31 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 31, 1931
Page
1
District agents listed for Dalgety Co Woo and Stock The United Insurance Co The Union Trust Co of Australia Ltd monthly stock balance page details and agency assignments for these entities in a compact notice.
Indrey Walker & Co. listings include stock land and commission agent services and ship agents. An Australian fertilizing manure product is promoted by Shirleys, with cash wheat certificate noted.
Sydney reports Premier Lang announced at a Labor Caucus a salaries cut for high officials to 500 pounds per year and a 20 percent reduction for civil servants up to ten pounds weekly. No wage falls below five pounds weekly. the 1d in the pound tax remains. The bill will be introduced today in the Legislative Assembly.
The government savings bank case advances as Lang pushes for a court review to reopen the bank. The negotiation follows a prior failed attempt and ongoing talks with Primatera and other parties. Officials say decisions hinge on new evidence and potential rehab plans. Institutions and investors await the next ruling and possible settlement.
Kingsford Smith will be the guest of the Diggers at the Ballary and Soldiers Club. Members are requested to be present. Anyone not a club member wishing to attend should contact the President or the Honorary Secretary for authorization.
Tivoli Talkies presents a talkie about the consequences of elopement and headstrong love. Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes star in Runaway Bride directed by Crisp. The film follows a dramatic romance on the eve of a wedding with strong performances and period flair.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic note referencing "Thirsday the Queens" and scattered phrases like "Peeaaweae fa at elegy" and "Heatley ngyiti" with unclear context. The readable elements mention assistance, a queen, and a page reference p86, but no coherent event or outcome to anchor a fuller summary.
Coroner's inquest held at Eden hospital investigates the death of a woman linked to her husband. The inquiry, chaired by Filson, adjourned after the testimony revealed possible foul play and the case hinges on evidence presented yesterday.
Archbishop Kelly laments that all governments appear almost helpless in the face of economic distress. He notes widespread failures to avert crisis and warns that nations are reaping consequences of prior policy choices.
A bulletin issued today reports that an operation on Lloyd George was performed in Sydney. It states his condition is serious but the operation was completed successfully and the next days will reveal the full impact on his health.
A garbled item notes Communist protesters in Tasmania urging stricter actions and referencing a Las event. The text is fragmented with unclear names or dates, making precise details hard to determine.
A scrambled warped report notes England posting 3 for 312 in a match against New Zealand. The text mentions Roeinos and a chaotic sequence of names, with unclear contributions and weather references.
In Sydney on Thursday the board of the Queensland National Bank unanimously decided to convert its holdings of £1,030 in Commonwealth and State Government securities into the Conversion Loan. The move aims to adjust the bank’s investment mix under new government terms.
In Sydney the New South Wales Master Bakers Association decided after next Saturday no further supplier of dole treat will be available. The committee appointed by the government recommended the rice option. The association secretary Mr Larwat reported about £40,000 owed to takers for sales.
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Ungarie and District PAH and I Assn calls tenders for the purchase of the booth and stand at the Annual Show. Tenders close Friday at the Showground, Ungarie, with details and conditions available from the association secretary.
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