New Garbage Contract Adopted After Council Debate
The Wasge Municipal Council, led by Mayor AlQ D Course, approved the new garbage contract. They agreed to accept government terms for a loan and maintained existing service with added provisions for a six month post period and extended coverage at the old rate. The meeting also discussed works funding, park maintenance, and street works with a focus on urgent drainage and public safety improvements.
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Wasge
Murray Street
Ald. Fieverson
Shoemark
Cox
Thanelly
Giltiaao
Ue Works Coumittee
Works Comittee
Counc
Works Committee
Cornell
Sao
George Bullock
Sturt Street
Condon
Lusber
J. Kauvells
TC "Barry
Teats Court
J. C. ‘Walsh
Willeim ‘Gurec
NaFik Wasys
Rapley Brow
BB. Nelson
West- Andry Avenue
RD. Robinson
Willans’il Fund
Aulen Football Authoritee
Setis
Bolton Park
Couney
Ald
Condou
Fender Amt
Albury Wool Sales Amid Market Activity and Mixed Demand
Albury Wool Sales saw broad participation by Daigely and Co Ltd and Younghist and Utd subsidies, with 9 percent of offerings cleared. Demand favored super merino and fine combing wools, while Continental buyers and Japan pursued several lots. Prices varied across lines with notable activity in top versus broader ranges.
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Mustrs, Daigely and Co, Ltd
Younghist
Utd
Albury Wool
Nuation
Japan
Comebck
Crossbirds
Myer
Yorkshire
Belgham
Italy
Switherland
Germany
Toonslion
Taccutta
Perucrinag
South
Tha
Sip
Una
Waoga
Wagea
Fes
Bod
Clearmont
Bore
Mt. Hareb
Grarsmere
Yar
Lockhart
Corb
D Combs
Pes JA
Dhe Ag
Bate
Ks Mg
GUT Aoa Huimuls
ABAD
Lee
Weat-Export Revival Boosts Australian Meat Industry
A sudden revival at meat prices in Melbourne raises the value of Australia’s meat industry by over £56,000 in six weeks. Mr Anguse notes the meat trade remains robust, with wheat and other staples also cited as improving prospects.
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Anguse
Melbourne
Wheat Hold-up Threat Shakes Grain Trade
A disrupted dispute over a wheat hold-up triggers threats of boycott by growers and millers. The Union of Ferry and flour millers threatens action if concessions are not granted. A review of the position is scheduled for Monday to decide next steps and possible remedies.
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Prath
Conferante Owen
He Union of
Ffeary and Flour Mill
Hardy on Wheat Relief Sparks Raucous Assembly Debate
Fragmented remarks from a parliamentary session show Hardy leading a disorganized push for wheat relief. Calls for monetary support, price stabilization, and import adjustments collide with broader questions on Commonwealth funding and export policy affecting farmers and bread prices.
Tender Skins Shr L Ptersay West Brisbane
Tender skin care advice from West Brisbane writer Endiret recommends a face and hand protection routine after a hit or day. The note mentions keeping a bottle at home, endorsing a particular oil. Includes a brand reference and an address line.
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L.petersay
Qi Endiret
Brisbane
Laue
Ger Boule
Weld
Cycling Wagga Club Race Result Summary
A fragmentary report from the Cycling Wagga Club notes a Sunday event with inconsistent entries. It mentions warm Crete Cin and Tuanticapan with a possible OT outcome. Names like Stang and Raut appear alongside a reference to Bees fairdets and SRE ibe, plus a cryptic 068 rts figure.
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Wagga Club
Eit Warm Crete Cin
Het Tuanticapan
Wulch Toned
Stang
Raut
Bees Fairdets Cw
All pel Eales Cooperative updates weekly meeting schedule
The Albury Brock label notes that regular Wednesday meetings will begin in the new year. The Voluntary Wheat Pool nest Woven office reports reception of five pages from the Sydney office, indicating a 1/72 bushel influence on all bags or barter after Monday.
