Agricultural Bureau Branch Holds May Meeting Highlights
A summary of the May 29 meeting of the Agricultural Bureau of North West Ando Branch details delegates reporting from the District Conference in Bega. Moodie spoke on pasture improvement and lucerne, Green on silage, and Crane on the value of conferences. Lorna Byrne stressed citizenship and cooperation, while Mrs Orton praised the South Coast Group’s membership and loyalty to home. A talk on concrete uses concluded with a 10 10 prize for best state entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bega
Messrs
J. B. Wyndhaw
F. Vaughan
Bombala
Iast Bureau
A. W. Moodie
Me. J. L. Green
Moodie
Lucerne
Mudie
J. L. Green
G. C. Crane
Crane
Lorna Byrne
B.sc.ag
Miss Byrne
Orton
G.w.ay
South Coast
O. Lloyd Jones
Thia
O.W.A
Moratorium and money debt cases heard at Cooma Court
At Cooma District Court before Mr Justice Nield two matters were adjourned or contested. A moratorium order was sought by Peter Joseph against Agnes Maud Bryant under the Real Property Act and Moratorium Act 1982, with the matter stood over for a month. In the second case Peter Joseph sued Thomas Rodden for £303 17s 2d on accounts stated. Rodden planned to plead never indebted, with evidence of prior dealings and partial repayments amid disputed account entries and bill transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cooma
Nield
Peter Joseph
Agnes Maud Bryant
F. F. Mitchell
Swreeeeper
Velegate
Thomas EH
Roddeo
Bendoo
Vic
B. F. Mitchell
B. V. Stacy
Messra Binxland
Mawson
Rose
Stacy
Rodden
Hind Wmeoie
Witnese
Land
Withers
Stscy
Witheay
Sydney
Miss Walsh
Lad
Defense seeks details on accounts in cheque case
In a 1928 accounting dispute a cheque for £2 1d was dishonoured and Mr Stacy pressed for a full list of challenged items. Judge advised supplying particulars, ordering the matter to stand over, as defence needed precise objections before discovery and both sides might agree on discovery terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodden
Stacy
Mitchell
Strcy
Joseph
Uome
Hie Boner
Wool report from Farneta de Graziers Co op day
The June 1 report notes uncertain wool trade outlook with Bradford tops markets unsettled due to German embargo. Debis Conference grants six month moratorium on German Debis. Embargo on wool imports may continue or change. Berlin reports German raw material stocks low and hoarding of garments. Commonwealth wool shipments to Germany rose to April 30, France shipments fell sharply, Belgium up, Italy down. labor troubles shift wool to Antwerp. June Sales catalog of about 3,000 lots to be submitted June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farneta de Graziers Co-operative
Bradford
London
Berlin
Germany
Commonwealth
Belgium
Italy
France
Antwerp
Painful Bath Care Hint From Old Advice
Very hot water damages bath enamel by cracking the surface. Pouring cold water into the bath first can prevent this. Fur furs fade when seen and furriers store unmade skins in white bags in dark rooms. Aimed at women with fur concerns, this tip suggests prudent care.
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Aunt Mary
Tillock & Co. Ltd
Kent
Liverpool Streets
Holden
Bombala Motors
Bombala Cafe
Sylvester
Condoleon Bros
Bega Monumental Works
J. F. Ziegler & Son
Church Street
H. R. Bryan
T. James
Street, Bombala
Agricultural Bureau of N
Wando
Wool Report
Macquarie Place
GPO
F. BR. Dawson
Goldberg
PS. Andsb
Pitt, Son
Ard Badgery, Ltd
O'Connell Street
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridge St
Winchcombe
Garson
Darling Harbour
Lucfiy Steik
Brame F. Gipson
Teatrier
Foneall
Bates
Guaranile Ceretcare
Vider Bros
Mbatla
Donald Beileiter
Jones Brothers
Dantels
Brest
Rus
W Ee Civent Street
Bombala Times
Mayhestfest
Bombaila
Monato
New South Wales
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