Garden Notes on Young Dahlias and Tubers
Garden notes advise careful handling of young dahlias and tubers, avoiding manure contact with new tubers, and not worrying about keeping whole tubers during division. The piece compares dahlias to cuttings, notes old tubers decay beneath shoots, and emphasizes moderate watering with strong surface mulch for moisture retention. It stresses selecting decent varieties and proper care to ensure robust growth.
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Vel
Watston
Coote Announces Waictes and Jewellery Below City Pesces
Local notice reports H Coote announcing a sale or listing of watches and jewellery priced below city estimates. Officials and precise terms are unreadable in the fragment.
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H, Coote
Waictes & Jewellery
City Pesces
Gloucester court reflects on public safety and religious notes
The Friday November 21 1930 News of the Day reports Gloucester police court fines for Jos ep A Neilson and George Ryan for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, plus language offences. It notes ordination of the minister-elect Mr Alex Alexander and details on local memorial committee plans and dairy registration reminders.
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Church Street
Glouester
Josep A. Neilson
George Ryan
Lews
Mr. W Richardson
Gloucester
Alex. Alexander
Hastings
Old Buffers Challenge Veterans For Gloucester Park Match
The Old Buffers of Gloucester district challenge the Veterans to a match at Gloucester Park on Wednesday 26 November, 11 30 am. Selections list 16 to 20 players per side with patron W A Phillips donating guineas to the club. A busy season lies ahead as the club seeks more matches and club equipment.
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Old Buffers
Wingham
Gloucester
Gloucester Park
Tere
Gloucester District
Aps
W. A Phillips
Buffers
Slaughtermen Strike Prolonged as Talks Fail
A mass meeting of strikers decided to continue the slaughter strike until terms urged by Mr Justice Piddington are conceded by employers. A last minute compromise failed. Justice Piddington’s panel will hear deregistration moves. About 1000 workers are affected at Homebush with cattle auctions disrupted and livestock diverted to paddocks.
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Spa
Justice Piddington
Iwit
The
Industrial Commission
Piddington
Street
Cantor
Homebush
Bonus on gold in Canberra sparks Cabinet move
Word of a possible gold bounty for 91 ounces per ounce produced is circulating in Canberra. The plan, likely to be endorsed by the caucus this week, would pay on the output this year beyond last year’s 977000 ounces and is championed by MP Mr Keene. Proponents say it will create 50000 jobs and attract 10000000 pounds of new Australian capital within 18 months of payments starting.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
Keene
Australia
Mtr McIntyre War
AU Panay
Potram
Parish
Barrington
New Drinking Hours Proposed for Narrabri Licensees
Mr Stutcliffe MLA told a deputation of local licensees that an alteration in liquor sale hours across the State was likely. Country hotels suffer heavy losses closing at pm with little trade between 6 pm and am they seek change to 9 pm. Jess Flannagan Myen and Scully Mac.L.A. supported the move and Mr Scully said he would present the requests to Caucus.
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Narrabri
Stutcliffe
Nquor
Abo
Jessis Flannagan
Myen
Scully Mal.a
Scully
Farewell for Mr and Mrs Perram at Barrington Hall social
A large Barrington Hall gathering Friday bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Guy Perram and family as they move from Garrington to a new home near Singleton. Speakers praised Perram’s integrity and hospitality while noting the strong warm ties with Gloucester district friends. A presentation case of cutlery from the friends closed the tribute, followed by songs and a late supper.
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Barrington Hall
Guy Perram
Perram
Gresford
Iris
Lubelr
Sta Keind
Perraut
Farnam
Gloucester
McMigrr
Verio
Potrum
Wes
Ian
Per‘ram
Estes
Motatyra
Abe
Suy Perram
Hart
Tetter
Benton
Tom Corbett
Guy
Mra. Porram
H.W. Rogers
Carewell
Visng
Nevanse
Ife
Rogey Sid
Fem
Forman
Rogers
Garrington
Tod
A, Bramell
Pasture Improvement Schemes Gain Shape in NSW
Australian Dairy Council demonstrations move forward in New South Wales with the State Advisory Committee engaging G Stening PDS Daily Expert. Butter factories in select districts to form committees overseeing experimental plots as Agricultural Department officers visit districts to discuss farm layouts and cooperative planning for successful outcomes.
