Accent On Food Potential In New England Pastures At Chiswick
The Northern Tableland's Chiswick field day by the CSIRO confirms strong potential for perennial forage grasses in New England. Pasture improvements show resilience in drought, with white clover rebounding, suggesting triple stock production gains when rotated with pastures and soils built up. The CSIRO-GLR0 program will study ongoing pasture development and its impact on animal yields under temperate climate conditions.
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Chiswick
New England
Farewell to Mr. C. Burgess Given by Guyra Bass Band
Members of the Guyra Bass Band honored Mr. C Burgess with a farewell as he departs for Sydney. Shire president Dr R W Hudson and band figures praised his decades of service as player bandmaster and trustee. Speakers stressed his enthusiasm and impact keeping the band alive and urged younger members to follow his example. A presentation was made to Burgess on behalf of the band members.
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Guyra
C. Burgess
Sydney
Shire
R. W. Hudson
Burgess
Ounger
J. Holt
Guyra Brass Band
Arthur Atkins
Charles Little
Harold Starr
Sarae Hand
Starr
Clarrie Burgess
Mr. Burgess
V. Hill
Local residents return from holidays and school staff changes
Mrs G Woodward and two daughters return from Inverest holidays on Malpes Street. Miss Ruth Kelly of Mungindi Public School spends holidays with her parents in Brockley. Mr A Johnson, Tenterden Public School teacher in charge, returns from Warramatta holidays. Miss Mary Stewart begins duties as assistant teacher at Ben Lomond Public School. Miss Barbara Parsons and Valerie Bean on holiday, and Lorna Stanley Jackson of H Beesley and Sons staff on leave in Giusbane.
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G. Woodward
Malpes Street
Inverest
Mise Ruth Kelly
Mungindi Public School
Mrs. J. Kelly
Brockley
A. Johnson
Tenterden Public School
Warramatta
Mary Stewart
Wardell
Ben Lomond Public School
Lorna Stanley Jackson
Messrs. H. Beesley and Sons
C. Roberts
R. Thornton
D. Roberts
Muswellbrook
B. Kramer
E. Stedman
Sydney
Ms. Kramer
Buckley
Western Australia
Buddhist nun in Melbourne seeks to teach Buddhism here
A former American oil magnate’s granddaughter arrived in Melbourne as Sister Dhammadinna, a Buddhist nun vowed to poverty and renunciation. She studied five years in Buddha-dhamma and says Buddhism brought peace and truth, planning to lecture in Australia. Local news notes oddities and a fair exhibit on a sound-wave washing machine at the Armidale Trades Fair.
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China
Ceylon
Australia
P. L. Barnard
Armidale District Co-Operative Society Ltd
R. J. Webb
Tingha Far West Clinic Work Highlights Community Effort
Tingha branch reports progress in dental services for outlying schools aided by Dr Wearne and Clinic Sister Leech. Donations and a £75 transfer to Far West Home at Manly bolster the program while officers were elected including President Mrs E Beard and Treasurer Miss Z O Halloran.
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Beard
Z. O'Halloran
Far West
Manly
E. Beard
J. Symes
H. Keys
E. J. Walker
C. M. O'Halloran
C. Morton
H. Harris
English visitor protest overboard film in Australia
English visitor P. H. Chinnert threw cinematograph film into Hobson’s Harbour aboard the Orcades to protest customs censorship. He warned future tourists would benefit from his action, calling for a change in interpretation of regulations.
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Australia
P. H. Chinnert
O.B.E
M.C
War Damage Commission
Britain
Accident injures Richard Cox in Armidale street incident
Richard Stanley Cox of Aban Street was admitted to Armidale and New England Hospital after an accident caused a broken arm and fractured thigh when his foot became entangled in a belt fitted to reevein wes. The report notes the accident segment was being assessed for satisfactory resolution.
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Richard Stanley Cox
Aban Street
Armidale and New England Hospital
Reenvien Wes
Legacy Week marble champion wins Tingha event
Legatee Dick Jones secures a clear victory in the Tingha marble championship held with a tennis tournament. He employed an unusual strategy not seen in marble play for 25 years, sparking discussion among local and visiting competitors.
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Tingha
Dick Jones
Aes Ae
Prise Milt, Ee
Booth Young wedding at St James Guyra
Lee Booth elder daughter wed Lyall Small at St James Church of England Guyra. Bride wore ivory and silver gown with Juliet cap and finger tip veil. Attendant Fay Booth wore ice blue brocade. Best man was John Tarrant. Reception at CW A Hooms. Couple to live in Grafton after a coast tour.
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St. James' Church of England
Guyra
Lee
W. DB. Booth
Lyall
E. G. Small
Grafton
Fay
John Tarrant
RF. Kirby
C.W.A. Hooms
Booth
J. Small
Greensland
Local Union Leader Urges Cooperation for Success
The report notes branch members urged to cooperate with office-bearers. Patron Dr CGC, President M O Halloran, Secretary KR Skinner, Assistant Secretary R O Jones, Treasurer A Pontun, and committee members R Brechin Hawkins J McArdle were listed. The session ended with a vote of thanks to visiting delegates.
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Tingha
Oticel
R.S.L
Australian Legion of ex-Servicemen and Women
Dr. C. M. O'Halloran
PSSLS
A. Smith
J. Schuman
A. Godley
R. Brechin
C. Trevi
Messrs
K. Scotter
H. Shatwell
Inverell l
Hawke
Scotter
Shatwell
CGC
M. O'Halloran
KR. Skinner
Colless
R.O. Jones
A. Pontun
A. Hawkins
J. McArdle
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