Special Meeting on Finances of Murramdgre Agricultural Association
Members of the Murrambidgee Agricultural Association met to tackle a £19,082 overdraft as the 41 member-strong committee convened. The Treasurer warned the Bank may be approached unless fundraising and a member canvass improve the cash position ahead of the Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrambdgre Lastoral and Agricultural Association
N. EB. Mitchelmore
T. V. Brunahill
Chapman
Reid
Corelhob
G. Wild
W. M. Hammond
Finance Committee
D. R. Tarmblin
T. W. Brunskill
Hamblin
J. C. Blamey
Kyeamba Smith Hall
T. A. Brunakill
Michelmore
Flagsmut in Wheat Varieties in New South Wales
Flagsmut continues to devastate NSW wheat. of 40 resting varieties only nine resist under field conditions and Nalawa remains most area productive. Nabawa likely to become the leading early wheat due to productivity and drought tolerance. Dan and Tuela fully resistant but not highly productive.
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N.S. W
Nalawa
Dept. of Agriculture
Dan
The Majestic Cafe Home of Murray Cod and Poultry
The Majestic cafe on Gurntod Street offers three course meals and fresh seafood including Murray cod, mullet, schnapper, flathead, whiting, and smoked fish. It also lists poultry supplies and a range of wheats with notes on disease susceptibility and varieties.
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Murray Cod
THE
Majestic Cafe
Gurntod Street
Peters & CO
Majestic
Bishop Fox Elevated as Young Australian Prelate
The 36 year old Rev. Father T M Fox is named Bishop of Wilcannia Forbes succeeding Dr W Hay cen and follows Archbishop of Hobart Dr Barry. Born in Broken Hill to an Irish father, Fox studied at St Patrick's Seminary Manly and Rome at the Dagenda College. He returns to Australia to serve Forbes as administrator before his elevation.
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T. M. Fox
Wilcannia- Forbes
W. Haycen
Barry
Hobart
Australia
Hroken Hill
Father Fox
St. Patrick's Seminary
Manly
Rome
Pro- Dagenda College
Apostolic Telegate
Cattaneo
Australis
Forbes
Appeal for Full Attendance Noted in Day’s Report
A report for the day records an appeal urging full attendance at the event. Details emphasize the importance of participation and collective presence to support the occasion.
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Ing
City property sales hinge on private deals in Sydney market
Three major city properties changed hands in a private set of transactions around Pitt Street and George Street. Clyne House at 72 Pitt Street sold to Provident Life Assurance Co for about £48,000, while 388 George Street, occupied by Home Recreations Ltd, went to Singer Sewing Machine Co for £30,000. The City Council valuation stood at £40,550 and historic talks noted a prior sale of Clyne House in 1921 for £25,006 and a later £90,000 resale. The market stock includes frontages and building depths on major streets, with one deal reportedly sealed secretly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livyjuun
Bwbutt Street
St. George Armstrong
Charles Crammon
Richardson and Wrench, Ltd
Clyne House
Pitt Street
the Provident Life Assurance Co
City Council
Clyno Howse
Sydney Stock Exchange
Armstrong
Raine and Horne Ltd
Market
Bathurat Street
Safe blown at Coramba Dairy Co. office
A gang used geliquite to blow the safe at Coramba Cooperative Dairy Co. near Coffs Harbour in the early hours of Tuesday. They escaped with about £10 in notes and silver and two cash bores found away from the factory. Police link the raid to a mobile gang active in country towns. The blast was muffled by packing the safe with bags and papers.
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Coramba Cooperative Dairy Co
Coramba
Coffs Harbor
Hendren Hit by Ball During Nottingham Match
While batting for Nottingham against Middlesex Hendren was struck on the head by a ball bowled by Larwood. He collapsed unconscious and was carried to the dressing room then taken by ambulance to hospital for treatment of a badly split car. He later left the hospital. The blow was plainly heard in the pavilion.
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London
Nottingham
Middlesex
Hendren
Larwood
Spectator in London nets £170000 in five days
A London spectator achieved a profit of 170000 pounds in five days through dealings in N.9.W. stocks. The rapid gain underscores a volatile market period and raises questions about timing and risk in short term trading.
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London
N.9.w
Federal Labor Plans and Coalition Reactions After Melbourne Conference
Federal Labor leans toward implementing the Melbourne conference plan with ministers briefing before a Federal ALP Executive meeting. NSW MPs Alley and Oatage vote for acceptance while United Australia Party stalls over bill details. Opposition pledges general support with caveats. Many civil servants seek early retirement to lock in superannuation before salary cuts, with the Superannuation Branch handling about a dozen applications daily.
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Efert
Melbourne
Premis
A.L.P
Messrs
Alley
Oateg
N.8.w. Dete
United’ S Australia Party
Lyons
Wheat Poll Extended for Wheat Producers List
The Minister of Agriculture Hon. W. F. Dunn states the exhibition period for producers lists is extended to Wednesday June 24. Claims and objections must be received by 5 p.m. that date at the Returaine Officer of the State Marketing Bureau in Sydney. He notes few claims so far and urges producers to inspect the list to improve accuracy and warns no further extensions will be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FP. Dunn
M.L.A
State Marketing Bureau
G.P.O
Sydney
Dunn
Cobden District Co operative Wins Butter Shield
The Cobden District Co operative Pioneer Cheese and Butter Factory Co of Victoria won the silver shield for this season's butter competition with an average grade of 94.11 points. The Australian Dairy Council announced the results at its latest meeting with NSW reps Messrs Gordon and Binks present. Gloucester Dairy Co Ltd and Candela Co operative Dairy Society Ltd of NSW tied for second on 93.54 points, followed by Noreo Co operative Ltd Kyngle NSW with 93.51 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cobden
Noreo Co-operative, Ltd
Kyngle
N.9.w
Schneider Trophy in doubt with Britain or default source says
Paria correspondent of the Daily Herald reports the Schneider Trophy may go to Britain or be defaulted. The French entry is mocked as a joke and Whil and Italy are seen as unlikely contenders or non starters.
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Paria
Daily Herald
Britain
Italy
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Canimbla
College Purple
Cleveland
Dury
Florence
Gresley
Nizam
Rajah
Ranee
Sultan
Turvey
Union
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