Axis of Empire in Australia Aims for Growth and Self Reliance
Paul Cheyne argues Australia must boost population and expand primary and secondary industries to serve as a hub of the British Empire. He cites fisheries potential, local manufacturing, and self help to reduce reliance on imports and attract settlers for a thriving Commonwealth future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Great Britain
Dominions
British Commonwealth
Canada
Europe
United States
McLachlan
Commonwealth
America
Pacific
Paul Cheyne
Boorown Show Schedules Available on Request
The schedules for the Boorown Show have been printed and may be obtained on application to the Secretary, Mr G Hugheson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hugheton
Progress Association Plans Tree Planting At Park
The Progress Association held its monthly meeting with 14 members. A working bee was arranged to plant trees in the park to meet next Wednesday at 2 pm. Eight workers planted about 25 young pines with help from A Blair L Sargent and Yates & Co supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PB. J. Slattery
Progress Association
Mens
Shaw
A. Blair
L. Sargent
Roy Southwell
Yates & Co
Messrs
Weather totals show 806 points this half year with June 127
The piece notes 14 inches of rain needed to reach half year average and records 806 points so far, with 127 points in June. It then shifts to political matters about Galong v Murrumburrah cricket, and UAP Speakership nomination talks in the Legislative Assembly.
The Gold Digger Gilmore and His Fateful Find
Mr R L Gilmore recounts his father N J Gilmore strafed by luck during the Bathurst gold rush story. He found gold in Turon claims before breakfast earning £6000 and later sold cattle for high prices at Bendigo. The tale notes Gilmore Point as the famed site and mentions H C Suttor and Brucedale association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Gilmore
Bathurst
N. J. Gilmore
Sydney
Bogan
Bathurat
Turon
Bendigo
H. C. Suttor
Brucedale
Gilmore
Regan Receives Gold Watch for 42 Years with Wool Firm
Fred Regan district representative of Myasrs Mort and Co was honored at the Sydney office with a gold Elgin watch marking 32 years with the firm and 42 years service in total. K D L Cudmore praised Regan as the longest serving wool traveller in New South Wales before the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
Fred) Regan
Myasrs
Trolbrough, Mort and Co
Sydney
Elgin
K. D. L. Cudmore
Regan
Cudmore
Wmi
Barmedman
Maraden
Grenfell
Eugowra
Local Golf Match Scores Reported with Close Contests
D Horselman and P J Simpeon duel with 0 1 down while Horton and Sutton split. Killick and Nicholas face late deficit as Burns and Southwell bring varying margins. McShane and Short post modest gains. Results show Gabong edging Murrumburrah and Galong over Murrumburra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BH. Killick
V. N. Nicholas
H. H. Burns
H. Southwell
McShane
L. Short
Gabong
Murrumburrah
Pennant
Galong
Keeping Well Hints From Native Health Rules
Simple daily guidelines emphasize nutrition purification ventilation and activity to maintain health. Emphasizing varied diet rich in fruits vegetables and roughage along with regular washing bathing and fresh air to prevent illness and promote endurance.
In Grip of Magic Hector and the Kimberley Crisis
A report from Wyndham describes Hector facing a deadly, escalating crisis amid persecution by natives after a plane crash near Klaasimann. Missionaries struggle to aid him as accusations fall on Hector, while further deaths complicate the messianic tale and local tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector
Klaasimann
Forrest River
Heetor
Wyndham
Hectoree
Bush
Tooheys Sunday School and Its Community Value
Reverend H Sorrell argues the Sunday School revitalizes England’s youth, praising Robert Raikes for founding it despite fierce opposition. He cites praise from Adam Smith and John Wesley, notes global growth, and urges parental and community support to keep children from wrongdoing.
