Snowy River Power Scheme Proposed by NSW Engineer
The 1926 map by late Chief Civil Engineer William Corin outlines a Snowy River power project. It details catchment areas for Eucumbens, Snowy, and Thurbo rivers, a Jindabyne dam with 18 830 million cubic feet storage, and open channels to Beloka, Paupong, and Twin Power Stations. Transmission would reach Twofold Bay, Cooma, and Queanbeyan, with initial development costing about £1.5 million and energy costs around £4.49 per kW peak and 0.1874 per unit scour.
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Snowy River
New South Wales
William Corin
Eucumbens
Pan- Pong
Twofold Bay
Cooma
Queanbeyan
Corin
Jindabyne
Paupong Creek
Wool Market Report from The Farmers and Graziers Co operative
The Wool Market reports on a sale of 8 854 bales held on the 16th instant with wools from New England Upper Hunter Mudgee Bargaba Yass Queanbeyan Waxy Central and Western districts. Finer wools were slightly short in length while many clips from the Slopes Tablelands and inner areas carried burr and dust. Demand rose with better competition, especially from France and Germany, and a favorable market tone followed Britain’s political news.
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New England
Uper Hunter
Mudges
Bargiba
Yass
Sprinklir
Queanbeyan
Great Britain
France
Germany
Wool sale shows improved clearance and strong demand
Confidence remained high in November with a vast improvement at Monday’s auction. Wools firm in finest lines, most descriptions up a notch. skirtings and superfine qualities attract German buyers. Top price 313d for a star lot from Yass, with other lots bidding strongly. Farmers and graziers agents promote Clubman Rare Old Liqueur Scotch Whisky.
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Mmoreover
Germany
Yass
Joseph B. MecBesters
Laundry instructions for stain removal using soda and lukewarm water
The text advises soaking stained garments for a few minutes in lukewarm water with a small amount of carbonate of soda added before washing in soap suds. It warns that washing straight in suds will set the stain, making removal more difficult.
Government plans contingent to represent Australia at coronation
Full details of the government proposals for dispatching a Contingent to represent Australia at the forthcoming Coronation have been released. The quota for the 2nd Military District is not less than 50 percent, with ex-servicemen aged up to 50, height 6ft, chest 34in, eligible. Medical standards align with permanent forces, dental not mandatory if teeth are sound. Country unit candidates receive free railway travel. final parade attendance required. Pay and separation allowances mirror 1918 AIF rates. Applications due December 31. more details from the Secretary of Bombala Sub-branch.
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Australia
N.9
2Nd Military District
ALB
Tina
Elling
A.lf
Bombala Subbranoh
Anzac Day Included in 150th Anniversary Plans 1938
The R.S.S. 1LA secured Anzac Day 1938 in the official 150th Anniversary of Australia Celebrations programme. The State Government grants free travelling facilities to all ex-service men under conditions that extended a 1935 privilege.
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R.ss.1l.a
Fragmented Crime Note With Fuzzy Details
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an unidentified person and electronic diagnostics. Details are unclear with garbled phrases such as Healy Heatronics and morgy-bi ale, making the event difficult to interpret.
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Ald Elgistics
Healy Heatronics
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Buick
Holdensis
Noldeiess
TARA
WPS Arysler Engines
Chrysler
Plymouth
F. J. Silk
Bombala
Don. Kennedy
Eden
Schute
Bell eColm
Bridge Street
Sydney
Farmers & Graziers Co-operative’ Co. Ltd
Farmers & Graziers
B.S. and
S.L League
Olen Spree
Stromberg - Carlson
Stromberg-Carlson
Bennett & Wood, Ltd
Gur
Pith
Bathurst Ydney
Borobale
the Guide For Growers
Winchcombe
Carson
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridge 5T
M. J. Goodman
Bushman’s Friend Stores
Goodman's
Imperial Hotel
D. McGoldrick
Frome
Hotel Bombal
Proprietor
Mone
Bombala ‘18
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