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Page 6 The Sydney Morning Herald, Tuesday, September 3, 1985 combine harvester, aker cuts back staff PUBLIC NOTICE CONTAMINATED GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN WINES The following lists of wine have been tested by the New South Wales Department of Health for contamination by the chemical additive, diethylene glycol. The addition of this chemical to wine is prohibited in New South Wales under the Pure Food Act. Consumption of significant quantities of this chemical causes kidney damage or may even be fatal. The New South Wales Department of Health is continuing to test wine for contamination with this chemical. Further lists of wine tested will appear in public notices as results become available.

Wine which appears below as contaminated should not be consumed under any circumstances. German or Austrian wines which have not yet been tested should also not be consumed under any circumstances. Wine degree," the spokesman said. "But, given the circumstances, it's unavoidable. "But it should not be a huge disaster for Horwood Bagshaw since the harvesters available on the market now were imported before the tariff change, and so don't get the advantage of it." China has agreed to buy 800,000 tonnes of Australian wheat in a deal which the Austral ian Wheat Board says reaffirms the long-standing relationship between the Chinese and the board.

The chairman of the board. Sir Leslie -Price, said both the board and the Chinese had been confident the relationship would continue, even though the Chinese had not renewed any of their long-term agreements with wheat exporters. Sir Leslie said the board was also pleased at the timing of the sale as it provided an early start to its selling program for the new crop year. The bulk of the latest sale is for shipment early in 1986. As a result, the board now expects to ship about 1.3 million tonnes to China during 1985.

Company Wine Vintage Vintage Company CANBERRA: Australia's biggest manufacturer of combine harvesters, Hor-wood Bagshaw Ltd of Mannum, South Australia, yesterday stood down 53 casual employees and warned its 250 remaining employees they could be stood down by the end of the week. The company secretary, Mr Ralph Mitchard, said all production had been interrupted until a definite assurance was received from the Federal Government about the level and form of new bounty arrangements. The Treasurer, Mr Keating, announced in the August Budget that tariffs on imported combine harvesters would be removed and an equivalent bounty to local manufacturers would be introduced from January 1, 1986, after an Industrial Acceptance Corporation hearing to determine the level of bounty. Mr Mitchard said the Minister for Industry, Technology and Commerce, Senator Button, had backdated the effective date of the tariff removal to August 21 in response to pressure from importers. As a result importers could quote firm reduced prices for their goods while Horwood Bagshaw was unable to amend its pricing policy until at least November when the amount and form of bounty might be known.

The company's principal financiers would not provide further finance until it received a definite assurance the new bounty would not be less than the average level of duty saved on imported machines. "With more than S40 million of sales at stake by the end of the financial year and with the Mannum plant up until now working two to three shifts per day, we hope that the Government will provide the assurances necessary to resolve the crisis created by the Government's own actions," Mr Mitchard said. A spokesman for Senator Button said Horwood Bagshaw and other local manufacturers could expect the new bounty would be "roughly equal" to the former 15 per cent tariff. But the Government could not say exactly what the bounty would be until the IAC had completed its inquiry in November. "We acknowledge the problem to some The following wines have been tested for contamination with diethylene glycol and have been found TO BE CONTAMINATED.

