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UN ited and published by the' solo -:ot------ :o:------Thursday, September 5, 2.30 p.m.— piSjprietor^ P. J, ¡C'.«Tery, at his Auction Sale at Farm 240, Leeton, registered printing oflice, Bannu On Sunday last the annual celebra MARKETING BOARD DISPOSE and Wright, Auctioneers. OF 12,000 TONS Avenue, GrilQth, in the State of tions In honor of the .Sacrod Heart The Big Movie Pageant Allen Friday, September 6. — Annual. look place at the Secred Heart New South Wales, Australia. Catholic Ball, Shire Hall, Darlington ^ AT,, «11/R3/. per TON AJÎEA Church, Orillitli. The Masses at eight T-he*wii3cofTu itTgttiar \V^kly juvrilsg “ 1st. i V t ATÌ ON and ten were celebrated by the Kev. of the Hospital Movie Pageant Com Friday, September 6, at 8 p.m.Griffith, Thursday, Septombor 5, 1929 Father O’Dea. Tin* epadous church Mr. R. H. Hankinson, chairman mittee took place on Monday night. Annual General Meeting, Griffith was packed at each Mass. At the ten Special Trains and Sideshows. Cricket Club, at Mlrrool House bar o’clock Mass the Rev; Father Slattery, of the Rice Marketing Board, in The chief concern rf those present racks, Inspector of Catholic Schools, proa forms us that the board has com the special trains which are to bo Saturday, September 7, at 2.30 p.m. E a t M o re Rice ched. After the beautiful sermon the- pleted a big sale of rice at the was Blessed Sacrament was exposed. A high price of £ 11/ 10/- per ton run on October 7. It was definitely de Auction Sale, a/c Mrs. J. L. Hama, very large number, of people, iucJiui- f.o.r. sending stations, 11,000 tons cided to run a train from Narrandera Yarhbil Street, Griffith. G. A. H. but gome further consider Richards, Auctioneer. •The Area’s main cereal growth io Ing the school children, the CiiiUren being taken by the Associated and Leeton, is to be given to the proposal to Saturday, September 7.--Lillian Olah rite] *vhieh grows here to perfection. of Mary and l]e Hibernians, kopti Millers .and 1000 tons by Gldford ation Such being the case it does not follow watch ^witli the Blessed Saciament,j Love artd Co. This leaves only a run one from I'emora. Another Impor In “The Wind,” and “His Captive that other rice growing countries have during the day. At the evening devo-j little over 4000 tons of the 1923 tant business was that cf choosing be Woman,” featuring Milton Sills, Ly necessarily something to learn from tious, when the Church was a.gain| season crop to be disposed of. tween rival professional showmen ceum, Griffith. the Area husbandry. Nothing really packed, the Rev. Father Slavery | The board was able to secure this v.lu) desire to supply money making Sunday, September 8.-^Band Con and devices and work these In cert, Lyceum, Griffith, 8.45 p.m. happens to make M.I.A. rice the bet' preached another beautiful sermon, | improved price, through beifig in games with the commiRee. Final Sunday, September 8.—Big Austra in the world, except a combination of towards the end of w.lilch many were a position to wait until the mill conjunction ity to this matter cannot be reached lian Rules Cup Match, Leeton v. Grlf ers wanted the rice. It was then climate, water and soil. When our moved to t''ars. W- regret that until the return of a hospital com- flth, at Griffith. growers have had a few years' experi Father Slattery would not permit usj «imply a case of the millers .ask mlttcernan from Sydney, Sunday. September 8.—Griffith v. ing wiiat pt icc Is the rice, and the ence an,d gained a knewledge of the to publisli hie dlscoiirsea as delivered! Cycle and Foot Races. Leeton (Rugby Leagpie), at Leeton, suitability of different varieties of on Sunday, yet we cannot refrain from sale was marie. The extra £1 Mr, C. Henry, secretary for the for the Lyceum Cup. seed the Australian human factor may saying that' hi.s two sermons on Sun per ton thus gained fc” the grow Cycle submitted a programme of Mouday, September 9.—Irene Rich also enter into the equation, and our day last justify to the full all that has ers will recompense them for the sports Club for October 7 and a supply of in "Craigh’s WU'e,” and "Red Lips,” £14,000 expended on the storage rice become still of finer quality. That been said of him a.s a pviaclK'r. publicity matter which brought forth T.yceum de Luxe. sheds. rice-growing is a payable crop need hearty commendations from the com Monday, September 9.