Burrowa Council Reports on Town Road Works and Pipe Project
Municipal Engineer NS KR Dowden reports on gravelling Young Road resurfacing bitumen pavement and footpaths tree grading on Young Cowra and Yours roads with culvert at Pop Jins Creek and Briar Road reformation. Pipe trenching contract starts with ten men. H Oxley named temporary inspector. resurfacing program proceeds using surplus materials. a 12 inch culvert and overflow causeway installed to handle flood runoff boggy ground and buried logs and stones.
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Young Road
Young, Cowra
Yours
Pop- Jin'’s Creek
Briar Road
H. Oxley
Oxley
Obituary for Mary Agnes Wales of Young district
Mary Agnes Wales wife of Herbert John Wales of Young died at District Hospital Young after a lengthy illness. A quiet home lover and member of a well known Binalong family she was born at Yaes daughter of late James Maher and Mrs Maher. Survived by widower son Baden Joseph 10 mother William sister Mrs W Farrell Miss Kathleen Bridget Maher and Mrs McDonald. Remains were taken to St Marys Church for a Mass.
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Young
Harden-Murrumburrah
Binalong
Mary Agnes
Herbert John Wales
Vyhe
Yaes
James Maher
Binalong Grazier
Maher
Murrumburrah
H. J. ‘Wales
Baden Joseph
North Sydney
William
W. Farrell
Kathleen
Bridget Maher
McDonald
Sydney
St. Mary's Church
Mase
Pastoral Feeding and Management to Prevent Twin Lamb Disease
A departmental leaflet outlines prevention of toxaemia of pregnancy in ewes, stressing good breeding ewe husbandry, careful feeding, and avoiding over fattening or undernourishment. Twin lamb pregnancies are most at risk, with both overgrazing and drought-era underfeeding cited as contributing factors.
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Tse
Balanced feeding guidelines for pregnant ewes and lambs
The article emphasizes careful diet management for pregnant ewes, especially Merinos. It warns against prolonged single feeds, advocates balanced rations with hay, grain, and treats like bran, promotes exercise and varied pastures, and suggests a laxative salt lick with specific bone meal and molasses ratios to prevent toxemia and support digestion during dry periods.
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Kurrajong
Rolls of Electors and Ratepayers Completed
Compilation of Holle of Eleetors completed and the role typed. Duplication to occur this week. On completion the roll will be exhibited for public information at Council Chambers Court House and Police Station between the 15th and 31st August inclusive. Claims and objections may be lodged up to 31 August.
Cheap Labour Shirts Questioned by Tariff Board
Sydney hearing reveals large shipments of cheap shirts en route from Cerechoslovakia to Noumea at about 1 each. Mr. J M Walker of Macrae Knitting Mill urged action as the board examines the shirt presented for inspection. The jumper shirt can be worn as a shirt or jumper and the Noumea labelling language issue prompted discussion of possible legislative steps.
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Sydney
J. M. Walker
Macrae Knitting Millx Proprietary
Tariff Board
Cerechoslovakia
Noumea
Walker
McConaghy
Horse That Ate Nearly Five Times Its Value
Dundas Council impounded a day mare seizing her for 13 days and she consumed £2 2s of fodder. Advertisements failed to locate the owner. When sold the horse brought only £1 1s. The council agreed to deduct the £1 10s 6d deficiency from the general fund. Repose of the Soul was offered by Monsignor Hennessy with many relatives present. funeral at 2 pm for the Young cemetery.
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Dundas Council
T. Hockley
Monsignor Hennessy
Young Cemetery
Jail for award evasion urged as unions push penalties
A deputation representing the Union Secretaries Association urged the Minister for Labour to impose jail terms on employers who deliberately evade awards. They called for simplification of the Trades Union Act to resolve pleading questions of law and insisted on imprisonment when workers are sent away unpaid. The minister indicated no general overhaul of the act was needed at this time.
