21 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1920
Page
1
District manager A. Johnson returns to lead the company after a driver left service. E. J. Darcy, solicitor in Goulburn, notes advances on approved securities and emphasizes permanent, prompt service under new management.
The inquiry into the Shire Council’s request to raise the rate beyond the statutory maximum considers whether the spending in the Whitereley killings justifies higher rates. The departmental officer notes the rate decision hinges on expenditure evaluation, not the rate limit itself, in a case about local governance and public finance.
The council faces a funding shortfall as current revenues cannot keep roads and services in repair. Dr J H Byrne doubted the revenue rise but admitted its necessity, noting the state of roads in his riding and the wider shire. A new valuation would help, but time prevents that, leaving a rate increase as the only viable remedy to meet next year’s needs.
The A M L Limited reports sales in the year ending December with interest largely settled in Melbourne auctions. The market showed fluctuations as demand shifted, with Melbourne and Geelong seeing price activity around 39 000 bales and varying activity this week.
Relays reported on Burgians opening last week and heavy withdrawals mark the close. In Brisbane the second sale was capped at 40 000 bales with prices for good wools falling and demand weak. The National Wool Council bans Australia sales until February to aid the market amid irregular bids and subdued activity.
Mr Wallace of Labor and Industry in Goulburn unveils a Bakers Award variation for 69 workers with Foreman in charge. New wage rates include 7s 6d for board hands and 29s weekly for other staff, effective November 44.
Holiday blouses feature Repe-De. Chine Georgette Organdi Volle options and special crepe varieties. The items promise quality styling and appeal to varied tastes with December pricing and limited-time offers.
A quirky catalog-style note highlights various hat styles and makers. Names like Wally Sapin Shaw and Lewes creation appear alongside descriptions such as Sant Georgette trims and Celophane finishes. Prices cited include 49 Henna Cringline Straw and related trim terms indicate festive headwear for the season.
One suit case itemized with two nickel locks, 245 Gd, 3Y4 Gu and 673 Gd noted for travel storage and security.
Fragmentary ad for silk hose items and textiles notes priced details and shop markings. Mentions Kimonos and special lines with limited readable figures and vendors.
Advertisement notes December special price for a striped Flasnelette heavy weight fabric. Mentions cash price and value, with references to marble oil cloth and black oil cloth as related fabrics. Includes a stray line about a purchaser paying for a similar item and a casual remark.
The notice notes waterier priced floral goods awaiting inspection in NNES, inviting readers to visit and evaluate offerings.
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