Beg Fenced Of 1 wp allow ome Gia wy Gomew sa hin river frontage
Local notes discuss river frontage fencing and permit delays. Residents fear water disruption and seek order to prevent overuse. Officials including Mr G Thampma and Cr Wt Corbett address inspection, fence repairs, and safety measures. Affected parties consider river access and water levels near the Fivwr bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumatieedla
Muewok
G Thampma
Corbett
Smith
Purhage Russell
Skirting the Fleece Defect in Wool Clips
A damaged OCR note discusses errors in top clipping of market fleece samples, noting excessive removal and skirted wool misclassification. It warns that improper skirted wool leads to price disputes, burr or gramseed contamination, and inadequate sample quality, urging lighter handling and careful grading.
Battle of Thames gives a night sailors tale of near disaster and courage
An eye catching account recalls a Thames river action with a lone tug or boatman’s memory of the night when dawn broke over a river aglow with searchlights and distant barrage. The narrative weaves in a skipper, a mate, and the haunting refrain of war’s last stand as shells fall and fires begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craudat
Salina
Minnetas
Walt
Ahraguel
London
Free Sea
Shayanthe
Main Roads Progress in Merweh Shire Conference Talks
Merweh Shire Council and Main Roads Commission met to review road works, including Augashella Morews and Angarabella Moreen corridors. Officials debated incorporation into a permanent program, with a likely start next financial year and possible urgent action if funds allow. The council urged timely decisions on widening a bridge and streamlining the Angarabella site project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merweh Shine
Merweh
Comnett
Ciarbet Noatnimr
M. Kemp
Mahi
Sion
WH. Curbalt
Kewp
Augashella
Morews
Kemp
Wade
Lillie
Main Roads ‘Commission
Kemps
McKearp
Murvex
Crstham Yandario
Rodde
Angarbella- Moreen
L. Williams
Charleville
Adavile
Laugio
Simusi
Mero Kemp
Sorkx
Wilimme
My. Mtarten
Banedde
Angathella
Council
Poamibie
Invention of Envelopes Traced to Brighton Miller
A fragmentary note recalls early envelope origins in Brighton around 1530, with small sheets folded to form protective wrappers. It mentions Queen Elizabeth era pregnancy of the idea, and the later 1848 patent by Sir Rowland for automatic envelope making machines, referencing “little bags called envelopes.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brita Standards Institute
Brighton
Rowland
Kabwart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Herriman
Alfred Street
Gimp
Nabon
Mamurnbads
Waol
Fat Geock
Promuce, Merchandice
Ang Imawrance
Mary Street — — Bribbane
Kelly & Lewis
Ovate SA
Farm Machinery Pty. Ltd
Exchange Building
Eagle Street
Srissane
Queensland
Socgap
Battle OF Thames
Weer
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Earle Servet
Kamaign
Winclone
Carve Lad
Comsen Hill
Pesadtne Chew
Banks My Commit
Lames
Shire Council Complaint
Australia
Matenahs
Hope
Bank of New South Wales
Poston
Ecomom
Wales
Godfrey Brothers Pty. Ltd
Cunnamulla
Agric ‘Dept
Artie
Sunoco
PUNE
Gallum
Pualle Cam
WSSE
SHERP
Harry Cuttite
Salton
Cee
John G. AteKeduin
Charloriie Times Proprietary Limited
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