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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
9
A long reader letter discusses free trade versus protection, unemployment, and economic policy. It questions the impact of tariffs on world affairs, laments joblessness, and defends worker wages while urging national debate. The writer signs as a secretary in Baltimore.
The speech discusses trade policy and protectionism arguing that tariffs protected domestic industry and kept prices from collapsing after wartime shifts. It cites Australia’s reliance on primary products like wool and wheat and warns against free trade undermining factories and employment.
A dated economic note argues for lower interest rates to spur private enterprise and reduce unemployment. It urges Treasury bill finance, abolition of the properly super tax, and quick conversion of overseas loans, contending these steps would ease borrowing costs and lift the economy from a low mood.
A letter from Paul Caeyne, secretary of the A. M. D. League, denounces protectionist policy and tariffs on wheat in Australia. He recounts historical shifts from duty to free list, criticizing Dibbs and protectionists for deceiving the public and robbing consumers, urging moral accountability. The piece cites the Year Book’s tariff history and argues for free trade to protect farmers and the public interest, signed by G. Huie.
Mumbil defeated Stuart Town by 18 runs at Mumbil on Sunday December 17 1933 in the W.D.C.A Cup match. Stuart Town bowled well by T Peacock and K Smith each taking five wickets. Petersen and Davis top-scored for Mumbil with 49 and 41 respectively, while Davis held up the innings as the home side passed Stuart Town total.
A fragmentary scene features a character admiring a beauty product named Creme Charmonan. The dialogue hints at glamour, youth, and allure as the mirror reflects a desire for flawless appearance. Substantial OCR errors obscure full details but center on cosmetics and charm.
The Snow Ball Effect shows Wellington’s Boomerang Week stirring broad enthusiasm. Organiser Breechimore reports growing support from unlikely sources as March 10 25 2004 draws near with plans for stronger engagement and community mood.
A fragment discusses Douglas Social Credit and postwar currency ideas. Mentions W. 5. Gilbert and a new money plan proposed after the war, noting its impact on mood and economy. Intended as a historical clipping capture of economic theory debates.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a group dreaming of buying power and a national dividend to fund a collective spree. It contrasts imagined wealth with the fragility of money and hints at a planned scheme led by a central figure, Douglas, whose role and trust are questioned as the plan unravels.
The fragment hints at a financial discussion where dividends and free money are linked to value. It implies that when dividends are unrestricted, money loses intrinsic value, suggesting a critique of monetary policy or wealth distribution dynamics.
Western District notes wish Scouters Kovare Scouts Habs and all group members a happy Christmas and prosperous New Year. The National Group Committee will cease using the Scout Hall for public functions, the hall will be a true Scout Hall, and rovers tend the garden. Goonamble Troop may enter for the Fair Banner next year. Burrabudbuen district camp will be held in September, with all troops urged to attend. Wheat drive for Tunda by the Navomine Group committee has seen little success. donations may be left with the temporary organiser for disposal.
Prominent medical authorities call for preventive medicines to maintain health. People in some countries pay doctors to keep them well, but a broader plan is needed. Dr Morve's Indian Root Pills are touted as a cleansing remedy supporting liver and kidneys to protect against sickness.
A readable fragment indicates a trespass notice referencing a property and restricted access. The text is garbled but suggests enforcement and warning measures for entering the premises without authorization.
Fragmentary OCR item lists agent C E Robinson at Percy Street, offers house related services and various insurances. Includes address details and box number with unclear scope.
A catalog style listing highlights white and gold cups and good quality tumblers, Colgate bath soap assortments, a large tube Colgate dental cream, a brush, and a ribbon tied packaging. The items suggest a dated home care and personal hygiene display.
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