Mumbulla Shire Council Discusses Bridge and Road Work
The Mumbulla Shire Council met on Monday with reports on finances and proposed works. Staff outlined a £62 water bill issue, a plan for new charges to recover debts, and a debate over a bridge at Camilo Creek junction and a May-jun proposal for road and boundary matters between Mumbulla and Tintin.
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Camilo Creek
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Local Council Reviews Road Work and Contracts
The council discussed road maintenance and proposed works including a roadway to Mount Morise Kerrison and Candelo Creek safety measures. Tenders were listed with values around GL 106 and GL 10, and several contractor names appeared amid the debated contracts and site access near Natharcote and Lochiel Road.
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Fragmentary note on textile patterns and measurement terms
The fragment mentions machine made items and handmade pieces with terms like Mu 90n and 95s 105s, plus references to postcard imagery and pattern alignment. It reads as a cryptic catalogue fragment describing fabric patterns and measurement references without a coherent narrative or clear entities.
Interview with Andrew Fisher Reveals Contentions
T. Stead of Review of Reviews affirms the interview with Andrew Fisher. A printer's proof was shown. Fisher states he would not join a war, and Stead notes his cautious recollections of discussions. The piece discusses Fisher's views on mediation and wider internal conferences following his July speech.
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The Produce Market Weekly Report Summary
The Sydney market reports a slow week with weaker supplies and delayed consignments from the North and South Coast. Prices for bacon and sides are mixed with some firmness in certain items despite overall sluggish demand. Belated consignments are hoped to arrive shortly to relieve shortages.
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