Far West Children's Health Scheme Camp At Manly
December 27 event brings 170 children from Qivunaland border towns to Manly for three weeks as part of the Far West Health Scheme anniversary effort. Camp aims to provide meals, medical and dental care, and holiday relief for underprivileged youngsters with costs exceeding 200 pounds to fund. Synpathisers urged to donate cash or goods to the General Secretary in Sydney.
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Childry
Par West
North Weeder
Manly Beach
Qivunaland
Mungind
Kelly Ree
Cobar
Poonvarie
Wisin
Bourke
Manly Publics
Far West Children's Health Scheme
Manly
AL Manly
Farewesterm
Northewestern
Trmisust
Far West
Mice
Savings Bank
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
War Service Homes Devaluation Debate and Loan Reforms
Canberra discusses whether to write down war service homes values. The plan would mainly benefit a small group of buyers, with 60,000 eligible and 38,812 homes already allocated. Critics warn devaluation imposes costs on taxpayers and may not aid unemployed purchasers, while reforms shift to income-based payments and extended loan terms to aid soldiers becoming homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
ALF
Swix
Institut Una
Commission
Commonwealth
Fivele
Australian price debate in Wheat legislation sparks House clash
The weekly Bulletin of the Australian Country Party reports a bitter House of Representatives clash over an Australian price for primary products, notably wheat. Proponents argue it stabilizes rural incomes while critics claim biased protection favors non primary interests and raises costs for consumers and growers alike. The piece notes world parity concerns, regional price schemes, and the impact on Queensland and New South Wales flour costs amid broader economic tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayn
Australian Country Party
House of Representatives
Australia
Austral
Labor Party
New South Wales
Queensland
Wool trade outlook uncertain despite large Australian wool sales
The report notes Australia has shipped over 1,200,000 bales of wool since the year's sale opened though US demand has weakened. It cites stricter Europe trade, diminished overseas orders, and a 30 percent drop in wool used in mills from January to August 193X, while Japan and Europe influence world prices. It suggests markets may firm as sellers adjust, but hope for last season's levels appears unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Arterwan Mills
Australie
Ihervtolniy
Ikilues Nu
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
United States
America
Australia
Royal Automobile Courtty Weekly News Summary
Slow moving vehicles cause hazards on highways as drivers ignore signals and overtake unsafely. Roads and Tours Committee of the RA.C.A. plans safety precautions for touring holidays, gathering highway reports to help motorists avoid bad stretches and detours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roads and Tours Committee
Ra.c.a
Abe
World market notes hint at inflation and trade shifts
Reports from England show modest improvement while Continental factors press prices on wool and taps. Demand from Europe for manufactured goods slowly rises though production remains limited. Analysts foresee fluctuating trends as political and supply factors shape the outlook this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
England
Bradford
Europe
Tate and Supplies
Furl of the route disrupted by stormy conditions and events
The article notes frequent road weariness and surface issues on routes as storms affect traffic. RAC tests reliability at untreated surface sections. New Year dances planned at RALCA with a Cha art dance and trophy prizes. Judy members invited. Road Service stations report on prices and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
G P Wall Agency Promotes Farm Machinery and Services
G P Wall, agent for T Robinson & Co, advertises Royal Headers and Big E harvesters, John Deere tractors, Southern Cross windmills, separators, gates, cultivators, discs and paints. Also supplies driving chains oil bearings insurance and wheat sacks. Located opposite F Wellington? per the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Wall
Agen
T. Robinson & Co., Ltd
Royal Headers
John Deer
Southern Cross
Tyre Advances Boost Driver Safety and Performance
Modern safety gains come from improved tyre design and materials. The new G3 Alle Weather tyre, released by Gondgeme engineers, offers wider flatter tread with more contact area, distributing load and wear to increase traction and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toalay
Perstentay
Alo
Gondgeme
Highways to Melbourne Now Passable After Floods
Flood waters on Princes Highway at Rosedale have receded and the route is passable. The Muine Highway section near Bowraig is in better order after reconstruction, reducing detours for motorists planning travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Rosedale
Bowraig
Bennison the watchmaker and jeweller on Percy Street
F Bennison is a practical watchmaker and jeweller located opposite Bowling Green on Percy Street, offering repair and sales services. Information focuses on his trade and address as a point of reference for customers.
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F. Bennison
Bowling Green
Percy Street
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Barton
Alington
Dr. Morse
WAR Service Homes
Committee of Inquiry
Tatiok
British Empire
Representationa
Bulky Sa! OF
Woon R
Royal Automobile Coury
BAMA
Adviney
Howe Moxing
Hueewan
RAC
Arte
Cabaret Anche
Goodyear Marcin
Goodyear
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