Fortification Mad Interview Highlights Trade Gaps
Paul Cheyne reports on J Gonslaves former Clerk of Petty Sessions after his Sydney East return. He notes Japan's 1 million babies born yearly and Australia’s 112000 annual births. He argues Japan seeks markets or territory and calls Japan fortification mad, while Australia lacks defences and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gonslaves
Petty Sessions
Sydney
Gonslaves
Japan
Gonsiaves
Australia
Ottawa
British Empire
Commonwealth
United States
Radiola Owners Gain High Fidelity Radio From Australia Factory
Radiola owners receive a high fidelity radio backed by the largest radio factory in Australia and the efficient Joma service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radiola
Australia
Poultry Market Report from Roberts Reid and Company
Roberts Reid and Company report heavy supplies for clearance on Thursday July 2 1938 with higher values for prime colored cockerels white leghorn and colored hens turkeys and muscovy ducks. Grillers steady scarce cockerels and hens sold strongly with higher prices and buyers responding to weight and quality.
New Regulation on Bicycle and Motorcycle Lighting
Government Gazette issues a rule requiring front lamps emitting bright white light and rear lights or reflectors visible to following vehicles. From November 1, reflectors must be surrounded by a white surface, with circular reflectors specified by a diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Gazette
Drover Mistake Costs Cattle Owner Fees
A drover misstepped and grazed 20 head of cattle on Mr. W Herring's Bongongolong property at Gundagai for two weeks. The owner, living at Cootamaindra, faced 16 in impounding and agistment charges due to the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yammatree
W. Herring
Gundagai
Cootamaindra
Boorowa Mechanics Institute Annual Report and Balance Sheet
The Boorowa Mechanics Institute held its annual meeting to present the year’s accounts. President J Tries chaired with secretary R Porter. the report shows a net loss of 4 62 for the year ending June 1. The board outlined expenditures on wages, books, rates, insurance, lighting, repairs, and sundries and noted ongoing debt and fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Pal
H. Borter
Hoorowa Mechanics' Institute
Hall committee reports tight finances and needs repairs
The report outlines lower receipts than estimates for hall funds, library purchases of ten pounds, and 37 subscribers. It notes the hall requires urgent repairs, reduced public functions, and a pending transfer of control to the CWA, with committee members thanked for their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cr & Br
Education Department
Davies
R. Walton
E. Boulding
R. Porter
G. Atkins
C. H. Weeden
R. Clarke
Rev. Littl
R. Greig
C. FE. Weeden
Rev. Brown
J. Platt
F. McCabe
J. Stormer
M.A
F Lodge
Cw.a
Young People’s Club
W. Cranston
Paddock
C.W.A
Reports Adopted As Davies Lauds Retiring Committee
The reports were adopted. Mr. J. Davies thanked the retiring committee for their loyal cooperation during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Davies
Committee Meeting Elects Officers and Committee
At a committee meeting the retiring committee was re elected. Mr. R Clarke moved the motion with support from Mr Davies. New officers elected include President J Davies and Vice Presidents E Boulding and O W Burns. Secretary Treasurer BR Porter. Librarian R Walton and Auditor SD Bobbin.
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J. Tries
Fo Metabe
F. Boulding
W. Burns
Weeden
R, Clarke
Walton
Stormier
Gr Atking
Platt
G. O' Hara
R. Porter
Eda Aranel
R. Clarke
Davies
Messrs
GF. W. Burns
G. O'Hara
J. Davies
E. Boulding
O. W. Burns
BR. Porter
R. Walton
8. D. Bobbin
Old-Time Swagman Jack Daly Keeps Wandering Life
The clipping profiles Jack Daly aged about 70 known as a swagman who has wandered since youth. He recalls never staying in one place long and jokes about his motto no friends implies no enemies. He credits sciatica ending his steady job with relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noto
Jack Daly
Sciatica
Wdman
Boorowa Mechanics' Institute Transfer to Country Women
At a Boorowa meeting, subscribers discussed transferring the Mechanics' Institute and its land to the Boorowa Branch of the Country Women’s Association. A motion approved exploring the transfer with conditions to continue library and hall use, liquidate debt, and preserve institute activities.
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Mechanics’ Institute
Boorawa
Country Women's Association
Ian Ve
Don Peer
Apa
CWA
C.W.A
Country Women's Asociation of
N.S.W
Stevenson
Boorowa
J. Davies
Byrne
Burne
Hemlock Cup Grows At Burrang Creek Area
The Acting Government Botanist Mr. Anderson notes young hemlock grows near Burrang Creek at Young. He warns this plant, known as parley fern, can poison if eaten by animals or humans. Stem bears purple spots, leaves resemble parsley, small white flowers in clusters.
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Socrates
Burrangong Creek
Young
Anderson
Mer. Anderson
Sow Sets Fire After Breaking into Incubator Hatch
On a Whiteman Grech farm in the Grafton district, a sow broke into a heated incubator with 250 chicks just received from Sydney. The animal caused a blaze by overturning the heater, scattering straw and triggering a fire as Mr. Thompson observed the incident.
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AS Thompson
Whiteman Grech
Grafton
Thompson
Sydney
Mr Thompson
Undefined fragment hints at public support and rectorate
Fragmentary text shows public backing for a mediator or organizer amid a reform or poetic society dispute. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the tone implies a call for support and legitimacy from readers and supporters.
Obituary Thomas Patterson 48 Former Young Teacher Dies at Leura
Thomas Patterson aged 48, son of Mr and Mrs J Patterson of Moppity Road, died at Leura private hospital after illness while on holiday six months leave. A former Young Public School staffer, he taught at Hawkesbury College and earlier worked with the Education Dept in New South Wales and New Zealand. Survived by wife Ruby Day and three daughters Marie Flora and Betty, with sister Mrs Warner of Sydney. Funeral at Parramatta Catholic Church and Rookwood Cemetery.
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Leora
Thomas Patterson
Mra. J. Patterson
Moppity Road
J. J. Patterson
Main Street
Mr. Patterson
Boorewa
Sydney
Fort Street
Stanmore High School
Department of Education
Young
New Zealand
Department of Agriculture
Australia
Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Katoomba
Leura
Iate
Patterson
Ruby Day
Grenfell
Bloonsfield
Marie
Flora
Betty
Parramatia
Warner
Parramatis Catholic
Rookwood Cemetery
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Minine
Binaloig
Murrumburrah
Cootamundra
Yass
Youre Marengo
Frogmore
Graham, Rye Park
Reid's Flat
Cowra
Eriend
Tooth
Paul Cheyne
Poultry Market Report
Drover
Eve
Gallagher's Pharmacy
Gallagher’s Modern Pharmacies
Burrows Mechanics’ Institute
Eupfart
Paat
Ceri
Annual Report
Sandry
Muntz
J.B
R. Burgess
F.J.0
M.lo
Optometrials
Culwulla Chambers
Castlereagh
Bydney
Royal Standard
Albion
Harden
Carrington Hotel
Burrowa Mechanics
Institute
Aunt Marys
Tillock A Co. Ltd
Aunt Mary
Radiolas
Lackground
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