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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
2
The second term at Port Pirie Technical School in Dresemak offers Art Needlework and Millinery with twelve lessons for £1 1s. Classes meet at the Memorial Hall Gladstone. Fee per subject per term is £1 11s payable in advance. Miss Roberts attends Tuesdays mornings and afternoons. Fr V Berriman AGAS.M. Principal.
Notice that dog registrations expired June 30 1931 and new registrations run July 1 to 14. Fees are 5 shillings for a dog and 7 shillings 6 pence for a bitch. After July a district-wide search for unregistered dogs will be conducted by police, the registrar and others. Registrar of Dogs: Gladstone.
Town of Gladstone announces new dog registrations from July 1 to July 31 1981. Registration fees are 5 shillings for a dog and 7 shillings 6 pence for a bitch. After July 31 inquiries and searches will be conducted at the registrar's office.
Dog owners are reminded that all registrations expired on time 3H, 1981 and must be renewed within fourteen days from that date by order of District Clerk Kerin.
Last Friday a successful trial of a Hull Tractor operated by Producer Gas occurred at Mr J Heaslip’s Applia farm. The unit ran a five-furrow plough with charcoal gas and performed satisfactorily. A North Field trial in June was reported satisfactory. Producer gas is a mix of nitrogen, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, hydrogen and steam produced by passing air and steam through a red-hot carbon bed. It can power tractors, preferably using charcoal as fuel, but gas producers must be correctly designed and proportioned for good results.
A Gladstone report highlights the tractor use of producer gas as the brightest point on the Trorizon of the tractor with a wheat grower noting its promise. The piece mentions watching by the Department of Agriculture and the Committee of Scientific Research, Ar. Kitt.
The Gladstone Women’s Bright Hour club will meet next Wednesday in the Methodist Hall with a special programme. Members praise the WGTU ladies for supplying hot coffee at football matches, aiding players and officials during cold days.
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