Subdivide New South Wales to save Australia says bulletin
The weekly bulletin of the Australian Country Party argues that the 43 million pounds spent on Sydney projects and the 48 million pound Sydney Railway complex show urban bias. It claims rural areas suffer, calls for New South Wales subdivision and creation of new federal units to avert disintegration, and labels Lang's policy a disaster.
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Sydney Harour Bridge
Sydney Railways
Canberra
Australia
Lang
Australian Country Party
Sydney Bridge
Sydney
Melbourne
South Australia
West Australia
Tasmania
Queensland
New England
Riverina
New South Wales
Commonwealth
United Country Party
United Australia Party
Horse Deal At Muswellbrook Court Over Roaring Mare
Archibald William Barry of Yarrawa sued Freder ick Wockner and Alfred John Smith for £15 after buying a four year old mare at private treaty then reselling it for £7. He alleged the mare was broken winded or a roarer and not sound despite guarantees. Defendants argued the horse was sound and that a roarer could develop after sale. The verdict awarded Barry £12 10s 6d plus 8s costs and 15s witnesses expenses.
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Muswellbrook
Archibald William Barry
Yarrawa
Frederick Wockner
Alfred John Smith
Wybong
Wos
Wockner
ALL ROUND TORSEMEN AND ROUGH RIDERS OF WINGHAM CHRONICLE
This reminiscence by Richard Hinton covers George Hoad and early horsemen at Giro, Cooplacurripa, and Mackay era stations. It recalls Cock Robin the bucking horse, riders Dan Exmms Johnny Wilson Tom Pritchell and J K Mackay, wild cattle drives, camp life, and hard riding along Burns Creek Yard Creek Long Creek and Monkerai with floods, hunts, and notable feats.
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George Hoad
Giro
Cooplacurripa
Cock Robin
George
Ainish
Cooplagurripa
Reedy Plat
Upper Manning
Dan Hrimms
Cooplacurripa River
Dan
Mackay
Barwon River
Johnny Andrews
Coopla
Curripa
Dan Exmms
Johnny Wilson
Turrabunnulla
Turrabunnella
Johnny
Tom
Dungog
Cooplacurrina
Burns' Creek
Peter
Yard Creek
Burts
Tom Pritchell
Burns’ Creek
Long Creek
Prince Barlow
J. K. Mackay
Bullock Hs
Monkerai
Mr. Mackay
Billy Moss
Mr. Mac
It pays to Advertise Gloucester District Needs Support
Gloucester district with nearly 5000 residents requires feeding clothing transport and public services. The notice urges advertisers and local groups to consider support and community outreach to meet basic needs.
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Gloucester
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Corbett
Tommy
Tupper
A. E. Smith
Russell & Smith
Taree
Gloucesten
H. Hines
Newcastle
King ST
Russell's Bakery
T. Charlton
Street & Parish Ltd
the Victoria Insurance Co. Ltd
Ee Oeee Farmers & Graziers Co-operative Co. Ltd
Flemington
Farmers & Graziers
Sydney Harbour Bridge
E. W. Sparke, Limited
West Maitland
Campbell’s Hill
Maitland
Pitt Son and Badgery Limited
Fettson & Badgery Ltd
Lyshey
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe
Carson
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Fiend Offtog
Wierhiramber Louse
Bridgw Me
Wingham Chronicle
Richard Hinton
Prince
Othr
William Abbott
Dumgog
Williams River
Ewim
Victoria
Gloucester Advocate
P.O. Box
T. Hicks
General Commission
Paling’s
Ality
Paling's
Paling
George SL
Cavanough
Resch's
Pilsener
Shere
Alfa-Laval
Alfa
Ine
Gloucester Dairy CO. Ltd
H Russell
BOX
Opticians
DT McDonald
F.B.C.A
FSSCC
London
Jack & McDonald
Sydney) Ltd
Commercal Hotel
A. J. Chvanough
Gomino Bros
Garden OF Roses
Comino Bros
Alwa
Kendal
R. Kendall Plumber
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King ST. Gloucester
M. Thurlow
ST. Gloucester
Mrs
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Advocate
Barrington Street
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