Burrowa District Hospital Board Minutes January 21
The Burrowa District Hospital Board met at the Mechanics Institute on January 21 with present Din AL AL Patron and directors J. Southwell Rev Brown G. Wea W Thompson Jr Boulding. Motions included condolences to the Harpley family and loan approval of £1900 for 20 years backed by government funding. Donations in kind for December 1996 were listed from multiple contributors and the Matron's report was adopted. The Chairman reported on discussions with the chief architect at the Department of Works regarding additions and related matters.
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The
Shore
Mechanics’ Institute
Din AL AL Patron
J. Southwell
Rev, Brown
G. Wea
W Thompson
Jr. Boulding
Cminine Non Advising Board
Mutual Life and Citizens Company
Jn Formanee
Phe, Thompson
Dit
Weaver
Springfield
Mies D. Sole
T. Perceval Jun
Sidebottom
Masonic Lodge
Duifford
Miss Evans
J. Dwyer
Edmonds
T. Cahill
Mr. Ryan
Clark
Riles
Cook
Dockett
Needham
Gay
Public School
Hetts
Crawford
Mortimer
Harpley
Reid
Oliver
F. Boulding
Tir
Dir
Southwell
A. A. Patton
Department of Works
Narrawa visits Rye Park in friendly cricket match
Narrawa visited Rye Park on Saturday and batted first, scoring 139 led by A Wilson 34 R Perceval 43 and A Speight 25. Rye Park replied with 243 with R Edwards 61 Holgate 45 and J Hardiman 31 top scorers in a match where both sides fielded twelve players.
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Narrawa
Rye Park
A. Wilson
R. Perceval
A. Speight
R. Edwards
Holgate
Jt. Hardiman
Jesters overpower Roos in Tangmargaroo cricket clash
Yass Jesters defeated Tangmargaroo Roos by a large margin on Sunday 17th inst in Tangmargaroo. Top scorers for Yass were Vic Leonard 41 Shumack 41 Bridge 44 Abbey 28 B Leonard 25 and V Leonard 9 not out. For the Roos Buckmaster 41 V Downey 17 and G Downey 16 led the reply while Miree boys D Dowd C Humphries R Downey took six of ten wickets. Final score 116 with bowling highlights including Larkham Jackson Silk and Dowd.
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Tangmargaroo
Yass
Roos
D. Dowd
C. Humphries
R. Downey
B. Leonard
Silk
O'Connor
V. Leonard
D. Doud
V. Egan
C. Jackson
C. Humph F. Shomack
Lhow
G. Silk
P. Larkham
Craig
G. Downey
R. P. Abbey
Goode
Buckmere
Hum
Boost and propaganda in Australia’s public notices
A discussion on boost language and propaganda traces its roots from England to America and Australia. It urges using terms like Gods own country to promote Australia, cites Made in Germany, and highlights Australia’s climate and minerals. It notes population growth, Burrinjuck water benefits, and appeals for investment, immigration, and national pride.
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New England
Chaucer
Germany
Japan
United States
America
Commonwealth
California
Public House Listing for February Fairs and Hours
The Royal Standard Hotel Boorowa hosts Saturday February 27 from morning to 5 PM. The Albion Hotel Young runs Thursday February 28 from noon to 5 PM. The Carrington Hotel Harden holds Friday February 26 from afternoon to 5 PM.
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Boorowa
Royal Standard
Young
Albion
Harden
Carrington
Hospital Board Seeks Commission Support On Works
The report shows a £265 14s 0d debit balance, accounts paid £140 12s 6d, and December 1934 to December 1936 activity. Matron L Horne notes 8 patients remain, daily average 6.22. outdoor treated 13. Christmas tree event praised. Department discussion covers septic tank, isolation block path, bird and opossum proofing, glassing verandah, central heating, and additions deemed disruptive. Board moves to request Commission consideration for septic tank, mortuary, and related works during current alterations.
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L. Horne
Hospital Commission
Weaver
Southwell
Objection Over Police Reports At Pastures Protection Board Meeting
At Saturday morning’s meeting objections were voiced to the police not allowing reports on mat tern referred to the Pastures Protection Board for recommendation. The secretary said reports could not be kept long enough to show the Board. On motion by Sir Frederick Tout and Dir. J A Garry it was decided the board could not act without the reports. You can send that to the Chief Inspector if you like, with my compliments.
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Mattern
Pastures Protection Board
C. M. Weatern
Frederick Tout
Dir. J. A. Garry
Dhyereera
Sir Frederick Tout
Board supports chief architect interview on PROOFING buildings
The board notes improvements including opossum proofing and better ventilation. A concrete path to isolate the southern end of the building from the main corridor was approved. The Works Department’ s concerns are acknowledged. Director Southwell moved the motion, Director Thompson seconded, and the board carried the measure praising the chairman’s handling of interviews with the chief architect and responsible officers.
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Works Department
Southwell
Thompson
Travel Service Pass Book Promises Safety for Journeys
Commonwealth Savings Bank offers a pass book that allows money transfer, withdrawal, and deposit at 404 branches and agencies without cost. It claims to reduce money worries for travelers by providing convenient and safe access to funds everywhere.
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Commonwealth Savings Bank
Grasshopper levy discussed at Young P P Board meeting
The Young P P Board discussed a 1947 levy of one sixth of a penny per head for large stock and one thirty sixth of a penny per head for sheep. The 1937 levy funds would be held for future Noxious Insect Fund use. Complaints included bank erosion at Park View Grenfell Road and stray stock issues in Demondrille Shire. The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission decision on camping reserve near Wyangala Dam was awaited. Morangorell Bush Fire Brigade thanked the board for a £1 donation and noted improved pump and rain reducing fire risk for next year.
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Crichton
J. A. Gerry
L. Garry
Frederick Tout
Max Henry
Mrr. Henry
Treasury
PB. Joyce
Park View
Grenfell Road
Cowneil
Young
Monteagle
Wyangala Dam
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission
Morangorell Bush
Controlling Straying In Demon Drille Shire Endorses Permit Inspector
The stock inspector reports that Demon drille Shire named William McRae as impounding officer and recommends appointing him permit inspector. He would have power to require permits or remove stock trespassing on roads, addressing gaps where no one is in charge. The recommendation was approved.
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W. J. Smith
Demondrille
William McRae
McRae
T.s.ry'a
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