Commonwealth grant aids forestry and mining in Australia
Prime Minister Lyons announced a £1,000,000 program to aid states in forestry and metalliferous mining over 1936-38. Forestry receives £160,000 next year and £80,000 in 1987-38, mining £340,000 for 1936-87 and £70,000 the following year. The funds aim to cut unemployment, create jobs for thousands, and support reforestation and mining development with state collaboration.
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Lyonay
Commonwealth
Lyons
Lions Aald
Carsonville Post Office to Open March 2 1936
Gloucester news notes announce a new Carsonville Post Office will open March 2 1936 alongside the existing telephone office with postmaster F J Carson. Hours: Mon to Fri 8 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 6 pm, Sat 9 am to 1 pm.
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Carsonville
W. C. Thompson
MHR
Roma Hospital
Raymond Monro
Geo. Monro
Bindera
Junior Farmers discuss show plans and judging details
A Gloucester Junior Partners Advisory Committee meeting reviewed plans for the show with mentions of a Gloucester Show attendance, a prize for a Gloucester Junior Farmer to attend the Royal Show camp, and a parade banner. Calves inspections and farming activities were discussed, including judging scales and demonstrations for dairy stock and poultry.
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Messrs
Newton
Snow
Bulluss
Wilson
Parley
Crowfoot
Jory
Thomas
McKay
Maslen
Nicoll
Gloucester
Micod
Bob, Farley
J. Hi Farley
Bob
Messie, Croyefoot
Moras
Lismore
Nicod
Jt Wns
A.L
Truck Derailment Near Dungog Blocks Rail Traffic
A truck laden with about 20 tons of putter derailed near Dungog while coupling to a passenger train from Kempsey to Sydney. The vehicle toppled at the Butter Factory siding, causing hours of line blockage. Recovery and repairs were quickly organized, traffic restored by 8 am, and the butter shipment to Darling Harbour reached by midnight.
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Kempeey
Sydney
Durgog
Enteh Pointy St
Wang
Dungog
Newcastle
Evans
Ginger
Jud
Darling Harbour
Broadweadow
Taxation figures cited by NSW Churches of Christ leader
Mr. T. B. Rose, president of the New South Wales Conference of Churches of Christ, told Albury Rotary Club that federal and state taxes rose dramatically from 1910 onward. He cited totals rising from £16,721,000 in 1910 to £95,177,000 in 1985, accusing lawmakers of underestimating tax harm. He warned taxes in New South Wales were higher than in many places, surpassing Great Britain by 11d.
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Albury
T. B. Rose
New South Wales Conference of Churches of Christ
Rose
New South Wales
World
Great Britain
Federal Cabinet Approves Yearly Grant Negotiations
The Federal Treasury will continue talks with State Governments on allocating a grant of £100,000 in assist fees. Hospitals outside the original list may join the scheme after a formal definition of boundaries. States would control the 10 year distribution with rural bodies prioritized, while metropolitan groups remain eligible if urgent.
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Federal Treasury
New Library Books for School of Arts
The School of Arts library adds new titles including The Morest Echoed Fool and The Case of the 100 per cent Albi. Also listed are The Mystery of 81 New Inn, Venetian Lovers, First Spring, Outlaws Three Field, Among the Stars, The Album and The Dragon Murder Case among others.
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School of Arts
Fool
Fletcher
Challenge
Sutherland
Albi
Bush
New Inn
Freeman
Gibbs
Wadsley
Field
Rheinbardi
Christie
McDonald
Robinier
Duield
Pepper Burns
Richmond
the Dragon
van Dine
Drury Lane's
Ross
Missing bullion bag disrupts postal remittance flow
The Postal Department reports a missing bag from Kidston tied to a gold remittance enroute to Cairns. The registered bag was opened with a fenife, seal unreadable, canvas envelope, and the mail bag’s status remains uncertain after arrival at Cairns. The bag edges the Wednesday Kidston departure and Einasleigh train handoff.