—Meeting of only be learned at a glance, but the After the sermon on Sunday even mittee. Lakeview-Hanwood Cricket Club, ing the rrocession of the Blessed FURTHER £1 PER TON ADVANCE sale of this article of commerce in Registered Race Meeting. Hotel Victoria, Griffith, 8 p.m. ’Australl» it> i -»mall that already the Sacrament took place. Certainly this On Friday last Messrs. Hankin Mr. W. McCann, secretary of the Tuesday, September 10.—Old Time Area production is equal to home con beautifully arranged rrocession. wa,s son and Abrahams wired the office sumption, viz, 25,000 tons. It is a very very impressive. The children ilres- at Leeton that successful negotia Griffith Race Club reported that every Dance, Memorial Hall, Griffith, under whcrlesome diet, and one especially sed in wliite, so gentle, yet so confi tions had been completed with thing was in excellent ..shape for the auspices U.A.O.D. Tuesday, September 10, at 8 p.m.— suited to the northern half of Austra dent in movement, and wit hid every- the bankers for a further advance horse races on Pageant Day. Returned Soldiers to Help. lla, owing to climatic reasons, but seemed -so well bulancid, even of .LI per ton to be made to Annual Meeting of Griffith and Dis The Returned Soldiers’ League com trict Cricket Assn at Mlrrool House Anglo Saxon, who ruins his liver in the,*« detail. Ihirimt the pro- growers. ■* mence their regular weekly work- barracks, tropics by his -diegiance to the flesh h’®««’«« nights at Pageant headquarters ou pots of his native land, is not a ’'rr.iPi lo Friday, September 13.—Big Football Friday night. eating individual—tliat is to say, he, H eart alf Burnin.ir. Just beWind TJp Ball in Melbergen Hall. W ed d ing Bells The Jondaryan Club has very gen does not regard it as a staple diet t o , . t k e devotionvS were brought to a erously ctime forth witli tlie prize be eaten at least once daily. The Ausf a th e r 0 Dea congratumoney for the Trial Handicap ( £ 10) tralian consumption Is 9 1b. per head ^ parialnonera on their grout PARKINSON—MCGREGOR L Y C E U M D E L U X E This event will now be known as the per annum. Perhaps the A n g l o f.iith tli, r day. He — ........■» ' ' .... . Jondaryah Club i ’rial Handicap. bíártié aiso, also ttíUTílTOd FUTnCl, îTTltory OH Tltíí OWH* . * i willi -.i />prmg ilowera ou Wed, »axons cnolc COOK Is ts l;irciélv laigeiy tn xo oíame , At the T.yceum, Griffith, on Saturday ‘»•cause rice when properly cooked , behalf ami on bcdiall ol (he r ongt ga- iie.sday la^t, fn honor of the' marriage evening an exceptionally good pro can be made a very palatable dish. lion for hla w-’ll delivered and insti'iic-| of MIh ......... Mf.Hi-egor .only daughter gramme will he screened The ever* The e-'oeery man is perhaps a factor,five sermons, ami said tlmt *^ ^ of and Mrs. N. D . McGregor of of Mr, Football popular Lillian Gish, with Lars Han in making rice unpopular also. Highly- progroBS whn h the ‘,1 GilOlth, to Ml. George Thornton plirk-------:o:------son and a cast of favorites appear in polished rice is greatly injured from,ôdal. y had ^ elder son of Mrs, A. Parkinson, “The Mind.” It is a drama of a a digestible and nutrient point of view, part, to the- insphmg „ciniQun wiuc \rtarmon friendless girl’s soul—her love In a and in the countries of the East is now Father «laUmy delivereil during h ^ seldom used. But the Anglo-Saxon-ânnual visitation, lathei There will be no Rpgby match at desert wildernes.s—a turmoil of hutnai. Celtic grocer likes things to lo o k , congratulated t.m nhoir. .LUp pj,.iuro. iierl^*rifflth cui Sunday. Th(~lo(‘aliie,s are emotion immng the furies of the pretty in the shop window, .and does live of Sunday's celebratioim wou dj^^^^^ beautiful old lace had been' to i.eeton ami will endea cyclone-swept 'Eexan country, and Is not care a Continental about his cus not be complete without reteiencu ‘Jmvorn by many brides, fuul wim lent I' "r to r.-galii the mucli-prized T.yceum from, the famous prize-winning novel tomers' health. Hence they dem.ind t|,e sw<*et and, devotion'll singing ot; ^ rumean Tteneath it fell Oup. Leeton was defeated on Sun by Dorothy Scarborough. our raisins dipped in lye to give them St. Patrick's Choir at !a train iif billowy liille. HyaciuthSjOay last hj*. \\ ugga, at Lehton, by one I3\er.vbody's favorites, Milton Sills a goOid color, and our apricots sul-Sit (ho ovining dovOtiou'ij 'Pho choli laud lilies of the valley wore carried, j I'olid• •< "'as a very even game, and and Dorothy Mackaill, appear in Satur phured for the same reason, when :-ou.suits of 31 momhoi'ii, who have, The Ui'V. Hugh