Double Probate Against Production Shocks Graziers
New England District Council of the Graziers Association at Arnldale heard Guyra and Glen Innes branches protest increased probate duties. Speakers warned the second probate would discourage farming, force sales of estates, and drive country youth to cities, threatening primary production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL OH. B. Curtis
New England
The
Graziers’ Association
Arnldale
Guyra
Curtis
Col
H. F. White
Association
Glen Innes
Brake Trouble Signals and Checks for Cars
The RNS chief engineer explains how to spot trouble in braking systems by listening for heat after a run and inspecting drums and shoes. He notes issues such as binding shoes, worn linings, improper pedal travel, and possible hydraulic or mechanical faults requiring a mechanic’s attention.
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RNS
Cc. H. Napthall
Fastest Growing City in the World Levittown Revealed
Lawrence Lader writes in January about Levittown, a new US community near Philadelphia 25 miles away. Homes began a year ago with prices around 90 dollars, attracting veterans with down payments of 509 dollars and monthly payments of 62 dollars. The town’s rapid rise drew 50 000 visitors to sales when first opened, and by opening day 2 000 000 dollars worth of homes were sold. The pioneer aura and unplanted yards define early residents, who keep floors clean by removing shoes before entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lader
Wiest
Tapistown
Philadelphia
Levitton
Alve Es
Levittown
Levitt
Proms
Athens
Peebbewner
Graziers Attack Closing of Country Schools in Armidale
Education Minister Hel fron’s justification for rural school closures is blasted as hooey by Mr HH Bigg, chairman of the New England District Graziers Association. He cites Rocky school’s 1884 start and 54 pupils as proof the policy harms small communities.
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Helfron
New England
The
Graziers'’ Association
HH. P. Bigg
Armidale
H. P. Bigg
Uralla
J. Nivison
Forestry Department Criticised For Fire Control Methods
Debates erupt at the Cragiers' Association meeting over forestry fire control. Peter Wright calls for winter controlled burning to reduce next year’s fire danger, while H. Curtis and others argue against limits on burning and prefer feeding down surplus pasture if conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Department
Cr Ieisin
Wats
Rey Epinland
The
Cragiers' Association
FL H
Curtis
New Government Start Promises State Change Say Critics
A fragment notes talk of a new Government as a start and a new State after that. It mentions long day trips for children and transport to town, with adults commenting on the journey and the limited options beyond that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bigg
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We Riso
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Erfords
Souvands
Fabbiedree
Nanan
Ortarfaster
Repay SE Tea
Ually
Mantel
J. E. Eggleston
Defender Refrigerators
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