Fuel oil replaces poor coal in railway power plan
The Gloucester Shire Council discussed shifting from coal to fuel oil for railway power, citing better efficiency and cost savings. Secretary to highways noted current fuel oil costs and impact on generation, with engineers reporting oil can equal coal output per ton. The move follows agreements by the former Electric Supply Company and authorities to adopt the new supply arrangement.
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Advocate Urges Federal Fuel Tax to Support State Food Agencies
The document cites Jayoving and NRALA figures urging that petrol tax proceeds be handed to state food-making authorities. Chairman Davidson leads road-using groups pushing better roads and education while opposing blanket tax increases. The Advocate for Job Printing signals a public notice style.
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Objections To Comeil Valuation Echoed At Court Session
The court heard objections to capital values for several properties including Watley freehold Avon subdivision and other districts. Appellants contested assessed capital values ranging from 4000 to 620 with adjournments granted for further review. The court upheld a minimum sewerage rate of 43, ruling no waiver of sewerage payments in these circumstances.
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Geert
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Wangen
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Headmaster reports push for school uniform policy
J Murphy told Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association that an appeal would be sent to parents to enroll daughters in uniform and enforce wearing it. He cited late arrivals and uneven dress while noting pupils already follow timed work periods. the plan aims to formalize uniforms and curb noncompliant cases.
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Menting
Gloucester Parents and Cittayna' Association
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Huy
aChente
Elade
Infant Weight Surprise At Cumming Private Hospital
A baby born February 20 1901 at Cumming Private Hospital with initial low weight rapidly grew. The infant gained strength and was discharged June 20 after four months, reflecting the hospital's limited external support and reliance on natural recovery.
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Wimpatter
Gloucester secondary school plans move ahead says minister
A Gloucester district meeting notes plans for a domestic science room with partial funding from the Department of Education, while parent groups report most work is nearly finished. The plan to complete construction hinges on funding and parental support, with a curtain installation among the highlighted steps.
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Kaveation Department
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Unclear OCR creates jagged wildlife note from local column
Fragmentary readable phrases describe birds and a town context, mentioning pheasants, pigeons, and names linked to a local column. The garbled text suggests a reflective piece on birds, nature, and a community setting, but specific events, dates, or clear actions are not discernible.
Severe test report on Sydney motor firm brand car
A surser described an executive of a Sydney motor firm and a new car brand during a severe test. Quotations indicate probing questions about the test and the citizen involved. The dialogue suggests a focus on the test’s nature and outcomes.
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Sydney Motor Rm
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