Letter on Parliament and tariff reforms repetition of failed policies
A letter critiques Parliament and vested interests for defeating tariff reductions on Australian goods. It cites 1914 board findings on sanitary earthens and general goods, notes high prices, and alleges backstairs agitation pressured MPs to oppose reduced duties. The piece asserts government support wavered under party maneuvers and cites inconsistent evidence supporting protectionism.
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Aniwlviaod
Anne Autralian
Witnnessun
Busta
Air Board
Peortsal
Rain Floods Northwest Town After Months of Drought
A heavy rainstorm drenched the northwest, startling residents and sending 86 ports into service. Children laughed and cried as streets flooded and the town’s domestic supply tanks overflowed. Postmen noted the rare downpour in Keuruary, marking the first such event in months.
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Thiafart
Sansang
Tariff dispute pits manufacturers against consumer interests
A letter alleges the Tariff Board inflated wage and capital figures for 240 workers, vs Parliament's claim of 2200, and accuses vested manufacturers of pressuring government to maintain inflated prices. It argues ten manufacturers push for monopoly gains at the public’s expense, with Labour MPs supporting workers’ taxes.
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Tariff Board
Ltwisn
Feder
Arris Ral
Eanhol
Cui Kouf
Nsw
A. G. Huis
Duking Howse
Rawesut Place
Syney
Racing Notes from Cowra Jubilee Week Meetings
Cowra hosted two major race meetings drawing large crowds, with Macintosh winning the Jubilee Han hesp, Televise second, and Ray's Ornament failing to place after strong support. Coonamble Gold Cup in month promises big purses, with Wellington horses likely to compete amid several track mishaps and upcoming heats at Warwick Farm and Canterbury.
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Macintosh
Wellington
Dubbo
Ray
Coonamble
Foval Hit
Warwick Farm
Buzulong
King's Head
Sydney
Elian Laycork
Ned Trickett
Hanlon
Flanton
Australia
England
Leawmus
Madd Aavy
Moonee Valley
Melbourne
New Zealand
Keith Cook
Canterbury
Mikado
Jack Kennedy
Moorefield
Taxi
Blanconi
Newcastle Mountain
Muld
Milantheon
Dornford
Moonge Valley
Wool Industry Position and Market Outlook in NSW and NSW
The report notes rain and production in New South Wales and Queensland, with drought relief and feed costs pressing landholders. It cites lower wool production despite steady replacement demand, a tentative rise in prices, and ongoing demand from Europe though no clear revival in general business yet. Continent buyers stay active with strong shipments, while cotton gains outpace wool in production.
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N.S.W
Japan
United
Sten
Welles
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Gvertin
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