Wych Garland wedding at Liverpool and Gloucester ceremonial notes
Alice May Garland and Augustus Wych wed on a Saturday at Bulliac Liverpool and Gloucester venues. The ceremony featured Rev J Cal Whebride, traditional bridal attire, and a reception at Liverpool Golf Clubhouse with about 100 guests. The couple honeymooned at Greenwell, while Jean Melmeth and Walter Latimore wed later in Gloucester with 100 guests at the School of Arts.
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Wych
Garland Pool
Alice May
Judy
Lee Garland
Bulliac
Augustus
B.wych
Augustus ‘Wrych
Liverpool
J. Calwhebride
Helen Finid
Peggy Gates
Frances Latrobe
Roy. Mainsbridge
Messra W. Woods
Fairfield
John Hunt
Pearson
Liverpool Golf Clubhouse
Oride
Gus Mayberry
Bob Randall
Greenwell
Church of England
Gloucester
Jean Melmeth
R. Melmeth
Craven
Walter Charlies Latimore
Jack Latimore
Coolingdook
W. Fenning
Advances for Soil Conservation scheme takes effect
The Minister for Conservation Mr George Weir says the Soil Conservation Advances Scheme began January 1 1848. He urges landholders affected by erosion to use the service. Financial aid is offered while works may be done by landholder private contractor or the Soil Conservation Service. District conservationists are in Wagon Goulburn Scone Orange Tamworth and Inverell.
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Bail Conservation Service
Weir
Department of Conservation
G.P.O
Sydney
Wagon
Goulburn
Scone
Orange
Tamworth
Inverell
Opening of Lime at Gloucester
An Advocate report quotes Agriculture Minister E H Gray on lime production. He says opening more plants may not cut prices due to low demand and high production costs. He notes Gloucester district lime deposits are rich and that measures are needed to boost use for soil fertility, with officials examining options.
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Sengerinss
E. H. Gray
Advocate
Graham
Gloucester
Union
Food For Britain
Newcastle
J. G. Wilson
Brushy
Lealie Rye
Adverate
Wilson
40 Hour Week Policy Sparks Canberra Debate
A Canberra report analyzes the 40 hour week across Australia, noting constitutional limits, government intervention, and union positions. It discusses potential production impacts, dollar pressures, tax changes, and the need for clear parliamentary decisions as wages and output trend with shorter hours.
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Commonwealth
Canberra
New South Wales
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Coombs
Crititiam
Ac.t.u
Thease
Australia
Labour
Why Roads Are Bad Says Deputy Leader in Leg Assembly
The Deputy Leader of the Country Party Mr Drummond declares local roads are in need of a major overhaul. He criticizes councils for patchwork fixes and argues petrol tax allocations shortchange the states, saying federal ministers are out of touch with regional hardships.
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Country Party
Mr. Drummond
Legislative Assembly
Commonwealth
Drummond
Commonwealthinistera
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