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14 Jun 1949
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Braidwood Review And District Advocate in Braidwood, New South Wales
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1949
Page
1
Braidwood Review Poem on Aid Wrong and Future Good
Poem fragment urges action against lack of assistance and wrongs needing resistance. It speaks of a distant future and the good Liat we can do, highlighting social struggle and collective responsibility in vivid cadence.
Reedy Creek Bridge Tender Decision at Shire Meeting
At the Shire meeting President Dr Erle Byrne proposed to call for tenders or possibly erect the Reedy Creek Bridge using available material and local labor if no tender arrives. Engineers indicated Nettieton's Creek crossing remains open. awaiting next meeting to decide on tender responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle Byrne
Enghwer
Cr. O. Roberta
Broney Creek
Drs. Roberts and Smith
Nettieton’s Creek Crossing
Reading hand and bridge work plan at Tal laganda Shire Council
In a report to the Tal laganda Shire Council meeting the engineer outlined moving W. Cook with the horse grader to repair work for two to three days, then disbanding the unit and absorbing Cook and Crandell into the bridge crew. Dr Hassall questioned who ordered the change, noting Cook was hired for B Riding roads. The president said the aim was to reduce horse teams and use men where more needed, keeping B Riding roads from suffering and acknowledging Cook’s winter shift was his idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallaganda Shire
Reading Hand W. Cook
Cook
Crandell
Rassall
Hassall
Burgmann and Gongmann attend Sydney Uni for daughterDorothy earns BA
Dr Burgmann Bishop of Goulburn and Dr Gongmann attended Sydney University as their youngest daughter Dorothy Burgmann received the BA with honours in Greek and Anthropology She will depart for England on August 1 to study social anthropology at Oxford University for her Bachelor of LIterature degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgmann
Goulburn
Gongmann
Sydney University
Dorothy
Miss Burgmann
England
Oreades
Oxford University
Tree-planting debate on street scheme and replacements
Council discusses planting in Wilson Street opposite the Public School, debating whether to uproot acclimatised saplings. The engineer and local officials stress a systematic plan, with Canberran guidance cited, and Ferguson’s guarantee noted. The issue extends to replacing firs with similar trees and considering Tasmanian bluegums for yards. In other notes, an ex service police quip and Burma Delta prison escape are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Street
Wilton Street
Smith
Goul
Beasley
Sotus Street
Main Roads Department
Gaul
Ben- Sley
Cornell
Leathiey
Ferguson's
Garvey
Interneath
Bunnerong
Urawiddy
Burma
Branding to be Optional in New South Wales Bill Introduced
A bill before the New South Wales Legislative Assembly would make sheep branding optional for all sheep over six months, retaining ears tagging. The proposal aims to reduce branding, improve the wool clip, and align NSW with other states where branding is voluntary. The minister behind the measure is Mr. Graham, and the change affects the Pastures Protection Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Legislative Assembly
Graham
Woo! Board
The
Wool Board
Australia
United Kingdom
France
Bell Out of Order Stops Visit to His Home
Sam learns a neighbor named Bell is reportedly out of order, causing a man to refrain from entering a woman's home after noticing a sign on the door. The exchange hints at a personal rumor and a canceled meeting.
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Aades Bambebs
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Solus Street
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Daphne
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Lady Betty
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Lincoln Mills
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Len Mutton
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