NRIABANE
A persistent cat burglar Leste Tracy, 23, was arrested after a cordon of 36 Delice surrounded Esmiton district early this Tossing morning and he pleaded guilty to theft. He was sentenced to 15 months with prior time served on record, amid reports of a long criminal history and ongoing police attention.
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Wedemany
Tracy
Esmiton
Tracy Ie
Tauipe
Bathfurt
Wool Classers Award BluesnAn Erupts in Court
A federal hearing addressed whether employers could pay a wool sorter for combined duties while wages were based on weekly units. The union argued the basis must follow the award units, noting a shed with under 13 000 fleeces processed per 1000 should not alter prescribed rates. The case centered on payment for extra duties and the union’s interpretation of the award provisions.
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Stusser
Merry
Elaine
Jane
Elessere
Union
Japanese Threat and Arrests Stir London News
A confused dispatch reports Japanese threats amid alleged violations of the Anglo Japanese treaty. British workers in Shanghai and mutterings of Pearl River shipping stoppage are cited, with a British employee Mr Tinker allegedly abducted by Chinese agents. A wave of border clashes and patrols near Manchuria is noted, including Japanese frontier patrols and German naval involvement, with tense exchanges and bayonet confrontations described.
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London
Anton
Patahen
Hunchun
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Shanghai
Ariewatt
Dayanon Naval
Tinkers
Dr Brown Trails by 30 Votes in Brisbane Rally Totals
Brisbane report shows Dr Brown trailing by thirty votes with Thompson and Yorn of Nibedt in Gregory noted as observers. Clarity is limited but references Dr Brown securing 12 out of a likely total, while Dr Brown remains a focal point amid unclear figures.
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Nibedt
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Australian Loan Market Seen Weighing On Treasury
The Financial Times reports the market is not yet ready for heavy deals as digestion of regional issues continues. London markets react to mixed signals from Britain’s defense and economic policy while near term prospects remain uncertain for expansion and public finance.
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London
Financial Timex Express
Performing Rights Debate At Sydney Assembly
Debates in the Australian House of Representatives centered on establishing a framework for performing rights. Ministers denied claims that certain members supported drastic actions, labeling those complaints as unfounded allegations.
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Jowe Owen
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