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COUNTRY NEWS. CARS COLLIDE.
When the drivers were dazzled by approachins lights, two cars containing nine Mullumbimby residents collided head-on at Bangalow. The occupants suffered cuts, bruises, and ...
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ON THE LAND N.S.W. HARD WHEAT.
The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Main) slated, yesterday that, on account of the development which had taken place in the commercial production of hard wheat in New ...
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Family Notices
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MAIZE STRAIN TRIALS.
Maize trials on the far south coast during the past two years have indicated very definitely the ability of certain strains to yield heavier than others. Thay, therefore, lend ...
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WATER SUPPLY FOR BELLINGEN.
The Bellingen Shire Council has decided to proceed with the arrangements for the installation of a water supply scheme at Bellingen. The capital cost of the scheme, ...
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HEADMASTER'S DEATH.
Mr. Alexander Nicholson, headmaster for the past two years of the Bowral Primary School, died this morning at the Bowral Hospital, aged 55. He was born at Lawrence, ...
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IMMUNISATION CAMPAIGN.
A campaign for immunisation against diphtheria is to be made immediately by Mr. B. C. Hughes. Administrator of Erina Shire. He will call public meetings immediately and ...
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GIRL SAVED FROM DROWNING.
When Lois Crisp, ascd 9, was attempting to retrieve a tennis ball, she fell into the Mulwarrie River. Her sister, Dorothy Crisp, aged 11, and Daphne Evans, 11, linked hands, ...
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CHILD FATALLY INJURED.
While playing on a turntable in the Harden railway yards, Ronald Milton Sibbrett, 6?, fell off and was tun over. His body was badly crushed and he died two hours later ...
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SAVED FROM DROWNING.
The presence of mind of Max Sheather, a local footballer, saved the young daughter of Mrs. C. Box from drowning in the Junee Park dam yesterday. Sheather, who was going to ...
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NORTH-WEST WATER
In an address, Mr. F. L. Satterthwalte, secretary of the North-west Water Conservation Development Committee, stated that the wool industry in the north-west was being ...
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HOMESTEAD BURNT DOWN.
One of the district's best-known landmarks was destroyed by fire on Saturday night, when the homestead known as Fields was burnt down during the absence of the owner, ...
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KATOOMBA BY-ELECTION.
There are Four candidates to contest Saturday's municipal by-election. They arE Messrs. L. J. Egan, A. S. West, G. o. Mocatto, and T. H. Thompson. ...
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FINES FOR BETTING.
At the Lismore Police Court to-day, Leonard Sargent was fined £20 for using a fruit and vegetable shop in Keen-street, Lismore, known as Sargent's Markets, for the purpose ...
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SALTBUSH CULTURE.
A definite contribution to I he problem of dealing with plant deterioration in the western division may be made by Mr. D. H. Wettenhall, of Jerilderie, who is securing ...
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Advertising
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SCHOOL CHILDREN TEND TREES.
Pupils of me Lithgow intermediate High School are taking a keen interest in the trees planted in the streets fronting the school on Arbor Day. They have covered the guards, ...
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BANANA MARKETING.
One of the laigest meetings of bananagorwers, held in Coffs Harbour gathered to heat Mr. A. Stevenson chairman of the Banana Marketing Board defend the policy of ...
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HOSPITAL SELLS FARM.
A farm which was bequeathed to the Lithgow Hospital some years ago by a woman, subscriber, has been sold to Mr. James Vought, of Lithsow, for £375. Payment is to be ...
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TRUCKING YARDS WANTED.
A deputation has been appointed to urge upon the Railway Commissioners, when they visit Rydal hext month, that trucking yards should be established there. The ...
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ENLISTMENTS IN MILITIA.
The Moss Vale sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers' League is taking a leading part in enlisting recruits for service in militia units, and already more than 30 young men have ...
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BRISBANE RAM SALES.
BRISBANE, Monday.—In the opinion of breeders and brokers this year's ram sales were tile most disappointing for many years, mainly due to the shortage of breeding, ewes ...
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NEW ZEALAND FARMERS
A comprehensive, although necessarily hurried, tour of the Moss Vale and Illawarra districts has been arranged for a party of New Zealand farmers who are arriving in Sydney ...
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GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr. and Mrs. George Plows, of Deuro-street, Mudgee, celebrated their golden wedding. They were married by Archdeacon Gunther in St. John's Church of England, Mudgee, in ...
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AGED MAN INJURED.
Reginald Moore, an aged man, was knocked down by a motor car. He was admitted to hospital, suffering from facial injuries. ...
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TWO CARS COLLIDE.
When two cars came into collision on the Newcastle road near East Maitland last evening, Norman Hodson and Norman Hellyer, of East Maitland, were in jured. They were ...
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THREE YOUTHS INJURED.
The twin sons of the Mayor of Yass (Alderman J. A. Davis), Henley and Kevin Davis, aged 18, and Cliff Asprey, 18, son of Mr. [?] Mrs. Bert Asprey, were injured in a [?] ...
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COUNTRY STOCK SALES.
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BRISBANE SHOW
The Brisbane Royal National Exhibition began to-day, and there is every indication that there will be record attendances during the week. Although several prominent ...
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RAILWAY FIRST AID.
Giving evidence at the inquest into the death of Thomas Maloney, a 74-year-old pensioner, who died from injuries received when a train ran over him last Friday week, Dr. W. H. ...
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