James L Garvey Solicitor of Braidwood
James L Garvey solicitor based in Braidwood operates from Next to the National Theatre with contact by phone 107.
11 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
1
James L Garvey solicitor based in Braidwood operates from Next to the National Theatre with contact by phone 107.
A terse notice states Wil will visit Braidwood as required. Phone line 8 indicates contact details linked to Goulburn Moor Moon's Phages.
The Braidwood Review urges action against neglect and injustice, calling readers to resist wrong and to champion the good they can do. It frames the cause as a communal duty, urging solidarity and practical efforts to aid those in need.
Alund Shire Council issues warrants to imprison farmers who fail to destroy noxious weeds. After repeated notices to eradicate weeds, the council moves to compel compliance by enforcement, citing long delays and unpaid penalties.
Fragmented report from Sydney auction shows rabbit skins fetching varied prices, with per dozen rates ranging from 2d to 4/6 for different grades. Fox skins and other animal pelts also listed, including rising and falling values and damaged lots, reflecting overall activity on import markets.
The mayor and Alderman Ford urged cooperation with Muswellbrook Council to secure a larger government share for supervising relief work and materials. They warned relief duties and paperwork strain rates and asked for a higher state contribution to ease local costs while linking to irrigation and water projects cited from U S life changes and California and New Mexico examples.
The letter argues against protectionist extremism and cites statements by Mr Lyons on tariff policy. It contends that the Commonwealth would struggle with depression if attention focused only on primary products and blames certain groups for unjust tariff privileges while praising free trade in specific sectors. It also notes the Tariff Board's decisions and calls on voters to consider the consequences of shifting policy.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a grocery ad from a bygone era. Mentions Coconut, Margarine, Copha Butter, Ammonia, Meadow Tea, and Honey with prices and urging to bring containers. Content is garbled but indicates a sale and packaged food items.
A historical tip explains dissolving borax or rock ammonia in washing water to remove stains from hands. It advises rubbing with a piece of lemon to lift remaining marks and promote whitening.
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