Political Labor League conference debates platform and federation
The Political Labor League held a continued conference in Sydney after the latest edition. Delegates debated platform planks, federation balance between state and federal powers, and the process for revising pledges and procedures, with key figures like Holman, Macdonell, and Beeby weighing in on industrial legislation and executive powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Political Labor League
Sydney Trades Ballom
Mudene
Siovlburn
van Priposso
Costes i Goulbarn
Sis Labor Party
Mr. Holman
Fedues
Pani Newton
Iri A. Prhor
M-P
Senate
House of Representatives
Watson
W. Rabor
Australia
Labor Party
Commonwealth
Mrr
Wm. Harries
Macdonell
M-Gowen
Brrant An
Thrower
New South Wales
Beeby
Li Yoten
First annual metropolitan rifle association prize meeting ends
At Randwick Rifle Range the first annual prize meeting of the Metropolitan Kistner Rifle Association concluded. Winners included Hornsby and Parramatta clubs with top scores from 708 and 700 yard events. Prizes ranged from £1 to £4, with many shooters from Parramatta, Sydney, and South Sydney earning awards.
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Metropolitan Association
Metro +politan Kistner
Randwick Rife
Hornsby
Price
Parramatta
AL Marding
A. Ferguson
MANLY
BL Mowbray
Geo. Fisher
Baatfra Suburbs
Ted
E. W. Hearne
Cooper
Tram
A. Fe
W Webster
A. H. Garnasy
Sydney
B. ‘Craven
West Buburbs
Wee Sian
Colorsergeant
Thomas
ALA
Holliday
Penrith
Connolly
Naval Brigade
Yanta
HL Harvie
Galutenant Bat Pawson
Australian Rifles
QMS
Smyths University Scouts
H Harvie
Hutton
A. W. Warden
Engineers
Clark
Close Season for Timber Trees in Australia
An appendix by J A Maiden Director of the Botanic Gardens argues timber should be felled in periods of rest or budding leaves. He notes Australian timber often warps when cut in full leaf and urges discussion on adopting seasonal guidelines, citing European practice but warning against simple replication.
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Porsstry
Lands Department
J. A. Maiden
Botanic Gardens
Forest Department
Durlaw-millera
Europe
Eustesse
Wood Paving Standards and Timber Separation Debate
A letter argues against mixing timber types in wood paving roads. The writer urges keeping timbers of similar texture together to avoid irregular wear and asserts road engineers would not mix materials. He fears a pernicious doctrine of mixed timbers and calls for orderly separation and skilled attention to timbers.
Town and Country Journal Announces Weekly Series
Events of the Week promises an excellent series of views and traits that will please all community sections and be published by the Town and Country Journal.
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Town and Country Journal
Metropolitan Rifle Association meeting notes timber plans
At noon the Metropolitan Rifle Association executive committee met in Sydney with Captain R H Beardmore and ALA present. Discussions covered timber policy including seasoning depots and a close season, plus proposals to use state forest overseers to certify timber quality and timing. A push to reduce green timber use via proper seasoning could benefit public works and private suppliers.
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Finn fRooning
A. Fawards
Aus. Riflen
A. Wood
Slaney
J. J. Mathison
North Sydne
Sehultz
North Sydney
Mowbray
ALR
T) Dunne
Randwick
Pencuninu Deputs
Sydney
Foresta
Fires at Broken Hill destroy two homes
Fires at Broken Hill last night gutted a four room wooden house on Wilson Street owned by O Arthur, and destroyed a three room wooden iron house on Bilverton Road owned by Henry Rosa. The second house fire spared the furniture. A cyclist named George Gear was badly injured after a fall while riding to the fire. Identified body found in Ballarat shaft may be Mrs Madge Graham in murder inquiry. A feature on the Manly Surf Carnival prize pictorial will appear in tomorrow's journal.
