Wireless News Highlights From April 11 Schedule
A dense broadcast schedule lists music, weather, talks, and cultural programming for April 11. Highlights include choral and orchestral concerts, discussions on the British Empire, agriculture topics, and a feature on the meat industry. Several programs are tied to the Arts and World topics with weather updates throughout the day.
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Tom
Lal
Nemantic Rivers
Mr. Lynch
Burke
Monte Criseigo
Easter Monday Carnival at Cowra District
The Hi Hosp ital Carnival of Carcoar on Easter Monday promises a standout event with Dangers from Cowra, costumed dancers and pipers, and a special stage from Mr J M Callon. Prizes, donations, a bicycle race, steer riding, bull-dogging exhibitions, and a social at the School of Arts are planned to draw large crowds and raise funds for the hospital auxiliary.
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Carcoar
Cowra
J. M. Callon
Crona En
G. G. Mauoing
John Badwood
Brake Hotel
Jim Darwin
Sydney
Oyer Ladies’ Hospital
Coombing Park GINS AT ROYAL SHOW
Coombing Park presented several calves at the Royal Show. Latham Hugo, a 3 year old ball imported from Bootland by Whitney Pastoral Co. Ltd., placed second in the Shorthorn class for 3 to 4 years. Gondley Viesroy-slap from Turonvilla Estate won first prize. Lord Russell, another Coombing Park calf, placed third in the 16 to 18 month class. North Logan scored fourth. Coombing Park’s young heifer Coombing Molly won third in the Bhorthoro heifer class for 6 to 12 months. Mevsrs I J Sloan & Co of North Logan won the champion prize in the Shorthorn beef section with Ceoneng Delonder.
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Latham Hugo
Bootland
Whitney Pastoral Co. Ltd
Turonvilla Eatate
Gondley Viesroy
Coombing Park
Lord Russell
Clase
Logan
Coombing
Molly
Bhorthoro Heifar
Mevsrs I
J. Sloan & Qo
North Logan
Ceoneng Delonder
Horse Stealing Case in Bathurst Police Court
Thomas Michael Ryan of Rockley was fined six months hard labor for stealing a horse from Thomas Pascoe. He also faced £2 16s costs with default. Ryan admitted selling the horse to Pascoe and later to others, claiming the Pascoe loaned the horse. Several witnesses placed him selling and handling the horse amid inconsistent receipts and statements.
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Thomas Michael Ryan
Rockley
Bathurst
Thomas Pascoe
Meeting Date Change For Lach-Jap Valley Conference
Acting secretary Mr Don Elliott of the Closer Settlement and Lach Jap Valley Development Conference says the Cowra meeting date shifted from the 18th to the 23rd instant due to several Shire Councils scheduling on that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Elliott
Cowra
Bridge Grant for Mandurama to Burnt Yards Road Project
At Monday’s Shire Council meeting Engineer G. 8. Gerty reported a council grant request of 3900 pounds for a high level Mandurama to Burnt Yards road bridge. Local Government Department offered 1350 pounds, leaving possible borrowings under 1650 pounds. The recommendation urged setting a maximum spend and accepting the difference grant, with officials noting safety concerns about the current crossing and support from Dr. Cheary and Dr. Howey. The motion, supported by Dr. Head and Cr. Healey, passed amid debate on engineering needs and ratepayer protection.
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G. 8. Gerty
Mandurama
Burnt Yards
Leew
Cheary
Howey
Mrs Whitney Leads Coombing Park cattle at show
A striking photo of Mrs. T Whitney of Coombing Park appeared in the Telegraph on Wednesday. She was at the show where several Coombing cattle carried off prizes, underscoring the district’s farming prominence.
The Count of Monte Cristo on Air Tonight
A fragmented broadcast listing shows the Count of Monte Cristo and related radio features on the schedule with musical interludes and film references. The list includes various programs such as The Kitchen of the Air and The Pictorial of the Air, alongside weather and sports notes.
