Burrowa Councillors Hear Engineer Report On Street Works
Burrowa Municipal Engineer N E Dowden presented a fortnightly report detailing unemployed relief work and bitumen construction. Crews cleared and reshaped gravel along main streets and prepared bed for new pavement while Corby and Owens began scarifying and laying gravel shoulders. Mortimer showground road drainage needs cleaning and improved culverts plus a new 12 inch pipe to handle storm water. Gravelling on Queen Street to finish by tomorrow, Kenny Road set to start next, with urgent later works possible.
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Preston's
Messrs. Corby and
Ownes
Mortimer
Mer
Tennis match at Kingsvale ends in victory for local team
A friendly tennis day at Kingsvale on Sunday featured luncheon and tea for Ladies. Players from J. McGrath to Rochfort, Hennock, Geeve and others posted mixed results in doubles, with the Kingsvale team ultimately winning. A later match against Calene Tennialuk also favored the home club. The event included tree planting reports, a school fund collection of £9, and a positive financial balance.
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Kingsvale
Weeden
Hill
Mise T. Gorham
Miss Cusack
Mra. Williams
Miakle
Henneck
Miss Dunn
Cusack
Williams
Mise Miskle
T. Gorham
Fionvowa
Calene Tennialuk
Printer Faces 24 Percent Tax On Job Printing
The editor laments new Sales Tax rules forcing printers who publish as well as print to register as manufacturers. He urges cash transactions for job printing to ensure sufficient monthly tax revenue and avoid shortfalls. The plea highlights burdens on country newspaper operations and printers.
How Nations Are Fed and the Ploughman's Song
A rural verse praising farmers for feeding nations through toil on the soil. It mentions meat wheat fruit and butter derived from labor, with hopeful lines about brighter times and the ploughman’s work. The text shifts to a fundraiser note for the Convent Stoll event at a Bill at Falong on a Friday in October, inviting value and support.
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Fialong
Parents and Citizens Association September Meeting Notes
The Parents and Citizens Association held their monthly gathering on Tuesday September 2 in the School Room. Attendees included Messrs Champion Redmond Bennison Brien Boulding and Rewards and Mrs Boulding, with apologies from several members. The resignations of secretary V A R Champion and Mr W Alford were noted with regret as Alford retires to focus on study. The Headmaster Mr G Redmond reported on support from Mr Barlow for a War picture erection and noted tree removals await department sanction. A letter from Hon J M Tully MLA explained limits on adding staff or facilities. the association prepared to acknowledge receipt.
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Home For
Hank
Mise
Boulding
Messia
Champion
G. Redmond
E. J. Bennison
H. Brien
E. Boulding
J. M. Champion
Rey
C. A. Wilson
Mesdames Munro
Southwell
Bryce
Bradshaw
Wilding
J. Southwell
W. Alford
N. T. Greig
Barlow
J. M. Tully
M.la
Tully
Mrx. Walker
Ines
The Cost Of A Circus By Mr Phil Wirth In North Queensland
Mr Phil Wirth, manager of Wirth Bros Circus, outlines the high costs of running the show across Australia and the Far North, citing license fees, ground rents, rail charges, and travel expenses. He notes heavy weekly outlays, transport rates, and shifts in railway pricing, while praising good weather and local courtesy. The piece also references Labor politics and a historical wheat price quip from 1666.
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Phil Wirth
Wirth Bros
England
Europe
America
Green Park
Melba Singin
FAO
Tso
Cin
Aatheny Department
Artim
Penyile
Env
Guahdene
Lohtion
Weems
Pent
Rombing
Tuk
Herodes
Cercuses
Shane
Healy
Carrna
Charters Towers
Hlockall
Reckhwaijten
Lww
Athertom
Herberton
Commissioner For Railways
Wirth
Varioos
Fat Stock Market Report From Flemington Sale
Fat Stock Market: Flemington sale reports 2128 head yarded including 788 Queenslanders with fair to good quality. Market opened firm with occasional slight improvements then softened on prime heavy cattle. Sheep and lambs about 31,400 penned with Merino and crossbreds. buying power full and competition free. Prices: prime beef light to heavy varied around 4d to 5d per 100 lbs, with prime light lambs around 5d per lb and other breed prices listed.
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Torino
Wool Report From Pitt and Sun Dominate September Trade
The market shows solid demand with Continental buyers active and general competition among French German and Belgian bidders. Prices follow July closing rates as Japanese and York shipments offer support while sales target 6000 to 10000 bales next Monday at the Guild Hall.
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Pitt
Sun and Badgery
Ltel
Vqeort
Yeserday
Pumrket
Alumema
Yorkship
Ltd
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Burrowa
N. E. Dowden
Queen Street
Kenny Road
Catholic Federation Club
Tinvie Ane Rochfort
Sargent
Stevens
Kellich
Alehon
GA Gly
Knopp and Sentinela
Meirath
Ani Misklevy
Sargent Anil Rievens
Killick Ane Alehin
Kimeppatl Seuelwell
Mio M. Gorham
Mea Kool
Misses Flanery
Misson Shaw
Anil Southwell
Mies Mickle Ane Mao
Mises Minnery
Misses Shaw Anil Southwell
Tan
Whiley. Killick al Mice
Flannery T
Weowlen
Mies Miskin
Atehin
Rochfort
Keefe
Miss Planery
Shivie Aml
Gorbuin
Rappy
al Mies
McGrath Ani Mra
Troy
Flannery
Fet
Mile Ant
Miskle
Heorawa
Gary
Galong
Jack Mosfs
Parents and Citizens’ Association
The
Worker
Greenethorpe
C. E. Martin
Young
Bradman
Don
Dubbe
West
Wool Report
Lorie
H. A. Barraclough Ltd
Opticians
George St
Sydney
Barrow A
Royal Standen Hotel
Jal Ont
Nam
Lux
H.R. Blackett
Monumental Masons Young
Bourke
Liberal
Cuomore
William Bowe
Wool &Produce
Edward
Ater Hell
Ford
Easieat
A. J. Adams
Ford Sales and Service Station
Nedione
Keonuny
SAWN
Rye Park
P.O
Good Road
ALF
Court House Hotel
Boorowa
Pudman and
Marodro
Albert Scott
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Ustralia
Kenya
Torengo
Wome Bros
Optician
Whitehead
H. A. Barraclough, Ltd
Royal Standard Hotel
Ted
J. Stuart
Brial Street
D. Dunn
Binaleng
Patterson Bros
Harden & Young
Reynolds
T. K. Shakespeare & Co
Monumental Masons
Burrowa News
Slmom Avery
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