Wagga council meets with varied petitions and plans
Municipal Council of Wagga hears requests from Wagga Citizens Band for subsidy and Mutiny for chamber use. It considers footpath and guttering works, license questions, street lighting reports, and multiple building and subdivision proposals. Proposals include replacing a gun site, kerbing, and a bathhouse lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thompson
Order
J. R. Fuller
Shaw Street
Wagga
A. H. Glasson
Meurant Avenue
H. V. D. Read
Dral Hall
Memorial Gardens
D.C Comanding 50Th Battalion
Majority urged to save for stable finances and safe accounts
The article argues most people earn moderate incomes and should save systematically. It notes the Savings Account as a safe profitable method and mentions interviews with the Town Clerk about water disconnection notices outside municipal boundaries. It also covers interdepartmental cooperation on vehicle licensing and temporary lighting for safety during road works. Medicinal drenches for sheep are deemed ineffective without expert advice.
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Department of Agriculture
Keep Health Through All Seasons With Indian Root Pills
The article emphasizes maintaining good health year round and notes that strong health resists epidemics. It praises Dr Moree's Indian Root Pills as ideal for keeping bowels regular, aiding liver function, and regulating digestion.
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Dr. Moree
Unsewered Houses on Health Committee Recommendation
Municipal Council decided to forward letters to owners of unsewered properties in district two seeking explanations for lack of connection. Town Clerk to issue notices and explain the two schemes of capital expenditure and financing.
Printing in All Branches Gets Quote From The Ephone-51
A quotation is sought for printing across all branches from The e Ehone-51. The request lists operations, equipment, and rate considerations to determine feasibility and cost.
Batlow Potato Growers Push Standardisation and Seed Certification
Profitable potato production in the Batlow district hinges on seed selection and certified practices says A J Pinn of the Department of Agriculture. The Batlow Growers' Council, led by J B Dodds, supports cooperative marketing and seed certification, with the Rural Co-operative Society handling 17,000 bags of 20,000 dispatched by rail last season. Officials report rising yields from 3 tons 4 cwt per acre in 1934 to an estimated 5 tons this season, with entries in the Batlow crop competition reaching up to 11 tons 8 cwt per acre in some cases.
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Batlow
Pinn
West Batlow
W. Glynn
House numbering plan debated by Wagen Municipal Council
At the Wagen Municipal Council meeting the numbering of houses was discussed and referred to committees. Engineer Chaston reported most new streets are now numbered except a few spots. Owners of unnumbered cottages may be asked to declare willingness to have their homes numbered as the council plans a compiled list and notices to procure numbers.
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Unemployment Relief Council
Vuncil
Homes Services
Council
Wectricity
Eb, Pty. Trust
Baylis
A. Hardy
Johnston
E. R. Nesbitt
Forsyth Street
C. Meehan
Yaktree
Anderson Aries Ee
Commercial Bank of Australia Ltd
Travers Street
Wagga
Peter Street
William Morgan
O. R. G. Williams
Permiseton
J. Morton
Morrow and
Baylis Streets
Memorial Gardens
Diggers Avenue
Peter
Beckwith Street
Willans Hill
Baylis Street
Memorial Arch
Fb. T. Renison
Gormly Avenue
Lelcograph Photography Co
Wagen
Municipal Bndginerr
Chaston
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Mun‘Jepel
Bury
Pitsent
H. McDorough
J. N. Small EB
FP. Self
G. M. Cox
E. Fenn Lusher
L. Barrand
J. W. Stevenson
H. ©. G.using
J. H. VW
Scott J. W. Doyle
BH. J. McGrath
W. & Hill
Wnd Vo
Air DB. Cc. Dunkley
Docker Street
Osmond
Commonwealth Savings Bank
CommonwealthSavings Bank of Australia
Commonwealth
McDonough
Advance Australia Hotel
Department of Road Transport
Tanffi
Rake and Palazzi
Fitzmaurice
Batlow Potato Growers
aBulow
A. J. Pinn
N.S.W. Paotata Growers’ Council
J. B. Dodds
Batlow Growers
Kunuma
C. Ruchele
J. BE. Tindds
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