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REAL ESTATE.
There has been steady business in suburban properties this week. None of the sales reported is outstanding, but the general tone of the market is ...
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STOCK SALES.
This is the first week in the history of the Flemington stock sales that auctions have been held on three days in one week. Friday has now become an established sale day, ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
The Minister for Works and Local Government (Mr. Spooner), who was accompanied by Messrs. Morton and Tully, Ms.L.A., met representatives of the Bowral and Mittagong ...
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ON THE LAND
In the earlier part of this week demand for fellmongered wools continued keen on French and Yorkshire account. It has since quietened, but in any case ...
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NOXIOUS WEEDS.
A survey of the weeds problem in New South Wales was made by Mr. K. G. Carn, weeds officer, at the conference of farm managers and ...
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NEW ENGLAND POTATOES.
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RECORD IN DOG SCALPS.
A record figure of £ 102 for payments during June, mostly for native dog scalps, was re— ported to a meeting of the Casino P.P. Board. The previous highest figure was £92 for May ...
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CONTROVERSY OVER DEMOLITION OF OLD COURTHOUSE.
The Minister of Justice (Mr. Martin), who has visited Coonabarabran to discuss with local bodies the controversy about demolition of the old courthouse, at a public dinner last ...
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COUNTRY CAPITAL AND INDUSTRY.
Speaking at ene o[?]cial opening of Ga[?] Meat Company's smallgoods factory, Mr. P. McGee (president of the Dubbo Chamber of Commerce) said that the country people ...
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WORKS PROGRAMME.
Erina Shire will begin on Monday its £48,000 rural electricity scheme which will connect up [?]0 centres. The work is expected to be [?]nished by Christmas. On the same day ...
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GOULBURN ELECTRICITY.
After 15 months spent in discussions, the Goulburn City Council decided, by six votes to four, last night, to accept the offer of the Minister for Works and Local Government ...
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GRAFTON HOSPITAL BUILDING SCHEME.
A new building scheme, at an estimated cost of £44,000, at the Grafton District Hospital was discussed with the Minister for Health (Mr. FitzSimons) and the chairman of the ...
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MERINO SHEEP.
CANBERRA, Friday.—The Acting Prime Minister (Dr. Page) is satisfied that New Zealand is not re-exporting Australian merino sheep. ...
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CHILDREN RESCUED FROM FIRE.
About 11 o'clock last night[?] an old shop, occupied by Mrs. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Cullen as a dwelling, was discovered to be on fire. The Cullens were absent. Two children ...
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CROWN WITNESSES ASSAULTED.
Before Mr. R. G. Cookson, P.M., in the Nyngan Police Court to-day. Edward Irvine[?] 41, shearer, was charged with assaulting Henry Beatty and Herbert Graham. Bertram Dixon[?] ...
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FODDER CONSERVATION.
The Royal Agricultural Society has forwarded to the various organisations interested in the conference on fodder conservation, soil erosion, and pasture improvement, to be held ...
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PHYSICAL CULTURE AT SCHOOLS.
Eighty teachers, drawn from schools in the Lithgow inspectorate, watched displays of physical culture and drill at Lithgow Intermediate High School to-day. Mr. H. ...
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CATTLE STEALING CASES.
At Maclean Court House, cattle stealing charges were heard against Raymond Schipp, 18, of Maclean, who was charged with having, at Mororo, on June 17, stolen a red brindle ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN EGGS.
ADELAIDE, Friday.—In an effort to stabil[?]se the price of eggs, an egg equalisation committee has been formed in South Australia to operate in conjunction with boards in other ...
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ALLEGED THEFT OF £1500.
At the Quarter Sessions yesterday, before Judge White, Leonard Francis Hunt, 31, commercial traveller, was acquitted on a charge of having stolen £ 1500, the property of Ernest ...
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MACLEAN HOSPITAL.
The Minister for Health (Mr. FitzSimons), accompanied by Dr. Colvin and Mr. Henry, M.L.A., the local member, visited Maclean Hospital and discussed the proposed ...
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AUSTRALIAN RAM'S SUCCESS.
A Dorset ram, owned by Mr. J. W. Dawkins, of Gawler (S.A.), was the first in its class at the Wolverhampton Show, and was later sold to a buyer from Chicago. ...
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RURAL SEWERAGE SCHEMES.
At a meeting of ratepayers, the shire president (Cr. J. J. Matthews) said that two schemes for sewerage at Port Kembla had been received by the Central Illawarra Council. ...
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CHILD KILLED
John W[?]ght, 14 months, the son of Mr. J. L. Wright, of Buckaroo, was killed Instantly when his father backed a motor lorry on to him. His father who was playing with ...
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EGG-LAYING COMPETITION.
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FATAL DRAUGHT OF WEED KILLER.
Feeling thirsty, a swagman drank from a drum which he believed contained water, but which actually contained weed-killer. He died soon after in the Wollongong District Hospital. ...
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SOLDIERS' CLUB.
"It is very pleasing to learn that during the past few months we have had very little call on the club's distress fund," said the president, Mr. Gordon Smith, at the annual ...
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HUNGER STRIKE ENDS.
The prisoner at Parramatta Gaol who has been on a hunger strike since Saturday accepted food yesterday after he had been transferred to Long Bay Gaol. ...
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