Burra and Peterborough Rifle Team Match Report
The Peterborough club traveled to Burra Range on Monday, February, for a rifle meet with Burra. Burra won by seven points after 500 and 600 yard stages with top scores from R. Barty and J. Lebwier, while Peterborough’s H. Sands and P. Pike posted strong totals. Evening adjourned to tea with captains exchanging trophies for the day’s champion and best performers.
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I. H. Sebwier
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Ourelob
Tobin
Peter Keraigh
B. R. Peston
J. E. Henig
Will E. B. Peston
A. W. Sands
J. E. Harvis
H. W. Sands
W. A. Rowseth
J, Pobin
P.O Pike
T. Laicter
L. Walker
A. M. Dickson
RG .R. Telos
Bayly
Forster
Bis Burra
E.R. Pexton
Tisyris
Champonship
Murray
H. G. Byles
R Barty
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A. C. Aughey
L. W. Mumme
E. G. Collins
B. J. Kellock
LW. Memme
E. B. Pexton
Ac. Murray
RB. Barty
C.H. Dison
A.C. Anghey
EB. C. Collins
OLD, & Pesten
Me Charles Morgan Pioneer Baker of Burra Dies
Me Charles Morgan born February 8 1885 at Roovings, son of Henry and Ann Morgan, pioneer of Burra. He worked in Wickery bakery, later ran Ulimann’s and Kingston Street bakery, married December 1903 to Jane Wilton, survived by wife, two sons Edward and George, daughter Elizabeth, two granddaughters Beth and Jelen, health declined after a serious illness eight years prior.
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Morgan
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Ridge
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Me Morgen
Jane Wilton
Edward Morgan
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George Morgen Aalangadoo
Elizabeth
Beth
Jelen Morgan
E. Hobby
Henri-Mongen Fapaity
Future of Wool Conference Calls for Research and Advertising
Delegates at the Inter Dominion Wool Conference urged continued focus on research and advertising to boost wool's global market. Dr Jazle Page, Minister for Commerce, highlighted wool’s shift from warmth to coolness through modern science and noted advances in washable, light textures and unshrinkable fabrics. He toured Torridon Research Institute in England and cited potential in cellulose wool fabrics and light undergarments for tropical regions while noting large scale anti shrinkage treatments becoming available this year. The lesson: offer appealing products and robust propaganda to secure the wool industry's future, with imperial cooperation supported by the Commonwealth Government.
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Torridon Research Institute
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Torridon
Australia
Commonwealth
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Pins and pins prices in Britain and beyond in old note
Pins to the values of £400,000 are sold in Great Britain yearly. Brass pins are whitened after production and are strongest, steel pins undergo four processes, plated iron pins are cheapest. Pins rustproof today. The Guest pins are used by butterfly collectors and museums. In New Zealand, 100,000,000 feet of case timbers are needed to market its product.
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