Annual Sheep Exhibition Opens in Sydney to Boost Wool Industry
The Aueauhsyan Observer notes the annual Sheep Exhibition in Sydney opened amid weak public interest but aims to broaden exhibitor participation. It urges government support to improve breeding and wool yield, citing NSW sheep numbers, historic fluctuations, and the strong economic role of wool for Australia. The article praises a new secretary and stresses the show’s potential to elevate the industry continent-wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Dew
Australia
Victoria
Queensland
Howe
Sheep Breeders’ Association
Queanbeyan P and A Association Meeting Highlights and Plans
A Queanbeyan P and A Association meeting at Shrives Hotel saw Korff chair a session with committee members present. Discussions covered show ground mortgaging limits, pavilion expansion costs, a Stallion Parade prize fund, department dates, and showground use for matches. A move to adjust Stallion Parade date to September 21 was approved with other actions and adjournment followed.
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Comitite
Shrives
Messrs. Korff
Cullett
Tilda Grandstand
Campbell
Linddy
Korfl
Hetherington
Harcourt
Department of Agriculture
Department
G. N. Morton
Shri
Young P. and
A. Association
Southern Districts Pastoral and Agricultural Association
Maxell
Collet
Stnddy
W.C. Cathe
W. R. Cantle
Promotion Congratulates Senior-Sergeant Willis in Queanbeyan
Esteemed officials and members of the Queanbeyan community offer their warm congratulations to Senior-Sergeant Willis on his promotion to Sub-Inspector. Prominent figures including Dr Richardson J.P. and Mr. Campbell J.P. praise his fearless, fair, and capable service, noting his dedication to duty and the district’s safety.
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Edo
Queaobeyan
Willis
Quembeyan
Willits
John Gale
Police
Tment
Blackall
J.P
C.T. Campbell
Woodward
Queanbeyan
Ser Ego Willis
Hay
Russell
C.P.5
Thomas
Goulburn
P.M
Council approves varied works and finances moves
Council papers show the Finance Committee's report with credits to General Fund and Sanitary Fund, and payments approved for Alderman Campbell and Woodward. Works and Parks Committees recommend repairs to traffic bridges, footbridges, and park facilities, with costs listed. Numerous notices from departments, residents, and boards are received, actions approved, and debates continue on park sanitation, tree work, rates arrears, fencing, and lights on vehicles.
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Campbell
Woodward
Trafic Bridge
Bere Ph Street
Lee
Aldermen Land
Moore
Parks Committee
Aldermen
Land
Als
Parks I
W.c's
Ald
Parke and Works Committee
Coridence
Director of
Botanic Gardens
Campbelltown
Board of Fire Commissioner
Queanbeyan
Woodger
Works Department
Ald. Woodward
Ald. Moore
C. Denley
Raiea
Iim
Denley
Jes. Oldfield
A. Cameron
Brogen’s Hill
Scabbin's
Pound Hill
Commons Trust
Gibbs and Moore
Cameron
W. Webb
Caabellast
Municipality of
Marrickville
Gibbs
Forbes Connell
Maky
Add. Campbell
Ald Moore
Ib. Greig
Council actions on sanitary contract and sheep dispute
The Commons Trust council approved the sanitary contract. The Finance Committee reported funds credit of £7,1799. The mayor addressed sheep straying on Brogan's Hill, instructing the clerk to summon Cameron to remove his sty and noting commitments from Mears.ver well and Keeffe to move their sheep. Adjoining lands border the common. future complaints deemed unlikely.
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Commons
Brogan's Hill
Cameron
Mears
Verwell
Keeffe
Strange Plight Of A Horse At The Old Mill
A horse belonging to Mr BP Hardy became mired while reaching fodder at the Old Mill site. Decayed boards collapsed, leaving the animal perched over a four foot dwarf wall with a leg entangled in an engine. About 500 men helped lift the horse clear with ropes, suffering only a leg injury.
San Dee Extracts and Eucalyptus Remedy Claims
An old advertisement touts SANDEE S TR ACT ULEESA and SANDER EUCALYSTS as cures for coughs throat kidney and skin troubles. It promotes drops in water or oil, ointments for irritation and claims rapid relief with eucalyptus extracts and antiseptic properties, urging use in meals and on skin.
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Sander
Sandee Uxtrace
London Moving Pictures Delight City Audiences
Protestant Hell venue screened London Moving Pictures on Tuesday and Wednesday nights drawing good attendance. Films spanned pathetic, humorous, dramatic, scientific, and historical incidents with strong interest. A local rifle club meeting postponed due to poor weather. an auctioneer’s license and secondhand dealer license granted at the Wednesday police court. A citizens’ meeting set for 4 pm at the School of Art to plan a presentation to Senior-Sergeant Willis.
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Leslie
Auctignage
Queac- Leran
London
Avery Il
Allumont
Campbell
Chenin
Qheanboyan
Ernest Oscar Moore
Thomas R. O'Neill
School of Arte
Willis
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