Gardens Show Contrast Between Orderly and Lush Styles
The piece contrasts two garden ideals: one strict and regimented with precise frames and uniform rows, and another informal, riotous with tall foxgloves and Canterbury bells. It notes gardens bring solace during illness and bereavement, while praising variety and personal taste in cultivation.
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Creo
Falk
Canterbury Dells
Christmas visit lights public hall with gifts and school show
Koloona EKoloona public hall glowed with festive spirit as Harry Clark in costume as Santa distributed gifts to every child. Students led by E G Woorby performed songs and sketches including Hargrave Discovers Gold and Miniature minstrel items. Adults danced after supper while Mrs Geel O'Brien provided music and thanks were given to donors and organizers.
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Ekoloona
Santa Claus
Harry Clark
E. G. Woorby
Hargrave
Pam Noone
Kentucky
Massy
Laguna
Murs
Scheal
BE. M. Noone
G. Moorhy
Welly Beach
Band of Hope Health and Temperance
Geel ‘O'Brien
Wool sales report from Shute Bell and Co with varied prices
Brokers Shute Bell and Co report their final year sale on December 16 featuring well grown brown Bouges wool from Murrumburrah and other southern district wools. The market showed an upward trend with strong demand from domestic and international buyers including America France Germany Italy while values fluctuated but clearances remained high and notable consignors such as Hancock Bundarra and Moore Garah posted solid results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schute, Bell, and Co., Ltd
Murrumburrah
Bougrove
M. Futter
Yorksliirs
America
France
Germany
Italy
Omina
Japan
J. Hancock
Bundarra
Jones
Buncerra
Bales
G. W. Moore
Garah
James
Thos O'Neill
Yagobie
Il Bales
New Zraland Loon Agid Mercugie Agency Co., Ltd
We 4
Truvidar
Gutnyirinig Pratt Ty
Laevason
Wales
Uralia
New Eneland
Behal
Wood
Woodmeh Urain
Sim
Egmel
W.lowroo
New England
Mectntree
Inverell
Dawson
Bondarra
Kewineland
Tundurrs
Aborigines Denied Food Sparks Times Letter
J M O Connor writes to the Times condemning government food relief denial for Aboriginal families camped near a Greek bridge. He details hardship, unemployment, and humiliation, urging aid from state governments and calling the affected people Australians entitled to relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M O'Connor
The
Times
Taverell
Tani
Arthur Crosgr
Croset
Strong
Peter Cross
Jotungra
St. & Buller
Wool sales in Sydney first half dip from prior period
The report shows wool sales in Sydney for the first half of the season at 4055 bales, down 1891 from the previous period. The average price for greasy fleece over six months was 1 1s 0d, with the highest average since records began.
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Sydney
Wien
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs and Music
At 6 pm chimes and calls open the evening with dinner music at 6 30 and town talk at 6 55. From 7 pm music continues with Richard Crooks on the air at 7, then Here's the Band at 8.16 and orchestral selections at 8 30. Heroes of Civilisation featuring Rontgen airs after 8 30 followed by a Peter Dawson recital at 8 50. Elgar and His Music comes at 2 15. Old Irish tunes at 9 30 and National Anthem closes the day with the station going off air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Crooks
Rontgen
Peter Dawson
Elgar
In Town Tonight Broadcast Schedule Shuffle
A dense list of radio segments for Tuesday December 22 including morning and evening programs such as In Town Tonight Breakfast Session Sing Song Luncheon Session Dinner Music and various music slots with markets and weather updates. The entry reads like a station timetable with numerous times and show titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirabe
Victoria Hold Queensland In Melbourne Shield Cricket War
Victoria defeated Queensland in the Melbourne clash as rain delayed play. Queensland 1st innings 49, Victoria 1st 309 with Derling 111 Ledward ay Gregory 44 Pearson 36. Bowlers: Cook 4/69 Dixon 3/87 Amos 3/87. Queensland 2nd innings mishmashed by Fleetwood-Smith and Pearson with multiple lbw dismissals. Sundries to follow. Parker out to Mudge for 4. final scores unclear. Centenary race Bris bane to Adelaide completed without incident. J W F Collins set 9h 24m 12s for speed prize. Nancy Bird won women's handicap. NSW Teachers Federation open conference without government member. salaries restored pending.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Queensland
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Derling
Ledward Ay
Gregory
Pearson
Cook
Dixon
Amos
Rogers
C Barnett
Pearson Andrews
Fleetwood-Smith Tallon
Ledward
Fleetwood- Santi
Brisbane
Adelaide
J. W. FP. Collins
H. Moody Beloge
Miles Nancy Bird
New South Wales Teachers' Federation
N S W and South Australia Clash Highlight Grimmett Bowling
A fragmented report notes New South Wales and South Australia in a cricket bowling duel with Grimmett delivering standout figures and steady bowling. The piece hints at form and position but lacks complete details of the match order or scores.
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Ryan
South Australia
Whittington
Schultz
Hynes
White
Cheetham
N.S.W
Ward
Mecghlvray
Grimmett
Oswald
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Cansdell & Co
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Messrs. A. M. Cansdell & CO. Ltd
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Brokers’ Reports
Commonwealth Woal and Produce Co., Ltd
PompIri
Central Western
Taailands
Riverina
Far West
Recen
Sale
J Lean
Warald
Mahadr. Delunges
Horace Hills
Union Bank
Otho Street
Kelvinator Company
J. E. Giblin
Ghimes
Devharrese
Sandaminn
Swearett Cook
Fleetwood Smith Allen
Baker
Pearson Hansen
Ws Rowling
Ebeling
Fleetwood-Smith
Plant
Parker
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Mudge
Gulliver
Whittingdon
Brotslerah
Cheethah
Leak
McGilv
Hamence
Jackson
Nok
N.S.W. Vy
Grimmett Showel
Good Elute Farm