GERMAN Wins Vintage Company NIEOERTHALER HOF EDESKEIMER ORDENSGUT 1983 Scheurebe Spatlese WOLFSHEIMER ABTEI BEEREHAUSLESE 0.71 HUNGARIAN FERDINAND PIEROTH GM BH ERSEKHALOM 1980 BISCHOFSBERGER SPATBURGUNDER Ausbruch 700inl. ERSEKHALOM- 1981 BISCHOFSBERG SPATBURGUNDER Ausbruch 700ml. ERSEKHALOM- 1980 BISCHOFSBERG Spatburgunder Ausbruch SOMLO 1981 Muskat-Ottonel Ausbruch SOMLO 1983 Muskat-Ottonel Ausbruch MAGYARFALVA- 1981 UNGARNDORF Blaufrankisch Ausbruch NOVAJ AUSBRUCH 1973 Gewurztraminer FERDINAND PIEROTHGMBH P1ER0TH HERMAN TRAPET NACHFOLGER. WEINKELLERIE NIEOERTHALER HOF NIEOERTHALER HOF TNT unveils overhead 'people-mover' plan 1976 1981 1984 1982 1983 1981 1983 I960 1S82 1983 1983 1980 1978 AUSTRIAN Edelttiler Kaiseryarten Troekenbeerenauslete Halbtunter Lehensdort Begrenauslete Trausdorter Troclienbeerenigslese Andauer lllmitzer Kalsergirten Beerenauslese Falser Hammerjraben Spatlete St. Maraarethener Trockenbeerenauslese Podersdorfer Kaisergarten Trockenbeerenauslese Podersdorfer Kaisergarten Auslese Podersdorfer Beerenauslese Podersdorfer Beerenauslese Podersdorfer Kupferfele Eiswein Spatlese Burgenland NIEOERTHALER HOF a 1 SZEKESFEHERVAR- 1983 SJUHLWEISSENBURG Gewurrztraminer Ausburch UNGARN SZIGETVAR-INSELBURGER 1983 Spatburgunder Ausbruch MATRAAUA- 1981 MATRABERGER Blaufrankisch-Rose Ausbruch Nobility Class MOSONSZENTPETER 1981 Classic Red Pinot Noir (Golden Grape Estate) ROMANIAN REICHSGRAF VON INGELHEIM AUSLESE RHEINHESSEN 700ml.

BINGER 1983 ST. ROCHUSKAPELLE SPATLESE RHEINHESSEN ALBIGER PETERSBERG 1983 AUSLESE RHEINHESSEN 700ml. RUDESHEIMER 1982 ROSENGARTEN NAHE DRATHEN MOSEL TROCKEN Sparkling Wine Deutscher Sekt FLONHEIMER ADELBERG 1980 AUSLESE RHEINHESSEN 700ml. SLEEPING BEAUTY 1984 LIEBFRAUMILCH RHEINPFALZ GUTENBERGER 1983 PFARRGATEN SILVANER U. Sctieurebe BOCHINGER 1983 BISCHOFSKREUZ Rulander AUSLESE GAU-WEINHEIMER 1982 KURFURSTENSTUCK Kabinett BOCHINGER 1983 BISCHOFSKREUZ Kerner Auslese BRETZENHEIMER 1982 KRONENBERG SPATLESE GROSSKARLBACHER 1984 SCHWARZERDE Huxeirebe Halbtrocken DALBERGER 1983 PFARRGARTEN SCHEUREBE Kabinett DALBERGER 1983 PFARRGARTEN Kerner Kabinette LIESERER KURFURSTLAY 1983 Riesling Kabinett (wine of the year) EDESHEIMER ORDENSGUT 1981 Spatlese ST.

ALDEGUNDER 1983 GRAFSCHAFT Riesling Halbtrocken ST. ALDEGUNDER 1984 GRAFSCHAFT Riesling Halbtrocken EDESHEIMER ORDENSGUT 1976 Beerenauslese ROXHEIMER 1983 ROSENGARTEN Trocken 1983er ALBIGER 1983 PETERSBERG KERNER AUSLESE 750ml. BINGER 1978 ST ROCHUSKAPELLE SPATLESE 0.7I. STEINWEILER KLOSTER 1982 LIEBFRAUENBERG Kabinett WEINGARTENER 1982 TRAPPENBERG FERDINAND PIEROTH GM BH DEALUL MARE-VALEA 1981 The following wines have been tested for contamination with diethylene glycol and have been found not to be contaminated. GERMAN Company MICHEL MORTGM BH WEINKELLERIE SPRENDLINGEN BEI BINGEN RHEIN NIEOERTHALER HOF FERDINAND PIEROTH NIEOERTHALER HOF V.G 75 Route deThuir RHEINBERG KELLEREI FERDINAND PIEROTH GM BH An artist's impression of the monorail in Pitt Street, outside the Hilton Hotel POPII Grossberger-Pfaffental Spatburgunder EDELBEERENLESE-CIB 750ml.