Patou was the oMi |on Sunday a great, tus.sle will take day’s other attraction. “His Captive Woman.” He trailed this inurdress to they would be more whole.some and hi'i-n, as one critic put ;td on Snnilay. c.ialing clurgyinin. idaee. tlie end of tile woild, and there fell in more cheaply produced without these, v.ddod into one gram unit by their Miss Btnuin Kvinmis, a prutty love with lier. He didn’t know he mineral adjuncts. Any propaganda in lalented and gifted choirniistress, Mrs. triondp, lookr'sl (‘hai'miiu’: in her daffo A U S T R A L IA N R U L E S would some day take her back to the favor of "eating more rice” should in- J. R, Alton. dil geoisetle fi'Oek. as she followed Ituv us his wife—and tell the horrible Jude the proper milling of the cereal. ^— - the hi'Tde up Un* aisle. The hemline Local rice growers have reason to yj,. wiH Carter, iiopulur • man- fr'U long«*!- at Ihe bade, and (he deli- BIG ATTRACTION ON SUNDAY trulh to a murder jury. >ngratulate themselves upon the fore-1 (own, who is in the einploy of| etile shade of the froek was admirably On tile Gridith Rugby Oval on Sun There are also a number of features of the to be screened on Saturday night that >ht of their managers in having erecIrrigation Commission, loft Grif- oontrusted by a large hat of KteetC day, Leeton (premier te.am alrong Grif will make up a big night’s entertain'ied the Immense rice sheds at m|., ycBterduy for Balrunald, where he Baku straw, She carried a bomiuet -pp combination. Griflilh, with rmnt. Murrami. These sheds were bullt^^^.ju pppnd a fortnight’s holiday with ol dalfudils and mignonette. ¡weak team, were defeated at Leeton Monday. because it w<ts found that rice was pjg parents. injured b/ being stored in silos, but, , , Mr. Ross I’afklifscrn' Mid the best’,,^^^ Sunday, hut Leeton will liave to “Craig's Wife,” featuring the charm ¡face a much .«itronger side on thi.s ing Irene Rich, will be one of the at must be stacked in bags under cover. At the Waratali a m-epi ipn occasion. l.ceion’B display of hand tractions ou Monday at the Lyceum. That It 18 nece«s."iry to store the rice the recent meeting ft Whitton a held the cmulusion of the oerd- p.p] light corners last week Every wife (and husband, too), should It the growers' expense comes about (notion in favor - of building a mill niony.,al Mrs. McGregor received the ideasure to watch. They were make a point to see "Craig’s Wife.” ,4gh the limited market for the'^^ tpg Area was actiaily carried, but guests, being gowned In nai;, Inal lette. p;o,Khi with the ball, each play This domestic film is ivacked with freaTTfi Australia, and the fact that without complete comm-and of the Aus- Her posy of red mscs gave e.ffedive ,.¡,1 of Ihe leather when in I use drama, tingling thrills and deep Fthe millers only buy at their own .niarket, which the present Im- touch of color lo her ensemble. Mr.s. .,,1,1 this is the attitude Grit a,)(II ai kgure it the srfics are forced in any port,tTutles do not appear to give to I'arkiimon’s gown was ol Idaek vel\e( j.pp p, upopt on Sunday. Tiie “Red Lips,” ou the same bill OU way. This has been well shown dur- Jocal growers, some hesitation will with slitmmering gold trimmings. Slie p, ¡pp „(■ ,i„. Ccitiith Di.strict Monday, stars Cliarlos Rogers and ^ 0 the past week, when s.ales of naturally be feit about embarking ffiOOO tons of rice have been made at upon a venture the success of which won* a hat lo tom-, and carried an jp)j;pimi so It is hoped a big atteii Mal ion Ni.xun. It -shows the heart of armlet ot carnatioms, £ 11/ 10/-, although a month ago, only ¡g „ot emphatically assured. tdance will be piesent. Mr, Webb, the a college youth laid bare—in u Irank — well-known umpire, will control the and daring way — showing hi.s battle £1Q/10/- was offered. The sheds cost From a Casual glance there appears MOSS—JOHNSON ^game, The mutch will commence at with the t.empiutions of modern col £14,000, and appear to sitow a return to be no reason why a profitable sale lege life. of £12j300 already thj? ■'season, be- ¿jf ,.