School of Arts Club marks year of progress and growth
The annual meeting of the School of Arts Club reports four committees' hard work over nine months, noting increased comfort from building improvements and steady finances. A library of 438 volumes serves 22 members, with Miss O Isaac as Librarian, and ongoing programs include card games and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hawdon
Lowe
F. Lowe
Reading Public
Railway and ‘Tramway Institute
O. Isaac
Messrs
F. Anderson
D.C. Rye
J. McRae
J. Falconer
Witc
School of Acts
E. Anderson
W. J. Robnson
Anderson
Audit Report Recommends Updated Accounts and Stamp Use
An auditor urges a Revenue Account and Balance Sheet be prepared for audit each period. He stresses verifying purchase invoices and suggests a rubber stamp for receipts. The report notes one payment to Dunlop Perdrian Rubber Co. Ltd. and recommends better registers for CK members and library subscribers. The meeting approves the report and outlines upcoming officer elections and committee appointments.
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Cluj
Dunlop Perdrian Rubber Co. Ltd
Aubacriberate
Robinson
Labor View of Primary Producers
An advertisement from the Sann Democracy League of Australia at 12 Spring Street Sydney argues that Labor will target farmers during the forthcoming Federal Election. It cites an extract from The Labor Call, Melbourne, as evidence of Labor’s stance toward primary producers and urges readers to read and digest the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sann Democracy League of Australa
Spring Street
Sydney
League
Labor
Labor Cal
Labor Call
Melbourne
A.L.P
Crime data and wine trends noted in British report
A Scotland Yard bulletin records fingerprints of convicted and suspected criminals being added at a rate of 40 per year. Meanwhile British consumers increase their intake of certain wines, notably sherry and champagne, while port consumption rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Yard
Elusive Electricity Home Safety Lecture
Mr A J Cresswell, electrical engineer, lectured Gosford on home electrical safety and the three wire plug. He urged replacing two wire cords, hiring competent repairers, and using three pin plugs, with first aid guidance for shock and burns and a call to test domestic appliances free of charge.
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A. J. Cresswell
Hina Shire
Gosford
E.W.A
Hell In
Bw.d. Club
Crestwas
Blre Council
Mc Shen
Hic
bind+ dress
Cresswell
Indies
Cotmeil
Avaid
Mackintosh
Campaign Against Stock Stealing in New South Wales
Stock owners claim stock theft is widespread in New South Wales and credit motor vehicles with aiding thieves. The Graziers Association urges stronger policing, including horse patrols, motor cars, and more detectives, while police say many theft reports are exaggerated or misinformed. The department cautions owners to verify facts before protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Stk
Nnt
Graziers’ Association
Country Town
West States
Country Towns
Police Department
HEENZO cough remedy touted as money saver for Australians
An advert extols HEENZO as a low cost cough and influenza remedy. It claims two shillings of concentrated HEENZO mixed with water yields a large, high quality supply equal to roughly £1 worth of commercial preparations. Promises purity suitable for babies and adults.
Fragmentary reminiscence on preparing for the future
Fragmentary text reflects on recent years and the unseen value of ordinary life. It discusses provisions for the future, unforeseen needs, and the habit of saving small amounts regularly. The passage blends reflective thoughts with references to Australia and unknown figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemer
Australia
Dr Gilruth Report on Pests and Northern Territory Prospects
Dr A A Gilruth outlines a detailed assessment of Northern Territory agriculture noting its tropical climate, seasonality, and infertile soils for broad farming. He argues that without cheap labour and strong irrigation, European-led development is unlikely. mining and pastoral potential require large capital, water supplies, and supportive policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Territory
Gow
Ciary
Connel
A. A. Gilbhin
Gilruth
Sydney
Australia
Dr. Gliruth
Halfa
W Works
Darwin
Export of railway sleepers from Australia in four months
The Minister for Commerce reports 267 624 railway sleepers were exported in the first four months of 1934, valued at £68 195, up from 203 662 sleepers worth £49 888 in the same period in 1933. West Australia led exports with 182 681, followed by New South Wales 43 446 and Victoria 1 501. Destinations include South African Union 93 545, Portuguese East Africa 11 780, Mauritius 18 000, New Zealand 10 772, Nauru 4 367, Fiji 8 200, Ceylon 88 347, and China/Hong Kong.
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F. H. Stewart
Australia
West Australia
New Bouts Wales
Victoria
South African Union
Portuguese East Africa
Mauritius
New Zealand
Nauru
Fiji
Ceylon
Chine
Hongkong
Gbov
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Oleen
Petty Sessions
R. J. Colvin
Street & Parish Ltd
Pte
Tata Tatalalatabate
THE
Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Grain Insurance & Agency Co.ltd
Circular Quay
Flemington
Wire “Grain
Badgerye
Eas Sydney
Winichcombe, Carson, Ltd
Lesmen
Winshrombe House
Bridge Street
Winoticombe
Carson
Gloucester
Advocate
Gloucester Advocate
Barrington ST
School OF Arts Club
Ll. Rye
Walconer
D. C. Rye
Goddard
T. Ashworth
W. Street
A J. White
F. Tsage
Mr. &. Anderson
Hornet
H. Goddard
Debating Society
Wdisc
Garner's
Sundines
Ses If
Bank of N.S
W_ goth
Weit
DAT
Tou
F. Horner
Comter
Auditom
Ladies & Gentlemen
Py Horne
Hawdon
B Street
Messrs. P. Anderson
ES. Bowden
H. S. Goddard
W. Houghton
W. W. Hawden
BY. Lawe
K. Rye
C. By Snodgrass
L. B. Street
C. W. Street
J. Woodward
Mesers
Dawson, Batger and Robinson
C. B. Snodgrass
Vic Presdents
J. S. Goddard
L Rye
C. Falconer
D. G. Rye
A. J. Woodward
Erik
Golden Gate Cafe
Church St., Gloucester
I. E. Young
Sunshine Cafe
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
N. Territory
DR. Gilruth
M. Thurlow
T. Hicks
F. Latton
Hume Street
D.K. Redman & Sons
F. A. Isaac
F. A. Isaac Builder & Undertaker
W. H. Young
Barrington
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