1925 Flood Catchment and Sluice Challenges Across NSW Rivers
Historical report outlines the 1922 and 1925 flood events in the Murrumbidgee region, detailing catchment sizes from 6 030 to 89 square miles, major tributaries, and spillway dimensions. It notes cyclonic storm influence, sluice closures, and the spillway design revisions aiming to handle up to 230 000 cusecs, yet proving inadequate during May 1925 floods. It also mentions a 1927 mortgage dispute at Erigolia where farmers resisted foreclosure, compelling the matter toward legal defense.
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Coal Miners Strike Aberdare Central for Wage Tax
Coal miners at the Aberdare Central mine refused to work in protest of Lang's wage tax. Workers declared they would not labor for Jack Lang in response to the new measure.
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Lang
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Jack Lang
Ugly Man Competition Drives Funds for Lewisham Hospital
Candidates entertained at Lewisham Hospital by Reverend Mother and Sisters as the Ugly Man contest proceeds raise 347 pounds for Lewisham Hospital and 173 for the Wagga District Ambulance. Speakers praised the campaign’s harmony and support across factions amid hard times.
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Wagga
J. L. Watts
Mather
M. P. Loth
Whgen
J. W. Dwyer
Blue_ Sisters
Lewisham
Sydney
Slatera
Themelves
Father Barry
Tragic 120 Foot Fall Claims Potany Laborer
William Gledhill aged 26 a laborer from Potany died after toppling from the 120 foot height at the Commonwealth Savings Bank construction site on Fitt Street. His body was severely mutilated.
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Sydney
William Gledhill
Potany
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Fitt Street
Man Found Dead at Quat Quatta Station Near Corowa
The body of a man named Reardon was found at Quat Quatta station near Corowa by opossum hunters on Tuesday morning. He had earlier roused farmer Elliott claiming They were after him. He appeared deluded and died in what is thought to be heart failure due to shock after seeking refuge in his hut.
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L. Johnston
L. Watts
J. L. Watts
Anne
Alec Meldrum
L. cc
Quat Quatta
Corowa
Reardon
Elliott
Dole Inspectors Receive Termination Notices
Ninety dole inspectors appointed by the Government received notices on Thursday indicating their employment ends June 30 due to the unemployment relief tax expiration. The letters, signed by State Labour Exchange manager J Bellemore, say their work authority expires and indicate consideration for possible future reemployment from July 1.
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State Labour Exchange
J. Bellemore
Unemployment Relief Council
Bank Clerk Foils Perth Robber in West Perth
A man attempting to rob the metropolitan markets branch of the I S and A Bank in West Perth yesterday was confronted by clerk McCyne who fired a shot grazing the would be robber on the head. The robber persisted until help arrived and the assailant was captured and handed to police.
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Metropolitan Markets
I S. and A. Bank
West Perth
McCyne
Atruvgle
National Convention Pushes Tariff Cut and Expanded Women Delegates
The National Convention carried a motion for a substantial tariff reduction across all existing duties. A small majority approved a proposal barring readmission for two years for expelled members. Debates covered constitutional changes and increasing women delegates on the executive from two to three.
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Sydney
Ihaa
Lang Government Sets Tax Return Deadline
A special gazette issued on Thursday urges taxpayers to lodge salary and dividend returns with the Commissioner of Taxation by July 31. Any assessment will follow shortly after.
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Lang
Commissioner of Taxation
Papal Position Faces Harder Test After Recent Utterances
Officials in Rome say the Pope's latest statements have made the papal position notably harder to defend abroad and at home, signaling increased scrutiny of his authority and policy stance.
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Wagga Stock Sale Dates Announced For July
Owing to adverse conditions for cattle a mixed sheep and cattle sale is planned at the Wagga Municipal Saleyards. The sale, hosted by Wagga Associated Selling Agents, is set for Thursday July 2 following last week’s mixed sale.
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Cattie
Wagsen
Wagga Associated Selling Agents
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