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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
6
The narrator recalls a bustling Gundagai visit filled with quirky vignettes. Ailing lovers, a shy constable, a bicycle chain mystery, and a wandering dog lead to comic misunderstandings and small acts of kindness among locals and travelers. The piece blends humor with affectionate local color and a gentle moral about helping others.
The piece surveys fashion, dances, and social events with sharp wit, detailing a Ladies Ball, a Boys' Brigade event, and humorous critiques of ball gowns. It notes canvas trims, kimono panels, and embroidery in a Parisian style, while musing on society, knowledge, and religious tolerance.
The article records a Lithgow debate over a House Bill not yet passed. Speakers warn Commonwealth finances may strain, question funding from customs revenue for bonuses, and discuss duties to support industry. Mr Sandford comments on iron supply and federal arms factory plans amid potential war disruptions.
A Sydney syndicate plans a 104000 pound wool mill at Sydon roads Murzichville to produce worsted cloth. Joseph Baxter of Bradford England will supply machinery, with labor imported from Bullieh and the Federal Government’s protection policy cited. Construction features concrete floors steel girders circular chimney and high speed engines. The project aims for full operation by February next.
A local government magazine issue reviewed as a comprehensive, well printed monthly publication covering local government acts, municipal affairs, and administration. Includes features on ministerial perspectives, awards for the Act, and discussions by officials and editors. notes its value for governance practitioners.
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