Local Council Deliberations on Town Hall and Trough Issues
At a monthly meeting of the H. J. Pearson group and officers, members reported growing attendance and planned nominations for the next meeting. Yarrawonga hall plans were reviewed with a £517/6 loan, 30 year term, £7 1/8 per cent interest, and a £14,785 tender plus site costs. Revenue ideas include a £700 exclusive lease to a picture company and water-trust exchanges, with £1000 annual revenue target. Trough complaints near the post office led to a motion to remove or relocate it. Parking in Melville Street was discussed, with proposals to change to angle parking, blocked by street width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corlett
Yarrawonga
Mechanics’ Institute Committee
Institute
Sullivan
Victoria
Water Trust
Messrs Moss
T. Morris
Hurley
Shire Council and Mechanics' Committee
P.O
Formby
Numurkah
Paasi
Simpson
Bacon
Prideaux
Messrs
Martin
Prideaux’s
Pearson
What’s Wrong Australia with the Prime Minister
Weekly Letter reviews Prime Minister Bruce diagnosis and plan for Australia’s economic troubles. It notes deficits, decline in wool and wheat prices, rising unemployment, and calls for nationwide cost reductions, increased production, and avoided repudiation. Emphasizes individual responsibility and industrial peace as keys to prosperity.
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Australia
Bruce
Australis
Mr Bruce
Ryde
Commonwealth
Sydney
Ausstralia
Sensationaliam Trade Noted in Public Press
A fragment notes a global rise in sensationalism for public consumption with chatter about widespread manufacturing and business tied to sensationalism and its critique in Australia. The remark implies concern over media sensationalism influencing public perception.
Sensationalism and safety in Sydney judged by an Indian visitor
An Indian woman in Sydney defends the city against sensational press reports claiming danger. She notes courtesy and safety in the streets, contrasting with vilifications by some Australians. She cites global comparisons and praises the general regard shown to her. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure is also advertised for coughs and colds.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Shrimati Rukmini Devi
London
Indi
Patchells Store Opens Opposite Shamrock Hotel
A new Patchells store opens opposite the Shamrock Hotel at Numurrah offering fresh groceries and a selection of ironmongery with latest labor-saving appliances. The store invites inspection and promises courteous attention to customers' needs with agency lines including Golden Fleece Benzine Summit Power Kerosene and Central Fire Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Fleece
Summit Power
Central Fire Insurance
Mrs L Hyde Takes Over Victoria Hotel At Katunga
Mrs L Hyde assumes management of the Victoria Hotel at Katunga and aims to secure strong local patronage. The move signals a new era for the establishment with expectations of growing business and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hyde
Katunga
A Little Limelight For You Advertising
Fragmentary ad text speaks of district promotion and the store or business line, urging readers to tell the story to many hundreds. The readable bits imply a marketing pitch about advertising in district publications to attract buyers and attention to a lime product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busino
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Bitcon
HOYS
MPN
Bitcon’s
T. P. McMahon
Melville Street
Telegraph
High Street
Lynette
Joan Mansfield
Shepparton
Retoe
H. J. Pearson
J. C. Martin
A. E. Morris
Messrs Simpson
Mr Hurley
Melville-street
Woods
Wardana
Mesdames Pezzi
O'Brien
Court House
Patchell’s” Store
Shamrock Hotel
Numurrah
Victoria Hotel
Oii
J. & J. Ingram
Freeman
James T. W. Ingram
Lond
A. A. Abotomey
England
John Allan Ingram
Freeman City of
Farmers’ Arms Hotel
Guenther
Mr Fairless
St. Kilda Road
Melbourne
Cox
Eve
Drivr
Renin
Chile
Phocwe
E. Coxon & Sons, Pty. Ltd
Ford DE
Numuirkay Cobram
Katamatite & Strathme
Peele Bikaniacy