Burrowa Municipal Council debates Main Roads plan and Dowden pay
Burrowa Council discusses expediting the 1988 Main Roads Maintenance Programme. Re-appointment of Consulting Engineer N E Dowden is debated with proposed retainers of 40 to supervise projects and 4 percent on all work, plus demands for a detailed performance report.
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Ald
Watson Ad Cassy
N. E. Dowden
Moreay
Ali Cassidy
Cansidy
Hancock
Woulot
Gansidy
Dowden
Shire
Webb
Considy
Vmch Weeti
Wool Position Changes Production and Consumption
A Carson Ltd report notes wool demand remains weak with prices likely firmer if global buyers, especially Japan and the United States, step up purchases. Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand supplies are down from 1936 levels, while on hand stocks in Britain, the Continent, and the U S are smaller. growers hold more wool than manufacturers, and auctions resume in Sydney mid January.
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Great Britain
United States
America
United Kingdom
Japan
Ins Dune
England
Wales
Sydney
Holiday Arrangements at Aoor ova Post Office
Post Office observes holiday with altered hours on Wetlaveday 0th January. Money Order and Savings Bank services unavailable. In town mails delivered between 2 pm and 10 pm. All mails close by 10 am. Public may pick up arrested letters between 1 am and 10 am.
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Aoorova
Wetlaveday
Aree
Elivary
Jublic Dese
Weilnendays
New Zealand Economic Fallout Warned By Executives
Sydney reports Sir Arthur Rickard returning from New Zealand where he warned that wage rises and shorter hours could strain industry and commerce. Imperial Tobacco's C M Davies echoed fears of an imminent disruption affecting the Dominion's economy.
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Sydney
Arthur Rickard
New Zealand
Dominion
C. M. Davies
Imperial Tobacco Company
New Zea
Malnutrition Seen as Major Early Childhood Threat
An Advisory Council on Nutrition report warns malnutrition is prevalent in early childhood. Australia’s high living standards do not excuse under nourishment, and ignorance and poverty must be addressed with vigorous action. Parents must be educated to feed their children, and aid should reach those unable to provide nutrition.
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Advisory Council On Nutrition
Australia
Rifle Shooters Register High Scores at 100 Yards
The Joes Club hosted a busy day with twelve shooters led by Archie Marcival from Rio Park Club. Avie shows form with three 44s while Boale is expected to excel at the upcoming Liverpool meeting. two newcomers posted strong scores near the bull and a large field contends in the Murphy Hiro trophy stage.
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Joes
Archie Marcival
Ryo Park Club
Avie
Inez Gee Secrey
Boale
Fred Teid
Moxt
Amangh
Tiverpool
Manvel Amt
Francine
Hee
peTttorary Young Mane
Regimternd
Diorown Club
Techomesi
Murphy Hiro
G- Mila
F Reidy
F Reid
Warren Emt
Myers
Rilwe Aml
Rios
Reid
Myersham
F. Warren
Coble Ab
Halpin
A. Perceval
Waypiey
Mynafield
Sothern
Francis Om
Club Seeks New Members for Murphy Pros Trophy Event
The clubs invite new members to attend at the range next Sunday afternoon for the fourth leg of the Murphy Pros trophy. The notice emphasizes broad participation and signals ongoing competition.
Albury Mayoral Allowances Highlight Local Disparities
Albury's mayor receives 250 pounds annually, with Goulburn at 200 pounds and others like Bathurst Lismore Parkes and Orange on 166 to 200 pounds. The 1088 fixed figure stirs debate as Buck to Goulburn and centenary celebrations loom, Temora stands at 60 pounds.
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Goulburn
Albury
Ald
Waugh
Buck
Bathurst
Lismore
Parkes
Orange
Temora
Blind from Birth Best Achieves High Leaving Certificate
G A Best, 18, a Parramatta Boys High School student, earned top marks in the State Leaving Certificate. He gained first class honors in French, second in English and History, A grades in Latin and Mathematics, and B in Economics. Headmaster Mr J A Hedberg praised the feat and noted Best may pursue university study.
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G. A. Best
Parramatta Boys' High School
J. A. Hedberg
Council Chooses Working Ganger After Leake Dispute
A council meeting resolves to appoint Sorry Univer Teabe as Working Ganger with authority over the crew, amid a dispute involving Maintenance Man Leake who disputed managerial control and threatened drastic action. Leake enters the room stating he has no intention of firing Atkine and wishes him to continue.
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Webhi
Lemke Wa
Leake
Web
Atkine
Ald
McGrath
Wateon
Hancock
Ganker
Ald Guery
Flannery
Thir Gage
Stan Leake
Atkines
93 Years Of A Full Life In Crookwell District
Mrs. Margaret Croker of Kempton lived a long life spanning 93 years and remained mentally sharp. She and her late husband started their married life in a Crookwell cottage near where she was born and built a large family. Mr. and Mrs. Croker had 14 children, 10 survive, with about 60 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. She knows Sydney well but avoids crowds in her later years.
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Margaret Croker
Kempton
Croker
Crookwell
Ind
Crook=well
Mraurokor
Mara Croker
Sydney
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