Local notes and meetings mark regional concerns and obituaries
A fragmented report from a rural area notes Mrs Jamon Ryan of Grown Hille speaking on Referenda. Mr Griffithe backs Unification. Judge Chas. O. Judge’s North Guyra residence is cited as resorated, with discussions on religious activism. Local inquiries into policing and progress administration continue, with a program committee meeting at Carroll's Hotel. Cattle and sheep movements trigger complaints to authorities. Footpath improvements near Tatterwall's Hotel to M'Alister's Shop receive praise. The scene recalls the death of Rickant Taker, first President of the Berate, and J. F. Barns, former N87 legislative figure. Legislative shifts feature Robertson/Havnell governance and Portis Ministry ties. Show at Tayon Show referenced with Cane’s sighting, while Federal Attorney General Hughus to speak on tropical reforms. Noted travel and economic items include Colonel Browns’ England-bound loss and Moorak near Mount Gambier value. The piece closes with a general statement on national events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamon Ryan
Grown Hille
Sealth
Griffithe
Chas
North Guyra
Fr. Thomas
M.V.A
Inspector General of Police
Carroll’s Hotel
Allway
Shire Council
Tatterwall
Alec
J. F Barns
Porrmnaray
Nora
Robertson
Orton
Thoms
M'Donald
Mira
Browns
Ewtere
England
Mount Gembigi
Arwhdale district notes and show actions reported
The report covers the Armidale district affairs and public notices from the period. It mentions appointments, court actions, shows, and community events including band performances and charity distributions. Notable items include licensing actions at Armidale Police Court, show openings at Quirindi, and a charitable union prize offer with substantial hospital funding implications.
Wnox Mountain Dairy Go Elects March Meeting Date
February operations show Black Mountain Dairy Go paying Ba per pound for butter with new siphons added and four suppliers. Most butter sold locally, funds to be reported to shareholders at Mack Mountain on Saturday March 2 for the annual report and other business per articles of association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Mountain
Mack Mountain
Samo
Wandeworth Cirrus Sale Report and Local Farming News
Wandeworth notes a cattle auction with prices from £2 10s to £3 10s, with young heifers at 28 percent and a dry cow at £3 10s. Weather is warm, drying ground for better crop growth, while hay is plentiful though quality varies. The Wandeworth Bon Lomund reports local grove improvements and plans for chaff-cutting, with district haying conditions and road gang discussions by The Wandeworth Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuary Corren
Goo. Parvonn
Aod
Wandeworth
Roada
Dairy and cattle show highlights from Taieday event
A fevered account notes weather miseries and a crowded dairy show. Homan Times and Tamworth trains ran, with awards across cattle, sheep, and horse divisions. Everett and McLean secured top prizes for stock. various champions and runners-up honored in beef cattle and horse events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exewrvion
Homan Times
Tamworth Ware
Highroles
Howe
Wetien
O. Momr
Priser
Jarnay Hall
Dabilar Honore
Ayrehine
Evarett
Onermans
Everett and
McLean
Jarvey
Agrohiron
M'Licun
C. Mott
C. Lasker
AW Rerett
Baker
Cavalay Maure
Schuler
Leo Wade
Raus
Ram Byin
Baim
Lasker
Kew England
M- Homewey
Hunter's
Lawlor
Lady's Hunter
Jodd
Road making costs and machinery savings discussed
A report cites sustained road-building savings through modern plant including traction engines, stone-breakers, road graders and roadamending. It notes that initial expenditure could be recovered within a year and that many councils are unaware of the potential efficiency gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iho
Sasha
Lomond
Institute of Local Governmentngineers
Austraiie Mit
Rosd-Maling
Feasibility concerns for council plant proposed in Gundurimba region
The council debates a proposed plant for this year with estimated costs and potential savings. Experts warn that road machinery vary in capability and that careful testing is needed before committing funds. The adviser stresses consulting engineers with practical experience to determine the best option for the location.
