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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 21, 1924

Page

6

Giant ocean pool built near San Francisco park plans

A massive saltwater swimming tank near the CUM Howse site, three miles south of the coast, aims to hold 5.3 million gallons for 10,000 swimmers. Construction uses reinforced concrete, expansion joints, copper sheets, and waterproof cement to manage hydrostatic pressure and salt water effects.

Wort San Francisco Great Park Lyin Cum Howse Ocean Finch Thesea

Public Works Committee judged faults of rail plan criticized

Otty Pressman and M H Ellis scrutinize the Public Works Committee and rail route decisions in New South Wales, arguing the panel relies on expediency and repeats inquiries. They note the Guyra-Dorrigo line saga, praise coastal Guyra Plateau views, and describe the Hill Station property subdivision near Canberra with notable rainfall, elevation, and grazing potential.

Otty Pressman M. H. Ellis Daily Telegraph Public Works Committee Otte Guyra-Dorrigy Australia Dorrigo-Guyra Guyra Camorra-Boggaliths Near West Guy Pawkes Hill Station Queanbeyan Canberra Federal City Canberra Capital Ineerie Mats Efron Tee Ks Inehude Estead

Land Settlement Committee Aims to Coordinate Agencies

Premier Sir George Fuller defends a new migration and land settlement advisory committee to cut bureaucratic delays. The body will coordinate Lands, Finance, Rural Bank, Agriculture, Labour and Industry to aid settlers. Opposition cites lease of Arrawatta Estate and North Bangaroo estate as evidence of government policy.

George Fuller Gini Council Sir George Fuller Pro- Ancex Lands Department Department of Agriculture Department of Labour and Industry Lang State Labour Arrawatta Estate Aumounend Herald Flo North Bangaroo Estate Ww Department Arrawatta North Bangaroo Avravyatin Mesather Ha Haigarad

Tweed Texas Fever and Government Responsibility

The Daily Telegraph argues that Texas fever spread due to neglect of dipping and local stock owners failing to meet obligations. It notes drought worsened the outbreak, with communities in Tweed taking matters into their own hands. The piece accuses the Government of shared responsibility for a danger spreading to coastal districts and warns of ongoing risk since spring 1997.

Daily Telegraph Belbie

Unclear Health Ad Advice Prompts Weekly Waesall Use

An obscure ad style notice urges weekly use of Waesall after meals claiming health benefits while mentioning a large death figure. The fragment hints at summer avoidance and proclaims the product as a remedy despite lacking clear evidence or credible sourcing.

Electoral Roll Inquiry Leaves Commonwealth Contact Open

The Chief Secretary said Lee received a letter from Commonwealth authorities and invited a responsible officer to contact the department to discuss supplying information on the working of the electoral system. The government did not commit to the proposal but intends to pursue a workable basis to align Commonwealth and State roll processes.

Wien Commonwealth Commonwealth Sai Oakes Lee Lal

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