Railways as a tool for development and drought relief
The piece argues state railways should prioritize country development and production over profits, criticizing private ownership for profit focus. It notes rolling stock shortages during drought disrupt beef, fat stock, and local markets, worsening prices and resale. It warns that without adequate stock trucks and rolling stock, emergency supply fails and regional sentiment turns against administration. It calls for a royal commission to examine management and primary industry support within the transport system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Becaues
Genlbarn
Riverina
SIFTINGS Reflect on NSW football unions and provincial talent
The annual Central Southern Fuyghr Football union report criticizes New South Wales for hoarding funds and stifling country players by restricting opportunities. It urges better cooperation, stronger provincial contests, and fair compensation while warning that poor club management risks driving talent from the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komedi
Tin Lsaueleh
Sydney
Manger
Priocope
Brotner Times
O.4
R. Tnion Gaen
Tereix
Anc
Alleged Shooting with Intent at Grabben Guillen
At Guoning Police Court Arthur Frances faced charges of shooting at James Thorp eon at Grabben Gullen on the 4th instant with intent to murder. In cross examination he claimed no shooting occurred and spoke of a night of drinking and a possible row with a mate. Cartridges and a pea rifle were found on him. remand to Creekwell Court was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guoning
Westioday
Hutler
PLM
Arthur Frances Waa
Grabben Gullen
James Thorpeon
Thompson
McLaughlin
Guncing
Crockwell
O'Clerkem
Iran
Tolay
Goilen
Tikman
Mateo
Bret
Crookwell
Tames 'Trompaon
Thinatant
Crabben Qullen
Creckwell Court
Weather Drought Persists in Goulburn District and South
Dry conditions prevail across Goulburn and surrounding districts with widespread drought stretching through the south and south-west. February rains failed to materialize, crops planted for winter wither, and water supplies dwindle. Some relief seen from recent heavy rainfall on the North Coast and northern Australia, but overall outlook remains severe. The Cordon Club meeting was held on Tuesday with a large attendance and plans for a fresh sporting program noted. The Gordon Club Senior Cater Corps reports all papers received, with formation events and new officers named. Local jeweller J. Batter sold two stores on Bourke Street to C. H. Roberts for factory purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Austracia
Queensland
Western Australia
Cordon Club
Petoga
Leo Bean
Randing-Room
Baltaanon
FE Company
Leclers
Patina
Scinition Comenitia
Ho Dabnas
Fi Cureonie
Wal Sheen
Staall
Sydper Fem
Goulburn Court Deals Drunk and Disorderly Cases
At Goulburn Police Court on Thursday Edward Gray pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly in Auburn and was fined £2 with costs. The adjourned maintenance case between Mary Finch and Henry Finch saw negotiation fail. an offer was discussed but not accepted, with further arrangements postponed. Witnesses including George Matthews and Joseph Leonard described a separate assault incident involving a driver, resulting in a £2 fine and £1 12s 4d costs for the defendant, and a postponed charge of assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M
Heicher
Edward Gray
Auburn
Goulburn
Ales Mary Finch
Henry James Finch
Thomas
Imewll
O'Brien
Hoory Jamm
Toyutboe
EIVAL
Seeoph Toonerd
George Matthews
le Georgs Matthews
Iechina
Witten
Vie
Willam
Cate Alrivnr
Queston
Witnese
Joesph Leonard
Eouirm
Gotfrey
Witteers
Godfrey
Witnea Fes
Matthews
Thia
Mr. Bette
Ny Treeards
Wretorick Godfrey
Tefendant
Obituary notices from Goulburn area deaths
The death toll in Kurs Joffcoat s private hospital on Wednesday of March 0 Oedtort marks the passing of Mrs. Holdort wife of Captain Charien J Holdort of G Qoompany 2nd Tatantey Regiment. Typhoid caused death with multiple infections among her children. Mrs Holdorf died after care at the private hospital where Moody in the family died four weeks earlier. The deceased, twenty nine, was daughter of Mr and Mrs G, 4 Goulburn, leaving five children three boys and two girls. The eldest is about a conch deep eympey. Her husband and children lose a mother. Mr John Wolab of Taralge died in a private ward at Goulburn Hospital this morning aged 77 from a break up of the a term. The deceased had lived in this State for 52 years and left a widow, three sons and six daughters. Councillor Walsh of the Crepe Shire Council is among the sons. The funeral for Mr Wolab will be at Taralge tomorrow.
