Local Government Meeting Weighs Roads and Grants
Shire council on Friday discussed minutes of a special meeting and considered a heavy traffic road request. Funding approvals included plant hire costs for bridge work and debates over maintenance surveys and fence projects along various roads with several notices to local officials.
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Paul Monty
Shire “Council
Ronil
Son Remer
Cra Whaton
Bardon
Oy Ritehor
Tie. Herchev
Ineal
Piblie
Tareem
Mtr. Spobner Nail
Department of Lok
Fionn
Australianmede Gonde Real Rintorine
Areton Tita
Toeat
Commonwealth
Bonnell
Arstag
Ri Font
Pf Hue
Council
Informa Jon
Plims
Aml
Reads
Parkes
J. G. Miller
Semely
Chumeth
Mhin Roads Board
Parker
Cornwell
Ryngm
Benetor
Nyngan
TG. Hitchen
Canmitée
Main Roads Board
A. McKechrin
Ora
Fillan
Wheaton
Ce. McAllstyr
Bove Tidgin
F.fly Seholz
Dean Crook
Mirvey
Caine
Bohol
Theo
Filer
Marden
Hotel Lodging Rights to Invite Guests Under Prohibited Hours
A magistrate ruling at Collarcanhei Olive Court found Augusto Will er Franela liable for inviting a guest to a hotel room during prohibited hours and facing charges of aiding an offence. Elliott and two other invited attendees were charged for promiscuous behavior in the prohibited period. the hotel keeper was cleared on dismised charges.
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Collarcanhei
Olive Court
Tocn Hoel
Augusto Willer Franela
Willett
Elliott
Wool market outlook amid inflation fears and U.S. demand
The report notes inflation and currency concerns in Britain and amid U.S. buyers as wool prices rise in London. It cites 3,000 bales bought for the State and compares 1980 1981 imports, projecting gradual price and demand shifts, with Australia and the United States as key players and Sydney sales opening June 12.
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Winderbey
Angutrieg
Reesnt
London
América
United Stator
United States
States
Tosi
Pyechaswoo
Busines
Altaté Bor
Australia
Moma
Ares
Acta Iteuccins
Peter
Vince
Sydney
Road repairs and main road status debated by shire council
The Tooraweenah district council discussed highway needs from Coonsbarabran to Tooraweenah as a petition by local progress groups pressed for faster repair. Officials considered Main Roads Board actions, floodgate plans, and the push to designate several roads as main or renewable priority while noting deteriorating conditions and drainage issues near the district hospital.
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Duley
Hahway
A. J. Hy Gaeling
Toursweenah Pengrésit
Gilesades-Tootorwtenaly
Department of Main Bonds
Behanf
Toort Kcoemidh
Alleanden Ani
Tooraweenah
Cr. Fallon
Dr. Scramler
Fk Wan
Minke
Ronit
Palign
Toorsweenah-Galnyrimbgne
Coonabarabran
Tocal
Coonsbsrabrae
Tooraseonah
A. F.'H. 'Garling
Towneconch Progress Association
Taovaweenuh
Semmise
Ballon
Tetforw
T. J. McCarthy
Benvignon Avenue
Audh
Abention
Kelleher
Br. McCurdy
Cre
Fallon
Burden
Tondeburin
Cr Hitehon
Goonabarabran-Mendooren
Anelit Gilfeindey
Noard
Guenaults-Mendooran
Gry Titchen
Queensland
Sydney
A. W. You
Meboa
Bell Broweht
Timungerie- Rahat
Talbengur Shire
Gugandra
McAllietar
Minon Erante
Wheaton
Counell Raset Beride
Rullawreen
Eat
Miekiotr Soridler
Optimism Grows for Woolgrowers as 1952 Season Nears
A sense of optimism grips Australian wool men ahead of the 1952 wool selling season opening in August. Traders anticipate prices to hold firm with possible improvements in material demand and a reduction in stock overseas. Industry observers note dwindling foreign stocks and the likelihood buyers will resume active purchasing as new wool comes to market.
