James L Garvey Solicit on Wallace Street Address
Fragmentary notice lists James L Garvey and Wallace Street with a street number 107, indicating a solicitation or office action. No further context or details are readable.
19 Jun 1951
Page 1
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary notice lists James L Garvey and Wallace Street with a street number 107, indicating a solicitation or office action. No further context or details are readable.
The new moon occurs early in the month followed by first and last quarters midway and late. The full pull moon arrives on the 19th with a last quarter on the 26th, marking key lunar phases.
Heavy rain and floods in New South Wales immobilised hundreds of motor vehicles parked on streets. Fire alarm patrols received hundreds of calls about saturated ignition systems and rain-related damage. Car owners urged to buy a cover to protect bonnets and remove it before starting to avoid potential engine fire.
Local residents and councilors discuss a proposed alternative route to avoid the Shoalhaven River crossing. A plan by Shire Engineer Porde Leathley is deemed impractical, and expert critique notes the river route would flood in wet weather while the hillside option would be prohibitively expensive.
The Minister for Agriculture Mr E H Graham signalled possible resumption of stock reserves if experts deem them better used for food production. He referred to the Wagga P P Board’s refusal to release about 20 acres of stock reserve in the Gumley irrigation area for land settlement after the board’s stock inspector advised delaying disposal. Chief Inspector notes two other reserves nearby and three holding paddocks, limiting extensive use. The Wagga Pastures Protection Board could have aided government aims to develop Gumley if the reserves were made available.
Council debates Harold's Cross bridge options and a potential all weather crossing. Officials cite cost, logistics, and river changes as they approve partial stone fill and delay full construction, while planning to survey travelling stock reserves for land settlement and food production.
A fragment notes that the average man seeks the ideal partner yet ends up marrying. It hints at the tension between pursuit of a perfect match and practical commitment, reflecting social norms of pursuit versus settling in relationships.
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