BIERTAN 1981 Birthalmer Lowenberg Vollreislese CMO ODOBESTI MINASTI0ARA 1981 ODOBESTER KLOSTERCHEN Edelbeerenauslese CIB FRENCH CHAPITEAUdu SUO Rivesaltes Ale. Vol. CHEVALIER de BAYARD 1983 Vin de pays de I'Herault CORBEILLE DU PARADIS 1983 Vin decays de I'Herault GRENACHE-Themis Rivesaltes BULGARIAN THRAZINGER-MUSKAT- 1981 OTTONEL BULGARIEN Vollreiflese 75cl. THRAZINER-MEPLOT BULGARIEN Vollreiflese 75cl. ITALIAN EICHHOLZER ETSCHTALER 1984 Italien-Etschtal AUSTRIAN BREITENBRUNNER 1983 KAISERGARTEN Beerenauslese BUBENHEIMER 1976 KAISERPFALZ Beerenauslese RUSTER 1976 Trockenbeerenauslese PODERSDORFER 1982 KAISERGARTEN Spatlese BLUE DANUBE 1982 BLUE DANUBE 1983 KLOSTERNEUBURGER 1982 Rhcnriesling TATTENDORFER ST.

1983 LAURENT Ausstich WEISSER BURGUNDER 1977 Auslese FALKENSTEINER 1983 Huttenviertel KLOSTERJUWEL 1982 Muscat Ottonel 1983 PIEROTH 1982 PIEROTH Rheinpfalz NEUMAGENER MICHELSBERG Spatlese Reisling WOLLSTEINER RHEINGRAFENSTEIN Spatlese BURG LAYER SCHLOBKAPELLE RHEINBERG KELLEREI GM BH Government is expected to make a final decision within the next few months. The monorail, designed by the Swiss company Von Roll, would run along a single elevated rail supported by steel beams. The trains use rubber wheels and carry passengers above street level at an average speed of 33 kmh. The system has the capacity to carry more than 4,000 people an hour and would provide a fast link, not only to Darling Harbour but to other facilities such as the markets, Entertainment Centre, Powerhouse Museum and Chinatown. TNT plans to charge $1 for the full trip and no government funds would be needed to support the system.

According to the executive director of TNT, Mr Roland Hoy, a recent market research study conducted by McNair Anderson showed that two out of every three people interviewed preferred the monorail to tram-based transport systems. "The monorail would be self-funding and will not be a burden to the taxpayer. Sydney is a vibrant, exciting city and it should have an exciting modern form of transport," he said yesterday. By PAOLA TOTARO, Transport Reporter Blueprints of a futuristic monorail proposed for the State Government's Darling Harbour project were unveiled to the media yesterday. Designed to operate over a 3.6-kilometre loop from Darling Harbour, via Bathurst, Pitt and Market Streets, the monorail is TNT Ltd's "people-mover" submission to the NSW Government.

Four other Australian companies have submitted detailed transport system proposals for Darling Harbour, including a light rail or tram system. The State 1983 NIEOERTHALER HOF LENZM0SER CHLORHERRENSTIFT KLOSTERNEUBURG Wine Vintage BERNKASTELER 1983 KURFUERSTLAY Mosel-Saar-Ruwer 1 0 liter. ST. JOHANNER ABTEY 1983 KABINETT RHEINHESSEN 1.0 liter RUEDESHEIMER 1982 ROSENGARTEN NAHE 1.0 liter. UERZIGER 1983 SCHWARZLAY KABINETT Mosel-Saar-Ruwer 1 .0 liter.

PIESPORTER 1983 MICHELSBERG SPAETLESE Mosel-Saar-Ruwer 750ml. KLUESSERATHER 1983 ST. MICHAEL AUSLESE Mosel-Saar-Ruwer 750ml. MAIKAMMER 1983 MANOELHOEHE SPAETLESE Rheinpfalz 750ml. DEIDESHEIMER 1983 HOFSTUECK SPAETLESE Rheinpfalz 750ml MAINZER D0MHERR 1983 AUSLESE Rheinhessen 750ml.

BURG LAYER 1984 SCHLOSSKAPELLE KABINETT NAHE 75 Cl. KAPELLER KLOSTER 1983 LIEBFPAUENBERG KABINETT Rheinpfalz 75cl. RUDESHEIMER 1984 ROSENGARTEN NAHE 75cl. URZIGER SCHWARZLAY 1982 REISLING KABINETT Mosel-Saar-Ruwer 75cl. BOCHINGER 1984 BISCHOFSKREUZ TROCKEN RHEINPFALZ 75cl SENHEIMER ROSENHANG 1984 REISLING Mosel-Saar-Ruwer 75cl.

