Insurance Rules Stir Friendly Societies Debate
A minister warns Friendly Societies about National Insurance changes and the risk to members. He says most will stay voluntary or cover dependants, while some may withdraw to a different rights tier. Key issues include introducing new mutual contributions, safeguarding members’ rights, and aligning with the National scheme before it starts.
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Caray
Srembere
Uhal
Ing Aoeiely
National Insurance Act
Loy Knibery
Inymrvet
Caney
Thors
Wry
Mappesant
Casey
Minster
Friendly -Ocieticn
Technical Education in Wallington Sparks Youth Interest
In Wallington the new technical classes attract enthusiastic pupils across trades. The program meets a public need by guiding youth toward modern vocations and farm life skills, offering chances to improve knowledge and become skilled workers in various trades.
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Wallington
Wurar
Stow & Good
Al Sidelines and Inquiries Highlight Thorby Role in Canberra
Striking notes profile Minister for Defence Thorby as unofficial archite ct of government decisions. He redesigned Sydney Agriculture Building, expanding space and saving costs, while juggling rival duties and a reputation as a key adviser to the cabinet.
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Thorby
Howe
Canberra
Department of Agriculture
Sydney
Newcastle
F. J. Thorby
Country Party
Anthony
C.richewond
Jmroducer
Maintenance Soil Fertility: Views by HM Arthur
The article discusses maintaining soil fertility as a key future problem for landowners including farmers and orchardists. It explains soil degradation causes such as erosion, weather, and transport of soils, and notes humus as essential for soil structure and chemistry, providing a basis for continued plant nutrition and soil resilience.
Humus as the Life Blood of Soil and Its Dangers
A discussion on humus sustaining soil structure and moisture in agriculture, warning that reduced humus harms fertility. It notes dangers from erosion, gullies, and disease, urging conservation and prudent farming to maintain soil organic content.
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Anc
Reston
Introduction and spread of noxious weeds
The article discusses the spread and impact of noxious weeds on soil fertility and plant health. It notes fungal diseases and threats to forestry and pasture, urging action to conserve soil productivity and long term agricultural viability. It compares global efforts in the Northern Hemisphere to protect soil fertility across generations.
Planned Agriculture Across Ages in Europe and Asia
Historical records show long standing planned agriculture in England and several European nations, with multi century efforts. In China fossil records indicate 15 000 years of agricultural practice, while Western systems emphasize leguminous pasture and soil-building crops. Climate and regional conditions shaped adoption and crop choices from red clover to peas and clovers in reforming soil nutrients.
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England
France
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Germany
China
Mtic
Louis Retains Heavyweight Title In Fast KO Win
In one of the most exciting championship fights, Joe Louis retained the world heavyweight title with a knockout over Max Schmeling two minutes and four seconds into the bout. A crowd of about 4,000 watched as Schmeling was stopped after delivering few threats. The New York Boxing Commission rule on kidney punches was noted as not allowed.
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Joe Louis
Nage
m_ techotes
Frye
Max Sehmelling
Meyer
Schmelling
Wwe
Hchmelling
Bool
New York
Bill Squirer
Tommy Tivens
Alka Wnoskerd
Building Soil Fertility Through Renewal and Legume Use
A study outlines three main avenues to restore West District soil fertility. First, employ a longer crop rotation including fallow and early grazing to build humus. Second, grow legume crops like lucerne to fix nitrogen and improve soil structure. Third, increase use of supers phosphate to boost nutrient availability and crop health.
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Dane
Sims Leen
Ferns
Causes and Effects of Drought on Fertility in Pastures
A chaotic discussion on drought damage to grazing lands. It notes reduced fertility due to soil erosion and decay, invasion by pests, and loss of useful forage. Remedies include dust control, rock protection, water access, herbivore control, straw stacking, and careful fertilization. urging landowners to seek detailed guidance.
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Llowir Place
Wages Tax Collection Rules and Employer Records
The Wages Tax Act requires employers to classify workers as employees and keep an Employer's Schedule recording total wages paid and Wages Tax deducted each pay day. Larger firms must add an Employer's Remittance Book. remittances go to the Commissioner. Schedule forms and remittance books are supplied free and available at post offices or tax offices. books cover July 1, 1937 to June 30, 1938 and must be kept for all taxable employees both in business and domestic service.
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Sivings Bank Bulklingx
Gnatleregh Street
Bydney
Jengthan
Ivert
Department of Taxa Vin
New South, Wales
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Avila
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Gulvansand
South Australis
Victoria
Gia
W. McAtamney & CO. Wellinton
Ken Cvertin
Attila Rablating
Averhead
Rushcuttov'y Bay
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Osertin
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Max Schmelling
Lauer
Rabbile
Timite
Grin
Hoppers
Anslating
Ander
Salue
Dubbo
Ragasmont
Canalan
Svety
Conan
Home Builders
R. J. Nelson & Sons Pty. Ltd., Welunctor
Eles
I Sorensen
Ore Tristan
Leah Tan
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