When Mr. Malcolm Brown, the new member for Upper Hunter, took his seat in the State Parliament last week, there were cheers of welcome from Labor as well as C.P. members, upon which a disgruntled Nationalist shouted across the chamber to the Labor benches: "I should think you would cheer! ...
Article : 354 wordsWHEN this issue of "The Land" reaches the wheat belt many ...
Article : 1,594 wordsThe very kernel of the Prime Minister's appeal to the electors of the Commonwealth, broadcast this week, was that the reductions that are to ordinarily understood, but a contribution of interest or wages or pensions be made in all classes of income from government sources, are not a tax, as ...
Article : 342 wordsMr. Wilfred Wyndham, Kyogle, writes:—Australian Governments of late have behaved like a young man who has ...
Article : 152 wordsIt is the considered opinion of the delegates attending the recent Burrangong F.S.A. District Council meeting "that more anti-Socialist members would be elected to the State Parliament if the Nationalist Party would leave the country seats to the Country Party to contest." ...
Article : 367 wordsMr. A. G. Huie, Sydney, writes:—I have read the report in "The Land" (26/6/31.) of Mr. Nock's address at Narrandera. It is mostly excellent, but ...
Article : 374 wordsMOLONG and Orange having been so long represented by Nationalist members that a candidate of another brand is predicted to be classed as an ...
Article : 253 words"Narandera Farmer" writes:—For the depression, so far as the wool is concerned, I would blame Bradford propaganda and fault-finding. ...
Article : 236 wordsOne of the principal causes of the state deficits that involve burdensome taxation is the perpetual drain on the public finances to keep the railway systems in operation. If we had no state railways there would be a saving of millions annually ...
Article : 460 wordsMr. G. H. Dunn, Tamworth, writes: In your issue, of the 19th inst., the Minister for Agriculture is reported to have stated that the Government ...
Article : 282 wordsLast December the Gundagai coroner, in an inquiry into a bushfire at Coolac, found that it had been caused by servants of the Railway Commissioners. ...
Article : 88 wordsO.K., Coolamon, writes: —Your contributor, Mr. B. Witendon, proposes a three-year plan to reform wages, interest, tariffs, and railway ...
Article : 371 wordsAt a meeting of the Board of Directors of The Land Newspaper, Ltd., held last week, Mr. S. E. Gosper, who has been secretary of the company from the birth of the paper, resigned his position. Mr. Gosper's appointment as secretary was made in January, 1911, and ...
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The Land (Sydney, NSW : 1911 - 1954), Fri 3 Jul 1931, Page 2
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