James L Garvey Braidwood Office Directory Entry
James L Garvey Braidwood listed with address next to the National Theatre and phone number 107.
24 Dec 1935
Page 1
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
1
James L Garvey Braidwood listed with address next to the National Theatre and phone number 107.
Editorial urges clear action for those without aid and a firm stance against wrongs. It emphasizes choosing the good we can do now to shape a better future beyond present distances.
Paul Cheyne argues that automation and science boost Australian farming and industry. He notes 100,000 factory jobs added recently and urges buying Australian goods to create markets for primary produce, absorb migrants, and attract settlers. He cites government rural spending and migration growth as keys to expanding employment and consumers.
The A. A. C. warns motorists not to load luggage on both sides that blocks vision or covers the rear plate. Regulations state no luggage must project beyond the vehicle’s right outer side or exceed six inches on the left side.
Eden Monaro delegates held a special Queanbeyan meeting to unite Labor branches for the Melbourne conference in January 1936. President F Gates and M L C J B Martin spoke on organisation finance unemployment and sanctions. Resolutions backed Central Executive unity and noted Queanbeyan sewerage disputes and praise for unemployed workers stance.
The Department of Agriculture reports fat lamb trial results at Cowra Experiment Farm. Crosses show Southdown with Border Leicester Merino and Dorset Horn crosses yielding high lamb percentages and strong market prices, with Southdown and Dorset Horn breeds performing notably well.
An unclear fragment hints at a local advertisement riddle titled Diepateh. The text suggests a man avoids promotion while others overlook his enterprise, leaving readers to speculate on the hidden business.
At the request of Yass Picnic Race Club president E J Merriman a race for lady riders is added to the next meeting on Friday March 13 1936. The event is number 4 on the programme the Grasseaters Trial Stakes Handicap five furlongs for grasseaters with prize value £10 or more at start first prize £7 second prize £3. Nomination £5 lady riders only minimum weight 7 no allowances.
A young man named Henry asks the postmistress if there is a letter for him. She notes nothing is unusual and hints he has not answered a prior letter. A lodger settles his bill, discovers overcharges, and the landlady admits mistakes. He protests, saying he cannot keep calm while being seeced.
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