Australia needs immigrants to fill vast lands and wealth
Paul Cheyne argues Australia could sustain a population much larger than 7 million, noting its vast resources and climate. He compares immigration practices to the United States and Europe, urging acceptance of settlers from abroad and noting Europeans already seek opportunity in Australia.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Java
United States
Europe
America
Curtain
Paul Cheyne
Catholic Doctors Form A Guild in Bathurst Meeting
The Guild of Saint Luke held its first country meeting at Saint Vincent's Hospital Bathurst led by Dr. Cyril Fallon with Bishop Norton and Father Murphy present. Delegates from Sydney and various country towns attended. A branch was planned with two yearly meetings alternating among Bathurst Goulburn Young and Cootamundra, next at Goulburn.
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Guild of Saint Luke
Saint Vincent’s Hospital
Bathurst
Cyril Fallon
Dr. Norton
Bathurat
J. R. Murphy
J. Coen
J. Tansey
J. Hughes
Sydney
Cameron
Mudgee
W. H. Cook
Young
C. P. Miskle
Harden
B. A. Cook
Boorowa
Allen
Canowindra
Harria
Mahon
Cowra
Evans
Cootamundra
Gardiner
Dra
Gillespie
Cope
McCarthy
Goulburn
Faulder
Carcoar
Burns
Crookwell
Kelleher
Forbes
Fallon
Father
Murphy
S.J
Guild
Ret
Bathurst Goulburn
Young and
Cootamandra
Chevrolet 1936 Master Delux and Hydraulics Revamp
Chevrolet unveils 1936 passenger cars with new styling and advanced engineering. The Master and Deluxe models feature larger wheelbases, stronger box girder frames, refined engines, full length water jackets for oil cooling, improved hydraulic brakes, balanced carburettor, and enhanced transmission. Other upgrades include longer bodies, improved suspension, concealed hand crank access, 144-tooth flywheel, shot blasted clutch springs, and two way sun visors. Strong emphasis on braking safety and fuel economy.
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Chevrolete
Codmany
Fondera
Cunning
Chevrolet
Outback Police Patrols Debate at Boomi Shire Meeting
Dr H A Pited of Kurrabooma condemned urban police focus while outlying districts suffer cattle and sheep rustling. Dr Flood noted rider Patrole closures and suggested pack-horse patrols to engage country thieves. President Dr Scott discussed re opening small country stations like Bullarah. Connell to push Government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Pited
Kurrabooma
Boomi Shire
Counsil
Flood
Hay
Wallangarra
Dr. Scott
Outback
Connell
Bullarah
Sheep theft alleged by Gurrin dah grazier
J W Heffernan of Gurrin dah reports about 100 merino sheep stolen from his property branded on the rump with a U over a dash. He last counted February 1 and believes the stock vanished early in February based on paddock grass appearance.
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J. W. Heffernan
Gurrindah
Marathon Barn Dance Ends With Twenty-Two Couples Competing
Twenty two couples joined a marathon barn dance at Brewerrinn starting 9 p.m. The event carried on into the early hours with six couples remaining at 5 a.m.
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Brewerrinn
Industrial Problems Press for Wider Policy in Country Party
Senator Hardy urges a lively approach to industry and wage capacity to protect the home market for primary produce. He warns against higher production costs tightening export flows and highlights home consumption as key to remunerative prices for butter, dried fruits, sugar, rice, and soon wheat. He stresses balanced growth between primary and secondary industry while noting secondary jobs rise toward half a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Party
Hardy
Senate
Grasshopper Levy Must Be Imposed By Board Protest Persisting
The Grasshopper levy, opposed by Pastures Protection Boards, must be imposed after the Department of Agriculture rejected protests. A deputation from the Boards Council of Advice, led by Sir Frederick Tout, will meet the Minister to argue against the levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Young Board
P. P
Frederick Tout
Binalong Mining Court Dismisses Prospecting Applications
At the Binalong Court before the Warden Mr J W T Forrest Messrs W H Crago and Argue sought authority to enter Mr W Grogan’s property. The applications were opposed as not bona fide prospecting. After evidence the Warden dismissed both applications with Mr R S Phillips appearing for the objector Mr W Grogan.
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Binalong Court
J. W. T. Forrest
W. H. Crago
Argue
W. Grogan
C. Grogan
W. Groan
R. 8S. Phillips
Messrs. Phillips and Co
Yass
Printing notice from Burns proprietors at Burrowa NSW
Printed and published by Emily Maud Burns and Osman Warner Burns as sole proprietors from Linetype Printing Works located on Marsden Street in Burrowa New South Wales.
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Emily Maud Burns
Osman Warner Burns
Linetype Printing Works
Marsden Street
Burrowa
State of
New South Wales
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Ann
Imeee Pierge Deur
Dr. Fiood
J.B
R. Burgess
Culwilla Chambers
Castlereagh ST
Royal Standard
Albion
Carrington
Gallagher’s Pharmacy
Gallagher’s Modern Pharmacies
Burrowa and Young
Tooth
Civility and Service
Tooth's Bottledales
Sid Weynand
Country Party Interest
Atlantic Power
Atlantic Tractor
Grasshopper
P. P. Board
P. P. Boards
Binalong Mining Court
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