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Labor
Cunningham
Ma. Dunninghan
Union Secretaries’ Association
LBS1
Fallon
Neeved Uhl
Sergeant Ellis and Gypsies Talk At Griffith Court
In Griffith a Romany troupe arrived by car, toured Banna Avenue, and were briefly jailed before being warned to move on. A court heard a beauty among them with a baby, an old crone, and the rest of the band crowded the room as proceedings unfolded.
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Ellis
Griffith
Banna Avenue
Mollce
Court
Health Inspectors Report On Slaughterhouses And Inspectors
Health Inspector Meo bo G O Meara reports for the period ending July detailing meter readings, the slaughtering premises of Preston and Conehoe Bros inspected on the 26th, all found in good clean condition. Eight cattle impounded, released. revenue £1 8s with expenses. council profit 1s. The roll lists 604 occupiers and 302 ratepayers, up 68 electors. Mr Patrioni seeks building additions on Marden Street with plans approved and Council endorsement requested.
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bo G@ O'Meara
Messrs, S$, PT
Preston and Conehoe Bros
Ladd
Normanhurst Trespass Notice and Permit Cancellations
Normanhurst notices all persons on the property are subject to prosecution for trespass. All prior permissions are cancelled. R. 8, Cokhinkill, Normanhurst, Boorows.
Notice to Trespassers at Cor Coran's Plains Paddocks
All persons found hunting shooting removing wood or trespassing on any of Cor Coran's Plains paddocks will be prosecuted without respect to person. Corcoran FRO8 Corcoran's Plains Heorowa May 196.
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Corcoran's
Narra Allen
H.C. Stevenson
Car Crash Into Bridge Near Binalong
A new car driven by Mr. Ratcliffe a butcher from Nowra crashed into a bridge near Binalong on Monday. He was killed by his own action while his son and his daughter in law, recently married, were passengers in the front seat. The son suffered dental injuries as his teeth were knocked out by the dash. The others escaped injury and the car was badly damaged on the way from Nowra to visit their mother.
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Binalong
Ratcliffe
Butcher
Nowra
Nowoth Wyelone
Sheep Theft Trial at Wyalong Sessions
Thomas Leslie Nicholson of Weethalle faced charges in Wyalong Quarter Sessions over 120 ewes owned by Hilda May Conkey of Cootamundra and a £105 fraud. He was acquitted on the theft charge but found guilty of fraud, receiving 12 months, later released on a conditional bond as the judge considered altering the sentence upon the solicitor's request. Conkey testified the sheep were hers, with accompanying statements about an alleged confession.
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Wyalong
Thomas Leslie Nicholson
Weethalle
Hilda May Conkey
Cootamundra
Nicholson
Coyle
Conkey
Thompson
Governments to Meet in August for Insurance Conference
State representatives who met in Canberra last week fixed August 13 and 14 for a conference between the Commonwealth and States to discuss national insurance. A definite decision is expected after hearing State views, though action before the October 1 elections is not certain. The Commonwealth may act if election issues lack a clear rallying call.
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Canberra
Loan Council
Commonwealth
Australia
Variegated Dash In Beer At Sydney Hotels
Heavy beer demand prompts hotelkeepers to note a trend toward beer mixed with other beverages. Publican Wally Weekes says straight beer is fine in cold weather, but many drinkers prefer cocktails with stout, ginger, lemonade, squash, and other flavorings.
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Sydney
Wally Weekes
Armage Juicw
Bettor Who Didn’t Claim 1200 At Flemington
A Royal Order backer in the Two-year-old Mile at Flemington on Saturday failed to return to the bookmaker to claim his £1200 win. He wore a VRC member’s badge, but officials could not verify his identity. The law maker referred the case to the V.R.C. who advised delaying payment pending inquiries. The man did not claim on Monday and would be questioned about his badge and identity if he pursues payment.
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Royal Order
Mile Att
After Hours Epping 6 Phones Epping 658 Established 191
Local commerce note lists contact lines for Epping area services with dial codes and the year of establishment 191. The brief item emphasizes long standing business presence and customer accessibility. It presents two phone listings and a company number.
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Epping
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