05 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1933
Page
1
Official notice from solicitor E F Thomas of Oulburn Illinois announces a formal visit to Braidwood by arrangement. The communication lists no additional details, dates, or parties beyond the solicitor’s presence and location.
A solicitor based in Goulburn will visit Braidwood on the first Thursday of each month. Appointments can be arranged by calling 879 in Goulburn.
L Garvey solicitor operates from Braidwood with an office beside the National Theatre and a contact phone number 107 for inquiries or appointments.
The record notes the lunar cycle with Full Moon and Last Quarter on December dates. It lists New Moon on December 17 and First Quarter on December 24 but contains a formatting error in the 240. This brief item reflects a historical telescope or almanac entry.
A historic editorial theme urges resilience against oppression, the defense of rights, and a hopeful plan for the future. It frames resistance as essential to progress and emphasizes the moral duty to do good in challenging times.
Mr Autrey Halloran recounted the harsh early days of the Parramatta settlement with stories of convicts aboard ships and severe shortages in 1790. He noted weekly flour allowances, starvation, and drastic prices for cattle and horses, plus harsh labor penalties under colonial proclamations.
A letter to the Review argues against free trade rhetoric and warns that aiding either farming or manufacturing sustains the whole economy. It cites butter levies and Paterson schemes, notes export shares, and condemns divisions between field and factory. Paul Cheyne signs the appeal.
Tomatoes which have to be gathered green and will not ripen can be used to make a start if sliced, well sweetened, and flavored with ginger juice.
A special committee notes reptile skins could yield stronger leather than sheep or calf and offer hard wearing qualities. It suggests breeding reptiles like lizards and alligators. A reader proposes an open auction for politicians, especially federal ones, but questions persist if hides can be tanned like wombat.
Practical tips on keeping copper kettles polished by flat filling with boiling WELOE. Jam making possible in a large channelled saucepan with a half crown to prevent sticking. Egg yolk preservation method described by storing in water when only whites are used.
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