Shire Council Debates Road Works And Grants
At the last council meeting Drs Johnston and Moore moved to apply for an unemployment grant to grub Elderslie Apaley road. An engineer will inspect and apply for up to £25. Apsley actions included removing a tramway bridge blocking water near Telangatuk West school. Roads to Toolomto station may be closed to heavy traffic. A pipe culvert near Nureoung between T Colyer’s and Mayberg is planned. A short road section near Ferguson’s in Apsley will be formed. repairs near Nureoung and between Goroke and Cemetery will be inspected for viability of scraping work. Continuous patrol provisions for side-track repair during roll construction were discussed.
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Johnston
Moore
Elderslie-Apaley Road
Crs
Elliot
Kirby
Telangatuk West School
Apsley Red Gum Timber Company
Elliot and
Toolomto
Knight
Walker
T. Colyer
Mayberg
Nureoung
Carracher
Ferguson
Scullin’s Return Voyage Aids Australian Financial Drive
The Melbourne letter notes Mr. Scullin’s improved health and planned train and ship voyage from Kalgoorlie to the Drama to press retrenchment and financial reform. It cites opposition figures, industry worries, and comments on railway funding and freight rates, highlighting tensions over Australia’s economic recovery.
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Scullin
Australia
Kalgoorlie
Mr. Scullin
Thore
Autralia
Erroggls
Seule
Latham
Macdonald
Dooen Golf Club Opens At Dooen In Fine Style
Dooen Golf Club held its first open day on Saturday with about 90 entrants enjoying ideal playing conditions. President Mr Mills welcomed guests as Mrs Mills drove in the first ball, trophies were donated by F Hinch and FP W Allan, and Mr R Cheeseman funded afternoon tea for players.
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Doorn Golf Club
Dooen
Mr. Mills
Mills
Young
L. Ball
H.W. Chariton
Stewart
Mo Alin
Messrs
F. Hinch
W. Allan
R. Cheeseman
Experiment on Roads by Kowres Shire Council
Dr Knight proposed improving black clay roads with sand dressings. Between his house and Gymbowen several clay sections could be treated in winter with a few inches of sand. If successful, many sections might be treated. Councillor Raigh was authorised to start a short section as recommended.
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Kowres
Knight
Gymbowen
R Bell
Walker
Raigh
Mallee Crops Look Set for Bumper Harvest
Railways Commissioner Mr. Clapp, returning to Melbourne from Mildura line, says settlers report a exceptionally favorable harvest outlook for the region. Crops appear healthy with wheat heads six inches long and early stalks from 18 inches to two feet tall. Options for further growth are strong, though no definite prophecy is made.
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Railways Commissioners
Mr. Clapp
Melbourne
Mildura
Clapp
Redcliffe
STOGE MARKETS Cattle Yields Steady Demand Despite Lower Lamb Values
At the Corporation Sale Yards on Tuesday 62 cattle were yarded with brisk demand across classes. Prime bullocks sold £22-£25, useful cows £14-£15, and light steers £11-£18. Thirty calves peaked at £12, and lamb and sheep offerings showed a general market softening with lambs £1 to £1 6s easier and ewes less plentiful.
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Corporation
Johnn Killeen
Sandford
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