KRUEZNACHER 1983 KRONENBERG SPATLESE Nahe75cl. DIRMSTEINER 1983 SCHWARZEDE AUSLESE Rheinpfalz REITERVON 1983 HEISSENSTEIN KABINETT Mosel-Saar-Ruwer 700ml. PIESPORTER 1982 MICHELSBERG Mosel-Saar-Ruwer 700ml. SIE3ELDINGER 1983 KONIGSGARTEN BEERENAUSLESE RHEINPFALZ 700ml KALLSTADTER KOBNERT 1983 BEERENAUSLESE SCHEUREBE -rheinpfalz 700ml. WEINHEIMER 1983 SYBILLENSTEIN EISWEIN SCHEUREBE RHEINESSEN 700ml.

HAINFELDER ORDENSGUT 1983 KABINETT RHEINPFALZ 700ml. NUSSD0RFER 1983 BISCHOFSKREUZ SPATLESE RHEINPFALZ 700ml. FLONHEIMER ADELBERG 1983 Opposition supports plans for private universities EWALD THEOD DRATHEN STIFTKLOSTERNEUBURG DEUTSH-ORDENS SCHL0SS KELLEREI RHEINBERG LENZMOSER WINZERGENOSSENSCHAFT "WACHAU" ZU DURNSTEIN 13 Kabinett BERNKASTELER 1983 KURFURSTLAY Riesling Spatlese DETZEMER ST. MICHAEL 1983 Riesling Kabinett UNGSTEINER 1983 HONIGSACKEL Ehrenfelser Spatlese UNGSTEINER KOBNERT 1983 Kerner Auslese RUDESHEIMER 1983 ROSENGARTEN SENHEIMER ROSENHANG 1983 RAUENTHALER 1983 STEINMACHER Riesling Kabinett (wine of the year) NUSSD0RFER 1984 HERRENBERG Kerner Trocken GOCKLINGER HERRLICH 1983 Kabinett PIEROTH ROTGOLD Deutscher Schaumwein ALTGOLD Riesling-Sekt EXTRA DRY RIESLING Deutscher Sekt BURRWEILER 1983 BISCHOFSKREUZ Kabinett SCHLOSSGRAF Trocken Deutscher Sekt SCHLOSSGRAF Rose Deutscher Schaumwein SCHLOSSGRAF Cuvee Weiss Deutcher Schaumwein NAHE RIESLING Extra Trocken Deutscher Sekt BOCHINGER 1979 BISCHOFKREUZ SPATLESE Rheinofalz KLOSTERSEKT 1973 GUMPOLDSKIRCHEN 1980 Spatrot-Rotgipfler GUMP0LDSKI3CHENER 1980 Neuburger RUSTER BEERENAUSLESE 1984 TROCKENBEERENAUSLESE 1981 Gewurtztraminer Burgenland DURNSTEINER 1977 KELLERBERG Gruner Veltliner-Kabinett DURNSTEINER 1979 KELLERBERG Gruner Veltliner-Kabinett DURNSTEINER HOLLERIN 1978 Riesling ROSSATZER 1975 KIRCHFNSTUCK DURNSTEINER 1979 KATZENSPRUNG 1000 EIMER BERG 1977 LICHTGARTL 1977 GRUNER VELTLINER 1976 SPATLESE POYSDORFER SAURUSSEL 1983 Gruner Veltliner WINZERVERBAND WIEN ST. ANDRAER 1976 Beerenauslese Another judge doubts he should hear case Yet another judge has indicated he might be disqualified from hearing the case Tectran Raybos.

in which the partners of one of Sydney's largest law firms are accused of complicity, direct or indirect, in an abuse of court processes. Justice Foster, when the case came before him yesterday, said he was acquainted with at least two of the partners of the firm, Allen, Allen and Hemsley. Justice Rogers, who had earlier disqualified himself from the case, referred the case to Justice Foster on Friday. Justice Foster stood the case over for a week. He indicated that the search for a judge with no acquaintance with the numerous partners of Aliens would continue.

If none could be found, the case would have to proceed before a judge otherwise acceptable to all parties. Outside the court, several lawyers observing the slow progress of the case have said it might require a judge to be brought from interstate. JOHN SLEE VICOMTE BERNARD DE ROMANET SEKTELLERIE SCHLOSSBOCKELHEIM GM BH By AMANDA BUCKLEY CANBERRA: The Opposition spokesman on education, Senator Peter Baume, came out yesterday in support of the establishment of private universities and colleges in Australia. Senator Baume, who said it would "overcome some of the rigidities of the current made these comments while speaking on the recommendations of the recent Commonwealth trade and education mission to South East Asia. The mission reported that there was a high demand for Australian tertiary education services in Malaysia, Indonesia and a number of other South East Asian countries which, if properly exploited, could earn Australia an extra SI 00 million a year by 1988.