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Septens
Kidston
Cairns
Wedneafay
Matra
Einasleigh
Cairnn
Commercial Cattle Sale Yields Mixed Quality and Strong Yarding
Matthewson and Co report a successful special cattle sale with strong turnout and good quality bullocks and fattening steers. Prices ranged with many consignors, including Laurie and Carter, while younger stock sold irregularly. next sale set for February 2.
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Matthewson and Co
Wales
R. B. Laurie
Mrs. Laurie
A. K. Carter
Bowen
W. BP Reischert
Farley Bros
A. Rose
Mrs. Ross
M. J. Graham
W.T. Reif
Relf
M. Relf
Advan
Parish
K Chisholm
W. C Ridgeway
A.D. Green
T. A. Irvine
Song
Sterre
F. McRae
Grant
Henderson
Schoieder
A. C. Holstein
B. B. Schmierer
DK. Redman
N. Shaw
Vo Phillips
C. T. Borham
G Fraser
J. Tend
HW. West
W. Tut
L. S. Holmes
J. Matthewson
G. BK. Doyle
Miss Reif
W. Muddie
Gen
Luckie
Fy Page
B. Relf
W. Relf
W. EB
Cattle and Pig Market Report from Sydney Sale
S OMEBUSH STOCK SALES. Competition in the cattle section shows rises above ruling rates. Prime light steer and western cattle gain, good to prime beef 24/- to 31/ per 100 lbs. SYDNEY PIG MARKET. Winchcombe Carson Ltd report supplies 1100 head. Prime baconers and porkers firm, but overall market weaker. Backers and heavy pigs 100/- per head. baconers 48/- to 55/. porkers 30/- to 36/ for 70 lb to 90 lb ranges.
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S@OMEBUSH
Ove
Stecra
Westera
Pearce
Sydney
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Porkers
Bolty
Love Bros Cup Bowls Round One Delayed to Thursday
In the Love Bros Cup electric light singles handicap the first round must finish Thursday night the 20th mat not the 1st as earlier stated. Players should decide their match time now. Since last report Thomas defeated Anderson 22 to 16 on rink 2 and Hebblewhite beat Dawson 21 to 13 on rink 7.
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Thomas
Anderson
Hebblewhite
Dawson
Pole's Fortune: Rise of Lealie Rubenstein as Gordon Gold chair
Lealie Rubenstein rose from penniless immigrant to chairman of Gordon Gold in Victoria. Once unable to speak English, he wandered Perth for work and built wealth by collecting English pennies during a currency swing and later gold ventures. His net worth is estimated at £30,000 as of now. The article notes Quetta's earthquake rebuilding cost about £6,000,000.
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Gordon Gold
Victoria
Rubenstein
Poh
Anit
Perth
Irehest
Australian Exchange
Rue
Denstein
Quetta
SPECIAL STORE CATTLE SALE LISTING
A lengthy cattle sale listing includes bidders and lots: Hereford steers and cows and calves two to three years, bullocks three to four years, Devon-Durham crosses, mixed stores, fat cows, and steers and heifers. Multiple accounts and consignors appear, including Laur ie, Hannaford, Mareau, Parker Bros, Chapman, Carey, and others.
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R. EB. Laure
Mrs. R. ©. Laurie
A. BE. Hannaford
Parker Bros
T. V. Mareau
Durham
J. B. Laurie
Devon
Durham Cross
W. Easton
Chapman
Carey
Neweasry Arrangements for Free Cattle Purchases
In early arrangements for buyers to collect cattle at Biindock, arrangements include no charge and pickup by next morning or as trucks become available. Local buyers may arrange pillside sales through the usual channels.
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Porchesdale
P. & C. Association
Mira Fenwick
M. Hitchens
Gloucester
Remiers
Barrington Hall
O. End E.' Tseng
Biindock
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