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Kurs Joffcoat
Hiaret Street
Mra
Oedtort
Charien J. Holdort
G Qoompany
2Nd
Tatantey Regiment
Meningitia
Holdorf
Abe
Amd
Goulburn
Boye
Tagiria
John Wolab
Taralge
Decors
Gontlamen
Thin State
Walsh
8Crepe Shire
Carulge
Federal Labour Party
Fisher
Melbourne
Jueo Charis Manning
Bendigo
Tully
Omar
Olden Square
Minder
Ootur
Wennessay
Hiskemore
Gren Qobar, Ltd
Fyrney
Nailway
South Wales
Queensland
Drisbane
Carter
Mecartary
Jurdaley
Minpeth Darne
F. Dotineon
Waddy
Weedsforth
Hlatland
Taylor
Deans
Welleway
Metropolitan
Eaborban
Bors
Sydney
Alama
Davie
Saint Patrick College versus North Ward match on showground
A cricket match at the showground between Saint Patrick College and North Ward will be completed. A Friday game features Wheelmen and King's College with listed players Jobson D Hayes Buelrife D Quimta Ro Roberta W Hayes Wo Haw W Hunt V Randall F Warns E Knapp Urmat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick's Oillege
North Ward
Wheelmen
King’s Qollere
Jobson
D. Hayes
Bue
Rliffe
D. Quimta
Ro Roberta
W. Hayee
Wo Haw
W. Hunt
V Randall
F. Warns
E, Knapp
Daly's Shamagge Entertainers Bring Oddities to Town This Week
Daly's Shamagge Entertainers Chrillburn and district announce a change next Saturday Monday and Tuesday evenings with a wide reputation. They will present a varied program with humorous dramatic and sentimental pieces and acts including a motor reen for the Go Joa Benost Oop and state features. Prices are reduced to sixpence to accommodate all patrons. Officials updated accounts and subscriptions with a vacancy filled by CO Brewenson. The matron reports 23 admissions 23 discharges and 28 patients remaining.
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Daly
Shamagge
Chrillburn
Wulley
Ordnary
Phiattiinnwate
Shemrock
Syapectil
Tow Pearman
Colone
Favourely
Menre
Johnson
Gibeo
Asong
Bunel
le Bacare
Femsie
Oddfellows
Gilleapia
Macdonald
Jobpeon and Baxter
Brewenson
Codey
Moura
de Lauret
Furner
Kure
Knowlman
BAKERS CRONOJECTOR ENTERTAINERS AT MECHANIZE HALL
Local attraction Baker's Cronoprojector and Entertainers praised in Goulburn with next show slated for Mechanize Hall Saturday evening. Performers provide lively distraction and audience satisfaction noted. Municipal election details follow including candidates Comer Gling and Madinnd with voting day Friday. Typhoid and diphtheria cases reported at Tower Hall quarter end March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Urban life and local government growth in New South Wales
The article argues cities attract populations worldwide and compare urban shifts in Europe, the United States, and Australia. It highlights how modern government acts, public health, and municipal services expand local authority, urging New South Wales to embrace citizen-driven urban improvements and cooperative projects for thriving towns.
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Ilie
Cites
Paris
Europe
Austria
Routh
Old World
Weal
Nouth
Choy
Mitte
Australia
United States
Ain
Manhattan
Greater
New York
Carruthers
New South Wales
Win
Tiwia
Waramir
Othe
Taupo Chinoor
Ammren
Batavia
Singapore
Manila
Bhaoshol
Dave
Toman
Mel
Walla
Dave la Bork
Laval
Pantral
Larinsch
Civic spirit and municipal effort to lift national progress
A fragmented excerpt argues for civic leadership to empower citizens to master their powers and advance national growth through education, local bursaries, and cooperative municipal action. It envisions town conservatories, patronage of universities, and a civic press as engines of self-improvement and industrial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divin Indies
Conservatoriuan
Neva
Iria
The Strike Paralyzes City Labor Meeting Frays
Report notes a scheduled strike affecting workers and management with Friday events and Tuesday promises from officials. Freshers and engineers prepare for targeted protests over proposed settlements and assignments as relations deteriorate.
Debates Over Capital Site Spark House Discussion
An early session on the capital site at Ghia in Lit House of Representatives drew mixed views from MPs and peers. The convention showed split opinions on the preferred site, with supporters praising imagery and counterpoints stressing practical gains as attendees dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wan Ferra
Ullal
Federa Rmiospaérs
Aurore Federal Gmp
Graciaatul Ab
Jono Forrest
Waisum
Mir Kurire
Ehheald Thomson
Gisiwren
Brice Smith
Wales
Sir WiLlunham
Usul
Widespread Railway Accident and Local Notices
A muddled report details a railway mishap with a broken part, nearby observers noting a derailment and injuries. The page also covers weather, cricket results, court actions, pension discussions, a land sale ruling, and local council water concerns, with various community notices and society items.