¡0^ could not be made overseas A luerty wawlding w-is ( tdchraied on 3 p.m, wedne&day ---- ^ cause had there be«rt no available c^.pectally as the quality is of a supor- August huh in St. AL-rk's Glnm'ii.j Another great programme will he eônage the sale êuld not have been lative char.icter. California is at pt'e-^ Darling I’oiul, Syiliuy, when Gladys Coming Tennis Champion slmwn ou Wednesday, “The Man in I sent shipping rice annually overseas Amelia, youngest daughter ol •Mr. and ^ of Hanwood, was GRIFFITH GIRL STILL N WINNING Hobbles” (suggested by Peter B. itL|* d'sti-'rbing th^ rice-'and Australia should do likewise. It Mrs. A. .1 Johiifion. ot kyne’B story), with John Harron, hi the necessity of 'may be stated that with a co-operative married lo Mr. Frank H, Moss, of, »VEIN Lila Lee and Luctou Littlefield, is a established on the Area, the Jmndon. Canon Lea ofiichitcd. The market could be exploited bride was given away hv her Itrother- \i tlu' Ardlelban open ttairds tourna- rollicking comedy drama, full of fficulty. At present the in-law, Mr. A. C. Ricliardsou. .Miss ment Miss O. l'avis, daughti'r of Mr. laughs and human situations about the Davis, of. Griilith, won the single*'struggles of a young man to elude hla "" to be exported as Vera Johnson attended as bridesmaid, 11 ........... ” i' with the husks'and Mr. E, Cooke acted as best mum ladles’ championship and the double wlte’a family. be sold to! The reception was held at the resi- championshut in partnership w'lthj flue Carol and Nick Stuart, who apmost of deace of the bride's sister, Mrs. A, C. Miss Munvo. of Moombooldool. Miss pear In the second feature,“Girl« Gont ns with Richardson. Mona Road, Darling itavis isunder 17 years ofage, but wild,” are two of thescreen’«youngI’oint, Sydney. . . __ idresidy has wpii lyveaty cviis. 'est players,

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Many a smalt cavity may remain unnoticed until the whole tooVhis fourth floor when the dinner whistle undermined. Many a senauS'^9C blew. His lunch was on the ground. of Pyorrhea can be stopped m its “I h^te to walk down after it,” he . early stages. Call for an examinorsaid. tion now; you will be advised faithfully, “Take hold of this rope," said Dono and no work done unless necessary. van, “and I’ll let you down.” GRIFFITH 1 2 Donovan let him down half-way and Phone then let go of the rope. Murphy la»ded in the mortar bed not much hurt, but terribly scared. DENTIST, QRIFFITH Y en d a C.W . A. Cottage H ospital “And why did ye drop the rope?" he ¡iíií demanded. (Five lainutes from Railway Station) “I thought it was going to break,” was the reply, “and I had the presence Sister E. Q. Satcheii, A.T.N.A SURGICAL of mind to let go.” , (In Charge) o— -0 ' Sister P. Herbert, A.T.N.A. MEDICAL A uctioneers, "Land & He: “I wish you wouldn’t call me Fees Moderate 'dear’ in public.” 'Phone: 95 Stock Salesmen’s Directory OBESTEtRIC She: ‘Why not?” for Terms, Apply to Slster-ln-Charge “Well, it makes me feel so cheap.” 0------ o ■^ Housewife: “Look at this milV—^ G . A . H . R IC H A R D S T h e L iv e S t o c k A g e n ts it’s disgraceful.” i C A T E R an d B L U M E R Milkman: “What’s the matter with < < p io aiilan b 0 *' A u c tio n e e r , SOLICITORS, ETC. it, mum? It looks as right as rain t<? PRIVATE HOSPITAL J. W . K E L L Y and C o. me!” S to c k an d S t a t io n A g e n t, Hotel Griffith Buildings, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE BINYA STREET. GRIFFITH GRIFFITH. -lANNA AVENUE ---- QRIFmd G R IF F IT H LIFE'S TREASURES SURGICAL, MEDICAL, OBSTETRIC W. Rupert Cater VILL be pleased to recelv,« partlcn Get something out of life beside Paul W. Bltuner, B A., L.L.B. SISTER E. H. BROWN *rs of Properties and Stock For Sale A little heap of gold; iUCTiON SALES CONDUCTED IN 'PHONE: 97 Vuction Sales Conducted In any part Thi. is never satisfied ANY PART Of THE STATE. ^ W e e k l y Auction Marniiri ft«yfhing SO cold. STOCK,# r.-OPFMTY LI A little fame, a little power. APPLICATION. (b.D.S.) Are things exceeding small, Pi C. McKenna & Sons UIFiNT FOB— (BuJverslty of Sydney) For you will Slid in some sad hour PHONE 98. BOX 113B DENTAL SURGEON.' They matter not at all. lR«aey Harris Co. Ltd.—Fauulug M u s ic & P ia n o H ouse HOURS : 9 a.m. till 6 p m., : Jachlnery.; May and Millor~Wlm BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH So, .when you age. a .blue, blue sky BY APPOINTMENT. *^*^f*^ .I^^lfiety and Co. I,id. (Next to Marshalls, Dentist) Mount, or ni|^-shy Hat, -Stock, ProperUes, Wool and Mei^ H. 0 . PECK , Or feel a breeze that whispers by, kole Agents for Buttons Ltd., famous Vddreti Î Imndlse Departments — Mt. Lyoll Get something out of that. Crossley 8-Valve and All Electric A u c tio n e e r , superphosphate) General Accident R u ra l B ank C h a m b e rs The little cinUT.h, the singing choir. Radius 'Ire and Life Corporation Ltd.