Broadwater channel plan opposed by council report
Stroud Shire Council debates a Public Works letter and Mr Searl's report on opening Broadwater to the sea during floods. Officials warn the plan risks sand dunes, lake and river levels, navigation, and fishing, and oppose unemployment relief funding for the project. The ratepayers association demands further inquiry.
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Stroud Shire
Public Works Department
Kesteven
Searl
Sears
Department of the
Myall
Smith's Lake
Department of Fisheries
Stte
Unemployment Relief Council
Ratepayers’ Association
Fisheries Department
Searle
Care of the eyes urged for all readers
The notice advises care of eyes as a main concern for everyone. Readers are told to write to Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Ltd at the Government Savings Bank Building 16 Castlereagh Street for eye repairs. It promises speedy repair work and asks readers to watch the paper for the next visit date.
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Webster
Jack and McDonald
Sydney) Ltd
Government Savings Bank
Castlereagh Street
Prime Sheep for Sale at Gloucester Golf Club
Prime fat sheep yarded for sale described as a weekly Thursday event at Gloucester Golf Club pens. Applications invited to TW. Ad.
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Gloucester Golf Club
Feeding of Dairy Cows Improves with Balanced Rations
District dairy instructors and the Agriculture Department report wider adoption of efficient feeding methods. Farmers are urged to combine farm crops into balanced rations tailored to a cow’s weight and milk output, detailing protein to carbohydrate ratios and daily nutrient needs for maintenance and production.
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Department of Agriculture
Fresh Produce and Local Notices at Saxby's Stall Gloucester
Advertisement lists new season produce including lettuce tomatoes pumpkins cucumbers apples pears oranges and more with prices. Also notes various church services for Gloucester Stratford Forbes Yale Hall and nearby towns with weekly timings and revised summer timetable.
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New
Church OF England
Trinity
Gloucester
Stratford
Forbes
Yale Hall
H. W. Rogers
Wingham Shareholders Elect Directors After Strong Year
At the 14th annual meeting of shareholders in Wingham the annual report showed 27 705 pigs died in the factory with 8598 baconers 240 private cured moners 18 867 porkers. Net profit reached £4 3 7 6. Directors elected: John T. Bird A Cameron C D McDonnell N J Linusay P H Secomb. Manager Joe Kane praised for four years of solid leadership lifting the factory toward success.
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Mesars
John T. Bird
A. Cameron
C. D. McDonnell
N. J. Linusay
P. H. Secomb
Joe Kane
Broadcasting dispute stalls Test Matches talks in Melbourne
A settlement between the Victorian Cricket Association and the Melbourne Cricket Club has not been reached over broadcasting Test Matches. The Australian Broadcasting Commission has prepared a bill by halves for a description of Test Matches, but progress halts pending a legal settlement. The matter will be submitted to Attorney-General Mendes KC to act as arbitrator.
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Victorian Cricket Association
Melbourne Cricket Club
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Austrailia Brovncasting Commission
Mendes, KC
End Near 7 Simultaneous With the Declaration Speech
Free State Minister Le mags spoke at Loughrea urging Cabinet to settle Anglo-Irish dispute but reject bullying. Former Minister Fitzgerald announced Anagrave party would pressure President de Valera to end the economic war with England.
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Free State
Lemags
Loughrea
Fitzgerali
Brey
Anagrave
de Valeera
England
Hides and Skins and Neatness in Slaughtering
The pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture details better methods for flaying, branding, and curing hides to prevent depreciation. It notes country hides arrive improperly cured and in poor condition, reducing value. suggests improved branding and curing to fetch top prices and warns consignors lose value by poor handling. It also mentions Sydney publication availability and a separate note on political salary reductions and unemployment relief tax. residents discuss Parliament salaries and producer tax deductions.
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Ue Department of Agrieniture
Varius
Department of Agriculture
G.P
Sydney
Great Riders of the Past Chronicle Fragment
A historical note recounts famed riders and events from the Barwon region, including George Osmond, Duncan Mackay, Thunderbolt, and Buckjumping lore. It describes a riding test on Mollie the mare and Candy Bothold’s tumble, with witnesses like John Osmond and Charlie recalling the lively showdays and near mishaps.
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Yeu
Marty Ani
Shupsons
Simpletis
Tier
Anion Urechia
Albert Wilders
Dick Cook
Jimmy Doyle
Cook
Fred
Hu Landers
Oxmond
Gand
Ceorpe Osmond
Barwon
Duncan Mackay
Tocul
Frank Ward
Thunderbolt
George
John Osmond
Wiliam
Werth
C. Taylor
Candy
Mollie
Mullinee
Molite
John
W. Ormond
Charlie
Jain
Tom Rich Parison
Lucy Taylor
Wingham “Chronicle
Telegraph Poles and Traffic Dangers Highlighted by Inquest
A Monmouthshire coroner warned that telegraph poles placed close to main roads risk fatal accidents as fast moving traffic increases. The inquest noted the motorist who died might have survived if the pole had been set further from the road edge. Also reported, a 30 foot conger eel claimed to be Queensland's largest ever caught near Southport Teina.
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Monmouthshire
England
Goroner
Southport
Teia
Queensland
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