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Albury Brock
Furmere and Graziere’ Cooperative Co. Ltd
Sydney
Bowls Wagga Club Tests Extend Carnival Entries
Bowls at Wagga Club saw multiple teams contest greens on Wednesday with various lineups and a 37 to 20 score noted. The Christmas Carnival entry deadline has moved to December 4, and all bowlers must carry the NSWBS stamp 1978 for events. Riverina Association officials and local organizers urged participation, while a delegation from Young Wave plans to visit Worst to sing during the holidays to observe competitions.
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NSWBS
Oreater
Riverna
J. Crouch
FE. Gaull
Suthertnd
A. G Brown
Young Wave
Rifle Club Digigeers Day Event At Wages Hill Range
The first digiers day toy year will be held at the Wages Hill range this weekend across ranges 00 800 and 00 verde. Shooting starts at 2 p.m. A large number on each side is expected for managerial purposes. Naponders Rifle Club panel prize Tone Dey and others announced as speakers. Yareo High School leaders including the headmaster and 129 boys were noted as participants or readers during the year.
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Wages Hille
Ashie
Naponders Rifle Chib
Tone Dey
Speeee
Rang Yareo High School
Bond applicants and loan to Commonwealth team note
A fragment describes a loan to the Commonwealth team totaling £5,088,000 and the balance to be inscribed by the bank. It mentions 151 applicants for bonds and references theFederal Loan Subaeerpine.
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Banke
Bonda
District Matches Feature Close Lawn Tennis and Cricket Scores
Readable fragments show district matches with players Leighton, Beers, and Queeney among others. Cricket innings reveal Wilson Jet, Ganmurra Semmis, and Trevley contributing. final scores around 181 for 6 and 36 runs for Sumvelsum, with Angell and Crosbie among listed performers.
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Chipewerge VY
Sétliv
God Tet Abimee
Fai
Bury Aldie
Leighnon
Wueo
Inbuge
Bente
sSethwan Ye
Leighton Ye
Wilson Jet
I. Beer
Mine Quremey
Nelama
Queeny
Eueria
Muqueeney
J. Bene
R. Beer
J. Maiaueeury
J. Bear Ayit
E Tulinston
Mt. Comat
Sumvelsum
AL Cowell
Cate
Defesti Gmeades
Angel
C. Samueteon
Renty
Cookardale
Trevley
J. Meer
Ry Noli
Stanton
Henle
A. Crosbie
C. Jones
J. Maher
Victorian Championships tennis results and incidents in Melbourne
Victorian Championships featured Crawford defeating Vines in singles with other results including Hopman over Van Ryn and McGrath advancing. Women's champion Genital Le Messurier and notable doubles wins by Crawford and Buttsworth. A fire damaged sheds, a cyclist accident injured William Chandler, and a local report notes ongoing matches and crowd activity in Melbourne.
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Crawford
Vines Melbourne
Jhe
Ual
N-B.w
H Vines
USL
Hloushiy
White Fry
McGrath
Hii Hopman
M. van Ryn
Sproule
V. Motorwy
Vines
USA
Wey
BA AB
Femiginsl
HL Wines
Phemapaok
Yif
Saul ‘Ssa
van Rynpee
Oomma
Spreuie
Meadamex Omer Woot
Toyng
Misses Halland
Hartison
Mradamea
Buttsworth
Dire Vamptyn
Anthony
Butteworth
O'Hare Wood
Amd
Miss Toyne
Junie
Championese Ec
G. Tabein dL
A. Behe
Rookin
Upder
Guohtous
J. Hardgas
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Iam
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Broxner
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Meir Vaid
Malh
Tdkniers
Wagga
Ware Crubs Greens
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Bissing
Fisher
Lampe
Percy
Andice
Mont
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Williame
Stevenson
W. Manoux
Gaivs
D- Clancy
Ralsigh
Dobdner
Snodersss
Baylla
Amith
Hunter
Hartleen
Sly
Anderson
Bret Patters
Batlis Streepecur Wood Street
Federel
Edwards’ Sports Depot
Viclouse Feesle Echamnylanshins
C. Sproule
Milliday
Aycilel
Wilam Chandler
Charler ‘Wihmot Munstan
Fanrees
Company Limited
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