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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1954
Page
4
A telegram from the National Boafers Congpeil urged traffic contend in Horsham. The Safety Colonel reported the council will refer the matter to the next Ural PuNan meeting after a Tuesday night council session.
Professor P R McMahon of New South Wales University of Technology addressed the Geelong conference on wool textile research, stressing australia's stake in wool pricing and futures. He outlined advances in fibre science, land management, and wool durability, noting future gains through continued research and application of new methods.
From April 26 to May 2, Horsham issued 18 building permits. City Engineer C. Vaughan reported total estimated cost was £25,000, with permit values totaling £28,650 for the period.
Haven Property, a 55 acre tract with dwelling and other elements, owned by A B Sangnol of Haven, was sold Tuesday to P Pohmner and Bons for an undisclosed figure. Agents were FP Grabach and Gons.
Federal Conciliation Commissioner J R Donovan urged the Australian Workers' Union to curb action delaying shear ing operations amid a dispute over woolclassers performing dual duties and union membership. The conflict involved a woolclasser asked to multirole as a wool roller, with talks failing to resolve the issue and Donovan ruling on multi union membership and combined duties under the federal award.
Tensions rise as Mordiam Sewerage Authority aims to include the new main in its engineers overall plan. Applications received last night include BW and MM for Altman of Dimboola Road, Francia and Stewart for 1 Dennett Road.
Horsham City Council decided no prosecutions would be pursued against butchers Cates if sausage meat content was reduced by 10 percent or more. The decision was made at a Tuesday council meeting after accepting a health department memorandum.
Horsham City Council approved tree removal on Tuesday night for three firms in Cariot Street Speakman and Millar E Gieriach and Duldig Bros to clear trees in front of their premises.
Urge for field studies on trace elements in Victoria to assess impact on pasture improvement and livestock. Despite limited research, an organization plans to advertise increased soil tests to determine value for Victorian producers. The note references associations and potential funding, with emphasis on local conduit for results.
Officials announce new stamps of 21d and 63d values to replace earlier King George V designs. The mid blue 2d stamp will feature a pale wall and the 21d and 63d stamps will issue by Tabha Type offices by Wednesday. Post offices will continue selling old stamps until stocks run out.
Horsian City Council was advised on Tuesday night that the Kalkee Road deviation had been declared not a main area. The advice came from the Country Roads Board.
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