Gunning Shire Council Holds Meeting Amid Road Expenditures
The Gun ning Shire Council met on Tuesday with President Hallam presiding. Attendees discussed expenditure limits and the inability to advance one fund due to the current governance forms. Proposals included culvert placement and road works, with a total estimated outlay of £590. The session reviewed engineer reports and authorities for forthcoming works and policy adherence.
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Gunnang
Cs Hallam
Department of Local Governok
Ehac
Othe
Tames Grainger
Preladis
Dake Gare
Isk
Enersel
Fish Rover
M Tomeverd
Melieiner
Goulburn Market Report Mixed as Prices Edge Up
GOULBURN Friday market notes brighter conditions after holidays with improved forage and local chaff. prices steady for grain and oats improving quality. Potatoes from rivers up 20 per ton. shipping troubles limit supply. Eggs plentiful. butter and bacon steady. lard and honey in ample supply.
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Goulburn
Triode
Opiunn
Tirranna Races Second Day Events on Friday
Reported from Tirranna where the second day of the picnic races wrapped in ideal weather. A larger attendance traveled by train and coach as races featured The Wraith Pearl Necklace Flying Hazel Sassafras and Donnie Pelmons among entries. Results show Wraith wins Invera Loghy Mile by two lengths with a close finish in major purses including Morus and Sassafras in the Grasseaters Cup and Woollogorang Purse.
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Invera Loghy Mile
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Wholesale prices in Goulburn for grains and foods
Wholesale prices listed for Bran, Follard, Flour, Wheat, Oats, Chall, Hay, Lucerne, Barley, Rye, Straw, Potatoes, Beans, Butter, Cheese, Honey, Lard and other staples in Goulburn. Figures shown per ton or bushel with varied old currency notes.
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Goulburn
Lucerne’ Bay
Market report on farm produce and livestock at Wednesday sale
A bustling market note details cattle and sheep conditions, prices, and buyer behavior. It notes buyers from outside the area, strong demand for cattle and sheep, and prices ranging for cows, oxen, hogs, pigs, hens, and poultry. Also mentions fruit and vegetables, dairy butter, eggs, and turnure goods selling at good prices with large quantities moved.
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Boea
Ifazio
Tee
Hill
O. H. Ferner
H. L. Breadhes
Tusedey
Crookwell Land Values Rising Promoter Report
Crookwell reports rising land values as promoter compound notes deals in Goulburn Street. Occupied premises held by E Hank and D Jordan, owned by L. Emery of Burrows, transferred to Mr. John Gay of Whee.
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Crookwell
W. OF. Keynes
Land and Estan
Eehl
Goulburm-street
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D. Jirdan
Role Sre
Emery
Burrows
John Gay
Whee
Local Crockwell area sees unusual property chatter and bids
Fragmentary text hints at property matters around Crockwell with mentions of Meyer properties and a vendor, plus notes on recoveries and a probable public or auction context. Names and places are unclear. the excerpt shows scattered phrases about ownership and bids without full details.
Councilor Ardill Resigns Amid Turbulent City Meeting
In a fractious council session, Councilor G. E. Ardill submitted his resignation amid disputes over a key policy and leadership decisions. Debates intensified as speakers pressed for accountability, while others urged unity and continued service to the city.
Counc il members split over resignation request
A damaged OCR fragment shows a council dispute over a resignation. It mentions a member seeking to resign, tension within the council, and a threat to remain or be removed, with unclear names or dates.
Clarke case remanded after October Newtown burglary
Sydney police court heard John Clarke forty two charged with breaking into James Wienry Woods shop at Newtown in October and stealing jewellery valued at £3000. Prosecution asked for adjournment. police not ready to proceed for another fortnight. Clarke remanded to Newtown on January 22 on bail £400.
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Sydney
John Clarke
Central Police Court
Clarke
Newtown
James Wienry Woods
Napper
Beery Without License Charged At Central Police Court
Hugh Barry aged 19 and a groom faced Central Police Court for possessing old beer at an Anzac Party in Kennington without a license. Defendants solicitor argued Barry was from respectable circles and used to such occasions. Magistrate fined £30 and ordered four months for payment.
