River Bridge Debate Prompts Call for Two Structures
The conference chairman Maginver Genet notes public demand for a river crossing between Wagga and Namadies and argues for two bridges on the stretch to spur closer settlement and connect Southern Riverina routes to Northern districts. Delegates from Cicicaire and Walla push for timely action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maginver Genet
Mutowe
Nycesa'ty
Wagingoberembe
Rivirina
Ay Cicicaire
Walla
Transport Case Appeal Move in New South Wales Courts
The High Court of Sydney heard an application by the New South Wales Commission to transfer a Transport Act case against the Green Star Trading Co Ltd of Melbourne from the Supreme Court to the High Court. Proceedings note potential Privy Council appeal and delays if leave is granted, with hearings possibly a year away.
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High Court of
Sydney
N.S.W. Comiiss
Green Star Trading Co. Ltd
Melbourne
Supreme Court
High Court
Justice Starke
Pils Council
Qeaver
Privy Council
Avation Wyati
270th Lottery First Prize Win Reported
The 270th Lottery drawing lists prize winners including first prize No 64712 held by Have Gone Sometimes returned by Jus BE Smith of Cooma Street Yass. Second prize goes to Lithgow's Turn Next by Mrs Brewer Lithgow. Third prize Wall A Bily attributed to Mr C Com Rowe Bay. Fourth prize Dryer awarded to Mr I Wemyss Dulwich Hill.
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Yenterilay
Jus
BE. Smith
Cooma Street
Yass
Lithgow
Sulky overturns driver in village mining accident
A sulky driven by Mr G McNickle of Hands Ours overturned after a collision as he attempted to pass a locked wagon. He fell and sustained injuries to head and limbs. The incident caused the sulky and horse to crash, leaving wreckage at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly McNickle
Wagga Horticultural Society Holds Meeting At Town Hall
The Wagga Horticultural Society met at the Town Hall on Vowsday with Mrs P Paylar delivering guidance on artificial fertilisers. Councillor advice praised the society for beautifying the municipality and a trophy fund was announced to cover costs of a cut flowers contest. The vase and sow of flowers competition drew 30 exhibitors and chrysanthemums by Mrs J Johnston impressed attendees. A house party fundraiser at Mr Mildwater’s Garwood Street home collected £2 5 toward society funds.
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Wishiel Horticultural Society
Wis
St Ye Town Hall
P Paylar
Government Bayementwurst
Wagga
Muaicipm Counuil
B. D. Cooper
Murray Street
Wis Society
J. Johnston
Downside
Mildwater ii
Garwool Street
NSW Budget Outlook Outlines Public Works Plans
In interview from Canberra on Saturday Premier Stevens expresses NSW satisfaction with conference outcomes. He notes next year’s public works budget around £9.5 million with £41.5 million already allocated to land and other projects. He says NSW can influence national public works policy but aims for a broad view benefiting all states. NSW plans a £2 million Fest budget for next year, with federal grants offsetting £180,000. Current year expenditure near £2.9 million, reduced by £800,000 federal aid, and judiciary pension increases about £1.4 million next year.
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Canberra
Mr. Stevens
Nsw
Stevens
N.S.W
Lown Council
SOLTON PARK DEFEATED IN STATE RINK SEMI FINAL
The Bolan Park rink skippered by Dr. N. J. Benjamin was defeated by North Sydney 39 to 10 in the State rink semi final yesterday. Sergeant of North Sydney beat Daizie of Lithgow, and Sydney’s team played through the late Flak championship on the city precincts this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolan Park
Wages
N. J. Benjamin
North Sydney
Aucuiplonohip Yeaterday
Sargeant
Daizie
Lithraw
Bydney
Hota Searon
Commonwealth's Wheat Pool Plan Fails In Parliament
The Commonwealth Government faces defeat as the plan to create a compulsory wheat pool collapses amid opposition from Tasmania and South Australia. Dispute centers on needing state legislation and constitutional powers, with costs estimated and radio and commerce clauses cited.
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Fhuisiag
Australia Agricultural Council
Commonwealth
Formania
South Arntealia
Taamania
Bouth Australia
Murttioa
Tatura Foal Race Victory Amid Mixed Names
The article reports a horse race at Tatura where Toung's Antlands defeated Daldy Gian in a 40 length contest. The text records unclear names and a Victorian setting with a mining reference.
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Toung
Daldy Gian
Wagga Club Baturday rink results posted
Teams led by Dobney Vains Lampe and William defeated Embien Reidel Glenn vat hbotson 26 to 15. Buckman Stevenson Sly Ne vonaugh beat Percy Lewis Dalglersh and Mitchelmore 25 to 16. Cursen Arnold Wenk Sapd rave triumphed over Hilfe Harold afoss Brineki 30 to 14. Johnston Hutchings Smith Hughes edged Osborne Rateigh Alderson Oates 20 to 19.
