Minister for Lands reports wire netting payouts to settlers
The Minister for Lands Wourne notes year end June 30 transfers under wire netting schemes to settlers totaling £90 74 compares with £665 760 previous year. Receipts £41 347 were allocated to loan repayments working capital and revenue fund. Indebtedness of Pastures Profession Boards to the department stood at £248 roughly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wourne
Compcores
Consolidated Revenue Fund
Department of Lats
Weare
Manilla News Roundup Highlights Local Events And Plans
The issue covers local aims to join federal banking guarantees with protections for NSW consumers, ongoing town activities, sports notes from Manilla football and racing clubs, a forthcoming Tobacco Growers meeting, fundraising for the hospital, and community events at Manilla with notable figures and dates.
Native dog death and wheat market notes
A local dog killed itself by strychnine exposure after pursuing a rabbit into a burrow and breaking its neck, with advice to carry small antidote pieces. The town delays a meeting for three weeks, and wheat market chatter praises Geo Walter of Lindle Walker & Co while noting the closing of a butchery sale to a newcomer from the South Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Walter
Lindle
Walker and Co
Commonwealth
Corella plans big events with hospital social and harvest outlook
Community in Corella looks ahead to two major events the Corella aione and a night dance on September 17 and an October 8 social for the Main Hospital with tickets selling at modest prices. Enthusiasm and a strong committee support a memorable hospital social. Farmers anticipate a bumper harvest barring illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corella
Wid
Corellia
Billiard Tournament Nominees and Handicaps Listed
The Mechanics Institute announces a billiard tournament with a long list of nominees and allotted handicaps. The names include F. O’Neil J. Bink TL M. Jones W Pittman Hatch Hamilton Kramer O’Connell Bartley and others with handicaps ranging from 2 to 96. The entry pool features players from several clubs and includes officials noted in the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics” Institute
F. O'Neil
Oeborn
Stoddart
A. Turner
J. Bink
M. Jones von
Tane
Pittwan
P Hatch
Vener
J.D. Kennedy
Me Pherson Gnaie
O'Neill
Allen
Hamilton
Gi Gnape
v_ I Kramer
P. Doco
Vb. O'Connell
L. Bartley
BE. W
Chapman
Miller H. Doak
Dr. Thomas
BR. Morris
Niemann
Yates
V. J. Smiles
Mechanics Institute Officers Elected and Library Fund Raised
The regular meeting of the committee elected officers including President I B Dimmock and Vice Presidents A Venews and F H Lane. It approved spending £50 on literature for the library and suggested a book evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Dimmock
Stoddart
Mur
Hix
Venens
Mackenzie
Tayward
Osborn
Collier
Kennedy
Partenger
Mowrs
A . Venews
FH. Lane
R. Purlonger Lveel
Beerutary
G. Pirie
Morrix
Moore
Hayward
Hayward, Collier
Braddart, Voness
Martin
Stoddart, Mackenzie
Fir Loner
Ferme and Graziers Co operative Company Annual Meeting
The seventh annual meeting at the Railway Institute Sydney reported a net profit of £45,416 a record for eight years. Expansion included new quarters at Dubbo Temora and improved packing. 105 000 dates of wool dumped for overseas shipment. profits in Insurance exceeded £4 000. Directors retained Trethowan Rogan Collard. reserves and clients returns outlined. population note cites six capital cities housing 2 409 151 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferme Anil Graziers’ Cooperative Company
Railway Institute
Sydney
Vth
Imst
Trothowan
Reading
Albace
Dubbo
Temora
Weaver and Perry
Insurance
Village Letter Reports Explosive Earthen Disturbance
A peaceable reader describes a weekend village scare when a blast was heard and suspected to be an earth tremor. Investigation reveals a prank related to a party, with a neighbor joking about a blown beer barrel and a local individual involved in the misadventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Two
Moore
Destroying Rabbits Demonstrations Planned in Tamworth District
Agriculture organizer Mr P A Chaffey announces calcium cyanide demonstrations to destroy rabbits across the Tamworth district. The program, arranged via stork inspector Mr G Woollett, lists sessions from August 19 to August 22 at Melon Holes Attang Trewlar Plowhman's Warral Goanan Gronoe Road and N Ingalls farm with multiple 11 am and 1 pm time slots. Further demonstrations are to be set in other areas later.
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Mgr
P. A. Chaffey
Tamworth
Mr. Chaffey
G) d. Woollett
Stork
Melon Holes
Attang
Trewlar
Plowhman's
Warral
Lewis
Goanan Gronoe Road
N. Ingalls
White Showers shines in 014 South Boren on Saturday
The First National attraction White Showers starring Katherine MacDonald from the Mechanics' Institute Pictures debuts this Saturday. A gala scene features a grand ball at the Pitman home with guests in early sixties costumes. MacDonald appears in a black taffeta gown trimmed with rhinestones, paired with her renowned screen beauty.
Tax refund claim heard in Muswellbrook District Court
Judge White presided over an appeal from Amelia Snath seeking a refund of overpaid rates. Counsel argued over-assessment. evidence showed 50 acres rated while only 32 were owned. The court reserved decision and referred the matter to the District Registrar for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey
Muswelbrook
Jude White
Amelia Snath
Seane
Mi Ulb Cohen
Braddon
Conneil
Mrr
Cohen
Woek
Waewell- Wook
Chromiely
Methedsat and Burnu Visi relay results at Somertem
In a noisy meet at Kieday Inet Metholiats A faced Methods with mixed results from many pairs. The card lists numerous pairings such as W Cooke with Miss Hey and Wilkinson with Mine, along with several other duos including A Gould and Mrs Melwood and Hartley with Mrs Woolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coule
Ming May Wood
Rinse
Mies Wilkinson
Cooke
Miss Heywiod Watts
Moe Watt
Mie
Wood
Ba Gould
McLeod
Wilkinson
Gould
Mey
Melwod
Ruse
Miss Wilkinson
Ars
McLeod Quik
Moss Quick
Jt Hartley
Wolfs & Tone
Jt. Hartley
Woolfe
Quick
Miss Quick
Martley
Meg Woolfr Wilkinson
A. Wilkinson
Bo L. Hartley
Mr Wooltey. Watts
Miss Watts Bt
Brisbanes Fixed Shearer Wages Spark Debate On Pay
The court of Mr Justice McCawley in Brisbane fixes shearer rates at £25 per 100, yielding about £27 per week for eight hours work after expenses. The piece criticizes the low status of shearers and suggests better training in sheep work could raise earnings and dignity, comparing historical pay to postwar conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
McCawley
Brisbane
Hite
Anon
Theti
Cmick
Strange Farts and Fateful Figures in Parliament
A garbled report notes the Lord High Commissioner and MP James Brown in political discourse amid church ties and Sunday School travel. Mentions commissions, salaries, and a May appointment along with wedding and sale references including a Shoes sale.
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Sentland
Royal
Molerood
James Brown
Roy
London
Labor Party
Chireh BI
Mtr
Brown
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MacDonald
Erik
Wal
Masonie
Sahirelny
Wight
Corelin
Manilla
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Manilla District Hospital
Manila
Prairies Race Course
Saturdhe
Harry Stoddart
Ted
Maninle” Tobacco’ League
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Dixtrie
Teague
Tresero
Alvo
Joecker Club
Wil Vine
W. M. Borthwick
Borthwick
M. Carey
D. O'Shea
Bailey
Dorring
Piresner
Dorma
Thomas
White
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Looney
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