Bundook dance night boosts club funds and delight
The Bundoon Tennis Club hosted a Friday function drawing 40 to 50 attendees including adults and children. Music by J. Flemming and MC V. Sheils entertained while card games and novelty dances with chocolate prizes followed a supper interval. A gift of silver cutlery was presented to new member Cecil Gowin, and thanks were extended to secretary Ms Priestley and other workers. The club plans a match against Rock's Crossing at Lymdunk with ambulance on site. Weather shows showers and good falls at Belbora Creek. A local joke notes the teacher asking what is the chief industry of Overneal, with pupils replying walking to the railway.
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Mount George
J. Flemming
Victor Sheils
M.C
T. F. Robinson
Cecil Gowin
Benedicts
Godwin
M. Hary
G. Wilson
H. McCaffrey
Bundsol
Ineal
Bundook
Spring Carnival Railway Holidays Open to NSW Travelers
Globe trotting travelers praise Sydney spring climate and New South Wales as ideal holiday time. The Railway Department announces an extensive series of excursion trains with low single fare for double journeys and optional return breaks. Sleeping berths may be reserved day of departure. trains run Sundays holidays and include mail trains. Details are in handbills at railway stations and booking offices to ensure smooth travel during the carnival period.
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Sydney
Jess
New South Wales
Railway Department
Ucketa
Upper Manning Development Branch Formed at Wingham
A well attended meeting in Wingham established a local branch of the Upper Manning District Developmental League with aim to open land for settlement. Minister for Justice Mr Martin said the State Government intends to settle people on the land, wipe out the dole, and provide livelihoods. The group plans to link Bulga Plateau to Oxley Highway and New England, extending to Nowendoc.
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Wingham
Upper
Dairy competition seeks state dairy farm entries
The Farmer and Settler with New South Wales Department of Agriculture and Factory Managers Association support launches spring state wide dairy farm competitions. Entries close September 30 at local dairy factories. Winners gain eligibility for the State championship and valuable trophies. Evidence from Wheat competitions shows increased yields, and many factories plan local contests to boost production nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer
New South Wales Department of Agriculture
Pd.l. and
Nurto
Wimemra
Vic
New South Wales
Dairy farm competition aims to boost state output
Increased yield estimates by the Department of Agriculture suggest seven bushels per acre. State dairy output could rise from 12,630,000 to 25,260,000 pounds if all firms meet targets. Sydney firms sponsor trophies including the Wiseman Cup, Producers' Co-operative Distributing Company prize, and others for milk quality and pasture use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriciture
Sydney
Inehilote
Taele
Partner
Sclee
Co-op
Sidy, Ltd
Dangar
Gedye Cus
Valie Guiness
Foley Bros. Ltd
Alfa-Laval Separator Co
Pangan, Gadge and Co. Ltd
Amy
Pruten
Politics by Post Forty CP Speaker Grouts New Scheme
A messy political note describes a post forty CP speaker group effort led by Sena Hardy of the Unified Country movement. It cites dozens of speaker groups forming, with large memberships and regional spread, including mentions of Sydney Phivey and towns like Ow Sydney. The text outlines objectives and questions legitimacy of the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senatey Hardy
Huey Prayyt
Minaby
Sydney
Menschange
Malietite
WEW Subdivision Plan and North Queensland Boundary Proposal
The item outlines a vast subdivision plan framed as a northern boundary proposal from Glen Elgin toward the Queensland border, detailing a corridor from the Dunnely River area to the Catgea River and including a speculative route between Maryvale and Ronily Holton. Dr. Perm argues for a Viewerwide move to educate the public on state framing rather than pushing a national New State League, envisioning railways and roads linking Maryvale, Ronily Holton, Watcha, Mt Meorge, and Dortige to illustrate economic justification for an Australian state framework.
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Morlaert Bulle
Dewewstie
Ryle Lone
Wilewania
Wollourob
Glen Elgin
Queensland
Dunnely
Powat
Catgew
Queenshont
Perm
All-Australia New State League
Local Doctor to Meet at Commercial Hotel Friday
Do L McDonald and Jack Webster will attend a sight test event at the Commercial Hotel on Friday September 23 with sessions starting 9 am. Appointments may also be booked at Act Cayanonga’s Chambers.
Magistrate Fletcher Retires After 65 Years Service
Mr HP W Fletcher, Sydney Stipendiary Magistrate and former City Coroner, retires from the Metropolitan Bench after three years as a magistrate. Born in Branxton, he entered the Customs at Newcastle, then joined the Department of Justice, serving in various clerical and court roles across multiple towns. He was farewelled at Central Police Court by magistrates and the legal and police professions.
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HP. W. Fletcher
Sydney
Fletcher
Children's Court
Branxton
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Belbora
Street & Parish Ltd
A. I. Cavanaugh
Gloucester Pharmacy
L. A. Harris
Gloucester
Worsters Vacuum
Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd
Church St, Gloucester
Upper Manning
Gomino Bros
Garden OF Roses Care
CP. Speaker Groutis
Goodyear
Roy Gyde
the Reliable Bootman
Commercial Hotel
Russell Hall
Gloucester Township
Council
Tom Hicks
Gloucester Investments
W. A. Dan
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FECL
FREE
WAT
SORA
Crankca
OLS
C. Walmsley
Opp
Perl
Avannop
Ans
W. G. Kent
Ring ‘Phone 16
Giouvester
A. J. White
Beaconlight
Dover
Maitland Pat'ern
Maitland
Newcastle
BBC Arroves
Epcappere
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