New Railway Chief Succeeds Retiring Commissioner
Frederick Charles Garside rises from humble beginnings in Eastgrove to become Commissioner of Railways, succeeding T. J. Hartigan on October 1. The article traces his early work as an apprentice, rapid rise through locomotive and store roles, and eventual appointment after a lengthy career within the railway service.
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Pr C. Garside
T. J. Hartigan
Frederick Charles Garetge
Eastgrove
Gowlhurn
Via
Goulhurs
Railway Department
Hin
Carenon
Wis
Wits
Thurways
Rane
Yani
Garelde
Raeale
Hiv
Muswundl
Gety
Thee
Assia
Faulrol
Vio Tsion
LDU Ty Ducentrat
I Muvenptitian
Lotomotive
Commnivalenss
Lished & Suggestions
Luyenttome
Aeemiomin
Garaide
ETE
Conigtraiier
Maine
Wien
CMF
Bern
Garde
Garethe
Asassian Conimlentonor
Alaliway Oy
WoolMarket Prospects For Australian Wool Prices Rise
The Sydney market opens August 20 with forecasts of higher returns for merino and crossbred wools. Dealers note upward price trends, stock levels, and exchange effects influencing competition, while producers prepare for auctions in September and expect continued demand in the new season.
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Winchonda Carson
Regan Ing
Dolland
Anc
Sydney
Yorkshire
Lee Henry
Auieren
Beltiny
Lieshenp
United States
Merino
Ruellium
Straying Stock and Traffic Offenders Highlighted in District Report
Me Mason reports ongoing issues with stray stock and theft affecting transport. He notes frequent delays from redirection and detention of offenders, with magistrates stressing deterrence and suspension of driving licenses for violators.
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Me. Mason
Surmla Ltamore
Uperintendens
Warthren
Tor
Beast
Hanis
Hellant
Deputy appointed for Ralls during commissioner's absence
A deputy takes over duties in Ralls as the commissioner serves overseas, ensuring city operations continue without interruption. The move fills the leadership gap during the absence and maintains local governance.
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Miskioner
Pasture Improvement A Key Defense Against Soil Erosion
The Division of Plant Industry notes pasture improvement as essential to curb soil erosion. Mechanical methods help but cannot fully cure the loss of surface soil. Overgrazing and overstocking worsen erosion by removing ground cover, while investing in permanent pastures adds organic matter and stabilizes the soil. Examples show reclaimed areas regaining cover and reducing erosion, though water supply for stock remains necessary.
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Mt. Poins
Department of Agricultu
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