Resignation Accepted and Shire Reports Noted
Cobbora Shire council accepted Dr Maurice’s resignation with regret while praising his Local Government service. The Shire Clerk presented financial alterations, rate book changes, and tenders for kerbing and guttering pending department talks. Correspondence covered a six thousand pound loan, ex prisoner sustenance, gravel road works, endowment filing, and rural electricity tariff planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Nott
Maurice
Ayone
Nott
Fullowite
W. CG. Praden
Mendoovan
Dept. of Main Roads
A. T
G.M.L.A. Society
Socety
Council
W. F. Dunn
M.L.A
Dunn
Neil McLeod
Lincoln
Raad
Department of Local Government
Ponies Die From Poisoned Grass Outbreak
SYDNEY Monday police believe poisoned grass killed three valuable Shetland ponies from Wirths Circus. Six ponies fell ill while en route to Grafton. three died after suffering, the others recovered after treatment.
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Sydney
Wirth
Grafton
Union Leaders Oppose Workers Owning Homes in Wollongong
In Wollongong on Monday, State President Bulmer of the Builders' and Workers' Industrial Union argued against workers owning their homes. Speaking at the Political Science Institute winter forum, he claimed home ownership dulls militancy and impedes progress in housing struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollongong
Builders’ & Workers’ Industrial Union
Bulmer
Political Science Institute
Council to Honor Mr Gribble for Council Meeting Reports
The President Dr Whiteley praised Mr Gribble for providing invaluable service to the Council and ratepayers with precise reports of meetings. A motion to send a letter of appreciation to Mr Gribble was carried unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Trom J. Gribble
Wellington
Cy. Nott
Gribble
McLeod
Whiteley
NoXious Weeds and Council Actions in Coolah Shire
Coolah Shire Council discusses forming a county district to control noxious weeds and seeks Cobbera Shire’s view. It agrees to cooperate, arguing it’s unfair for a council that suppresses weeds to bear others’ failures. Council plans to buy a Britstand Grader after inspection and sell its current unit. Permission granted to install a pump at Mendooran premises under standard conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolah
Cobbera
Department of Main Roads
Sydney
A.W.C
Rabbit skins dearer at Sydney sale amid varied grades
Supplies of rabbit skins at Wednesday's Sydney sale reached 534 tons with better descriptions holding prices. Other grades showed increases of about 3d per lb on average, as top values from the first incoming lot reached 1374d to 190d, with various lots and damaged skins quoted across categories and grades. Hoodkins realised 4 per cent to 3 64 cog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sid Welty
Pelty
Melty
Hoodkins
Slipping drama announced for Dark Corner run three nights
A regional theater airs the slipstream mystery Dark Corner with performances this Wednesday Thursday and Friday. The production centers on uneasy secrets and a tense atmosphere as the cast navigates shadowed motives and suspenseful scenes.
Woman MP to Help Constituents From Salary Rise
CANBERRA Monday Mrs Blackburn MHR said she would spend her £690 salary rise in helping the people who elected her to Parliament. Mrs Blackburn is the Independent Labour Member for Bourke.
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Canberra
Blackburn
M.H R
Boat Abandoned in Pacific Search Fails to Find Yawl Alone
SUVA Monday report states Aeroplanes and ships from New Zealand have ended their search for the 27 foot yawl Alone. Shipping men tear wat the yawl encountered a storm south of Fiji during May. Alone left Suva on May 2 for Auckland and has not been heard of since.
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Suva
New Zealand
Fiji
Auckland
Fear of Major Industrial Upheaval in Australia
Sydney reports that moderate trade union leaders foresee major industrial upheaval after the Ironworkers' Union repudiates the steelworkers' award. The union plans to lodge claims against Broken Hill Pty Ltd and Australian Iron and Steel this week, signaling rising labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ironworkers
Steelworkers
Broken Hill Pty. Ltd
Ren and Steeh
Taylor Will Sail Cutter to Sydney
Syoner yachtsman Gordon Taylor aged 30 canceled plans to sail his 44 ft cutter Utiekah from Broken Bay to Coff’s Harbour yesterday. Weather permitting he and his wife accompanied by a boatwoman will return to Sydney on the cutter Barrier Reef trip postponed.
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Sydney
Syoner
Gordon Taylor
Utiekah
Broken Bay
Coff's Harbor
Barrier Reef
Taylor
Liberal leadership debate on president seating on policy committee
Melbourne based Liber Party executives stated that if Mr R G Casey becomes president he should take a seat on the Policy Committee. Federal Liberal leader Mr Menzies supported the idea of the president sitting on the committee.
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Melbourne
Manelaye
Liber Party
R. G. Casey Becsme
Part
Liberal Party
Menzies
Public auction sale of household furniture and effects
Mr D V Roddy auctioneer offers sale by public auction for Mr T McFarlane at 118 Pierce Street on Saturday next June 28. Included is high class items. Full particulars appear in this issue. A strong programme follows on July 2 3 and 4 featuring Vera Ralston in Murder s in the Music Hall Merle Oberon George Brevit Till We Meet Again.
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D. V. Roddy
T. McFarlane
Pieres Street
Mr. McFarlane
Pierce Street
Vera Ralston
Music Hall
Merle Oberon
George Brevit
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Cobbora Shire
CR. Maurice
J. Whiteley
Southern Electricity
Electricity Authority of
N.E.W
Mendooran
N.sw
Messers Gutherdge
Haskins
Davey
Couneil
Gutheridge
Smith
Brom Cudal Shire
Boden Gulgong
Goolman
Gulgong
Goaneil
Reuben Gray
Randwick
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