Highway Work At Bulahdelah
A report from the Main Randy Board outlines plans for highway construction through Bulahdelah, with geologist Mr. Gok and others proposing routes via Bulalelon, Ws ton, Coolongalook and Nabiuc TL. Preliminary surveys suggest the road will start as a main camp and extend to connect Buundelan and Boorm, with preparations aimed for October heat aiding earth penetration.
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Randy
Gok
Mesa
Leonard
Pacific Hight
Bulalelon
Wston
Coolongalook
Nabiuc
Pretiwin Sry
Bulandelah
Buundelan
Boorm
Chyan
Uvetar
Bombuh Point
Bandsmen Needed for Australian Regular Army Recruitment
Acting Deputy Director of Recruiting Mr Bs Hynard announces more bandsmen are required for the Australian Regular Army. Army bands are in strong demand for ceremonial duties and public events. Four Regular Army bands are stationed in New South Wales at Sydney Kapooke Wagga Ingleburn and Casula with openings for men holding musical qualifications.
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Bs Hynard
Hynard
New South, Wales
Sydney
Kapooke
Wagga
Ingleburn
Casula
Wee Uzun
Higward
Symes
Fair Body Of Feed On Stock Routes
Fair body of feed on stock routes reported as improved. Mr. Newell employed by reserves in une] Weng Wauk Firey and Kranmibach areas. rabbits destroyed, undergrowth cleared, fence repaired. Noxious weed growth largely controlled with patches of blackberry remain problematic.
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C) Newell
Une
Wauk
Firey
Kranmibach
Mystery Theft Report Highlights Local Plant Reserve
A garbled report notes a district official stating that pilfering of green time from a reserve has occurred intermittently. The fragment references Mr. Myeeman and unnamed parties involved in the questionable activity.
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Tienbee Foeamy
Myeeman
Landholders Urged to See Coopla Method
Local readers are urged to inspect the Coopla sulfur method for rabbit destruction on farms with sensitive properties. Mr Cox praises the Livermore engine costing about £10, two workers needed, and daily wages around £1. The method involves sulfur fumes forced through warrens to clear rabbits, with a note of extensive employment potential.
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Stalin
Cox
Livermore
Blood donor honors at Sydney Red Cross awards
Crowds overflowed the Sydney Phillips Street hall for Red Cross blood donor awards in New South Wales. About 400 donors were eligible, 241 attended to receive badges. Champion donor was A. D. Bridges, who began transfusions in 1944. An eight year old, Ruby Walker of Ashfield, won a prize and has ten grandchildren. The event highlighted the community effort and thanked volunteers and donors.
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Mlood
SL Phillip Church Hall
Clarence Street
Sydney
Avsembly Hall
Margaret Shee Realy
Dongen
New Bout Wales
A. D. Bridges
AELC
Ruby Walker
Ashfield
Waller
Red Croat
Prisonal Mn RON Medes profile and career notes
A historical notice details Prsonal Mn RON Medes of WDA PCSt FV, outlining education at Hale fury Agricultural College with a 1022 bachelor’s degree, early service as a field officer, 1889 district valuer appointment in the southwest, 1944 publication of New South Wales material, Fellowship at the Commonwealth Institute of Valuers, and prior Rural Bank valuer work in the Bitehall Bathurst district with Sydney appointment.
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Ron Medes
WDA
Pcst
Mme
Heiburn
Vie
Hale Fury Agricultural College
Banuurs
Tnk
Avery
New South Watea
Conte Monwealth Institute of Valuers
Sydney
Medley
Bitehall
Bathurst
Rabbit Patrolmen Report on Pasture Rabbits and Control Work
Inspections reveal rabbit infestation at low levels in several districts with fighting methods described. Officials praise management progress by Mr Cox and Mr Livermore noting hundreds of acres of pasture improved and ongoing efforts to reduce vermin through ripping, flame treatment, sulfur application, and regular follow up inspections by the local protection board.
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M. Livermore
Cox
Cox Sala
Rome
Livermore
Coe
Ann
Rabbi
Con
McRae Cup golf quarterfinals and forthcoming rounds
Associates' Golf reports the McRae Cup quarterfinals played on Sunday June first with Mien Yalen, Wratten, Frost, and others advancing. Semis set for Sunday June twenty first with Mrs Ciddey defeating Mrs Yates and Mrs Wratten facing Mrs Giddey. Last Wednesday Mrs Giddey beat Mrs Wratten. Saturday Mrs Wratten won again with a 68 nett.
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McRae
Laird
Mya" Woolford
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