14 Jul 1925
Page 1
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
1
The notice reflects themes of aid to Jacky, opposing wrongs, and hopeful actions for the future. It references a Tuesday on July 14 as a marker for events or actions tied to the cause, urging collective effort toward beneficial outcomes.
The Lang Government urges adult suffrage for local matters with two elector groups ratepaying and nonratepaying residents. Critics warn nonpayers could spend borrowed funds, risking higher rates and unliquidated charges, challenging the idea that the payer should call the tune.
The writer argues that funding via unions and councils creates waste and inflation. They warn that Lang's scheme would remove incentives for thrift, promote buck scratching and vote catching, and threaten taxation without proper representation. They question the equity of unpaid, unaligned individuals influencing union business while others contribute funds.
The Thursday sheep market showed buoyancy with most descriptions 1d to 2d dearer in early sales and a stronger close. Lambs were scarce and dearer. overall market up 1d to 2d. Cattle values mostly unchanged with cheaper drafts, demand rising as sales progressed. Melbourne and Brisbane sales loom with large buyer attendance and good competition on French accounts.
A fragment lists prices in pounds and shillings per gallon for AX and BX sizes, ranging from 12 to 85 gallons with varying totals. mentions No 10 through No 18, plus No 232 and No 14, and notes prices “to 220 gallons, price on application.” Also references separator parts in quarts and 4 gallons.
Milton Mayor Adam Warden faced an unclear outcome after a tie last week involving a local measure or event in Milton. Details remain sparse, but the incident highlights ongoing political activity within the town and questions about the recent ballot or agreement.
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