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Broken Hill
Mimt
Wilson-Street
O. Arthur
Painting
Bilverton Road
Henry Rosa
George Gear
Great Britain
Ballaret
Victorte
Mre
Madge Graham
Splentié
Manly Sdrf
Refusing a Challenge The Result At Central Police Court
Alice Rateh and Louie Dilfty were charged at the Central Police Court this morning with maliciously damaging window panes valued at 126 54 to the property of Mary Ferguson of Paragon Street city. They allegedly visited the prosecutor in a quarrelsome mood on Monday and threw stones through her bar windows after she refused to accept their challenge.
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Alice Rateh
Louie
Buck-Jumping Contests At Moore Park February 12
A series of buck jumping, throwing and tying, cattle, and bullock riding contests will be held at the Agricultural Society Ground Moore Park on February 12 with prizes of 80 pounds for buck jumping 25 pounds and more for throwing and tying and 10 pounds for bullock riding Entries close on February The contest aims to attract top riders and horses for send to England and the Continent for show purposes Also note a feature on the Band in the Gardens at Botanic Gardens and the Town and Country Journal in tomorrow’s issue priced 4d.
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Botanic Gardens
Sydney
Manly
A.J C
Gosford
Kiama
Wollongong
Port Jackson
Treent
Masare
David Cohen
Warrhoue
Newrastis
Snapehorn
Dveutag Foe
The
Agricultural Society
Moore Park
Dulloch
Inloats
Balmain
England
Continent
Town and Country Journal
My Struggle with Severe Illness Before Marriage
A recalled account of worsening health prior to marriage, detailing mood changes, irritability, loss of interest in work and reading, and severe physical symptoms including stomach pain, bloating, breath difficulty, chest discomfort, night tongue coating, swollen eyes, and persistent aches. The narrator notes emotional despair and a shift to a brighter outlook after a challenging period.
Broken atll Terrible Fall Near Arjtien Fine
Imborer injured after slipping in a rut and falling, taken to hospital from town event. Town and Country ad notes upcoming Botanica Gardens recital with a program including The Military Baro Kenneth Laapxpiel Laapxpiel and other operetta selections.
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Atll
Arjtien
J. Beyaat
Imborer
Botanica Gardens
O-Mar- Tow
Kenneth
Bela Bela
Lehar
Lanrecia
Borgix
Dwinsett
Switzerland
Liginl
Sel Mon
the Mikaée
Suittran
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St. Leomarde
Holman
Nietgen
NATO
Tinazatter Wan Srferreg
Balt ‘Knob
Kavanagh
Opin
Louaiderea
Mgowen
Erwom
Stuart-Hobertsom
Milea
Wanlel
A. Fisher
M.P
Tosival Sivy
Ehewes
Lamond
Orbar
Drs Hick
Newhown
Svuniar
Fol- Irving
Board of Health
E. Riley
Sydamy Labor Council
Nak Dior
Priulip
Keogam
Pamp League
Opipian
Centrat
Rubra
Tearan Hal Australamd As
Poany
Vivan Tere
Mav
Opereta UN A Sussestron
Deakin
Crown Studios
George-St
Roberts’ Hotel
Iportstion
Cratomar
Rollingdale & Kessel, Wares OF
Worth
Woring-St
Pita
Eydney
Pitt-street
Way
Ladies Theatre
Cela
Cernrets Coma
Levy Sieijien
Nwwr
Bsa
Alixer
Coe
Ari Wuiphines
Preuiyers Regaler
Lee Tate
Omar Bok
Exlm Tallalee
Oyetty
Crean
Khan
Bes Sr
Getrome
Terie Price Esinenac
Opticiaa
L. IL Flegeltaub
London
Optician
Amly
Ring ST
Stoney
Preeman
Love Philips
No. 2
Grocemres
Pordown
Paulise
Fortunously
Clements Towle
Mallett
Ecw Lde
McOmrence
Apastome
Syesten Thowsegh
Telianon
Teetet
Ives
Jo Marsh All
Dentiet
Wynyard Square
Wynyard
Joe Davis
Anciratn
Park-St
Pitt-St
Mark Foy
Underwood
John Sande Ltd
GSO
Nasheed
Aera
Hinde
W-Morrow
Hearne
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