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Australian Dairy Council
New South Wales
G. Stening
PDS
Agriultural Department
Street Stall at Methodial Church Funds Sale
Insid of Methodial Church funds will be held at Matthewson's Rooms on Friday afternoon November 28. Mr J Weateon is Hon. Bec.
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Matthewson
FEA
J. Weateon
Bec
Commonwealth Conversion and Redemption Loan offer
Commonwealth Treasury invites holders of the 6 per cent Commonwealth Loan maturing December 15 1929 to convert into new loans or subscribe cash to loans maturing December 1982 or December 1950. Subscriptions earn interest from judgment date and tax advantages apply. Queries may be directed to Banks Savings Banks Money Order Offices or stock exchange members. A Lyons Acting Treasurer Canberra
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Eacat
A. Lyons
Gloucester A H and P A s Association minutes report
A Gloucester A H and P Association committee meeting at Shire Hall chaired by President A J White discussed advertising scheduling and show judges. Ground improvements such as lavatories and cloak rooms were debated with a ground committee formed and a next meeting set for December 11.
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Gloucester
A. H. and
P. Association
Shire Hall
A. J. White
Messrs
W. Anid V Newton
W. D. Miclntosh
W. H. Crowfoot
Percy Middlebrook
A. Archinal
C. Blanch
Maslen
H. Mudie
J. He Farley
J. G. Wilson
T. K. Higgins
H. J. Kennett
Ho Smith
He McSwan
Les Murley
I Boorer
J. A Harris
J. H. Smith
Tem
Harris
D. Boorer
Boorer
Wilson
Ross
L. Farley
V. Newton
Hoss
Dennett
J. H. Farley
New~uett
Smith
Notice from Miss M. Clancy Seeks Gloucester Patrons
Miss M. Clancy announces she offers hemstitching and smocking at 41 City Prices and asks for the patronage of the people of Gloucester and his temporary buildings in Gloucestur.
Trespass Notice On Craven Properties Proclaims Prosecution
Property owners at Craven warn against shooting hunting fishing or trespassing in any form and state all prior permissions are withdrawn. Signatures include J Wade G K Page and G Yerk as enforcement authority.
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Craven
J. Wade
G. K. Page
G. Yerk
In Memoriam Webeck 1916 Remembrance Notice
In saving remembrance of my dear husband and our dear old Dad William Webeck who passed away on 21 November 1916 Till the day break Immemored by his wife and family in memoriam obituary note from Webeck family
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Webeck
William Webeck
Bens
Ana Famay
Stabilisation of Bacon Prices in Australia Fails
A Sydney conference of Queensland and New South Wales bacon firms debated a levy on pig slaughter to fund a 3d per pound bounty on exported bacon and hams. Delegates saw vast potential gains, but the plan collapsed when one proprietary firm refused to join the proposal.
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Queensland
Sydney
Victoria
Great Britain
New South Wales
G. W. Gordon
Australian Pig Industry Council
Vallé
Butter manufacture yields by NSW dairying districts 1929 30
Department of Agriculture reports butter manufacture in New South Wales from July 1 1929 to June 6 this year listing totals for Tweed Richmond Clarence Bellinger Clarence Rivers Waiallahma Nambucca Gloucester Hunter Far South Coast Kawarre Tablelunda Riverina and Central Western Slopes. A note mentions lost spectacles with a reward offer.
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Department of Agriculture
New South Wales
Tweed-Richmond
Clarence-Bellinger
Waillamha
Nambucca
Gloucester -Hunter Rivers
Far South Coast
Kawarre & So
Tablelunda
Riverina
W. Sloper
Central Western
Commonwealth Loan Rally Calls for Small Subscriptions
Australia faces a critical loan drive urging all citizens to invest. Walter Reid Co of Rockhampton led with a £20,000 subscription as the nation seeks broad support. The text promises attractive terms, tax advantages, and highly negotiable securities, urging even £10 investments to demonstrate national resolve.
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Commonwealth
Messrs
Walter Reid
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