—All GRIFFITH. S to c k aud S t a t io n A g e n t . ilaasoB of Insurance; An open book, an open lire. Also the Katster, and Attwater Kent, Phone : 148. Gloria Llgnt Get something out of these, Etc. '0. Ltd.—Benzine and Electric Llghi:, fig Systems. ' Agents for C. H. McPiu’lahd Idd., for H o te l G r if fith B u ild in g s . riiere are such Joys of heart and mind the Rudolf, Steinberg, Gustave, J. E . A N D R E A . '-asy Terms. Upon this grey, old earth. 'Phone; Grlffltb lOi G R IF F IT H Strauch, an d the Hollywood Player The treasures are not hard to find. PHONE ; 300. Pianos; also the Spaethe, F. Webber, The things of greater wdr L.D.S.. B.D.Sc. (Melb. Univ.) wloarliig Sales Cou <ucied in Auy Pari Gundermann and Zeuerbach Pianos The world has laughter, lo/ve and of the District. SURGEON DENTIST Repairs to All Musical Instruments, A . L . T O N G S song. Truck* Ordered for Any Markets including Piano Tuning, Phonograph NEXT CARNEY AND S^N, Yes, nroriL of these than sjirife, iVgenl for— Repairs. The best English Springs GRIFFITH Land Salesman A Commission Agent Aud, brother, as you pass aông, Aostralla» General Fire insurance and Parts Stocked. Jazz Bands a Hour« : ^ Get something out of liie. '•o., Lid Specially FINLEY, N.8 .W. a m. to 6 p.m.; later, by appolutmeni Douglas JlâUoch, PHONE: 325 Visits : Yenda—Every fourth Sunday In each month SUBSTITUTES D IC K S O N -RankliPe Springs---Tst Surntay”1n E R 05E M E FARM AND The famous actress hit /upon what each monlb she considered a iirst-cla:6s plan for GENERAL PURPD5E Telephones 271 ensuring the safety of her pearl neck SOLI CI TOR lace. She always left' it bn her dressRURAL BANK CHAMBERS THE iug-tablu with a . BANNA AVENCc., GRIFFITH “This Is only an imittitiua. The 1 8 -3 2 ,)b make uow Dusting lUU'^ efficient real necklace is kept at the bank.” But when she returned home one 4>Eajiecrt.c/))eedlej’l DujIGiui Will Do All G . W . A . W E L C H C « ' a n V i . 1?’%< night the necklace had gone, in its Your Farm A rc h ite c t. place was this note:— RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, ‘This necklace will do, thanks. I’m Work GRIFFITH. only a substitute. The burglar who Cheaply and — ------'Phone: 288 Box 1Ü usually looks after this district is in Efficiently RURAL DANK CHAMBERS, prison.” LEETON 0------ 0 See It At A complete covering SAFER Thon«! 4h Box 91. OUR DEPOTI of trees, vines aud vegetables with protective materials “What’s ihe difference between is assured with EFFECTIVE G.B. valour and discretiou?” “Valour is bawling into the oar of DUSTS applied with the clumipinn tioxer that he is a ruffian, and that you could knock him into P R O D U C E M E R C H A N T S A N D C O M M IS S IO N lits.” YO U R A G E N T S ‘And discretion?” B L O W E R IS U S T C U N ‘Telling him the same thing over a Y A M B IL S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H P h o n e: 1 7 6 ' ' The Gun is handy, easy to operate, telephone.” HELP and most important of all, when crops 0------ 0 C a s e T r a c t o r s , S h e a r e r Im p le m e n t s o f a i l T y p e s are at stake, it does the job w'ell. A WINNER S O L E A G E N T S F (M l East Street, Narandera In his heart the old gentleman did visits Mr. Duff's Pbarmacy, «Griffith, Farmer»’ li)aj}lcB4ent Co,, Ander*ou’# Seed», Cuming Smith Fertiliser» GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO. Alfa-l.aval Separator», Planet Junior Farm and Garden Implement», Second Thursday Each Month 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE not object to the young man as a sonin-law, hut he liked to raise objections Queensland Insurance Company first, and then reach an agreement as C A S H B U Y E R S O F W O O L S K IN S A N D B A G S though conferring a favor. When the young man called ho was ready for him. J. H . D A V E Y J. F . W A L S H . “So,” he interrupted fiercely, before plasterer. W in d o w C le a n e r the suitor had uttered half-a-dozen PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL words, “you want me to let you marry G riffith QAL. FINE OLD SHERRY _ . All Classes of Plaster and Cement y my daughter?” Odd Jobs of Any Description 10A SELECT RICH SHERRY Work Undertaken. INVALID PORT „ The young -man replied, cooly, “1 farm 682, GRIFFITH 12/6 WHITE MUSCAT _ _ WHITE PORT ...... Undertaken didn’t say so, did I?” 7/6 SPECIAL CHABLIS . SELECT RICH PORT----The other gasped: “But you want MoBBagi-'s: Cart- Ideal Cafe, Grillith 12/6 SPECIAL CLARET____ FINE OLD TAWNY PORT H O U S E S R E M O V E D me to let you marry her, don’t you' 12/8 SPECIAL HOCK___ _ BROWN MUSCAT — HAVING PURCHASED