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Taralga Echo

Location

Taralga, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 30, 1927

Page

3

Radio broadcasts reveal vast reach of Australian stations

The piece notes Sydney and Australian stations spreading the Tunney victory and Idlers Minstrel program, despite noisy ringside crowds and partial descriptions. It details listeners letters from visually impaired fans, the role of amplifiers in politics, and birthday talks on 2FC Sydney reflecting wartime broadcasting’s social impact.

Australia Tunnesy Station 2Fc Sydney Lidcombe Oliver Narrabeen Grafton Port Macquarie 2FC Uncle George Little Willie Daddy Long Legs Bach Station 2 FC Balmain

Fuller speaks to strong turnout at Wollondilly meeting

Sir George Fuller addressed about 200 electors at the Crown Theatre in Wollondilly despite bad weather. He outlined Nationalist policy, defended his record as NSW Premier, criticized Lang government actions, and urged support for an October 8 election to restore stable government and confidence in his leadership.

Crown Theatre Sir George Fuller W. A. Trevarthen George Fuller New South Wales Fuller Kembla Moas Vale Lang Commonwealth Main Roads Board Sir George Sydney Kay Meat Board Simpson Legislative Council London Downing-street George Loughlin Goodin Gillies Treble Treasury Department Country Party Sane John Keith George Fuller Wen Ation

Sir George Fuller's Candidature Boosts Local Support

A meeting at the Crookwell Literary Institute Hall formed a Ladies Committee to back Sir George Fuller in the upcoming election. Mrs. R. K. Winn ing Way was named President and Mrs. Trevarthen Honorary Secretary. Jack Garry, the Nationalist candidate for Goulburn, spoke urging protection of country dwellers and won a public vote of confidence.

Crookwell Literary Institute George Fuller RK. J. Winning Way Trevarthen Jack Garry Goulburn Garry

Programs for Sydney broadcasting week schedule

The document lists radio programmes for Sydney stations over the coming week. It details events at 42 Metres including band contests, Randwick meetings, church services, debates, concerts, and theatre acts with dates from September 30 to October 9. Notable entries include the Interstate Band Contest, Randwick Spring Meeting, Royal Apollo Concert, and performances by Rene Maxwell, Haagen Holenbergh, and Camille.

Farmers Randwick Pitt St. Congregational St. Stephen's Presbyterian Stroha Wilson James Hay Orphan's Wall James Barr M.P House of Commons Ray R. B Hammond Royal Apollo Rene Maxwell St. Mark's C. of E Sir Joseph Cook Bart Gilbert Randwick Presbyterian Waterloo Peteraham Baptist N. Sydney Tramway Band Madame Gasasets Viceroy Haagen Holenbergh Prince Empire Theatre Duma Camille Sydney Hol Nester St. Jude's C. of E Methodist Church Willoughby Frank Heatherley

Reggie and Mum Debate Face Wash Before Dinner

The dialogue shows Reggie asking if he must wash his face before dinner and Mum giving a cryptic reply. Reggie questions why something resembles someone else’s approach, hinting at confusion over expectations and etiquette.

Reggie

Taralea A P and H Association Meeting Notice

General Meeting at Federal Hall on Tuesday October 4 at 7 40 pm to review the past show report and balance sheet nominate a committee for the ensuing year and conduct other business A smoke social will follow all members and intending members are invited.

Taralea A.P. and H. Association Federal Hall

Junee Trots Disband to Rebuild and Settle Debts

The Junee Trots chief faction decided to disband after a tense meeting and reestablish on a sound footing. Assets totaled £120 with £100 from selling horses, the rest raised by committee members to cover liabilities. Russian Wolfhound trials noted in a stray line.

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