Successful Men Value Their Eyes
PRACTICALLY ALL MEN Prominent in public to-day wear glasses at least while reading They KNOW the value of perfect physical Ot- Sons Many eye defects that do not neriously impair vision cause headaches and other nervous le Wisdom suggests the pre caution of visiting a good OPTOMETRIST for proper advice and have glasses made for you if needed Our knowledge and experience are at your service J B & R Burgess Optometrists CULWULLA CHAMBERS 67 CASTLEREAGH ST SYDNEY
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Christian Church
England
Robert Raikes
Sunday School
Raikes
Christ
Ragged Regiment
William Pitt
House of Commons
Nme
Adam Smith
John Wesley
William the Conqueror
Australia
Children’s Court
Sydney
Child Welfare Department
Sylen
Reminder of Dates for Next Visits to Hotels
The notice lists upcoming visits to hotels by location and date. Boorowa Royal Standard Hotel on Saturday August 28 in the evening, Young Albion Hotel on Thursday August 26 at 9 am, Harden Carrington Hotel on Friday August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boorowa
Roeyal Standard
P.m. Young
Albion
Harden
Carrington
Be a booster for health not crank
Advice urges avoiding common towels protecting children from diphtheria and staying away from crowds during colds flu and pneumonia. It warns against worry fear and anger and recommends prompt medical care annual checkups and following doctor instructions to save time and money.
New Owner Named for Auctioneer Firm in Young
After 14 years in business at Young, the auctioneer and agency firm changes hands to Mr. McIntosh Troupe, previously a Gundagai district fundholder. Mr. Martin plans to retire to Trahane near Crowther and will not re-enter business, while Bert Rae has moved to Cam. N. G. Ree at Overflow Nymager. local radio needs remain with Lawrence and Hodgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Idoyd Martin
McIantosh Troupe
Gundagai
Martin
Trahane
Crowther
Bert Rae
Cam. N. G. Ree
Nymager
Rescue tale with fallen sergeant in dark camp
A fragmentary report notes David Scott stating Hector’s pitiable condition after a late night intrusion into Dick Davidson’s camp beside Forrest River stocksman. Sergeant John Flinders, hailed as a rescue hero for Bertram and Klausmann, died in Perth around June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buach
Dick Davidson
Forrest River
Davidscott
Hector
Bertram
Klausmann
John Flinders
Perth
Victoria claims tallest tree in world in 2000 acre reserve
The Cumberland Valley in Gippland hosts a Tahit and mountain ash stand reported at 601 feet tall. An acre holds 27 trees averaging 266 feet and 19.11 inches girth, with timber value around £2500. The minister says the area will become a scenic reserve with camps and roads, clearing old giants to allow younger trees to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Cumberland Valley
Gippaland
Forests Commission
Mr. Lind
Publication Notice From Linotype Printing Works
Printed and published by Emily Maud Burns and Osman Warner Burns sole proprietors at their Linotype Printing Works Padman Street Putowa New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Maud Burns
Osman Warner Burns
Linotype
Padman Street
Putowa
State of
New South Wales
Country baby wins £1000 prize in art union draw
Two year old Elizabeth Gilbey of North Gair loch Ingham Queensland wins the first prize of £1000 in a Deaf and Blind Art Union. The note urges readers to clip the paragraph and apply for tickets, promising two 6d tickets and the chance at more prizes in Sydney drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Gairloch
Ingham
Queensland
Elizabeth Gilbey
Gilbey
Marke
Coolamon
Nsw
Koch
Bunnaloo
N.S.W
Blind Art Union
Sydney Town Hall
Sydney
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Binaling, M
Eer
Trumburrah
Cootamundra
Yass, Huis, Marengo
Frogmore, Graham, Rye Park
Reid's Flat
Cowra
Ralists
Axis OF Empire
U.A.P
G. Presley
V. N
Daniel Levy
Mr. Bate
J. R. Lee
Drummoyne
Primrose
North Sydney
Weaver
Fred Regan
D. Horselman
V. P. J. Simpeon
J. RB. Horton
V. C. Sutton
Healti Department
the Sunday School
H. Sorrell
MLM
S.8.w. Methodist Young People's Department
Smiders
J.B
R. Burgess
F.lo
M.L.C
Culwulla Chambers
Castlereagh &T
MR. Lloyd A. Martin's
Lawrence and Hodgeon's
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