Meat grading push gains support from NSW graziers
Better Meat advocates persist in grading and marketing meat in retail shops. Mr Killen of the Graziers Association of NSW says grading benefits consumers and producers and should be adopted here. Brisbane leads Sydney in meat grading reform, despite smaller population, with government approval expected for hoof-grading and marking.
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Graziers' Association of
New South Wales
Mr. Killen
Punc
Brisbane
Sydney
Canton River Closed to Shipping by Japanese Authorities
Japanese authorities temporarily clamp shut the Pearl River at Canton to all shipping amid operations on the river. The move affects commercial vessels and raises questions about regional trade and mobility along the waterway.
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Penrl
Canton
Optometrists to Visit Gloucester Hotel on May 12
U McDonald and the firm Jack & McDonald Sydney Psy Limited with Optivians and Optometrists will attend at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday May 12 at 1:65 pm to discuss honours and professional matters.
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McDonald
FBO A
SLO
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Psy., Limited
Optivians
Optometrists
Commercial Hotel
Gloucester
Hous
School Notes Show Primary Winners and Plans for Empire Day
The district reports primary class winners for each grade from 1st to 6th and notes a shortened week. A teachers’ meeting for Empire Day is set for Saturday at 10 a.m. Parents and Citizens, along with the Mothers’ Club, pledge prizes and provisions for sports. council efforts push for better library facilities, larger school-town amenities, and transport for Super Primary pupils as the Intermediate Certificate nears abolition.
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Athel Lowe
Lynn Gray
Tom Nelison
Joan Jory
Ron Clavie
Peggy Golis
Iris Hoy
Daphne
Summerville
June Nicholls
Ellena Hazelwood
Cam Sparks
Betty Holland
Ethel Isaac
Colin Stanbury
Frank Munro
Neville Smith
Pat
Houghton
Helen Searle
Inspector Kendall
Parents and Citizens’ Association
Mothers’ Club
Anu
Parents Aust
Gloucester
Iharret
Shaw
Library Notes Highlights Readable New Additions
The Librarian reviews recent additions with wit and digs into Chesterton, Dee, Aby Bulletin, and Yes Madam. Featured works include Two in a Train, Tales of the Long Bow, Tramping Methodist, Superstition Corner, Leave it to Susan, and Moon over Stamboul.
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Warwick Deepa
Rom Ni
Tien
Gs. Chesterton
Tal Chesterton
Colonel Crane
Thames
Shiela Kay
Smyth
Aby Bulletin
Aphir
Susan
Ton Idriess
Vachall
Louis Bromfield
Ann Duffield
Stamboul
Red Cross Society Meeting and Local Notices
The usual monthly Red Cross meeting was held on Thursday April 18 at the School of Arts with Mesdames White Howden and others present. Apologies were read from several members. A two minute silence honored Dame Find Lyons. Reports noted assistance to three cases with clothing and two with finance. A Mother's Day Street Stall was planned for May 12 and donations welcomed. Members urged to attend the Anzac Service in Memorial Park and wreaths prepared by Mrs. A J White. Afternoon tea followed. Also noted: a Hindu divorce bill to be introduced in India’s budget session. Chrysanthemums are banned in markets and private gardens around Belfast to curb the chrysanthemum midge threatening crops.
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School of Arts
Mesdames White
Howden
F. W. Munro
W. P. Faston
Herblewhite
Gray
Tonks
Matthews
Perrin
Holmes
Glover
Miss Howell
Find Lyons
White
Memorial Park
A. J. White
Sual
Hawdon
Mattthews
Indian Central Assembly
Belfast
Polar Grant Aims South Polar Expedition Plans
A Washington message says Admiral Byrd and Mr Lincoln Ellsworth have been asked to consult the government on a planned official expedition to the South Polar regions to secure American claims to potential resources as nations race to assert bounds. A government figure notes an eventual conference to settle international claims, with Britain Germany France Norway among others involved. Byrd points to 1840 summer as favorable for government work, discussing whaling data maps and weather posts, valuing the venture at about 150000 dollars.
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Washington
U.S.A
Admiral Byrd
Lincoln Ellsworth
South Polar
Governmment
Britain
Germany
France
Norway
State Department
Freak Bet Finale Ends With Disputed Drink Incident
A chaotic incident in New Zealand involved a participant attempting to pour a drink through his teeth to a hidden coin. The coin became lodged in his throat, requiring emergency surgery by a specialist in Wellington. The hospital billed 202 pounds with additional costs for care and transport.
Draw for Tomorrows A bis que Competition
The fixture lists pairs and matches for tomorrow’s A bis que event with A Leedham facing McRas and others including W McGown 1H McLeod vs Anderson and A Parish, T Chacl on vs L Stevens. The Associates switch back to 18 holes with a stroke handicap and Mrs King wins with 101 19 82.
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A. Leedham
McRas
W. McGown
McLeod
Anderson v. A. Parish
T. Chaclon
Associates
King
Yates
Street
Patish
Middlebrook
Munro
J. Parish
Crowither
Bastor Tii
Pairs Championship Draw for Preliminary and First Round
The Pairs Championship begins on Sunday with many matches to complete. Preliminary round features Munro and Hebblewhite versus Adis and Andrews, Boorer versus Ebbecky Street and Chapman. Singles HATY event starts with Munro versus Carey and Street versus Guyatt. first round includes Kendall versus Riley and Carolan versus Chapman among others. Primary rounds should finish by Saturday, 29th inst.
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Munro
Hebblewhitw
Adis
Andrews
Boorer
Carey
Street
Guyatt
Kendall
Riley
Carolan
Chapman
Adams
Hawdon
Morgan
Ebback
Woolward
Hebblewhite
Houghton
Taree Camden Haven to clash with Gloucester Cup
A combined team representing Taree and Camden Haven will face the Gloucester Cup team in an elimination match at Gloucester on Sunday April 30. The winner earns selection for Country Week to represent Group Three.
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Taree
Camden Haven
Gloucester
Deferred matches possible after wet weather
Owing to wet weather no competitive matches were played last Saturday and teams may arrange to Tay the deferred matches on Anza7 afternoon, 25th April, if they desire, and should arrange the matter between the teams concerned, states the secretary of the Association. Twelve persons were killed when an avalanche swept over miners' houses at Ohmu village, Hokkaido, Northern Japan.
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Chas. Blanch & Son
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Library Notes
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Fent
Alexander
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