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Correspondence on rail traffic and proposed service changes
The letter discusses the Traffic Manager’s stance on imaginary complaints and the need for sustained freight revenue on rail lines. It mentions state department costs, earnings, and proposed public input for fifty new one-clag yearly tickets and extensions, urging caution and broader public access. It also includes a personal anecdote about a Mulgrave drive and reflections on historic figures and engineering debates.
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Chaotic OCR Note Tries to Cite Shire Council Debate
Fragmented text references Nelson area, Calran Shire Council, and a community meeting about progressiveness and penny issues. It mentions buy recommendations, a council binding form, and concerns over garden soil and riverbed scam deals.
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Mining and Rail Progress Amid Chillagoe Operations
Report from Chillagoe noting continued mine works at Thornborough and Maca math Coy with surface works advancing and cages operating. Rail and bridge progress on the Waist line by year end. a new power plant and police sheds to support wartime operations. An accident at Chillagoe mine injures manager D Cullinane with non life threatening injuries. Copper ore at the lode shows strong assay, development slowed by resource limits as crews push toward the end of the period.
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Sugar cane fertiliser practices and nitrate timing
The article discusses sugar cane fertiliser needs during a dry spell, stressing nitrogen as key. It recommends top-dressing with nitrate of soda early after heavy rain, at about 1 to 2 tons per acre, to supply immediately available nitrogen and boost growth, with caution on lime-deficient soils and pest concerns.
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