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Wealter
Monte Cristo
Heroes of Medical Science
Gallery of Fame
G.go P. Pdace
Homebush
Jo Emma
Robert i Britiss Geis
Maosic
the Kitchen of the Air
Bush Navel Association
the Pictorial of the Air
Tha Tescoes
Mr Tough
Mr. Go
Hightighia
Tom Ellie
Coast of Monte Cristo
March Meeting Notes On Outstanding Rates For Lyndhoret Shire
At the March gathering the council reviewed a lengthy list of delinquent rates, deciding to pursue steps to recover funds. In a later session, the board found fair payment but no large debts due, and agreed to continue measures aimed at collecting much needed cash.
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Lyndhoret
Momdey
Tractor accident burns man at H L Taylor property
On Thursday night at Caragabal Mervyn Payne was severely burnt about the head and chest when fumes from a tractor fires burst into flame after a match was struck. He rolled to extinguish the blaze and then, with help, walked over a mile to the house for medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Taylor
Caragabal
Mervyn Payne
Judge Upholds Novel Point in Pastures Case at Walgett
In a rare legal ruling, Judge Barton sided with defendant Maron Georgevich Orange grazi er, rejecting Walgett Pastures Protection Board claim for £51 5s travel charges for 7500 sheep travelling 49 miles from Kumrambat Bridge to Brewarrin. The decision hinges on renewal permit requirements under the Pastures Protection Act 1904. The judge warned the ruling could alter board powers and vowed an appeal may follow.
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Barton
B. J. Tier
Orange
Setiing
Marc Georgevich
Walgett Pastures Protection Board
Walgath District Court
Lite
Maron Georgevich
Graziar
Kumaenbat Bridge
Brewarrion
Giogie
Yule
Boorooma
Amid
Qoud
Shell
Avery
Woa
Tier
Auah — van
Wolgett Pastures Protection Board
Gurmuanos
Weneral
Iotor
Anyny
Lander
Walgett Brook
Brot
Bathurst Board Pushes Sterilisation of Alsatians
A Bathurst Pet police board deputation urged the Shire Council to back a law forcing sterilisation or destruction of Alsatian dogs due to recent attacks on livestock and people. The council supported cooperation, and Dr Jones and Dr Cook led the push, arguing the district’s dogs are a menace and not well governed by current measures.
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Bathurst P.P. Board
Mesare Gordon
Blunt
Shire Council
Bathurat P.P
Jones
Cook
Bathurst PY Board
Jin
Southwall
Carcoar Street Lighting Held Up For Council Action
At the Shire meeting the Engineer reported on Carcoar street lighting and noted payment from the former Council’s general fund for lighting dangerous road places. The Electrical Engineer, after inspection, was authorised to place the plant in proper condition and Mr. T Hargaus was appointed in charge of the plant.
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Carcoar
General Fund
T. Hargaus
Homebush Cattle Prices Fall. Sheep Yield Lifted
Cattle were cheaper at Homebush on Monday while yarded stock rose. Sheep and lamb numbers reached about 40,000 with prime grades steady or late figures showing slight declines. Winchcombe Carson Ltd. note sales including James Toshack and Garland entries among bred animals.
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Homebush
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
James Toshack
Garland
Tosback
Clark’s health worsens as he remains confined at home
Friends report W T Clark is bedridden and in great pain with no improvement. The Railways Department announces excursion tickets to Sydney on April 22, 28, and 30 for Australia Day commemorations, return fare at ordinary rate plus one third, valid to Sydney with option to stop at intermediates within the metropolitan area. Sergeant Kennedy transfers to Tumut on April 15. Constable Massey may move to the metropolis.
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Sydney
Carcoar
Focal
W. T. Clark
Lssue
Department of Railways
Kennedy
Blayney
Tumut
Massey
Metropolis
Adenoid growths hinder breathing and hearing in children
A medical note describes adenoids causing nasal blockage, mouth breathing, snoring, and progressive deafness in a child. It emphasizes removing adenoids as the rational treatment, advocating fresh air and rest while avoiding poor living conditions.
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