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Hugh Barry
Groom
Country Tennis Carnival in Sydney Sets Goulburn Wins
The Cotuntry Week Carnival continued in Sydney on Thursday with mixed results. Notable results include Barraba 1 against Goulburn 1 in early matches, key wins for Goulburn in ladies divisions, and Cabar Feidh and Crookwell posting multiple set wins. Goulburn claimed several divisional victories, with teams defeating Orange, Cootamundra, and Crookwell in tight contests.
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Sydney
Inquest Opens on Death of Patrick Hysin at Momma Vale
The inquest into Patrick Hysin's death, found floating in the water at Momma Vale, heard the widow state he had remarried and that an ear condition earlier led to concerns about his mental state. The coroner recorded no verdict of suicide.
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Fatrick Heysin
Momma Vale
Save Australia Appeal on Government Action to Protect Commonwealth
RS and SLL appeal to keep the Reed Sailors and Sellers movement alive, urging both Federal and State governments to take action to shield citizens and industries from Bolshevik and communist activities. Coastal shipping firms report stable conditions as efforts to secure crews proceed and no further trouble is expected.
No Violation Guns on U S Ships Debate
The text discusses naval policy on armament aboard American ships, noting factions in the House Naval Committee. It mentions that some argue gun elevations would not breach treaties, while others contend changes could lead to broader concerns, with various views presented.
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Phesphe Macy
Chitaio
Vieda' Ian
Imperial Conference Talks On Empire Dominions Relations
The report notes ongoing imperial conference discussions between the emperor and dominions concerning special timetable and measures. A fatal incident is referenced as having been reported earlier, with unclear details but underlying relation to the broader imperial cooperation.
Emergency Cabinet Formed Amid Foreign Policy Crisis
Reuter’s report from London indicates Germany’s emergency cabinet is being formed due to the foreign policy crisis. The Chancellor and key ministers will convene, with the new body immediately facing opposition from the Right and Communists over the pact with the West.
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London
Reiter
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Aceien Audirs
England Loses Test Match in Downhearted Fashion
Evening paper comments on a bleak result of the Test match with Sutecliffe, Holts, and Tate singled out as great figures. Report notes public attention to the overall performance and scepticism about any chance of revival, predicting the British side may struggle to win the next contest.
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Presbyterian Ladies College Goulburn Opens New Term
The Presbyterian Ladies College Goulburn announces new term enrollment for girls and day pupils under nine. The school offers moral and physical training with trained staff. prospectus available from the Principal Brig General W Rambay McNicoll. Some text mentions schemes and attendance.
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Presbyterian Ladies’ College
Goulburn
W. Rambay McNicoll
C.M
Goulburn Race Club Faces Rebates and Finance Debate
At a Wednesday meeting the Goulburn Race Club discussed a rebate request of £88 9s on three horses from Cowra. Debating compensation levels, directors approved 6d of the claim, with plans to advertise rebates against locally trained horses and to protect club funds. The meeting also covered a Police Art Union fundraising date, schedule changes, and a £40 15s 7d year comparison profit, with February 27–28 noted for the next race program.
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Goulburn
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Elub
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Cherry Club
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Racing Dases
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Goulburn Notices and Personnel Shifts
Mr W FE Lemon of Mesars Ceo Christie and Coy has been transferred to the Sydney office. Mrs Averyda leaving the employ of Goulburn City Council, tendered her resignation to take effect January 21. Aldermen praised her clerical service. Mr Martin Heggarty, son of Mrs Sheean, revisited Coulburn for his brother Indaw's death anniversary. Heggarty, 20 years a resident, now in Newtown, praised local progress. Mr W G English, Coastal Farmers Cooperative Society, at Prevent on holidays. Mrs Peter Jackson, long in England, arrived in Melbourne after a pleasant voyage. A motor trip to return to Goulburn is planned.
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