A One Party State Warned by Opponent in Australia
The Acting Leader of the Federal Opposition Mr Calwell urged in Sydney that Labour could rule Australia for decades and even evolve a one party state. He claimed Labour is the only truly Australian party, a remark criticized as implying a drift toward one party rule and the loss of political choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALP
Sydney
Calwell
Commonwealth
Mr. Calwell
Australia
Labour
Queensland
Edward Cassick Takes Three Week Holiday From Banking
Edward Cassick of Commercial Bank departs for a three week holiday. The notice lists his absence locations and mentions relatives and colleagues in Tara and Hereford, with Mr Button and other locals noted for travel and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cassick
The
Commercial Bank
Queensland
Tara
Edwara
Royal Tour Details Clarify State Responsibility
A government letter explains that Commonwealth approval governs the Royal Visit timetable with time allocated per state, and that state authorities, through their members, handle arrangements for visits including potential inclusion of Northern Tablelands. It notes possible requests to insert items and the need for state coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrummony
ESR
Edinurgh
Commonwealth
Tablelands
Drummond
New Livestock Officer Named for Sheep and Wool
The Minister for Agriculture and Food Production announces the appointment of Mr A K Cantril HDA as principal Livestock Officer for Sheep and Wool, succeeding the late Mr J M Coleman. Mr Cantrill previously served as Sheep and Wool Officer in the Orange district and was later Special Livestock Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Graham
M.L.A
A. K. Cantril
Department of Agriculture
Suecenaten
J M. Coleman
Cantrill
Orange District
Guyra Fishermen Display Noted Cod Haul
Six Guyra residents reeled in a cod catch totaling 21 pounds weekly and four fish up to 40 pounds, displayed in the window of Prisk's Butchery. The catch was made by HH Burgess, Rudd, P Berti Richitall W Bodpole and Senr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyra
Prisk's Butchery
HH. Burgess
Rudd
Berti Richitall W. Bodpote and
Senr
One-Party System Seen as Dangerous as Rattler
The piece argues that a one party system, labeled as sevenfold threat, resembles a rattler in danger, warning of swift, hidden harm. It stresses vigilance against centralized power and urges broad civic safeguards amid political shifts.
Poll Shorthorn Stud Established at Wagga College
The Hon. BE. H. Graham announced the purchase of foundation Poll Shorthorn cattle for Wagga Agricultural College. Top females were selected from Merriwa Gunnawarra Gulargambone and Dandatoo studs, bred in calf to leading sires. The project aims to boost beef production and support student instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. .Graham
Wagga Agricultural College
Graham
W. J
Murphy
Department of Agriculture
New South Wales
D.G. Munro
Andible” Stud
Wager
Agricultural College
Good News for Guyra Picture Patrons
The Arcadia Theatre in Guyca has reconditioned its beating system and will begin using it immediately. Theatre manager A. A. Mackenzie announced the upgrade will improve comfort for patrons during film shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GUYRA
Arcadia Theatre
Guyca
A. A. Mackenzie
Ballot Held For Soldier Rams At Lands Sydney
A ballot at the Department of Lands in Sydney selected 146 soldiers for merino ram allocations from a line of stud rams donated by E. Kater and Sous Py Lad. The event, presided by Minister for Lands, honored ex service farmers and noted ongoing offers and future ballots to support war service land settlement farms.
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Department of Lands
Sydney
E. Kater
Thei Aie
Firat
Sir Norman Kater
M.L.C
Lan Hlaw
Attitock
Obituary of John Daniel Hayden at Rockvale Tingha
The death occurred on June 13 after a brief illness of John Daniel Hayden aged 67 from Rockvale Tingha. Born at Mudgee on June 28 1866 he moved to Tingha as a young man and married Fanny South of the Ponds Later he became a slaughterman for the late George Parker and moved to Rockdale which he later purchased He was survived by eight children five grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren a brother and sister There was a large funeral with Rev Weis officiating and interment in the Tingha cemetery The procession included the widow and family and councilman Les Parker among others The funeral was handled by Walker and Sons.
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John Daniel Hayden
Sut- Wrang
Rockvale
Tingha
Mudgee
Emily Single
Edward John
Henry
Honora ‘O'Reilly
David Clyde
Robert Victor
Nita Burdekin
Herb
Hayden
Guyra
Slack
Vhatford
England
C Weisrior
Ingha
Les Parker
George Parker
Haydon
William and
Douglas Single
Doug
Davis
Jack
Carhented
M. McDonald
A. Ellis
Walker
Sos
Mrs Mabel Hodder Dies in Hunter's Hall Nursing Home
The death of Mrs Mabel Hodder of Llanguthlie was reported from a Hunter's Hall nursing home. She was 71, born in Avon dale Wawarra district, moved to Ne Ragone at age 12 and later lived in New England district. Survived by daughters Mrs Daisy Whan and Mrs Nellie McLean and sons Eli and William Cot. interment in Armidale Cemetery Church of England section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Hodder
Hunter's Hall
Mabel Then Hodder
Llanguthlie
Avondale
Wawarra
Ne Ragone
Daisy Whan
Sydney
Nellie McLean
Eli
William Cot
New England
Pilace
Church of England
Armidale Cemetery
Big shipment of cattle to arrive from Britain
Eight leading Australian Shorthorn and Hereford studs will soon receive consignments from Britain, including three Shorthorn bulls, one Shorthorn heifer, two Hereford bulls, and three Hereford heifers. Several named cattle and buyers across New South Wales and Scotland are listed, with shipments planned to arrive in London quarantine and at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Querantine
Dalgety
R. P. Evans
Frank Hood
Kywanna
Albury
Erlus Horatio
W. R.ver
Kybn
Gunnadan
Kyba Hermit
Gorthe Rapton
Don Blackstone
Cattle Co
Ralhginaio
Muswellbrook
Clipper Cara
Dick Whittington
Scotland
James White
Lord Lovat
Hereford
A. E. Cobcroft
Herbert Park
Armidale
John McDonald
Dalgety's
England
Cobcroft
Wentoc Gwyneth
Geoffrey Morgan-Jones
Was
Ir. Morgan-Jones
Frank Snow
Cuppacumbalong
Quoanbeyan
Marlow Air Ap Ie
T. M. Walcott
Aston
Bombala
Svgnas
Terese
Freshof -Bowehville
Queans
Helfer
Free Town
Faliety
Careful packing urged for parcels to prevent damage
The Postmaster General Mr Anthony warns that insecure packing of parcels such as wines paint honey and dripping causes leaks at the Chief Parcels Office and damages other mail. Senders may be liable for compensation for resulting losses.
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Anthony
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Doug Brazier
Covinngatta
Wagga College
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