Exhibition of Pictures Draws Gloucester Residents
An art exhibition titled Points of View at the Art Gallery drew strong interest from Gloucester residents. Deputy President Dr J Channon welcomed Mr Sal Harman of the National Art Gallery and Mr Hargreaves, praising the event as a valuable cultural opportunity for the town and its schoolchildren.
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Maldenla
Hee
Shine
J. ¥. Channon
Channon
Sal Harman
National Art Galleey
Fvreens
Sd. Hargreaves
Ohdals
Mar
Fitsgerald
Gloucester
Stexgerald
Tremic
Yeading Ruigts
Wits Feralt
Gloserster Wold
Parents Lose Control as Vultures Sweep School Closures
The Department of Education removes all school purchases from local control after a controversial transfer to Furenta and Citizen Associations. Stakeholders including George Downes and Goose Hunter argue the Bureau owns the property and equipment, with calls to reopen country schools amid transport concerns and road conditions.
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Department of
Furenta
Agriculien Bert Fa Termace
Ely
Progrear Association
George Downes
P.M . Ako
Bureau
BEC
Rand
Rice Season Weakened by Severe Weather and Low Yields
The season faced harsh conditions from sowing onward, with unfavorable weather hindering growth and causing widespread crop losses. In Avotnton, portions of the crop were abandoned while others yielded under scarce irrigation, leaving total harvest around 17,000 tons and an estimated value near $9,000.
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Baing
Yenco
Avotnton
The Passing of Long Arch Simpson and Breed Fame
A fragmented obituary tribute to Long Arch Simpson, a renowned horseman and sire, detailing his career peak, notable progeny, and lasting impact on the breed. The piece connects his legacy to the stock horse line and mentions other related horse names and lineage within the era’s equestrian circles.
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Lille Bay
Coc
Meretha
Carll
Anon Anowhalied
Tieliver
Weill
Simpson
Carey
Urol
Demain
Orig
Cecil
Dereon
Fuaer
Mtr. Simpson
Murter
Alain
Ockinen
Toregsther
Dingo issue discussed at Armidale Armillie PP Boat meeting
Dyers and officials debated dingo prevalence in Armidale. Speakers urged spending on baits rather than fencing to curb the problem, noting dingoes are increasing and once they take a calf they avoid the area. Debate covered costs and effectiveness of control efforts.
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Str. D. Walker
Armillie PP
Armadale Dierick
E.R Mottatt
Rem
Hwa
Weight
Benne Aayornte
Landon County Council Sets Ban on Teane Acte From Next Year
The Landon County Council announces a ban starting next year on teane acte from all tyaniella due to feauan Neences. The notice outlines phased implementation and enforcement plans across municipalities.
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Landon County Council
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