Postal Information Notices and Mail Closings
Postal details list mail close times for T.P.O. West and South and Blayney at 6 p.m. daily and Macderama etc at 6 p.m. Fridays only with arrivals for Sydony and Bisgory Bia mornings daily. Registered mails close one hour before ordinary mail at 5 p.m. Correctness and legibility are limited by fragmented OCR.
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T.P.O. Weat
South
Blayney
Macderama
Lyodbornt
Woodsinck
TPO. West
Bisgory
T. P.O. South
Montag
Vie
Money Orders to United Kingdom Rules
Money orders to the United Kingdom incur a commission of 4d per order plus 1 for the first £6, with additional charges per £ and a minimum change charge applied. Details specify handling fees and conversion costs for payments sent abroad.
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United Kingdom
Berchange
Goan Printer Statement Echoes Language Barrier
A clipped line from the page shows a printed declaration attributed to John Jos and a cryptic phrase about a dai st kor and Nay. The rough phrasing suggests a lament or protest referencing local names or dialect, with unclear context and no explicit event or date.
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John Jos
City Crumbs on Labor, Lang and Pensions
A long analysis of Labor prospects in the State Council election, Lang’s possible move to Federal politics, and party leadership. The piece critiques the seek for a 60 member council by joint sittings, notes pensions policy fallout, and surveys potential leaders like Jim McGirr and Baddeley amid union talks and the Lottery’s political overtones.
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Labor
Hoses
Lang
Melbourne
Federal
Reid
Scullin
Labor Party
Canberra
Jim McGirr
Gosling
Greg
Paddy
Wyangala Compensation Case Sees £25 Per Child Question
Judge Perdicat in Brien v Water Conservation Commission rules on whether an extra £25 is payable for each child under 11 under the Workers' Compensation Act. He specifies five children were partially dependent and two wholly dependent on the deceased worker’s earnings, with two wholly dependent children receiving £50 extra to be paid to the Commission.
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Workers’ Compensation Commission
Brien
Water Conservation Commission
Perdicat
Wickliffe Mitchell Brien
Wyangala Dam
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission
Cowra
Office
The
Commission
Cowra Show Week Tragedy Claims Mrs Taylor
In Cowra on Show Week, Mary Taylor 47 died instantly when a sulky collided with a car near the railway station. The Bathurst driver Meg Monger and two passengers faced charges of felonious slaying as her husband Monry Taylor and children Cecily 18 Edward 10 Laurance 2 survived. The accident occurred around 9:25 pm on Garconi Road as the Taylors headed to the Cowra Show. Mrs Monger was remanded on bail. a large funeral for Mrs Taylor was to be held.
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Taylors
Fine Mount
Mary Taylor
Monry
John Taylor
Cowra Railway Station
Mia Taylor
Hildred Mary Monger
Howtck St
Bathurst
Mongero
J. Mitchell JP
Taylor
Sergt. Hinchey
Elf
J. Silvy
Mra
Monger
Patrick Lynch
Mutya
Ta District
Mount
Hilder and Co
Spring Vate
Hovell's Creek
Will of Archdeacon Griffin Names Several Catholic Beneficiaries
The will allocates £1000 to a housekeeper, to be divided with other specific bequests including £2000 to the Bishop of Goulburn for priest education. Executors named are Dr John Barry and Michael Carey with governance by Catholic authorities in the Diocese of Goulburn. Residual real and personal property goes to the Bishop for ecclesiastical and charitable needs of Goulburn diocese.
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Margaret Crguin
Catholic Charities
John Barry
Goulburn
Michael Carey
Catholic Cathedral
Goulby
Catholica Tumburrah
Girls’ Orp
High Prices Not Only Solution in Wool Industry
Acting Commonwealth Statistician Professor J F Gibson told the Commonwealth Wool Committee in Melbourne that returning wool prices to former highs is neither possible nor desirable. He warned that a rapid surge would precede a deeper depression, noting world population may have plateaued and demand for raw wool will shrink while demand for manufactured goods grows.
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Tubure
Commonwealth Statistician
J. FP. Gibson
Commonwealth Wool Committee
Melbourne
Freshen Wilted Vegetables with Lemon Juice
The guidance says to refresh wilted vegetables by sealing them for an hour in cold water with lemon juice added. It also advises dampening a knife used to cut onions and souring it with salt to remove onion odor.
Decrease of Women Prisoners Stuns Reformists
A historical report notes Long Bay Penitentiary women prisoners fell from 300 in 1880 to 40 in 1832 and predicts near elimination within four years. Claims reform through girl guides and younger social groups reduced crime and shifted detainees to better quarters for moral improvement.
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Long Bay
Nome
Pearly Teeth Tip Using Hydrogen Peroxide Water
A home dental tip explains adding a teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide to water for teeth cleaning. It claims peroxide acts as an antiseptic, removes germs between teeth, prevents tartar and nicotine stains, freshens breath, and helps prevent decay when used with or instead of toothpaste or powder.
Linen care tip for even wear and cleanliness
A garbled note advises washing linen to keep fabric even on wear. It suggests using clean linen and gentle handling to maintain the pile and overall appearance. The fragment emphasizes care to extend the material's life and quality.
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T. G. Stammers
Carcoar
Farmers & Settlers’ Co-op
Nsurance Co
Carcoar Butchering CO
Pure Food Butchers
Georde Pile & Company Solicitors, Blayney
Carrouar
Mandurama
Dave Reed
Uneral
Monumental
Mason Blayney
Arthur Higgs
Postal Information
B. Ny
Gecroment Party
Lyons
Whiddon
Stevens
Labor Press
Wyangala
Wick Brien
W. J. Brady
Farmer
Archdeacon Griffin
J. R. Colburt
London
Gordon Jn- Meecan
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