a liQUSl “No.” REMOVING! PLANT from Ray lar “'rheu what the deuce do you Savage, I am prepared to^lÊMOl S U P E R B C Y C L E A G E N C Y want?” HOUSES In ANY PART of df ‘I want yon to give, your eonsent,” replied the youth, pleasantly. "I am L . S A V A G E going to marry her, anyhow, but we PNTRACTOR L o cal D e p o ts — tliought your consent wouldn’t be a bad thing to have as a start.” C a n a l S tr e e t, G r iffith Y e n d a W in e r y , Y e n d a DISTRICT. It took the other a minute to realise Bitnt Is now H au w o o d W in e r y , H an w o o d 1the situation. When he'did he put out YAMBU jhis hand. DEMIJOHNS SUPPLIED, 7/6 EXTRA. MONEY REFUNDED ON RETURN. “Shake hands, my boy,” he said Expo^ A TRIAL WILL lATIBFY YOU AS TO THE EXCELLENT QUALITY OF I “I’ve been looking for a son-in-law RAÎ , ......... rÔUR WINES ---with plnck, and-you’ll do ’-— —, MEDICAL, SURGICAL, OBSTETRIC LOCATION; Sister L. N. Smirthwaite A.T.N.A. H y a n d r a S treet NBAR METUomsT cuoRCH Slster E. Smith

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been actisg for the association gener tion In the coming year.—Our operaally. ions throughout the year have t)ten, I am convinced, helpful to thè people LOOK President's Report we represent and to the governing FROM TRUCKING YARDS TO The President (Mr. M. Guihen) sub- authorities, and have resulted In untown BEAUTIFUL Sulphate of A m m o n ia at douM|fl benefits to the district-— •caittod the following report: — The tinnunl mculing of iftr PiogrbrfH "I'his has been a year of great pro- There are many new fields to conquer, Aasociation was hbld on Tueurlay laat, grc.ss for our'town and district, and and we may look forward to the com £ l5 17s 6 d . F . O . R . Sydney the ard Inst., at the l-Totel (iritiUii, one which has marked the successful ing year providing us with many op when the followiln:’: oflicers were elec- conclusion of many of the undertak portunities for useful endeavor,—-In JAP MILLET ................ per lb., 3d. (Gcl for the enming year:* lTf‘5Ídent, ings ill wfeitii our association ha-s conclusion, gentlemen, I trust I have SUDAN SEED per lb., 6 iid, Mr. G. A. H. Richards: Honlor Vici'- been engaged ui>ou for L long period. given you a brief outline of your asso prnslrient, Mr. M. Guihen; .Itlnior, Re.. Since our last lanuual meeting two ciation’s activities during the past AMBER CANE ......... per lb., 4Jd. W. G. Rennett; hon. secretary, Mr J. fine public buildings, the Post Olliee year, and looking back upon objec GREEN FEAST PEAS R. Aitón;, hon. treasurer, Mr. <!. A. 11. and the (tourt House, liave been tives achieved, I feel that you will be .............. ............ per bushel, 28/Richards; exf'culive eonimUtce (with opened for public use, and this with me In saying that the year 1928POTATOES ........... .per quarter, 5/power to add)'.' Mf'Hsrs. H, MurltNy, ussoedation can claim, and this with 29 has been a very satisfactory one G. Gordon- and Keeuim. public confidence, that it was through for the Griffith Progress Association L o u e z B ros. Mr. Guilipn, reUrinf': pri .sidcht, its c.;d(‘.a)(Ors tiiat Uiese buildings and for the loyal and enthusiastic GENERAL MERCHANT G R IF F IT H in lie rour.se of his remarks in pro- were erected on thè reserve site, and committee you have always had Iiosin.,' Mr. Richards in his stead as that tiiey aro already erected and in ready and available to serve on depu the new president, tliomdit lliat thas use. This achievement alone would tations and for the exoallent service oiTce should go round amona mem have made tlie year a remarkable one performed by our fetirlng secretary, bers, and he paid tribute to the exoel- in the history of our association, but Mr. A. N. P. Cocks.” Irnt wrtlv done by the ofilosTs of the there an' further triumphs to record. associat.'on during his rugime a • pr; 'I'lie Banna Avenue White Way sideut^ ami he felt surt! that all would •scheme, which transformed the whole Golf give (lu Stunt! measure of loyal sup- fippearaiue of Hie town at night, was port to Mr. Uichanl.s as luul bt'en introduced solely through the persis .given hijii Mr. Richards briefly re- tent effort of our association. Tht Saturday’s competition was played spomifd -ami lliankt'd menibors for the jAveiui'.' was canvassed from end to under very adverse circumstances, the honor et iderred upon him a.s the new end; ultimately evei-y block was gale affecting play considerably and conditions otherwise unpleas PiTfddeiit for the new year. I brought within its