Entrepreneurs around Australia have expressed interest in setting up universities which are owned and funded privately, and cater for fee-paying South East Asian students and Australian students on scholarships. Plans for such a university, to be funded by the Japanese Tokyu Corporation, are well advanced in Western Australia. Senator Baume said the Opposition strongly supported the uninhibited sale of Australia's education services to our neighbours. "These services could be provided both in Australia and in the students'-home country, either by current higher educational institutions or by private institutions," he said. "The Opposition supports the setting up of private higher educational institutions as these would overcome some of the rigidities in the current system.

The export of our educational services will benefit not only Australia, but our whole region." NIEDEROSTERREICHISCHER NIEOERTHALER HOF BURGKELLERIE SCHL0SS KAUZENBURG Jail terms reduced in art union case PM defends Veterans' Affairs cuts at any branch of the following: Mercantile Credits.The National Mutual Life Association.National Mutual Permanent ir Interest up to Building Society (in Victoria). State Bank 3 1 1 1- of NSW. 13'i p.a. 1 year 18 months 14 p.a.2 years p.a.3 years 13'4 p.a.4 years 13 p.a.5 years Minimum investment $3,000. Commercial l3'4 p.a.6 months, then AT CALL 14 p.a.

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"The criminal courts will not tolerate the affairs of police boys clubs being handled in any other way than with complete integrity," Sir Laurence said. Jones had become involved in the offences because of his gambling and at a stage when his life was "beginning to crumble around "His marriage came to an end about the time of these offences and although he has married again, it is obvious these convictions have had a considerable effect on his life generally." Sir Laurence said Kelly was not involved in the falsification of the documents to which the charges against Jones related. However, he had lent his name as a winner of the art union and had gone with Jones to collect the Mercedes-Benz from a motor dealer. The NSW Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday reduced the jail sentences imposed on two men convicted in relation to a fraudulent art union. A former secretary-supervisor of the Parramatta Police-Citizens Boys Club, Christopher Robin Jones, 41, had his sentence reduced from five to four years, and his non-parole period from three years to 12 months, dating from April 15 this year.

Jones's brother-in-law, Gary Michael Kelly, was placed on a $1,000 good behaviour bond for two years instead of serving 2Vi years jail with a 12-month non-parole period. On April 15, a District Court jury acquitted Kelly, 34, of Avoca Beach, of a charge of conspiring to defraud, but found him guilty of obtaining property by deception. On August 2, the Court of Criminal Appeal upheld Jones's appeal against a similar conspiracy charge and quashed his conviction. Yesterday, the court dismissed his appeal against convictions for obtaining property by deception and three charges of uttering forged documents. However, the three appeal judges agreed that in the circumstances, the sentences of five years concurrent on each count were too severe.

The offences related to Art Union No. 14 conducted by the By HUGH WHITE CANBERRA: Mr Hawke has vigorously defended his Government's plan to cut veterans' entitlements. "I make no apology for saying that the Government sought to find savings in the Veterans' Affairs portfolio," the Prime Minister said yesterday while opening the Returned Services League's national conference in Canberra. "We would have been irresponsible if we had allowed a situation to continue where pensions were being paid virtually to anyone who came forward." Mr Hawke's comments clearly hint that the Government will not be backtracking significantly when its redrafted Veterans Entitlements Bill goes before Parliament next month. An earlier version of the bill, which tightened the standard of evidence required to justify a pension claim and cut some benefits at a saving of almost S40 million a year, was passed for only six months to give time for further negotiations with veterans groups, including the RSL.

Mr Hawke said that such consultations have now taken place, and he praised the role of the RSLs national president. Sir William Keys. 14 p.a.3 years 13 p.a.4 years 13 Va p.a.5 years Minimum investment $200. How to invest in Prospectus 56: Applications can be made only by completing the form contained in the Prospectus available 13'A p.a.3 months, then AT CALL p.a.6 months, then AT CALL iV.V-i p.a. 1 year 34 p.a.

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