Armidale Pastures Protection Board Holds Special Meeting
The Armidale Pastures Protection Board met unusually with members BlomBold chair Ha Hoberts and Vyner present. Accounts showed £2905 17s to the board, receipts £751 7s 6d, expenditures £4087 7s 8d including a £2000 deposit. staff changes included Crapp recommended as acting stock permits officer and Barry and Manual to receive scalps. The district electoral division was deferred to March, land and stock registrar duties and forestry issues noted, and several resignations and appointments recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armidale Pastures Protection Board
Yaab Thoreday
BlomBold
Belfield ‘White
Ha Hoberts
Vyner
Balanne
W. A. Crapp
Yarramuck
Barry Tend
D. Manual
T. Barry
Jeayes
Abington
W. Brows
Proctor
Barard River
Glenrock
M'Loughlin
Alss
Cameron
Sydney Wool Sales Amid Mixed Quality Trading
The A M Land Federation Company Ltd reported a third sale of 1969 bales held February 11 with buyers present. Wool overall was indifferent and in poor demand except lambs and some fine merino, best price 10s 4d for Mongra Turnbulls clip, and other consignments sold variably. A separate burglary at Bodalla Post Office caused complete loss of contents by blast and fire. A government lease matter and a telegraph lineman’s death near Wyandootee Station are noted with limited detail. Bush fires threaten Mounted Hills region and a local caption notes a Kow incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Land F.co. Ltd
Turnbull Brothers
W. Hi Lamb
Gla Tous
Argyle
ALN Bros/Yetmen” wooly
R. J. Allan
Moser
Henderson Brothers
Lovecell
Musindi
H. M. Henderson
Marrarah
Federal Capital Bill promised as crises loom
News notes a Federal Capital Bill planned for next season while a crisis looms in Victoria as Parliament convenes. Reports detail fires in the marine forest of New Zealand, destruction of buildings, and the Asturies mail steamer bringing 208 domestic servants. The Dudley Col lliary sues 44 against youths for striking work without notice. an open verdict is returned on the Harabdulla Post Office fire with no burglary trace. David Syme, Melbourne Age proprietor, is reported dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harabdulla
Fragmentary confession trail in a personal dispute
A damaged text recounts a local quarrel involving C Miller and Sadie, with references to threats and threats of legal or social action. The fragmented narrative hints at a long running feud, insults, and a possible court or police involvement, framed as an adversarial dispute with emotional fallout.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pastures Protection Board
Sydney Wool Sales
Bodalla
Improvement Leases Board
Equity Court
Parker
Wyandotee Station
Queensland
Mounted Hills
Vic
Kow
Woot Australie
Howard Joy
Imarine Forest
New Zealand
Asturies
Australia
Dudley Colliary
Newcaste
Webb-Trowider
David Syme
The
Melbourne ‘Age
Mr. C. Miller
Teresa
WOOL
F R Hawke and CO
Binek
Brogh
Alleine Fletcher
of the Merth
Beardy-strest
Armidale
Benaing
Abilled
W. Miller & Co
Trommongere
Hove FU
Glen Innes
Great Central Hotel
Gates
Sonatora
Pale Ma
Wien
Oly
Brads Bache Oa
Aoa
Han
Isn Tone
Royal Dip
Royal
Roya Dipyeen
Beplynetrina
Trainsian Ghee Dip Os, Ltd
Bridge-street, Syd
Herb Quyrn Gaddlery
Iliam Roberts
Tapos
Monrure
Tali
Tion
Tia
Salis
J. Richardson & Company, Limited
General Merchants
Spatgh
Pelican Croak
Coraki
E. Pike
Myrtle Cottage
Manndra
Henry Maslin
Childers, Tale
Queenslan
Chubb, Moe, Gippsland
Victoria
Pleuge
Lonergan
Yielima
Gowals
T. Cressey
Ahaura
West Coast
N.Z
Sam
A.B. Peden
Nmangie, Victoria
Micallum
Cunningham Road
Toorak
W. @ Hearne
Geslong
FICE
George Btrest
Sydney
Guyra
Goach Factory
Stabi
E. J. Stevenson
Snorssros
Great Northan Bakery
Eeraciensa
J. H. Bell
BnAlways Btundard Rayos
Lindley, Walker & CO
Mark Lane
Aioe
Nea
Enagas
Gemus
Vandoth Roa
Messrs. Hill
Qlark Sad 00
Sydeby
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