University Site At Orange Proposed for Crown Lands Reserve
Orange University Committee reports the Premier agreed an application be lodged to reserve Crown lands near Forest Road for a future university site. The plan covers areas including the aerodrome quarry and stock reserve, with hoped no sale and perpetual use by the people. The Premier may visit Orange on December 4, 1943, to inspect the site and open the patriotic carnival at the Orange Golf Club.
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Orange University
Uch
Forest Road
Palmer’s Lot
Orange
Duntryleague Tyhe Orange Golf Club
Chronicle's New Arrangement Wednesday Publication
The Chronicle announces a new weekly schedule with publication on Wednesdays following the Lachlan Leader purchase. Subscribers will receive one paper per week and rates will adjust accordingly. Management plans further announcements about changes to Chronicle distribution.
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Chronicle
Power Line Plans Across Lachlan Valley
The Boree Shire Council heard a reply based on E. P. Dring submissions about the Wyangala hydro plan. The Minister for Public Works outlined proposed lines from Wellington to Dubbo and Cowra to Forbes and Parkes, with Wellington to Dubbo approved as a short line but Cowra to Forbes and Parkes deferred due to manpower and materials shortages.
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Wellington
Dubbo
theowra-Forbes-Parkes
Used petrol for Burrinjuck trip charged man fined
John Gain was charged under the Liquid Fuel Regulations for using petrol for business reasons on 4 February 1943. He continued to obtain petrol after his car broke down and made a Burrinjuck trip, receiving £5 fine with costs and 18 days in jail in default. William Charles Hunt faced a similar charge for using petrol to power a motor lorry and motor bus to Bathurst on 20 June 1943, with a fined amount and 18 days imprisonment in default.
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Orange Court
John Gain
Burrinjuck
Bathurst
William Charles Hunt
Mr C H Rowe Retires After 27 Years Service
Mr C H Rowe retires after twenty seven years as Health Inspector for the Boree Council, having been appointed in 1916 during the last war. The Boree Shire appreciates his faithful service and notes his role in immunisation progress. His son M H Rowe succeeds the vacancy his father left.
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Boree
C. H. Rowe
Rowe
Alex
Milley
Wis Jong
Chuan McCarron
Labor for Harvest Notice for Labor Strains Natl Service Limits
Cowra district war agricultural committee chairman cautions farmers to seek labor three to four weeks in advance. Local committees will source locally. outside labor is scarce. A special meeting is set to discuss harvest labor and transport. A separate report notes a Lancaster bomber over town during Liberty Loan events triggering commuter protests and railway service disruptions in Grenfell and Cowra.
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Cowra Distict War Agricultural Committee
C. Walkden-Brown
Trompea
Walkden
National Service Officer
War Agricultural Committee
D.w.ac
NSO
Cowra War Agricultural Committee
School of Arts
Liberty Loan
Grenfell
Cowra
Warhormins
Ash Fay
Wil
Davis to Appeal Granted Military Exemption
Louise Davis a well known western jockey now a rent maker was granted exemption from military call up until November 3 by the Chief Industrial Magistrate. Davis said he had been disqualified for two years at a recent Cowra rate meeting and that his appeal would be heard next month.
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Louise Thomas Davis
Davis
Cowra
Remarkable lambing at Gundagai reports record ewe yield
During the Twang season Gundagai graziers reported high lambing percentages. The standout is Reardon Bros property Snowball where 105 to 700 lambs were produced from 70 ewes, a remarkable yield.
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Gundagai
Reardon Fros
Which Will Be Chosen for New Carcoar Hospital
Caesar Mandurama and Lynd hurt are contending to host a modern hospital in Carcoar. The district member Mr O Halloran received a health minister letter noting a state survey by Mr Digby of the Hospitals Commission to determine needs and zoning. When the report covers Carcoar’s area full consideration will be given to the centre and Lyndhurst’s claims.
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Caesar
Mandurama
Lyndhurt
Carcoar
O Halloran
Kelly
O'Halloran
Thomas A. Kelly
Mylrea
Lyndhurst
Wool Report From Farmers & Graziers Co-op No 117
The co op reports appraisal of catalogue No 117 total five pounds presented on October 6. Top price 234d achieved for AAA SUP Wool from W J Pinkerton Eny Gundy. Fleece lines ranged 20d to 22d and 17d for BKN. DR machines round expected to complete by October 12 with payment around October 26.
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Farmers & Graziers' Co-o0. Co. Ltd
Scone
Upper Hunter
Binkara
Tenterfield
Manilla
Liverpool Plains
New England
Central Western
Hunter
W. J. Pinkerton
Eny
Gundy
Release from Army Speeds for Rural UK Work
The Director-General of Manpower Mr Worth said steps are being taken to speed up releases from the army for rural work. A careful check is being made to determine the number and details of all release applications.
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Worth
Mr. Wurth
Minister Seeks Retention Of Train Booking System
The Minister for Transport Mr O'Sullivan argues against removing bookings on trains. He warned yesterday that scrapping bookings would force urgent travelers into a scramble for seats, making travel inefficient. The Railway Department aims to do everything possible to accommodate demand.
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Sydnex
Vuciacy
O'Sullivan
Railway Department
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Yihe Farmers & Ghaziers Co-Op, CO. Ltd
BR. A. Waters & CO
Goolagong
Farmers & Graziers Co-Op, CO. Ltd
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Carcoar District Hospital
Carcoar School OF Arts
B. S. Livermore
Nevoaz
Vancing
Percy Colburt
University
Chroticte
Lachlan Valley
E. P. Dring
Ashburnham
Boree Shire
Boree Conv
MH. Rowe
Labor Limited
Watugoola Shire
T B. Cummings
Wattamondarsil
Dun
Back Greeks
Browla
T. Cummins
Darbys Falls
R. OQ. Pryor
Holmwood
J. Purecell
Woo
Les Davis
Carcoar-Mandurama- Lyndhurst Press Claims
Wool Report
Imph
Boone Quai
Wal
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