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Baturday
Dobney
Vains
Lampe
William
Embien
Reidel
Glenn Vathbotson
Buckman
Stevenson
Sly
Nevonaugh
Percy
Lewis
Dalglersh
Mitchelmore
Cursen
Arnold
Wenk
Sapdrave
Hilfe
Harold
Afoss
Brineki
Johnston
Hutchings
Smith
Hughes
Osborne
Rateigh
Alderson
Oates
Tragic Fox Hunt Accident Near Cootamundra
Frank Stoneham aged 26 died after a motor lorry shotgun exploded while he was pulling a gun from the vehicle during a fox hunt near Cootamundra on Thursday morning. He was a married man with a wife and three children surviving.
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Frank Stoneham
Dimgell
Cootamuatre
Ehonder
Stoneham Wen
Man
Quetta Quake Kills Thousands and Wrecks City
A powerful earthquake struck Quetta and Massurg causing massive deaths and widespread destruction. Reports say over 1000 killed including European officials and families. police and military losses high as native areas collapse. Punjab aid sent by plane to assist victims.
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Valcutta
Quetta
Miso Wald
Alt Ulldinge
Massurg
HOCKEY WOMEN'S MATCHES IN TRAINING DAY Card
Wagga versus Robins scheduled at Bolton Park tomorrow with listed players including Burt Richards Rynehart Clare Denwmery Crichton Aye Taylor Math ews and reserves. Shamrocks play at the showground on Monday at 11 86 am with Jarrick Delaney Taylor Scott Wiley and Camplin among lineups.
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Wagga
J. Menales
BM Bauniel
Marion
A. Boswell
J. Lenergua
Stone
A. Lehmang
M. Plating
Waldron
M. Kiel
L Jarrick
Delaney
G. Taylor
M. Scott
Wiley B. Camplin
N. Cloar
M. Hum
Kings Birthday Carnival Hockey Clash At Wasen Ground
Wagga Women’s association hosts a hockey carnival at Wasen ground with Tumut Leeton and The Rack teams taking part. The fires match starts at 9 am as teams contend in single day seedings despite a two day plan.
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Wagga
Wagga Women's Association
Wasen Thowground
Tumut
Leeton
Wagga Men Suspended From Ryan Cup Matches
The Ryan Cup hockey competition schedule is halted as the Victoria team travels to Sydney for Country Week. Wagga players W Belton J Drummond and J Deegan are listed in the squad with A White captaining the side to face Jones Stars at Bolton Park after the delay.
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Tommorrow
T'Versey
Sydney
Wagga
W. Belton
J. Drummond
J. Deegan
Northern Districts
Bolton Park
Jones Stars
A. White
Bailey
Scott
W. White
R_ Lonerma
Copland
W. Rae
Best
Reta
Wilson
Day
King George to Celebrate Toi Birthday Holiday in London
King George will mark the Toi Birthday with a ceremonial Trooping of the Colors by the Guards' Battalions in London at Horse Guards Parade. The event attracts large crowds as June 8 is observed as a public holiday across the British Empire.
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George
London
Horse Guards
British Empire
King Nelsons Cold Alters Levee and Birthday Parade
The King caught a light cold after a levee and missed the night reception while the Queen and Royal party attended. The Wag a Multa March on Monday marks the King's Birthday with a drill hall assembly at 9:90, parade to Memorial Gardens, a 10:88 salute, and further military sports then a social evening.
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Wagga Multa
Memorial Gardens
Wagga Citizens’ Band
Wagga Citizens
Or l Hall
Waplanade
We Kwith Street
Dil Hall
Nursing Sister Farewelled at Wagga District Hospital
An afternoon reunion of Wagga District Hospital trainees was held at Mrs J Tiskine's residence in Baward Street to farewell Blutor Stewart who departs for Melbourne on Thursday to continue nursing. Stewart trained at the hospital and has served eleven years, acting in place of Matrons during absences. Attendees included Mesdames Coates Allan Halley Anderson and others. Anderson presented a bouquet as guests hosted an afternoon tea.
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Wagga
The
Hopital
Ble
Mesdames N. Coates
Blackie
Allan
Nee McSpadden
J. Halley
Nea Farmer
G Anderson
Harding
J. Ir Influence Maher
G. C. Triustan
Ree More
Slatera Cottrell
Musgrave
Millar
Mallon
Welly
Kingston
Mrmr Anderson
Blazer Stewart
Mya
Inwkine
Mrs. Inekinn
Dreswed
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Yaes
Counee
Ns.w
Poritedny
Solton Park
Champio
Wagga Club
Cootamundra
King's
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