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Neat Work
Sydney
Collie Community Feasts At Prize Winning Fair
The annual juvenile Laney event in Gilgandra saw crowded halls and a showy prizes list. Local sponsors Women’s Association and Tennis Club backed awards while judges praised the contestants and parents for support.
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Taney
Tocal
Women's Association
Tennis
Chih
F. Brook
Gilgandra
Keoki'ya Mewalian
Troumers
Arnott's Ltd
Mesdames Johnson
A'Connor
J. Welaby Sind Mores
R. T. Murray
EC Havivie
Lowarde
Margaret McGrane
Nell Wheatley
Buttery
Dontin Owen O'Connor
Lil
Dave
T. Wheatley
Wino
Sundiwners Mart
Mestable
Farmers! Mo
Nck Monk
Jessie McNab
Sontenme
Boul
Contulme
Andes
Pease Amegrane
Rex Proetn
Wally
Mulhall
Ray Morano
Colywog
Ehidtey
Vanier Wheatley
Toa Helle
Wheatley
Arthur Menter
Enid Monk
Bim-Bon
Lola Monk
Batty O'Connor
Colleen O'Connor
Paty
Hilda Bogie
Meurs
Daryl Marrs
Titty Wardrop
Bushall
Larg Groentrop
Kinisary
Veni Rankmore
Bushal
Valerie Oxley
Balladoran Dance Night Brims With Joy and Local Support
In Balladoran a crowd filled the Memorial Hall for a dance night boosted by the Tinker orchestra from Dubbo. The event raised over £200 as attendees enjoyed music, with plans announced for another dance at Boliadvan. The local W A branch hosted the gathering and celebrated a birthday, while visitors joined from Eyimingeeye and Kickabit. Donations were sent to Wands and war material was pledged for future memorials.
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Dubbo
C Jw.a
Thirsily
Melumis
Mulladoran
Kingsford-Smith
Merimenta
Betting reforms amid wartime penalties outlined
Wartime gambling measures propose a 100 pound fine or cyan its goal for first offences and twelve months for repeat violations. The Premier Conference plans to pursue legal action in state camp settings, noting an implied heat on 4000 BP hogkickers in Belbourne with current reforms.
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Belbourne
Local Notices and Obits from Coonamble and Sydney
A garbled page notes local deaths and transfers, including Fr. Brodbin of Bathurst aged 45 at St Vincent's Sydney Hospital and a funeral at the Cathedral. Also mentions injuries, community events, and various town updates from Coonamble, Bathurst, and Sydney with names like Mr W Golsby and Mr Ronald Maxwell.
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Brodbin
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Sydney
Yen Station
Bathurst
Newton
Easbalqur
Trent
Breland
Brodbiz
Mvimhors
Cenewindra League
Thalehours
Canewindra
Parken
Williams
Menting
Parkes
Rainfall data for Gulargambone from 1887 and notes
Rainfall figures for Gulargambone in 1887 appear from a meteorological report, with monthly values and a scanned ledger of measurements. The document cites a government meteorologist and lists numerous numerical entries across months, though many digits are unclear.
Sudbury Council Hears Health Inspector Applicants
At a special Sud tere Council session last week 61 applicants were received for the position of health inspector. A brief discussion followed before the selection was made. The proceeding featured remarks about Mr HE Blake, a married former soldier from Sydney.
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Sud Tere Council
HE Blake
Min
Sytney
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America
WOOL
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Genera
Mr. Din Pory
Belatingie
Neon
Nyns
Bubho
China
Laren
Uhre
Avon
Wolgete
Tiv Vons
Xsfabri
Bates
Chieene
Sreceent Ciinioeemo
Walcett
Rosath
Coonambe
Amd
Hathirst
Golsby
Evlebentyr
Vieth- May
Dindwle Street
U& Au
Honntle Bomford
Mrn Ramford
Dubs
Ronald Afax ‘Woll
R J. Mikewell
England
Bristol
Aung
Jorgen
OW Ceawhan
Potty
Dome
Domo Separator CO
Mil
Serer
Whellh Vares Wit Eluleys Ltd
Gulargambone
Ah Tasa
Meteorivela
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Stents Walton
Decenned
Slade
Glintock
Ada Gale
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