19 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
1
A correspondent commends Progress Association for pushing Clarence Town streets to the Shire Council. He notes rising motor car taxes and employment relief taxes fund road work yet many roads remain unpaved. He urges employing relief workers for graveling, and questions rental streets’ upkeep despite ongoing payments.
At the Gloucester shire meeting Dr White reported on connecting the unconstructed part of Developmental Road 1110 to Stroud Shire via Waukivary to Bullatah. Dr Abbott supported seeking Main Roads help but noted no funds were available next year. survey and plans were required for consideration in the next financial period. The minute was adopted.
Advertises Krempin and Melbourne Market seeds for cabbage varieties including Golden Acre and Copenhagen Market with prices and packaging, plus Cauliflower and Veg seeds. Highlights Special Market Gardeners strain, Veitch’s Autus Giant and Autumn Giant, and Kempin’s fertilizer. Located at 281 Hunter Street Newcastle NSW.
A fragmented notice touts Mac's Bargain Shoe Store pricing against rivals. It promises strong styles and prices, urging customers to compare with other shoe stores and Mink, and to rely on Mac's for winning value.
James Leighton Massey, 21, was hanged on Monday morning in Long Bay Gap for the murder of Norman Stead at a Derlinghurst garage. He expressed deep regret for the pain and dishonor caused Stead’s family and his own wife and parents. The Reverend Dr Watson described him as one of the bravest and most diligent men, noting he sought to confront the consequences of his act.
The sale lists fat cattle forward with varied classes represented and demand described as spirited and higher. Buyers were active, with notable entries from E W Spars Ltd and multiple ranchers such as MLM Ratley Singleton and G McDonald. Prices show general averages around 6 to 7 pounds per unit, with many entries detailing individual lots and weights.
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