Upper House Reform and Referendum Push in New South Wales
The Minister for Justice outlined a bill to enlarge the NSW upper chamber to 60 seats, with powers to reject legislation and call referendums, as part of strengthening constitutional checks. He cited global adoption of bicameral systems and quoted Lord Lansdowne on a confident, independent second chamber aligned with public opinion.
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Moilin
Uveernment
Te Legislative Council
United Aostralt Speakers’ Association
Queensland
Russia
New South Wales
Lord Lansdowne
House of Lords
Surfacing the Main Street in Gloucester Work May Start Soon
Gloucester Advocate reports Mr Clinch of the Transport Department says tar paving on the main street could begin at once with Shire President Mr A J White hopeful for a start next week. The aim is to finish before the show on 22 and 23 March. A district sports meeting may be organized for Max Wilson who lost an eye while timber cutting. Volunteers plan a busy program to support him. Royal Show prizes remain high with the Royal Agricultural Society promising a strong exhibit. Copeland polling place to be moved to align Commonwealth and State polling. Kempsey branch cattle sale to offer 750 head. Avon Valley Cricket Club dance upcoming. Methodist Church services listed. several special cattle sales scheduled. optometrist V Silverthorne visiting Gloucester district. NSW cattle numbers and dairy cows figures released.
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Clinch
Transport Department
A. J. White
White
Max. Wilson
Craven
Allen
Newcastle
Max
Rain Insurance
J.H. Farley
Atkins
Crowfoot
C. Blanch
Dungog
Dungog A. IT
P. Association
Government Cattle
Department of Agriculture
Gloucester
Fa Isaac
Gloucester A H P Association Committee Meeting Highlights
The Gloucester A H P Association held a Wednesday evening meeting at Shire Hall with members including President A J White and secretaries present. Topics covered rain insurance for the show, Dungog show date corrections, government cattle import issues, cattle shed additions, show holiday proclamation, sale of show privileges, and odd jobs for ground improvements.
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Shire Hall
Messrs
A. J. White
P.G. Middlebrook
Wilson
R. L. Higgins
Bert. Lowrey
J. J. Atkins
R. Crowther
W. H. Crowfoot
D. Bodrer
H. Muddle
H. McSwan
Corderay
Q Masien
Motorist Killed In Mountain Road Crash At Taree
Andrey Murray Shiels of Comoyne died when his car plunged 30 feet down Comboyne Mountain returning from Taree. Mrs Shiels and their son survived. six men aided to bring him to the roadway and hospital. Shiels opened the first branch of the Bank at Camboone and managed it for 11 years.
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Taree
Andrey Murray Shiels
Comoyne
Comboyne Mountain
Shiele
Shiels
Camboyne
John Shiels
Bega
Land Champion WoT Missingham Dies in Croydon Home
Dorroughby dairy farmer turned parliamentarian Mr Missingham died at 5 on Wednesday at his Brighton street Croydon home from heart failure after flu and pleurisy. Elected in 1922 for Byron he later served Lismore and was 63. Survived by widow two sons and two daughters.
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Legislative Assembly
Wot Missingham
Brighton-street
Croydon
Dorroughby
Missingham
Byron
Country Party
Lismore
Blatt
Minsingham
Gloucester to face Wingham in third round match
Gloucester meets Wingham tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 on the Gloucester green in the third round of the BOWLS NBA section 3 competition. The Gloucester side lists Isaac Boorer Anderson Graham Andrews Arch White D Rye A White Tent Kendall Hawdon Street Lowe L Rye Adams Harris among players as fans ride animals at the London Zee for an expected revenue of about £20 on Saturday.
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NBA
Gloucester
Wingham
Isaac
Boorer
Anderson
Graham
Andrews
Arch
White
D. Rye
A. White
Tent
Kendall
Hawdon
Street
Lowe
L. Rye
Adams
Harris
Commercial Gloucester cattle sale reports light supply and steady market
Matthewson and Co report a light supply at Gloucester fortnightly sale with buyers in moderate attendance. Prices remained steady across cows, calves, and bullocks, including a private sale to Jocal Owners and a large dairy clearing sale. Multiple yardings show varied but steady quotes, with strong demand for heavy porkers and baconers at Gloucester pig sales.
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Gloucester
Matthewson and Co
H. Griffis
Cyril Mamberger
H. A. Sansom
Gloucester River
Springer
Tom Hicks
D. Sermon
J. Middlebrook
Deards
W. Lowrey
K. Barbour
HL. Page
H. Blows
Blanch
Slips
W. Barnes
Sows
Forbes
Geo
Tsage
A. Ross
Atkins Bros
Kf Borham
King Bros
J. Slade
AL Laurie
Griffis
Green
Adams & Sona
Eagleton
H. A. Corderoy
Vic. Phillips
Reg. Andrews
Digby
R. Testorelli
K. Chisholm
DK. Redman
Wal
TA. Farley
Beaton
W. Maslin
Pe Blchevy
A. R Smith
Paterson, Easton and Co
W. F. Flannery
Maitland
J. Enright
A. Hamberger
Matthewson & Co
Gond Quanity
Engesall
A. Bignell
Devon
P. Wall
Frost
Devon Steres & Helps
D. Britis
Cross
Grosa
Parish
C. R. Newton
Hereford
Isis & Sterre
L. Penfohl
Matta
Bullock
I Dinkers
J. M. Hess
A. Geale
Metin
J.T. Grant
A. Grant
T. Jones
N. J. Toni
G. Fraser
S. Wiesamme
Eyes of Mr Dickinson at Royal Hotel Stay Noted
The entry records Mr Dickinson staying at the Royal Hotel over Friday Saturday and Monday. An optometrist is listed at 3 Russell Road, Ne, with unclear initials A indicating a local service connected to the stay.
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MR. Dickinson
The
Royal Hotel
Monda
Russell Road
MCC Board of Control Replies on Body Line Bowling
The Marylebone Cricket Club responds to criticism by noting disapproval of body-line bowling seen in parts of the current tour. It says a committee will report actions to ban such bowling in Australia from the 1983-84 season, and will send the resolution for consideration. The board does not seek to cancel the rest of the program, naming Hartigan as chair and including Woodfull Richardson and Noble as committee members.
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Board of Control
Marylebone Cricket Club
Australia
R. J. Hartigan
Queensland
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