Mon Vale nominees named for Cooma clash at Saturday game
Mon Vale announces a 13 man side T Smith W Gordon E Dunn E B Hawkins HW E Browne J B Murphy F G Hayes A Loder Wal Smith H Richardson BL H Paine A A Carter to face Cooma. The pennant match at Goulburn saw Mon Vale edge Goulburn 75 63 in a tight contest with a late lead change and a ceremonial flag unfurling by Mos Vale president B H Paine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon Vale
Cooma
T. Smith
W. Gordon
E. Dunn
EB. Hawkins
HW. E. Browne
J. 8. Murphy
F. G. Hayes
A. Loder
Wal. Smith
H. Richardson
H. Paine
A. A. Carter
Goulburn
South Coast
Tablelands
Mow Vale
Costley
Mos Vale
B. H. Paine
Dunn
Gordon
Hawkins
McLean
Reid
Mayer
Cronin
Browne
Murphy
Hayes
Loder
Slack
Hudson
Gould
Coathey
Wal
Smith
Richardson
Paine
Carter
Jeese HH Roberts
Johnson
Lomuden
Edgar Ita Shou
Apples for Export Practices and Oversight
The article advises growers on exporting apples, stressing variety suitability and proper maturity, careful picking, cooling, grading by size and quality, and packing in clean new cane. It warns against haste, overpacking, loose placement, and high case filling, and endorses nailer down use and case wiring to protect contents. It argues for overseas representatives to monitor shipments, investigate complaints, and defend growers' interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorn
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Gazette
Marketing of Calves Under NSW Board Rules
At a meeting of the Advisory Council of the New South Wales Agricultural Bureau a letter from the Metropolitan Meat Industry Board was discussed regarding compensation for consignors whose calves were condemned. The Board cannot alter procedures, as a 60 lb dressed veal carcass with skin on and calves at least two weeks old is required. Calves failing to meet the standard were confiscated, with consignors bearing freight and charges. The system aims to protect public health and humanitarian concerns, noting starved conditions after transport. Calves dress 50 lb with skin on would weigh at least 80 lb on hoof, with wastage considered, so calves under 90 lb on the farm are unsafe to consign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Council
New South Wales Agricultural Bureau
Metropolitan Meat Industry Board
South Coast
Southern Tableland District
Prohibition Policy Tightening Amid Liquor License Push
An anonymous note describes Prohibition's strength since 1920 and the rise of enforcement through the 1923 and 1924 years. It portrays agents alarmed by revived license efforts and insists the policy grows firmer despite opposition.
Drys Grow in Congress as Wet Seats Shift
The piece notes an increasing number of dry members in Congress. In 1924 sixteen wets lost seats while one dry was defeated. Congress has 435 representatives with 319 wets and 103 wets known, and 36 drys, leaving about 75 percent dry in Congress.
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Ple
Congress
Inland Mission nurses gain western tour to hospital work
Two young sisters from the Australian Inland Mission travel from Sydney to Perth and then north to Hall's Creek to relieve retiring nurses. In Perth they are welcomed by prominent locals who praise the mission. Hall's Creek hosts eight such nursing homes aiding white settlers, with a fund drive aiming to £10,000 for three more facilities.
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Ladig
Sydney
Perth
Nor'-West
Streetfield
M. McDonagh
Australian Inland Mission
M. Cousin
C. Bennett
Hall's Creek Hospital
McDonagh
Welcome West
Hall‘s Creek
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Pitedey
Discounlle Ieom
Burgalow
James Hardie & Coy. Ltd
Asbestos House
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York and Wynyard Sts
GPO
Lescimd Seok
Shenmnghaut
Mew
U.S.A
Prohil
Wrigley
Johnny
United
G. H. Kelly
Bong Bong ST
Bowral
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