scope, and to-day making ant, Davidson, a caiH of I down, the scheme is in operation. The es- winning from awith small field. Sunday’s Trucking Yards lublishment of the Griifitli Fire Bri game against JLakevlew, saw slightly gade for the protection of life and The Royal Sedan, emphatically The utir.ost riding comfort is Mr, M Guihen, hi reporting to Ihe properly hi this centre has been one belter conditions, and some good cards stamped “stylish” and “smart” assured by l.ovejoy Hydraulic ir.sst i.l.al,ou (he resull of iiie deputa of the putstanding events of the were returned. A stroke competition from its slender profile, chor Shock Absoibers and live lub tion +0 (lie M'tide Bhir* Gotiucll In llm was run in conjunction with the mium.plated radiator, to the ber shock insulators. above enimection, war, v'ery str.aighl- period under review, an.l In this con match, C. A. Brown, with a card of nectiou it is proper that mention rhythmic sweep of the air-wing 'xiiwartl in some of his remarks, and .5, being easily victorious. All of the The internal expanding hydrau moted to the effect that the hasocla- should lie made to the unremitting 6matches, fenders, is richer—roomier— however, were won by the lic 4-w'heel brakes provide a work of M b Tho-s, Keenan and M r nmre elegant—than any other -tlon iMlve-rtisua-a moetiug 4o be h.eld local players. Ou Saturday and Sun wider margin of safety. car in its price class. liif Tye -um Theatre on the 11th iusi, J. G. Gordon, two of our committee day next H.ay are sending over a team members, to whom,most of the credit of twelve gent’s and 16 associates, Interior furnishings, refine In bcautj, comfort, safety, at -i p.m,. of all stockowners, .>o is due for the successful establish and will be the guests of the club at ptwsnna! knowledg'' nia,y he gti'her' 1 ments and metalware are of an, Chrysler leadership is mani* exclusive Chrysler pattern, . . and 11 ' re infonuation mseti to tin- luent of this iiiiportaut facility of a a dance to be held at Mirrool House on fest. BMre ('ouneil regarding the mnnbt r-i Imodern community, Mr. Iveenan and Saturday evening. of .slock on till'- Arim. and a .defijjiic, !Air, Gordon are now members of the tx;ire3iion of opinion giiven as to the Ibrigade, which ren<rere<î such signal Other Chrysler “7.V’ ¡Mod Is tnelude;— FARM FOR SALE suitability of the Moniev Pipe sh.e iservices to the community on the TOURER ROADSTER COUPE TOWN SEDAfsT mar tlie l,ahe*ie\V Siding, All stoeU- Ioccasion of the big Banna Avenue fire Cheap, Situated in Griffith, | MU« from Post Office from from from from ownors are urged to att nd this meet j last Christmas time. Your associa PARTICULARS — tion secured extension of the parking ing, called under iTie ,auspjce.5 of the £ 5 0 1 /1 0 /£ 5 4 t £ 5 8 2 Apply Area News OflBce. (No agSntk) £009 .scheme to the western end of Banna above atsociation. •Vvf iuie, -and lu other directions the Railway Crossing, Banna Avenue Council and this, association have TENDERS, closing at Griffith Office at noon on Wednesday the 11th Sep I'jton lili;; matter heiue. brought up worked in co-Operatiou for the benefit tember, are invited for the PURCH“for discussion by Mr. Beymotir, .-ev.n of the community, Other mutters ASE OF the BUILDINGS ON FARM ral members ('xpre.s,-.ed their opinlon:- wbicli have engaged the attention of 701, MIRROOL, the house site to be 011 Hit' dangerous ctossimr, and It was the association have included the made available for application by the re.solved that ilu' .si'er>'t",ry wiite t'o esiablishmeut of sittings of tlie Dis successful tenderer as a residential the Council to h;’C if sírjts cun be trict Court in the new Court House. farm at an annual rental and w'ater taken to piare gnirel on the approa- .‘fdAi .thhs ha.s been proium to us by rate to be arranged. FURTHER PARehes and make the Crossing inore ;afO ihe Deiiarlment of Justice commeuc- TICULARS at Lands Office. No tender at the begiuuihg of next year. One for vehicular tralDc. (^^'¡re Wheels and tiumper ILir.s Kxtra) muUer which mu.st, receive considera necessarily accepted. —J. G. YOULLj Opening of Court House tion is a review of celebrations plan- Acting General Manager. M.I. Areas, Ted for Hie. oTTlcïïiTl)ptiiifig of the tiew W.Q, and I.C, This mailer caused a ncat deal of Court IIou.se. Tlii.s ceremony is to New Sotitli VValc' l)i itrlSotriri discus.sion, and 11 wn.s resoi'; r-d al take phice on October 7. the day of 177*rI85 William Sireel, Sy'dn *v special sul)-('.ommiit'-‘e no inio wjvy; Hie great Movie T’ageant, and the L ovhI l)<iii!erc and jueans of eìiterl.aiiiing lite ’ Pru .iipeuiiig cerenmiiy is to lu performed R. V. EARL inier, if lu- i.s uvaihtbb' fnr ibis ofrn aiì bj tlie Premier. Owing to Hie huge ceremoiiy. M is (o he remouihi'te'! that-thfs day is .