Warwick Farm Race Results and Irish National News
Race details from Warwick Farm include The Maze Briar Bank Valwia with winner at 7 to 4 by half a length in 1.146, plus Eric J Brackenburg Electric Wire results and a protest for interference dismissed. Three-year-old Mandon Lad Zilper Modan with half-length win in 1.43%. Five horses fell, four jockeys injured, two seriously. At Armidale Irish National sports trotting Bramble won by 7 seconds, Harold King runner-up. Me R Wootton plans forty-five horses next season. 25 winners last season with £10,207 stakes. jockey Papke in America. Harry Smith arrives to meet all comers. Mackmaid retires and sells stud. Wallund Town Plate won by Crown Thistle with Doonn Pilot second. Open jumping at Qaida Show results include Regal Maidan Hunter and Ping Pong among placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Farm Racrs
Briar Bank
Valwia
Exia I
Vod Ant
Ing Harulicap
Wiied
Eric J
Brackenburg
Electric Wire
Sarted
Mandon Lad
Zilper
Modan
Warner
A'S
Foley
Austin
Chamade T
Marabis
Armidale
Bramble
Harold King
Uimp Gratton
Judd
Me. R. Wootton
England
Frank
Fern Wieens
Donald Cadell Haw
Basiapper
Alee
Chul Papke
America
Aga Mot
Jeporta
Harry Smith
Omar Jean Hearymeight
Ike Mackmaid
Eportuman
Hin Rexidones
Onulfiald
Wis Reaharem
W. Chmaiin
Lator
Kronia’ Bus Ee
Tehaon Be
Open
Tobiason Bron
Aul Royle Sanshine
Winnaebigh
sAln
Sai Pipers
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Guyra
Pankcbas
Clen Inney
A. $. Mackenzie
Worsker Sueer Stearrs
Macuiwss
Tayerp Om Enornns
AIM
McGovern
Fale
Ay S MacKenzie
Auctionces
Felix Mangion
Aell
Sunowar Hall
Lange & Usehad
Asm
Cuoceeny
Wellingrove Hotel
Welling Tons
Sierra
Olesnik & CO
Balk
Wellinghoy
Wien
Clennde
Baturday
Bote Sharp
K. Sole
H. C. Calman
Hiv
Sessen Pictures
Forglen & Woonsuuan
SUS
Amro
Pee
Hare
Ted E
Aard Hall
Wethstead
Frwbold C.P
Pinlaywon. Ag
Hawke
Local Land Board
Illo
H. Hogarth
Omar
Guy
Lynch Family
Banl Mb
McCalman
T. E. Gray
Glen Innes
Guyre
Tucker
Wuuas
Tangieg
Hartigan & Co., Ltd
Erne
Taulra
Enn
Uve
Fulig
Taguire
Arols Ofer
Sea
Emud Wal Bower
Ctery
Desire Ty
Bert Bunrere
Franks
Gms
Se. Jainen Farell
Mr. W. Tibbs
Rcent Wecideut
the Guyon Angus
Pauescat
Crmwells
Lakhewn
Bchoolx
Arwhdele
West Hayetville
Balok
Ime Bowen
Mestieig Wuiotant
Armidale Poli Court
Werera
Shunirht Basith
Ainda Thayie
Varias
Daeton
Tim
Orwupiind
Shires
Rowley Shire
Guyre Shirue
Rulagos
Sim
Nuwee
Rod Fuggina
Moone
P. B. Board
Land Ives
Prank Foster
New England
Glen Toda
Lyyneh Penny Bolleringers
Knelieh
A. McCaman
Chifellows
Bincw
Me WU Neiloun
Nag Lund
Herre Tater
Overture
Tatternall
Ernest Lape
F. W. Davis
Armi
Dale
Davis
G. Spencer
Narrabri
H. L. Walker
Boniface
Lappan
Melbourne
It ' An
Caent Art Union
Heide
Piiewinners
Fink Secnd
Praia
Messe. Harron and
Medlands
Tobacconisth Southpark Queensland
J.P. Llewellyn
Mount Marcy N.S.W
Larry Peaks
Bourke
Thea. W. Hlelde
Canes Mebourne
Wnox Mountain
Erry Hanna Pot of
Unekmen
McAlisters
RED Cross Balve
Intormers
Gundurimba
Feench
Sporn News
Ea. Burraclough Ltd
Gms Esewtealin
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