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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Sir,—Replying to Mr. Kenneth Wilkinson's article in the "Sydney Horning Herald" (Saturday, September 20), on the plight of our artists, I should like to make a few ...
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Family Notices
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ON THE LAND
The political policy which has been enforced upon Germany may not strike every Australian pastoralist as deserving of much consideration. The mere fact that Germany is 12,000 ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BOMBALA-ORBOST RAILWAY.
Sir,—Referring to the resolution passed by the Australian Natives' Association supporting a new railway linking up the rail-heads at Bombala (N.S.W.) and Orbost (Vic.), it might ...
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APPLE AND PEAR EXPORT.
An interstate conference of the Australian Apple and Pear Export Council will be held next Tuesday, at No. 4 Assembly Hall. Margaret-street. Sydney, at 10 a.m, and ...
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POULTRY.
To many poultry keepers it seems one of those inscrutable wavs of nature that hens are most addicted to Broodiness at the time of the year when they are least, or not at all ...
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AUSTRALIAN DEMOCRACY.
Sir,—The spirit in which the landowner, and the rural workers of Australia voted at the recent Federal election was, indeed a clear victory for democracy. On election day and ...
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RIVERINA WOOL CLIP.
ALBURY, Thursday.—Seasonable spring weather has enabled shearing to proceed in Riverina with little interruption, so that operations have terminated, except in Eastern ...
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WESTERN LANDS.
The Western Lands Commissioner (Mr. T W. Irish) and the chairmen of Land Boards (Messrs. Sydney Smith and A. A. Britton) have arranged to leave for Hay on Sunday ...
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Advertising
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HOMEWORK.
Sir,—The report from Tasmania of the injurious health effect of excessive homework for pupils in the secondary schools bringa to the fore a problem that our education ...
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BATHURST FRUITGROWERS.
At the annual meeting of the Bathurst and District Fruitgrowers' Association, Mr. R. G. Edgell was re-elected patron, Mr. R. W. Peacock president, and Mr. L. Ray secretary. ...
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TRIAL BROADCAST SERVICE.
Sir,—In your issue of Monday last, Canon Howard Lea, in a reported address, made the previous morning, makes the claim that the first church service broadcast was from St. ...
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AGRICULTURAL SHOWS.
ALBURY, Thursday.—The Walbundrie annual show was held to day in unfavourable weather. Principal awards include:- Horses.—Draughts—Stallion. 3yrs and over: W. ...
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COACHING DAYS.
Sir—In your issue dated October 2 I notice the death of the lete Mr. Harry Peckman, the last surviver of the early coach drivers of the Mountains. This recalls some old memories. ...
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NARRANDERA.
NARRANDERA, Thursday.—The show: concluded yesterday in ideal weather. Additional awards include:- Miscellaneous Horses.—Horse, in harness: A. W. ...
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
For replies to be published in Friday's issue, inquiries must he received the previous Wednesday. Correspondence must be accompanied by the name and address of the writer. ...
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MARTIN-PLACE.
Sir,—The letter of "Citizen One" voices the disgust of many other citizens, especially those compelled to use Martin-place. I am a business man occupying premises in that street, and ...
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TRANGIE EXPERIMENT FARM.
TRANGIE, Thursday.—The annual field day at Trangie experiment farm was held yesterday in beautiful weather, a good crowd of visitors being present. Mr. A. H. Macdougall. ...
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MANILLA JUNIOR FARMERS.
MANILLA, Thursday.—The local Junior Farmers' Club conducted their second annual exhibition under the guidance of Mr. Horscley. There was a most creditable display of vegetables, fruits, ...
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ADVERTISING AUSTRALIA.
Sir,—The geological fact that sandstone, conglomerate and limestone are in association accounts not only for that vast labyrinth of pits and domes known as the Mammoth Cave ...
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MAKING JOBS.
Sir,—There have been many requests to employers through the Press, urging them to make jobs available, however small! Some have advocated allotting one week's work in ...
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