19 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1950
Page
1
The notice lists James L. Garvey offices on Wallace Street and a contact number 107. It then notes December moon phases with last quarter new moon first quarter and a full moon around the 16th.
The note urges action for those lacking aid and those facing wrongs, calling for resistance and a better future. It emphasizes continuing good deeds and the distant hope of progress through collective effort.
The NRMA reports SA rules lower built up area speed to 35 mph and mandate right turns from road centre except in Victoria. Tasmania follows Victorian practice where no signals exist. NRMA and allied bodies push for nationwide uniformity, though progress remains slow.
The entire New South Wales region except the coast from Nambucca Shire to the Queensland border is declared a bushfire danger area. Land clearing fires require a permit and 24 hours notice to nearby landholders. Fire safety rules cover campfires, fireplaces, rubbish incineration, and tractor spark arrestors with harvesting season urging public cooperation for statewide safety.
List shows new stock such as tea spoons butter knives sugar spoons and bun forks. Market item highlights suggest a broad range of dining flatware recently received.
A correspondent recalls a strict shop boss who preached ten rules on honesty, effort, debt, self-respect, and discipline. The piece pairs this with a legal scene and a strange cooling method involving a blue dye and salt, illustrating distorted workplace and courtroom rhetoric.
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