Pastures Protection Board To Go
A circulated report claims the Government plans to abolish the Pastures Protection Board and transfer powers to the shire councils. Agriculture Minister Trefle says abolition is under consideration for the estuary and central divisions, with possible stock inspector control, but no decision or Executive Council submission yet. The western division boards would remain.
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Trefle
Estorm
Executive Council
Trefie
Agricultural output in state doubles since Federation
Government statistics show agriculture yields around ten million sterling per year for the State. Wheat led 1911 with 4,303,200, followed by crops and orchard outputs. For the year ending March 1931 the crop area was 3,381,921 acres with total produce valued at 9,493,060 pounds and an average per acre of 2 5s 2d. 1910 had the previous record high totals and per acre values.
Prize Books Offered for Teachers and General Readers
Mars E. J. Wilson announces a large stock of over 500 prize books for schools and individuals. The ad highlights a range suitable for teachers and others seeking educational or reading prizes.
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Prizus
Mars E. J. Wilson
Sydney Public Opinion Apathy Over Government House Disposal
The piece argues Sydney public opinion is apathetic toward disposing of Government House and its grounds, noting prior meetings drew small crowds while editors and politicians push for reform. It critiques annual calls for education funding and free services as part of a broader redistribution debate affecting voters and political boundaries.
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Sydney
Government House
Paop- Uc
Sydney Cove Anniversary Celebrations Mark 124 Years
The article recalls the founding of the colony at Sydney Cove, noting the first Meeters, the head of the settlement, and the capital's establishment. Celebrations on Friday show growing enthusiasm, with references to a dry year contrasting with last year’s wet January, and a desire for lamb sunshine to complete a Sydney holiday.
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Sydney Cove
Sydney
Hillgrove inquest opens into Watson murder near Hillgrove
The Hillgrove inquest into the murder of Samuel Watson opened before Coroner Mr. Wm. Mor can with Detective Fullerton and Mr. TD. P. Claverie observing. Witnesses including Esther Watson and Amelia Watson testified to events the night of the tragedy and alleged threats by Herbert Skinner.
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Samuel Watson
Hillgrove
Wer
Wm. Morcan
Fullerton
TD. P. Claverie
Tehails
Herbert Skinner
Esther Watson
Curran
Callei
Skinner
Annie Shin Yin
Siinner
Sam
Bertie
Patrick Doyle
Peldock
Watson
Witress
Amelia Watson
Doyle
Shinner
Local Views at Mrs. E. J. Wizsown's Stationer's Hall
Lovely late photos offered at the stationer's hall with sixpence per view. Mrs E J Wizsown hosts the display and accepts orders for more.
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E. J. Wizsown
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SALE
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Australian Gaslicht Company
Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
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Sydney Morning Herald
Herald
A. Basser
ROYAL
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Gines
Nial Institutes
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Coupland
Prescott, Leo
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