Trespassers warned on multiple properties in 1936 notices
Public notices warn trespassers, shooters, and poachers across properties including Black Fawn at Tubbamurra Neeworra Telegraph Gully and Stonebrook Aberfoil Waverley Mr Mitchell. Prosecutions will follow with all permissions withdrawn and fences protected. Officials signing include Campbell Starr Moore Everett Grills with dates and locality mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rixon
Telegraph Gully
Ben Lowend
Stonebrook
Aberfoil
Waverley
Mitchell
Tailon and Dry Cleaner Armidale
Fragmentary notice about dry cleaning service and missed parcels for M. McMillan. Details are unclear but imply prompt attention requested for items left at a local cleaner in Armidale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tailon and Dry Cleaner
Armidale
M. McMillana
Guyrs
Nothing Like Wool: Protest Against Artificial Wool Imports
A West Wyalong meeting of the Farmers and Settlers Association urged protest against synthetic wool in Australia and called for stopping artificial wool transport to save the grazing industry. They argued wool imports and woollen textiles threaten the rural economy and trade balance while urging domestic textile production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Farmers’ and Settlers' Association
West Wynloing
N.8. W
Australia
Commonwealth
West Wyalong
Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association
Leeds
A. F. Harker
Paul Cheyne
Teachers' Position Probe Spurs Parents and Citizens Protest
At the Albury District Council meeting Mayor Alderman D G Padman attacked Education Department rules allowing teachers to veto at Parents and Citizens meetings. He said teachers act only as ex officio members, blocking reappointment of retiring secretary A Hyslop. The council plans to contact other districts for support against the department decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albury
Parente and Citizens’ Associations
D. G. Padman
Education Department
A. Hyslop
1St
Department
Parking Not New Offence Says Judge
In 1812 a coach at Charing Cross discharged passengers and remained for three quarters of an hour. The judge likened it to using roads as a stable-yard and said such acts are indictable offences. The driver was punished. Authority: The British Minister of Transport.
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1Echarabane
Charing Cross
London
Conscription Question Draws PM's Cautious Reply
Prime Minister Meneles says Cabinet will consider universal military training while not pledging overseas conscription. He notes Curtin seeks Lyons era promise and clarifies internal policy will be set after cabinet review. Menuiga also pledges Australian troops will not be forced to foreign battlefields in a world war.
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Meneles
Austtralia
Curtin
Lyons
Australia
Monzhen
Learn to Love Them Dandelions Prompt Farmer Reply
Amas who prided his lawn faced a heavy crop of dandelions and tried every method to exterminate them. He wrote to the Department of Agriculture detailing his woes and ended with what to do now. The reply advised him to learn to love them.
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Amas
Department of Agriculture
Income tax instalment plan eyed in Parliament
Private members push for weekly tax payments for wage earners modeled on Victoria and South Australia. Treasury and Taxation oppose due to extra work. Proponents say defense costs require higher income taxes. Prime Minister Mension may support the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
South Australia
Treasury
Tax‘ation Department
Mension
Mouse Witnesses Aerial Feathery Interlude Near Laundry
A Mellingen resident recalls a morning event where a stray mouse struggled near a concrete yard edge while a kookaburra perched in a tall tree above. The bird swooped down and pecked the mouse, providing a stark natural display observed through a laundry window.
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All Glee Black House
Moore
Pusa
Mex
Cruelty to Rabbits Fines For Hughes at Gunnedah
Noy Franrin Hughes and James Hughes were each fined £1 with 2 months hard labor for cruelty to animals. Police, led by Mr A A Thornton, found a stationary lorry with 21 live rabbits in a bog. Some rabbits appeared suffocated. defence claimed rabbits were taken earlier and being moved to freezing works which police said never purchased live rabbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noy Franrin Hughes
James Hughes
Gunnedah
Oor
A. A. Thornton
Hvidemee
Leew
Bishop of London Sends 50 Youths to Australia for Settlement
The Bishop of London bade farewell to about 50 youths embarking for New South Wales under the church mission. He noted the Empire’s growth and his past Australian experience. He praised Australians as warm hearted and brave and urged Britain to send 16,000,000 more people to fuel Australia’s future.
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London
Australia
Church of Rage
Kupiey
England
Scotland
New South Wales
Utter
London Times
Hoe
Comoda
Marooned Grazier Survives Weeks in Flooded District
A grazier trapped by floods near Collarenebri Narrabri district endured two months surrounded by water. His horse escaped pinning escape, provisions dwindled yet flour held, he subsisted on damper mush and later mutton as weather eased. Two friends reached him in weakened condition, shedding three stone, before medical aid arrived.
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pCollurenebri
Prasior
Collarenebri
Narrabri
Drover Fined for Contaminating Water at Public Tank
Narrabri stock inspector fined for leaving 900 lame sheep at a public watering place in a position that risked water contamination and for not travelling the required six miles daily. George Frederick Haltabaum fined £2 and £4. Inspector stated tanking occurred as trough water was undrinkable. Defendant’s counsel noted a son spent an hour cleaning troughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frederick Halteboum
E. J. Haltabaum
Agistment Law Lessee Obligations Clarified in NSW
Justice Bavin in the Supreme Court held that the owner of agistment land must hand feed stock that become weak or distressed. Charles Torrens Park was found not to have. the court ruled failing to feed contributed to the three cows’ decline and death. Park had provided water but not handfeeding. The case arose from an inspector's appeal over May 1998 cattle agistment at Hydalmere.
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Lessicy
Justice Bavin
Supreme Court
R.B.P.C.A
Parramatta
Charles Torrens Park
Toasce
Laud
Hydalmere
Park
Annmonast Parramatta
E. A. Mahoney
Thas
J Bavin
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J. Little
Ollera Street
Guyra
W, al. Campbell, Tublamurre
W. C. Starr
Neeworra
Goyra
J. Moore
Senr
Ollere
A. W. Everett
Close
B. F. Moore
J Moore
T. F. Grills
G.B. Davidson
Westinghouse
Tre
Moderath
B. Davidson
Tlardy Street
Herb Nielsen
Cyrland
Telephon
McDonald & Son
Tailors
J. Alfords, Guyra
Herdalist
William Quinley
Barney
P-O
TALE
Watheing
Sally
T. H. Mitchell
Wood Yards
Mus
V.m
A. Comino
Franklin Mann
Hyanda Street
van Proprietor
Nigiend
Tve
D. & W. Chandler Ltd
Arcadia Stores
Bradley Street
Gayra Saw Mills
Oregon
Hardy
Booth
FORD
W. D. Booth
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