Public Works Board Defers Boundary Inquiry Visit
The advisory board considering a boroughs boundary revision agrees to delay a site visit until a date agreed by shire and borough councils. The shire objects to short notice hindering its case, while the borough provides an advance copy of its boundary extension statement.
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The
Public Works Department
Publc
Shire Council
Progress Association
Shepparton Progress Association
Tungamah Auxiliary Starts Strong for Yarrawonga Hospital
The Tungamah ladies auxiliary to assist Yarrawonga and District Hospital held a Krazy Whist competition and market stall that raised over £10. A donated polished mulga wood fruit stand was announced as a prize. The group aims to reach 100 members. next meeting is Friday August 8.
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Tungamah
Yarrawonga and District Hospital
Ardley
Tungamah Red Cross
Siown
Mooroopna Child Fatally Scalded in Bath
A two year old child died at home in Mooroopna after climbing into a bath with hot water. The incident occurred Tuesday evening and the child was rushed to hospital but did not survive despite treatment.
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Bath
Mooroopna
Fighting Fund For Irrigation League Quota Set
The league established a fighting fund with a Corowa branch quota of £200. £47 subscribes so far.
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Fighting Fund For Irrigation League
Lincs
Corowa
Swan Hill Adopts Saturday Half Holiday
Swan Hill will close shops from 1 o'clock on Saturdays after traders petitioned the Saturday Half-Holiday League and received official ratification. The change ends Swan Hill's long resistance and aligns with other coastal towns.
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Swan Hill
Mildura man touts cancer cure halted by patient
Mildura chef Mr. Mick Petridis claimed his "wonder plant" juice could cure cancer. He said an attempted treatment on a local man was stopped with consent of the patient and his attending doctor. The patient declined to continue, Petridis said he could have finished the cure this week. He also planned to visit Bendigo to treat a woman there.
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Mick Petridis
Sunraysia Daily
Petridis
Bendigo
Lifting of superphosphate rationing in Australia wartime
The Australian government ends five years of superphosphate rationing as normal supplies return. Minister W G McKenzie says efficient distribution aided food production. sulphate of ammonia remains constrained with a new six month allotment plan for Victoria. Orders may be placed directly with suppliers without department permits.
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Department of Agriculture
W.G. McKenzie
M.L.A
Australia
McKenzie
Victoria
Save the Forests Campaign Third Annual Report Issued
The Third Annual Report of the Save the Forests campaign presents its work and development. It features educational plates showing community tree plantings in country districts and tubing stage seedlings. District committees supervise activities, with reports from member organizations indicating broad campaign representation. Application details reference Temple Esbourne for appointments.
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Campaign Council
Boe
Templeesbourne
Rye Grass Staggers in Sheep and Calves
Disease follows autumn rain with rye grass. Calves show stiff gait and exaggerated fore feet, head high. Animals may collapse when frightened but recover if kept quiet. Not fatal for calves. disappears as autumn grass matures. Lambs have died from apparent exaggeration of symptoms.
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D. M
B.v.sc. Veterinary i
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Castlemaine
L. G. Hamilton
Nevill’s Shoe Store
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Radiola
Hot Point
Malvern Star Cycles
Murray Valley Lending Library
Kosy Carrier
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