Union Weekly Notes on valuers and 40 hour week
The minister notes practical knowledge is desirable for land valuation under Schedule 3 and Land Valuation Act but councils appoint competent valuers. Country valuers have farming experience, reflecting district knowledge. The Hour Week movement outlines the NSW reply opposing a 40 hour week without nationwide inquiry, supporting a comprehensive Australian study but not endorsing a NSW only bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Executive
Thetay
New South Wales
Labour and Industry
Cunningham
The Troublesome Baby Advice From Health Director
Health Department director Dr Morris offers training, feeding schedules, and bedtime guidance to prevent constant waking. Start feeding at birth on rigid intervals from 10 am to 10 pm, avoid night feeds, and resist nightly dummy use or extra naps. If the baby is fretful, check for thirst and offer water before sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifén
Morris
Baoy
Baby
Care of the Eyes and safety advice request
Care of the eyes highlighted as a common concern. A letter asks WIL ESTER JACK and McDONALD (Sydney) Ltd. Government Engines Bank at 16 Castlereagh Street for guidance on eye health, with references to gyne detection and a note about René ne our retains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Wnchcombe House
Bridge Street
Sydney
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Wilester
Jack and McDonald
Government Engines Bank
Bullting
Castlereagh Street
Local Government Powers and Drainage Dilemmas
A Sydney Morning Herald piece explains local government limits under the Local Government Act. It covers councils lack over private property issues such as washing, disputes, or noisy neighbors, and focuses on drainage, accidents, and the public access to council records, ledgers, and meeting minutes, highlighting transparency and the scope of electors' rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aterecy
Sydney Morning “Herald
The People’s Savings Rise and Fall Across Years
The Commonwealth Savings Banks deposits stood at 220,525,000 pounds on December 31, 1985, up from 212,922,000 pounds a year earlier, despite December’s shortfall of 1,145,000 pounds. The statistician noted 7,600,000 pounds growth in 1985, which was 2,000,000 pounds less than the prior 12 months’ 9,600,000 pounds increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Statistician
The Wrong Man by All Rights Reserved
Promotional note for All Rights Reserved announcing THE WRONG MAN author of Daughter of Prodigal outlines published work and authorship.
Dennington Court Plans for Grantley and the Grange
At Dennington Court, Jack Dennington contemplates a future with Grantley Tempest and the Grange. Margaret Tempest and Sir Peter arrive, discussing a million pound inheritance and a plan to free the Grange from its vampires. Grantley’s return and the Sheffield murder case loom, while family tensions mix with money and marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Deymnington
Margaret
Jack Dennington
Jack
Grange
Court
Grantley
Sir Peter
Sheffield
Unc
Silas
Nevada
Dad Jong
Sean
Jnett
Joe
Inheritance Money Sparks Newspaper Venture Plan
Teddy Brown, a shrewd Englishman, meets Grantley Dennington and Sir Peter Tempest as they discuss a windfall and the idea of starting a new newspaper. Dennington seeks a bold venture to propel him toward Parliament, while Brown contemplates buying a newspaper body for a national boost. The group weighs publishing as a path to power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dildreas
London
Baward Brown
Jack
Peter
Financial Agenta
Mr. Edward Brown
Mr. Brown
Tam Natio
Brown
Teddy Brown
Dennington
Staffordshire
Tee
Sir Peter Tempest
Miss Tempest
Jence
Jack Dennington
Margaret Tempest
Grantley Dennington
Sin* Brown
Telegram
Misa
Tempest
Sir Peter
House of Lords
Carnvial Week Planned in March to Mark Gold Discovery
At a public meeting it was decided to hold Carnival Week from March 23 to 30 to celebrate the discovery of gold seventy years ago. The programme will follow Beck Grenfell Week in 1924 style. Organising Secretaries offer concession rail fares and urge early accommodation applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Department
P.O. Box 42
Grentell
Hand Shaken Seed Stock at Wallamba River Co Op
Fragmentary text notes a seed stock event involving Brian Carolan of Gloucester Ter Upper Wallamba and the River Cooperative Dairy Eety Ltd. Details are unclear but indicate a stock or seed distribution or sale within the co operative. Further context is unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seccombe
Brian Carolan
Gloucester
Wallamba
River Co-Operative Dairy
Eety Ltd
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Gloucester Hotel
QUOK
F. M. Smith
Reyaired
Thurlow Saddler
THE
Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Grain Insurance & Agency Co, Ltd
Flemington
T. Son
Advocate
Gloucester Advocate
Barrington ST
P.P. Union
Health Department
Local Government
Corbett
Sunshine Cafe
WREFE
Hotionee
Vemience
Tory
Dennington Court
Edward Brown
Peter Tempest
Tem
Garton
Secateurs
Primus
Relly Axea
R. Campbell
Weston Church ST
F. Weston
Alte Laval
Grenfell
Wilson
McIntosh
Church ST
Gloucester Investments
Garden of Rosen
Mino Cafe
Rores
Lune
Garden of Roses Cafe
E. Mino & CO
Golden Gate Cafe
Church St., Gloucester
E. Young
RESS
Majestic Bakery
R. A. Paget
Ifsa
A. White
S. C. Gittoes
King St, Gloucestar
MD. Calman & CO. Dairy Engineers
West Maitland
T. Hicks
General Commission
E Patmore Tuilder & Contractor
Quitoes
Eas
Bus
Anté
Mothe
J. T. Dillon
A. T. Landers
Permon
Travel Service
Commonwealth Savings Bank of
Fustatia
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