Dusty Nether Street visit stirs Nether Street plans
In a sunlit morning scene in Nether Street, Mrs Garland complains of dust from Mr Castlemaine's busy printing office. Rosamund Grant and her father discuss his privacy and past while watching Castlemaine, curious about his intentions and possible departure to a quieter life at Tooting.
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Nether Street
Garland
Jack
Gapland
Tooting
Grant
Rosamund
Mr. Grant
Mrs. Garland
Hart
Rosamund Grant
Tye
Castlemaine
Father
Mies Bonamimd
Mr Grant
Tam
Cambridge
Bee
Scrom
Symerymaine
Rosamund Grant and Jack Castlemaine in London life
Neighbours and friends Rosamund Grant and Jack Castlemaine intersect in a London shop and church setting. Rosamund, daughter of a Cambridge professor-turned-shopkeeper, navigates social tension, ambiguous affection, and a potential literary footing while balancing family ideals and urban life. The scene hints at future meetings after a church visit and a plan to view drawings for a ladies’ paper.
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Roesemind
Litte
Jack
London
Grant
Cambridge
Nether Street
Rosinlind
Sack Castlemaine
St. Martin's Church
Rosamund
Misa Grant
Wayman
British Museum
Waymen
Miss Grant
Taree Quarter Sessions. Calves tied to Glory Vale cattle
Albert Nash and brother testified about driving, branding and tail-flagging calves from Glory Vale and Vinegar Hill to Nash’s and others paddocks. Witnesses described muster plans, calve movements, and suspicions of cattle from Hooke’s herd mixed with Nash’s. Jury returned not guilty on first count, guilty on a second with mercy recommendation. Accused released on recognizance of £60 and £50 surety to appear for sentence within two years.
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Albert Benjamin Nash
Iaworer
Bowman River
Ave Used
Glory Vale
Ernest Albert Snaith
Iahurer
Bowmin River
Aveusel
Newmod
Glory Vale Tiret
Merepli
Mr Treat
Hooke
Nash
Glory” Vale
Bergrant Lak Chetn
Amy
Ley
Walt
Howke
Uber
Treat
Carton
Mountain Fall
Treal
Jude
Catile
Melbourne
Kempsey
Shannon Vale
Calvert Hooke
Robey
Aes
Jane Wey
Carlton
Accuwed
James Theodor Morpeth
Aneigel
Mr. Hooka
Mr. Hooke
Caine
Boake
Taree
Electricity Scheme Aims North Coast Rural Power Push
The Minister for Local Government outlined plans to supply electricity to rural communities along the eastern coast, with expansions from Gresford to Kempsey and beyond. Councils seek government subsidies or guarantees to cover capital and operating costs, aiming to bring affordable power and curb urban migration.
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Gresford
Monslay
Spooner
Fur St
Plana
Bennett
Dunvy
Elles
Wry
Maitland
Counel
Con
Macleay
Newcastle
Kempsey
Weber
Baddeley
Mc Spooner
Cmarter
Hem Ty
Sim
Sutherland Shire
Twaftld Bay
St Mils
Spooren
West Maitland
Vacyand
Chwnes
Founsil Sn
Eoymel
Ounel
Allynbrook
Timbering and Creek notes amid forest travel and local life
The account describes timber extraction and rough roads near Carsonville with mill operations, cottages and a school building funded by government rentals. It recalls a nature trip to a rocky spring fed gorge on Matey Creek with a bower of ferns, local wildlife including lyre birds and magpies, and a visit by Herb Rudkid to catch perch on Kurush side.
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Weil
Matey
Ann Mill
St. Berreo Creek
T& In
Te Wadora
Parson
Carsonville
Carson
Calley
M Gas Mountain
Herb Rudkid
Australian Dairy Produce Board reform and producer representation
The Dairy Produce Export Control Act was amended to rename the board as the Australinn Dairy Produce Board and to add four producer representatives elected by state. Enrolment closes April 24, 1936, for producers to vote and nominate candidates by May 10, 1936. Nomination forms available at the Commonwealth Electoral Office Sydney. Ballots by post if contests arise. A Polish footballer Smoc geil received three months hard labour in Warsaw for striking an opponent in a match.
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Dairy Produce Control Board
Australinn Dairy Produce Board
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Commonwealth
Rolmant
Act Jena Thas
Commonwealth Electeal Office
Sydney
Smoc‘geil
Warsaw
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Wilson & McIntosh
Tublic
ST. Clochester
Gloucester Investments
Uwilson & McIntoss
Mercantile Mutual Ionurance Co. Ltd
Mutual Life and
O Ns’ Axsurange Company Ltd
Swearth
Inge Bank
Bor
Sereet & Parish Ltd
Frve Voskiet
E. Patmore
Gloucester Hotel
Gloucester
F. M. Smith
Farmers & Graziers’ Co-Op. CO
Farmers & Graziers
MDAY
Pitt, San & Badgery Ltd
Flemington Saltyards
Portson-Badgerye
Syoney
Walfksins
Talion
Consigy
Winchcombe
Carson Ltd
Winchcombe. Carson Ltds
Winchcombe House
Bridge Street
Advocate
Dodgers
THE
Gloucester Advocate
Barrington ST
Haring
New South Wales Agency
Western Electric Company
Webster, Tack & McDonald (Lynney) Limited
Opticians
Castlereagh Street
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Avid
Sunshine Cafe
Tome
Coastal Service
Gloucester J
Berrico
Banio
Australian Dairy Produce Board
Oses
Euse
Deliks
Garden of Roses Cafe
E. Mino & CO
Golden Gate Cafe
Church St., Gloucester
MRS
E. Young
Furniture
R. Campbell
F. Weston
Alfa Laval
Primus
MO Calan
Jloucestek & Wes
T. Hicks
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