Railway Meeting Seeks Closer Ties With Graziers
A large attendance at the School of Arts heard Howse and Shaw outline plans for regular railways outreach to graziers and business people. They discussed wool transport to Sydney and Melbourne, fodder rates, and potential service adjustments to keep wool flows steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graziera and
Businees
School of Arta
Howse
Department of Railways
E. G. Shaw
Graziera Association
Melbourne
Sydney
Firma
Bombula
Victorian
I. Shaw
Howie
Darling Harbour
Cooma
Shaw
Mr. Howse
Shas
Thy
Hanrding
Goulburn
Caona
D. Garnock
Bukslong
Harding
Bulalong
Ab Bombala
Railway Department
Woolhrolera
Darling Barbour
Shay
Victoria
B. J. Smith
Granisrs
Brom Hin
Bilateral agreement relaxes stock crossing rules between Victoria and New South Wales
The Minister for Agriculture Mr Main approved changes to cross border stock traffic controls. A joint report from the two States veterinary officers led to a bilateral agreement removing certificates for rock crossings in both directions and establishing rapid disease notification between Victoria and New South Wales inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
New South Wales
Manin
Victoria
Pastures Protection Board reviews reserves and works report
The Borobala Pastures Protection Board discusses Avon Lake and other reserves. It approves fencing, clearance, and grazing arrangements, with costs ranging from £5 to £200 and notes on rabbit control and road material supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Tittla
Torsas
Little
Archie Stevanson
Cundegham
Seok
Pateesie
Dorl
Asa
Thia
Atharwice
Walker
Beownha
A.D. Cralo
Barraclough Opticians Visit to Bomadala
H A Barraclough Ltd Opticians of Sydney announce a next visit to Bomadala at the Imperial Hotel with sessions on Tue Aug 29 from 1 am to 6 pm and Wed Aug 30 from 9 am to 1 pm. The firm has served the town for thirty years under Mr BE Clabs, Blo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Barraclough, Ltd
Opticians
Bedrge ST
Sydney
Bombala
Tues
Imperial Hotel
Torovar
BE. Clabs
Common Ailments and Morse's Indian Root Pills
In regulated families minor illnesses like biliousness indigestion and constipation arise and should not be neglected. Subtle signs such as slight headache bad breath and a chelated tongue indicate stomach disturbance and justify keeping a safe remedy at home. Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are promoted as a reliable household medicine taken occasionally as protection against common ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Morse
Dr. Marse
Notice of Mobile Food Sale in Bombala District
Public notice from EB. T. Boller advertising high quality mild cured bacon hams small goods corned beef and other culinary requisites for sale in Bombala on alternate Wednesdays and Thursdays with cash on delivery pricing and mail or telephone orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hombala Wnd
Sula
Bombala
EB. T. Boller
Mxunger
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Resch's Pilsener
ENE
M. J. Goodman
Bushman's Friend Stores
Evan
Australia
Railway Matters
Nimmitabel
Ando
Bibbeolake
Torian Department
Pastures Protection Board
Craigie
Qunningham's Point
Darl's
Shire Council
Little Plaina
Sanndy Creek
Union Reserve
Tombong
Duke's Springs
Uve Bungarby
Morse
Merimbula Co-Operative Bacon Society, Ltd
Children
A Laffargue Player
Piano
George ST
Murphy's
X. J. Murphy
Thos. W, Green & Co., Ltd
BICE
Donald Beileiter
Jones Brothers Gash Buyers
Nori Australian Arms Hotel
T. James
Anderson
C. Williams
Phone
Liverpoo
London Globe
Pitt Street
Jonas
D. McGoldrick
Cavest Strowt
Bombala Bala
Ims General B
Maynsrcoe
Bombala, Boutt Sy Uteu
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