PREMIER'S RESIGNATION LOOMS OVER BRITAIN AS RIOTS ROIL LONDON
A tumultuous day in London features reports of the prime minister’s possible resignation, widespread unrest, and rioting across Cleiston streets. Police investigate a fatal shooting, with crowds and clashes marking a tense political climate.
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Throgmorton
Connnoisseurs
London
America
T. C. Williams Company
Hoffnung & Co., Ltd
Chaeensland
Sterling Sewing Machine
Davia Sewing Machine Co
Dayton
Ohio
U.S.A
Matis
Wistawink
Bradley-stree
Telephone
Ma E. W. Lessa
Auburmnstreet
C. Morris Awrite
T. Wiaitiow
Gurdeon
London Bank Chambers
Montague-street
Goulboro
Evening Penny Post
Andioganlew
Beasen
Epeninllegung Homretsad
Total Revenus Publis Moneya
Sudorseful Echolars
J. Roberts
North Goulburn
Pchool
Doris Wingtave
Pred Hunter
Prise
Victor Conmington
Sth
Lyn Kiernan
Ivy Abrhoma
Esclion
Evelyn Hunter
Ooolf
Moss Vale Lation
Democinien
Goulburn Dell
Vieitora Hada
Peelwood
Appianes
Ouncillor
Poswidons
Joel Tanase
Drimkhead
al Be
Sindy
Conan Kingsmil
Pan
Germany
Cuba
Hue Aa
China Sea
Pew
Rae
Biti Evans
Roberta
Lavine
Mira Moleter
Miss Mekannie
Milav Tanke
Alves Hert Ata
Marey
Bsenes
Mi Thurgood
Pulidelly
Mise
Milas Madhiveil
Mrs. Trompp
Lennigen
Misa DL
Mo Kenna
Mise Perbesier
Craik
Trompo
Adeer
Hanrdewek
Oy Tintter
Il Byps
Siroue
Thurengig
Mclengie
Barkow
Mlirwave
Peter
Dihoeo
Mins O'Drien
Bkes
C. Thersnehgont
Taewa Wand
Ais
Calder
Aunog
Hebert
Ike
Betts
Scheckewkte
Baton
Grabben Guillen
J. Batter
Lwie
Citieen Mack Bourke
C. H. Hoberts
Mathe
Goulburn Police Court
Cricket
Baker's Cronojector
Firenry
Ialley
Leks
Trent
Taralgn
Mooy In
Civil
Pune
Ethan
M City
Bathurst
Palentisis
Bern
Devoriment
Technion
Comedis
Enmiomirs
Wal Capital
THE
Railway Bemdation
A Weliesilay
Toro
Twee Ree Dhots
Hearin Express
UA OO
Sorack
C. C. Hall
G. W. Merriman
Prises
Aherp
Me Fisher
M.P
Federst Lusour Tang
Peision
Treasimeer
Sclera Wu Fist
Siemnon Reewitt, Ag
Siemnon Reewitt, Ag Ihe
Cipla
Brehen
Joel Uappany
Premoned Bey
Worthy Crow Co
Melbun
Rhrarina
Parte
Bourke
Perth
Oor Orraepondan
Monnyy
Els
Reuter’s
Worpesday
Crities Merrbuilils
Gounkil
Yohehar
Bie Deere
Pete Ticle
Pat Abbe
Petit
Ian Ielly
Garomy
Livesden
Asmuth
Loteiredem
Ferling
Swegeneors
Fal Istang
Harmen
Thamitt
John Welle
Cathedral Street
Wodlluumovles
Edmunds
Alphe
Walter
Leith Green
Dames Linstrortad
Monsees
Dale
Pane
Piste
Amd Str
Hotman Inetoucien
Ay Massrs
Subway
Herne
Ura
Marmot
Bux
I Costa
Chains Flowers
E. Jones & Co
Victoria Howse
B.A P, Blayo Vernoxk Bosker
Battle
Hollis & Co
Auburn-Street
PRT
C. Badgery
Dindagugdra
Tanted
Hannon
W. J. Lem
Bangalore
Um Ted
Ntr
Aw Chew
Chiton
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