St George Call Letters Policy and Road Appeal Mention
The notice urges writers to authenticate letters with name and address for news and correspondence in the St George Call. It notes the paper cannot publish anonymous or duplicate submissions and cannot return rejected manuscripts. It also references a ratepayer seeking road repair funding and appeals process timing for a court hearing.
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St. George Call
Rockdale council trims building plan rules amid protest
Rockdale Council rescinds the two‑plan requirement for building permits, replacing it with a single stamped plan and inspection access. Ald McMillan urges development support over obstacles while the Mayor warns noncompliance could lead to demolition. Financial statement totals and ward funding figures are discussed alongside letters criticizing prior fiscal policies.
No to both questions over taxes says the Democrat
A Democrat letters states voters face a tax choice blaming past policy and urging a no vote to prevent repeating past mistakes while warning a yes vote would intensify the error. The writer argues the issue pits those living on taxes against Liberal or Labor candidates.
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Liberal
Labor
Alfred Newland Pioneer Storekeeper Dies at Penshurst
On Easter Sunday at 9 35 a.m. Alfred Newland died at Forest Road Penshurst after long illness with locomotor ataxia. Born in London and aged 62, he and wife Mrs. Newland had married over forty years. Funeral left 2 p.m. Easter Monday, via Forest Head Penshurst Street Victoria Avenue and Mort Road to Satterland Cemetery. The community observed the bier with shops closed and blinds down in Penshurst. Revered by many, the service at the grave was given by Rev Dixon Hudson of St George's Hurstville. The district extends heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Newland.
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Forest Rd
Penshurst
St. George's
Alfred Newland
Newland
McLeod
Mrs. Newland
Mr. Newland
London
Easter Mornay
Forest Head Fenshurst Street
Victoria Avenue
Mort's Road
Mortdale
Satterland Cemetery
Tre Brigade
Penshuret
Dixon Hudson
Hurstville
St George Friendly Societies hold June 6 programme
The St George Friendly Societies Association announces its first annual event on Prince of Wales Birthday June 6. The program features 100 yd handicap hand event old buffers race married and single ladies races all comers handicap lady visitors race and various field events plus children’s races and dancing from 10 am to 10 pm.
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St. George
Colonial display in Hurstville highlights Kagsey Brand hosiery
Hurstville storekeeper B Jolley showcases The Kagsey Brand wear and wool samples from shearing to wearer as Sydney exhibition spotlights colonial workmanship. A feature line of black cashmere all wool half hose normally priced 1 shilling 3 pence will sell at 1 shilling per pair with 4 for 2 shillings 9 pence.
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Sydney
Hurstville
B. Jolley
Kagsey
Fresh Air Cure for Headaches Reported by a Quiet Household
A woman reports headaches fade when she breathes deeply at an open door for five minutes and keeps windows open at home. She and her husband say lack of fresh air caused their headaches and colds, and they notice symptoms return in closed spaces.
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