Census reveals rapid population rise and new counting methods
The Commonwealth population is shown near 6,619,000, up from 6,539,270 a year earlier and far above earlier counts. Mechanical counting machines, punched cards, and coded classifications will tabulate demographics including religion, age, salary, orphanhood, marriage, nationality, and residence to produce final results.
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Statician’s
Boundary plan for Riverina New State and hospital row
A garden period at Ueparit State school ends with a mishap as a wriggler escapes and a pupil’s mouth. Jimi Anderson administers medicine. The Riverina boundary proposal, by Director A R Billig, envisions 82 210 square miles with diverse production and a larger population. Harden district hospital chair B P Graham objects to Hospitals Commission oversight, citing excessive circulars impacting country hospitals. Orbost court orders shire to recover hospital fees from parents of treated children, with amounts set for three cases.
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Maggie
Mr. Brown
Jimi Anderson
Riverina
Nicholas
Riverina Movement
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Victoris
Iny
Harden District Hospital
B. P. Graham
Hospitals Commission
Mr. Graham
Orbnat
Bairnsdale
Orbost
Shire Council
Orbost Court of Petty Sessions
Rayond Davey
Shire
Francis William Cales
Costa
Jonathan Silvey
William Morrison
Probate Court Faces Curio as Will on Calico Is Read
In a probate case, William Jones seeks probate of his mother Margaret Grace 1884 will found in a dilapidated state and pasted on calico. Readable portions show a trust to Esther Jones until age 21, with reversion to her father if she dies early.
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William Jones
Margaret Grace
Meas Grace
McLeod's Crossing
Delegate
Esther
Deponent
Hoe
Juative Davidson
John Sands and Co
Esther Jones
Planting and pruning tips for a lush garden season
Amateur Gardener notes warmer districts should showcase Wattle Day on August 1 while urging cooler areas to rival Sydney in spring foliage. It lists conifers and deciduous trees, flowering cherries, maples, and jacarandas, plus sowing guidance, frost protection, and soil care for robust winter to autumn displays.
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Bowan
How War Started an Industry
In late 18th century England Britain faced war with France over Canada. General Wolfe seized the Heights above Quebec, enabling victory at the Plains of Abraham. The conflict spurred demand for English vinegar, leading to the first Holbrook Vinegar Brewery in Stourport. The House of Holbrook grew on English methods, now producing pure malt vinegar in Australia from local barley.
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St. Lawrence
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Holbrooks
Australia
Probate duties ruin export estate heirs and push land to cities
E D Ogilvie testifies to the Royal Commission on Taxation that probate duties hit primary producers hard after capital depreciation from tariffs and land taxes. He argues inheritance tax would be fairer, preventing subdivision of estates and urban migration, as wealth stays in landed families.
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Lugenta
Bombala Estate Noted As Fine District Land
Licensed surveyor B T Campbell reports on the Bombala region east of the Great South Road from Isingalla Creek to Shoalhaven River. The area is largely barren but contains rich trap land at Bombala Myall Bosworth Talowa and Carowra. the Bombala Estate stands out as excellent, though proprietorship has limited testing for growing or grazing. The western part of the estate will border the Great South Railway extension, likely increasing interest in the fertile lands. Taken from Mitchell Library copy.
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Talowa
Carowra
Great South Railway
Mitchell Library
Sydney
Denver Flood Exacts Heavy Toll After Castlewood Dam Breach
Torrential rain burst the Castlewood Dam near Denver California washing away homes and forcing about five thousand people to flee. The flood damaged crops railways and highways causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses.
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Cal
Bombala Times Printing Notice
Printed and published by W. G. Tweedi Caveat Street Bombala at the Bot bala Times General Printing Office Maybe Street Bombala Monare Naw South Wales.
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Caveat Street
Bombala
Botbala Times
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Maybe-street
Monare
Naw
South Wales
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