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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
4
A quotation from the late Generalissimo Foch extols the Anzacs while recounting a 1917 council where eight leaders, British and French, each named troops best suited for a dangerous tank counter thrust. The process yielded unanimity on the Ausdtes designation and shaped critical plans.
At a Local Land Board meeting for the Mons Vale land district, cases include confirmations, withdrawals, postponements, and permissions. Notable items: James W. Young 1824 acres confirmed. Langs 2444 acres withdrawn. Madge’s settlement allowed. Lowry sett, pur 20/2 6547? refused. Humphries 6 acres recommended rent 1 per year. Speechley freehold permission granted. Booth 85 acres forfeiture waiver. Amy Heney to Bridge transfer recommended. Carter v Throsby fencing claim withdrawal.
A seven year old German shepherd named Bushy owned by Mark Shiller of Stamford Hill England can sing God Save the King in a bass and say Mamma. He follows conversations in English or German and obeys complex cues like a child. Bushy is not a show dog but a beloved pet trained by affection.
Agriculturalist J Hambleton of the USDA bee culture lab reports honey and water antifreeze mixtures tested by motorists and state colleges. In cold regions a honey to water mix of two to one or three to two is suggested. it resists evaporation, expands less on freezing, and forms a slush rather than bursting radiators. Some mixtures may also serve summer use for heavy pulls.
A partial paragraph discusses honey as an antifreeze additive and stresses the need to seal gaskets pumps and hose connections to prevent seepage. The solution can be stored long term by sealing it hot in a tight container, indicating preservation for future use.
Campaign to collect ballots titled Bobs for Bradman nears the 400 mark with more submissions expected. Voters urged to send in their lists today so a final statement can be prepared and released.
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