20 Dec 1932
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1932
Page
1
Public legal notice references Thomas Bolilit or related party in Goulburn and Braidwood areas. Action details described by arrangement with involved parties, with dates and deadlines to be observed by recipients. Do not rely on incomplete OCR fragments for full facts.
Williah Braidwood on the first Thursday in each month. Phone 379, Goulburn.
A listing notes L Garvey Solich James and Braidwood connected with the Nem to National Theatre. Includes office contact path with Phone 107.
Dental notice for Arthur P late of City reminds he will be absent from Braidwood from 12 noon on Christmas Eve to January 10. Full moon on December 1 and last quarter on December 21 with new moon on December 27 are noted.
A compact plea echoes through the Braidwood Review urging community support for those lacking help, opposing local wrongs, and encouraging future steps toward good. The piece emphasizes collective resistance, care, and proactive contribution from residents.
Attorney General Mr Latham outlined plans to recover pensions paid after October 12 1932 by pensioners who surrendered their pensions. Legislation to cover refunds would be introduced when Parliament meets with conditions that no charge on a pensioner’s property will apply to pension amounts received since October 12 1932.
A fragmentary report discusses relief funds and church involvement with government. It mentions road works, school concerns, and highway progress near Woy Woy, noting two bridges and improved conditions along the coast while reflecting on government ownership of buildings and related anxieties.
Government amends Local Government Act empowering Shire Councils to control brigade operations and firebreaks. Provisions allow councils to appoint a bush fire brigade captain and direct owners to establish and maintain firebreaks. Legislation tightens authority under Section 446. Details unclear due to OCR errors but focus remains on local bush fire management and funding.
The Legislation Assembly discusses a rabbit pest crisis across Queensland and near the Victorian border. Farmers and experts urge an immediate wire fencing barrier to protect pastures, while officials consider transport and funding measures and a specialist committee reviews Kilpatrick's containment scheme.
A preserved ginger noting appears with a large quantity and adjacent items including soap and coffee essence. The brief entry records a mix of household goods likely from a shopping list or inventory. No dates or clear quantities are provided.
The Wednesday yarding of 2000 fat sheep and lambs at Goulburn set a new record for the regular weekly sale. Prices for ewes and wethers eased about 6d from last week, but demand remained firm at late rates. Merino wethers from Fongen, crossbred wethers from Darlington Point, and other consignments from Tungmangaroo, Gundary, and Norwell traded about steady with limited competition for the entire yarding.
A joint council from the Ganda and Agricultural departments has been established to devise methods for assisting settlers in dealing with the pest. The group aims to coordinate research, guidance, and practical steps to mitigate damage and protect crops.
The article notes moisture condensation on the inner valve cover side and its impact on operation. It suggests a breather cap with gauze or a ventilator built into the cover as remedies, though these solutions may be unattractive or unconventional.
About 100 head of store cattle sold with good competition and satisfactory prices. Steers 2 to 7 years brought £5, heifers £4 2, yearling steers and heifers £2 4, with other named lots including Mr A J McInmes and Sir Mr McAlister among buyers.
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