Meeting of Young Pastures Protection Board Sets Two Month Grace
The Young Pastures Protection Board held a meeting on Tuesday to grant a two month grace period for Varins patients amid rabbit destruction concerns. Officials discussed inspection results, officer notes, and advised another check on rabbit burrow infestation, with field reports from Barmedman and Grenfell officials.
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Ensilage Death Trap Report From Camden-Silverdale Pit
A death occurred at a manure pit near the Hleviah parish home between Camden and Silverdale last week. Dr. Crook led a government medical officer team that inspected the scene and collected samples for testing. Preliminary notes suggest the pit produced toxic gases fatal to workers and animals, with tests to be sent to the Department of Health and a formal report to the Board of Health.
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Federal election reshapes balance of power in Australia
The Attorney General and Deputy Leader seek party support to form a coalition blocking the government. A successful move could dissolve the Lyons government and alter parliamentary control. The outcome hinges on non-religion party strength and Lyons's judgment, with a potential appeal to the country.
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Notes From Plea Statements After Acei Warming
A report from the ambulance service legal department examines driving statements made soon after accidents. It argues motorists should not be compelled to speak immediately, as memory and condition affect accuracy. The National Motorists Association official urges awareness of the legal rights to refrain until proper counsel is present.
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Police Car Signs and Trade Patchwork Report
London journalism discusses police car signage and a patchwork trade approach. Editorials urge caution to avoid implying a drastic policy shift from earlier speed limit enforcement and imply a focus on orderly policing rather than punitive displays.
Roads open on aiin route Port Stephens to Newcastle
On the aiin road from Newcastle to Port Stephens the deviation between Salt Ath and Anta Bay line tree opened to traffic. The surface has been graded and now provides good gravel driving conditions. Progress marked by the Manning River bridge at Taree. The bridge is being rebuilt near the old steam ferry crossing on to Tancurry Bowl. Two large steel transit structures have been placed in position.
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Board considers sheep permit and land trade proposal
The Board reviews C A Owen and Mr Coward's requests regarding a sheep permit and the addition of Portion 189 Parish of Newham to adjoining property in Burrows. The District Surveyor notes lack of stock routes, proposes disposal of land to fund a reserve, and the Board grants Burrangong Shire Council permission to cut 24 feet from Bulla Creek reserve amid discussions of transport needs and stock facilities.
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Elimination of Causeways on Mid-Western Highway
NRA touring department warns of dangers on the Mid Western Highway between Cowen and Wyalong. Box culverts to eliminate causeways are underway miles west of Cowra with widening tracks. Similar works between 27 and Valley west of Grenfell toward Wyalong require extreme caution and speed restrictions.
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King's new state car described with inlaid glass roof
A newly built royal state car was delivered to Buckingham Palace. The design features an inlaid glass roof and rear compartment for clearer viewing on state drives, especially in bad weather, with doors lowered for better visibility.
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Be Prepared for Punctures Warns NICASA
NICASA urges motorists to prepare for punctures as road conditions worsen and tire wear increases. The NRMA notes many car owners lack a jack and tools to change a wheel, leaving drivers exposed to tire failures anytime.
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Summer in the Kitchen Becomes Bee Bee Electrelox Note
An OCR fragment references Bee Bee notes and Electrelox with Lawrence and Hodgson in a kitchen scene. The readable text suggests a summer setting focused on a product or musical note tied to names Lawrence and Hodgson.
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Change in Car Numbers in Victoria and NSW
The NRMA reports Victoria will adopt a letter number plate system like New South Wales. Implemented gradually with no material cost, new plates issued with new registrations. Renewal applicants may keep old plates or switch to new ones at an additional charge not exceeding the current rate.
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Prohibition guidelines spark townwide electricity cooperation
A historic Boorowa notice urges residents to conserve power during peak hours to prevent blackouts. It outlines a plan limiting lights from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., with households urged to turn off nonessential appliances and heaters, and to avoid leaving rooms lit overnight.
National Insurance possibly postponed in Canberra debate
Canberra party conference discussions flag a possible indefinite postponement of the National Insurance scheme after government reviews. Defence expenditure forecasts spur the shift, while inflation and program costs complicate estimates. Advocates say the scheme would benefit health and economy once funded, with plans to expand to self employed and other groups as oversight agencies fix anomalies.
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Wool Report From Parment and Graston Sale
The Parment and Graston Comp. Co. Ltd. reports on February 27 sale results with a 9/267 lot catalogue dominated by Merino and fine wools from Yau, Muders, New England, Goulbury, Wiggs, Queanbeyan districts. Prices varied with strong competition. overseas demand remains cheerful though some lines showed weaker values. Top price reached 2s 0d for Springfield lines. several lots featured soft handling and good length, with mixed quality noted across the clip.
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Fire destroys several planes at Essendon hangar today
A blaze at Ansett Airways Pit Limited hangars in Essendon Aerodrome early this morning destroyed seven planes and equipment. Firefighters could not move the planes. steel construction and water pressure hampered efforts. Nine planes were housed in the hangar and two were saved. The cost totaled about £10,000 and aircraft valued at £1,000 each were damaged.
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Wedding Postponed for Iris Munro and Joe Hall in Melbourne
Tuesday report notes the planned wedding of Iris Munro and Joe Hall, a MelbourneRegistry marriage postponed due to incomplete notice. Iris is described as Darby Munro's ex wife, with Hall as a prominent featherweight boxer. The couple had announced their engagement last Saturday night with Wilwon, an American, as a former fiancé.
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Australia social reform scheme faces postwar fate
Fragmented text discusses a social reform plan described as the great postwar legislation. It argues the scheme offers national invariance benefits as Australia, a developing country, trials social regulation. Postponement may doom the initiative despite its perceived value to the nation.
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Robberies Hit Cowra Over Weekend
Two burglaries occurred in Cowra with police investigating. Thieves smashed a glass door at Prancies Timber Yard strongroom, wrecked the steel door, and took cash from a small strongroom while a separate raid targeted a railway goods shed, yielding only a small amount of Foodstalls. A dialogue fragment follows.
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Peculiar Farm Injury In Queensland Ploughing Incident
A farm accident in Queensland last week involved a disc plough injuring a crocodile, with the reptile forced into a deadly bite that struck a man’s foot. He was rushed to hospital for treatment.
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