Wheatgrowers Union Annual Conference At Grenfell
At Grenfell the Wheatgrowers Union held its annual conference on March 1 2 and 4 to discuss expanding union operations for woolgrowers. Four resolutions were considered addressing incorporation of new branches, admission of small woolgrowers, and membership terms. President Me Somer presided and election of directors followed the deliberations with several names listed for the board.
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Cwneldlona Tiak Istavwe
Lie Wheatgrowers' Union
Grenfell
Wie
Union
Te Beele Aml
Woolgrowers
Ue Federation
Prom Bedidan
W. Cubbers
NO ADVANCES WITHOUT SECURITY IN LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Questions on advances to necessious farmers dominated a March Legislative Assembly session. Hankinson pressed if the Rural Industries Agency could issue crop liens to secure loans. the Treasurer replied no advances would be made without adequate security beyond current funds. Stevens indicated the policy would not be disturbed, with a fuller statement to follow.
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Hankinson
Oliver
Elitote
Liepol- Uv
Howe Cicuistnien
Tee Burad
Gidustries Agency
Securiy
Mor Stevens
Emma’s Well historic tablet near Convent site
Woollahra Council recently rededicated Emma’s Well tablet near the Convent of the Sacred Heart fronting New South Head Road. The inscription notes a perennial water source once vital to settlers and possibly military or convict days. The question “Who is Emma?” lingers as researchers debate the figure behind the name.
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Convent of the Sacred Heart
Emma Wells
Hoya Austra Tan Histories
H. Bertie
Emma
Woollahra
Wool market remains strong amid uncertain Belgium outlook
Buyers in Belgium continue to source raw wool while European buyers stay active, sustaining Bradford prices as New Year yarn outlook softens. Trade faces oversupply pressures in Britain with machinery costs, while Australia positions for midyear exports. Early forecasts point to steadier demand through March as March 20 and 27 sale closings approach.
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America
Bradford
Orten
Lll
Dart Eliiseyehayie
Mayeri
Pin
Lye Yates Reneett
Priice-Curtiing Qi
Geeral
Vances
Australia
Diaeysilly Oper
Eulier
Engineers Report on Jemalong Shire Works Review
Jemalong Shire Council met Friday to hear engineer A J Booth review monthly works. He noted Caterpillar units on western roads, Auto Patrol grading Crentell Purkey Marsden, Bulldog Patrol moving from Condobalia to Cowra Reed, and repairs near Oatha Ringwood Road. A damaged causeway at Plonacle Mountain prompted a fenced-off area, a pipe culvert to be built, and running planks added to Grudgery Mountain deck and Mulguthrie Bridge to prevent further erosion.
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She Imonth
Mir
Booth
Wyvert
Conedobolin
Warroo-Yarrabareliyl
Ootha- Ringwood
Preesent
Oatha
Auto Patrol
Wie Crentell
Marsden
Condobalia
Bulldog
Uwe
Reading
Dungerdun
Luar
Mir Booth
Coutte Bn
Grudgery Mountain
Mulgutherie Bridge
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Wheatgrowers’ Union
Ciemers
Hillelton eTongn
Butler
Pullatenigar
Iver
Melona
Wool Market
Japan
Murty
Hbo
Tapsie Beed
Danieek
Geert
Jemalong Shire Council
Works Review
Jemualshire
A. J. Booth
Dunlop
Universal
All Purpose Dunlop
Nce Leg Ae Company Pty Ltd
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