Crossings Across Bolong River and Myanga Creek Recommends Concrete Causeways
At the Crookwell Shire Council meeting the engineer urged constructing underdrained reinforced concrete causeways over Bolong River and Myanga Creek. Estimated costs: Myanga Creek about £395, Bolong River lower crossing about £375, and Bolong River Tyrl Tyrl crossing about £225. Bridges would cost much more. Residents suffer during winter while crossings remain rough and neglected.
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Crookwell
Bolong River
Myange Creek
Golfple
Myanga Creek
Tyrl Tyrl
Roslyn-Gomaple-Yalbraith
Aoncrete
Political Points on Trades Unions and Government
J Fraser of Cambridge Street Lidcombe argues that Australia faces industrial trouble due to State Labor's failure to uphold orderly governance. He claims the Bruce Page government would empower genuine unionists by secret ballots and oppose Labour's socialisation of industry and excessive state interference.
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Australia
Labor
T 0
Labor Party
Bruce-Page
Held
Whn
Queensland
Bruce- Page
J. Fraser
Cambridge Street
Lid
Combe
Laws That Breed Anarchy Arises From Prohibition Fallout
New York reports show arrests for drunkenness rose under Prohibition with about 17 000 people confined in state jails and city institutions during the year. Women and men alike face confinement for intoxication and impaired driving as bootlegging persists, prompting calls for Vigilance Committees to curb traffic by forceful means.
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New York
London “Daily Telegraph
Hele Trafic
Taralga Cricketers Triumph in Tarlo Clash
Taralga team travelled to Tarlo for a season opening match. L. C. B. Krelle led batting with a second century pace as Jeffery, returning to form, claimed eight wickets for 60 runs. Stewart Chesher and Krelle saved many boundaries, with Taralga posting 103 in the first innings and 126 for eight in the second.
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Taralga
Tarlo
Turalga
Turlo
Tal
L. C. B. Krelle
Goulburn District
W. J. Jefery
Stewart Chesher
Krelle
Tauralga
Stewart
R. Gordon
Accident Injures Local Worker Then Health Updates
Mr Phil Handley of Yalbraith was struck on the head by a falling tree limb while riding near Golapie on Sunday. He was treated and returned to work on Monday. Mrs James Horne of Crookwell remains ill in hospital with no improvement. Teacher Mr Elphick rested three weeks for health reasons and has since improved. District grass is fair and the shearers report a good clip after a light rainfall.
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Phil Handley
Yalbraith
Golapie
Mr. Handley
Handley
Jas. Horne
Crookwell Hospital
Horne
Elphick
Trout distribution report corrected in last issue
The article notes a correction to the trout distribution piece, stating it should refer to cans instead of polrs. It explains each can contains fry and mentions air distribution across streams with a figure of 14,000 trout involved.
Argyle Hotel Stables Appointment Notice
A. A. Cunningham formerly of the Grand Central Hotel Goulburn takes charge of the shave stables at Aralga Argyle Hotel Stables. Horses and Padella will receive careful attention. Feed priced at 1 shilling 6 pence and standing orders noted.
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Aralga
Argyle Hotel
A. A. Cunningham
Grand Central Wotel
Goulburn
Shave
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Bolong and
Myanga
Golsple
J.M. Pedley & Son
Practical Tailors
Mudie's
Cricket
Tarlo v
J. Menzies
J. Todkill
L. C
B. Krelle
Todkill
Lad
Gordon
B. Chesher
Emerton
Perry
H. Klein
T. Lyons
W. J. Jeffery
F. Lee
L. Kelly
Tablo
W. Todkill
Jeffery
BB. Gordon
K. Cunningham
Jeffery J. Todkill
K. Gordon
E. Bailey
E. Todkill
C. Todkill
G. Emerton
Stewart J. Lynch
School OF Arts
Federal Hall
E. Capon
Myrtleville
H. Delves
Australasia
S. J. Grosvenor
Richlands Hotel
Louis C. B. Krelle Proprietor
Telephone
Crookwell Sales
W. H. Wheatley
SK Choukrwell
WOOL
W. H. Wheatley Crookwell
Golspie
Distriet
Clip le
Goulburn Cafe
Auburn Street
Goulburn Co-op
Poulos & Co
Nsw
Goulburn A & Nursery A. Goobhew
Sealon
NERV
Labor Daily
Sunday Times
Truth
Comino Brothers
Harvard
J. H. Dale
Golding
Opticians
Post Office
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