Local Farmers and Settlers Association Adopts Rules
The Parkes local branch held a tax adjourned meeting at the Council Chambers chaired by President John Bouffler. Members discussed affiliating with the head branch, potential levies, and political questions. the decision was to defer affiliation for the present. A letter from the Western District Council (Dublin) requested affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bouffler
J. L. Whitmill
R. Charies
Western District Council
Dublin
Whitmill
Fr. Jackson
R. Newbigging
Parkes
Jackson
Newbigging
K. R. Charles
T. Ring
The Man on the Land Ribs and Rhetoric in Australian Dialogue
Mr. Causent as Director of Agriculture argues rural life should provide a better living than a Sydney millionaire. He quips about pickled possum and damper as superior fare and ridicules city wealth. The verse lampoons urban excess and praises agrarian simplicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causent
Tena Grapa
Bydney
Ond
Sydney
Netting Debate Reflects Affluence Over Cheapness
Mr. G. H. Hebden of Brambie Molong argues that many should spend more on fencing to improve general repairs. He criticizes boards for forcing costly netting that deters most people from fencing and suggests broader, cheaper measures with 80 percent of the land fenced and a fairly effective song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Hebden
Brambie
Molong
A Mother's Recommendation on a Cough Remedy
Mrs Many Gray of Wagonga N S A V writes that Chamberlains Cough Remedy has a splendid reputation in the district and that it cured her acute croup and bronchitis. She had suffered from rheumatic asthma for years until using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Many Gray
N.s.av
Chamberlain
Uroushial Arthma
Chawibeetain
Pest control measures discussed by Mr. Martin at Cumnock event
The lecturer outlined methods to deter pests affecting farmers and pastoralists including wire nets and pit traps for rats and rabbits, poison, trapping and fumigation for foxes, strychnine bait for mice and sparrows, and early season control of pests like pigeons and scale. He also criticized Pastures Protection Boards amid applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucrourxa
Cumnock
Martin
Foxis
Agricultural College
Parkes Races Second Day Results at Parkes Jockey Club
The second day of Parkes Jockey Club annual meeting drew near record crowds including many Peak Hill visitors. Notable results include Speculation winning the Parkes Cup with Che Laird and Staple second and third, and a dead heat for second in the Flying Handicap among Cherry Ripe Pharos and Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes Jockey Club
Peak Hill
Expazas
A. GF. Bollinger
Cherry Ripe
Pharos
Sienna
Miss Runsley
Top Rail
Parkes
Speculation
Che Laird
Staple
True Light
Billy Mao
Zerda
Duration of Copyright Rights in Early Legislation
The article outlines durations for copyright protection across media, noting life of the author plus seven years or 42 years from first publication, whichever longer, with LM years for visual arts, three years for photographs, and two years for textiles. It also states that registered designs must bear the word Regins tered and the proprietor’s name and registration date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bin
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Man
Cambridge Club Hotel
Caswell Street
W. Swain
Noves Bros
Pitt-St., Sydney
Australia
Grsc N Ros
David Jones
Parkes Races
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