Wheat Bounty Claims Delayed by Incomplete Forms
The wheat bounty section reports most claims are incomplete and must be returned for completion. Farmers should fill all columns, use ink, mark nil where appropriate, and include estimates where exact figures are unavailable. Declarations must be signed, and agents urged to ensure completeness before forwarding to the head offices. Cooperation from receivers, millers, and traders is requested to speed payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markels Department
Rural Bank to be kept after Parliament action
An amendment to the Government Savings Bank Act of 1906 will be brought in the next session to retain the Rural Bank and Advances to Homes Department as state undertakings. The amalgamated banks will use the Commonwealth Bank as agent, with a potential new name like New South Wales Agricultural Bank.
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Government Savings Bank
Commonwealth Bank
Tt Ia
N.S.W. Agricultural Bank
Rural Bank and Homes Department
X Rays Open A World Of Hidden Details In Industry
The article outlines how X rays reveal interior defects without cutting, aiding surgeons though destined for industry. It cites wartime uses in testing timber steel blocks and ammunition, plus applications in mining, motors, and manufacturing, arguing the technology will extend into thought and daily life.
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Belence
K-raye
Toe
Enelon
United States
Australia
Liscover
England
France
South Africa
Brotherhood aims to admit former enemies to Returned Soldiers League
A Sydney branch seeks to universalize Line brotherhood among soldiers by admitting former enemy troops. The State executive refers the question to the next State Congress, urging peace and national brotherhood. The movement calls for all war veterans to unite beyond nationality.
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Sydney
Returned Goldiere’ League
Te League
Coiren Pial
Wworta
Reace
Bales of Wool Contain Odds and Ends
Sydney wool storemen recount finding oddities in Australian wool bales, from a spade and a ring to eggs and bottles of Worcesters shire sauce. The tale follows the curious contents intercepted on shipments overseas and the chaotic scenes in the warehouse as investigators hunt the source of the smells and mispacked items.
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Bradford
Sydney
Prymont
Australia
Fashions Have Gone Military in London Attire
London women adopt soldierly lines with broad shoulder cuts high waists and skirts that swing briskly. Wide fur hats and epaulette trims pair with velvet and chiffon jumpers for evening wear while navy blues gendarme blue and black palettes echo a martial, ornate style.
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London
Tas Fon
Euthanasia Debate Divides Sydney Doctors On Mercy
Sydney doctors largely oppose euthanasia with a principle bound for danger and abuse. They warn that legal acceptance could invite coercion and risky outcomes. A Macquarie Street specialist notes many cited hopeless cases later improve, while a local case of a son who threatened death highlights the moral peril.
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Sydney
Macquarie-street
The Gharwoman and a Grandchild’s Farewell
Maria the town’s charwoman raised Freddy since he was a baby. A traveling couple returns for him claiming need and profit. Maria resists but loses the child, her health failing as she endures quiet heartbreak and old age.
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Maria
Tree Inn
Matilda
Tilda
Wylea
Collior
Eal Growisy
Morton
Kemerally
Iba
Pediat
Abe
Marin
Tilde
America
Teaat
Freddy
St. Pancras
Hio
Mara
Freday
Tilesus
Jim Hobinson
Theo
Leta
Marta
Jim
Freddy Agin
Jum Robinson
Freddy Jay
Jim Robinson
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Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Coy. Ltd
N.S.W
the Rural Bank
Agricultural Bank
Schute Bell Ite Ig
Aitantign
Pierce
Pitt, Son and Badgery, Ltd
Pitt, Son & Badgery, Ltd
Winchcombe
Carson
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
House
Bridge
Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance Company Ltd
New South Wales
Kideney and
Integrity
Thew
Carcoar
Coombing Park
the Whitney Pastoral Co., Ltd
Rolaay
the Western Stores
Edgley’s
Gharwoman
Marla
Reddy
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