^Panoant d:iy, and ,'i 1r igramiiie of events of that day and impossibility of securing a large liodt of olher arlivitiv.s ili!' latini, file l''il], it miglit iieriiaps be dei iiu'd wise plat.’e and there miglit ho no hall ¡iviUt to ebiuidon the proposed smoke hóld thè limpus-'d smokr sociiil. A fni-ther rep(irt in tliis con- .-■oviul at which Hiis cvt'iii of impor iieclion will he rivut^l^de wlì-en ccrtaln tance to our us.sociation and district was to be eeUbraled, d’hei'e was 110 fmality luci heeii reacht.-d. otricia) ojicning of tlie Post Office, you will roinembei', so it is likely that this PlantmTi Coimmivc: great .service rendered to- tlie coni’4 » ).lr. re. U. Ij'(h;ip\ wlu) ir. ;i:t:i-iiìv lauuliy by our ,as.spciaHoii in securing oue of our vulhusi.istie to'.v n. iilan icrs these two iniponaiit facilities may re.1 6 Iliade a b' ief ìi .-iìoi i ou th!> » letid ies e-. ive 110 public expression- of recogni of llle plruuiu.l', I.u'iiiilti-e, and oiitir.- ti'ih, For that reaium special eiu)diasHv ed sevei'iil srliemes whlch vvOiild beiiij is i.-i given ihe matter in this report, fruition in the m’:ir fuU.re. ire-. --'rile trucking yard question is still Al*'!-.**, tí , 't / / vl:ile wa>j thunked by the iuaajclatirrp iTi HR: a)r. A T<'irut«l¡0:1 which waitèvl far thè taiiicst and ;ible manuer hi fin the Wade Shire Council Uj^st week -V ' this inipoj'trut ! r.: -,e ,0 , i u.* t u\, on this ((uesiien will maki' a further \ / Beautiful ha.s bee;i enganhm his atieu- ropoid to H;e meeting at a later date ■ V lW....I ^ liuu, and for thè way in which lie lius This i.s a matter requiring our atten

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BAPTIST CHURCH SEYMOUR and ROXBURGH, Auction Sunday, September 8.-~Bervices: 11 ttRlFPlTH TO YENDA eers, Griffith, have been favored with a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday School and WEEK DAYS, MONDAY TO FI^DAY instructlona from MR. A. T. jSIMS Bible Clasa, 3 p.m. —Pastor J. E. Shelrson. Loavoo Qrltfith ArHvoo Farm 79, 0 a.m. « SO a.m. BEELBANQERA CHURCH OF ENGLAND 4 |Mn. 4.S0 p.m. Situated Cloae to Jones’s Store, September 8 (IBth Sunday after YENDA TO ORIFFITH Uavoa Yonda Arrivoo to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at Trinity).—Griffith: 8 a.m.. Holy Com munion (Celebrant, the Bishop) : 10.80, «.48 a.m. 10-1« p.m. sharp, on Sung Eucharist and Dedication of New 8 p.m. (Sermon by the Rt. Rev. thej SATURDAYS Wednesday, Sept. 18 Font Lord Bishop of Riverlna); 2.30 p.m., Arrives koavea QriffHh AT 2 P.M. SHARP The Catechism (the Bishop will ad 9.45 a.m. « a.m. dress the children); 7.30 p.m., Even 1.18 p.m. 12.48 p.m. song and Confirmation Service (ad TWO-ROOM DWELLING 4.30 p.m. 4 p.m. dress by the Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop 7 6.30 TWO Counters, and Shelves, 1 Duo of Riverlna). Hanwood: 3.30 p.m.. Arrives Loavea Yonda phone Double Speaker Gramophone, Evensong and Dedication of new 10.15 a.m. 9.46 a.m. 1 Portable Gramophone (with 100 Altar Furnishings (Sermon by the Rt. 2 p.m. .1.80 p.m. Records), 3 Tables, 1 Dresser, Kit Rev. the Lord Bishop of Rlverina). 5.46 p.m. 5 p.m. chen Utensils, Glassware, and Crock —Rev. Walter G. Bennett. 7.46 p.m. 7.18 p.m. ery, 1 new set Computing Dayton •US LEAVES QRiFFiTH FOR Scales, 1 Set Sweet Scales, 1 New METHODIST CHURCH YENDA AFTER THE PICTURES ON Bacon Cutter, 1 Ice Chest, 2 Toy Sunday. August 8.—Hanwood: 11 SATURDAY NIGHTS Motor Cars and Dolls, Quantity a.m. Yenda: 2 p.m. (Sunday School). A. Davies, Proprietor Groceries, Zlg Zags, 1 Carbide Lami) Yenda: 3 p.m. Griffith: 3 p.m. (Sun- IN EVERY ASPECT THE NEW SUPERIOR WHIPPET FOUR IS A CAR MACHINERY.—Four Horse Super Die day School) and 7.30 p.m.—Rev. R. ivOU WILL TAKE KEEN PLEASURE IN DRIVING. ITS IMPROVED ‘HIGHER COMPRESSION ENGINE GIVES MORE POWER, GREATER sel Engine Transport, 1 Bunclo Saw George White. S h ire M atters SPEED AND FASTER PICKUP. ITS RE-DESIGNED STEERING GEAR Bench and Sliding Top, with two 30(To the Editor) ! MAKES THE CAR RESPONSIVE TO YOUR LIGHTEST TOUCH. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH _In your issue of Monday, 2nd inch Saws; 1 Guilotine Machine, Galvanised Tanks, 1 Spring Cart Fourth Anniversary Celebrations. — FOUR WHEEL BRAKES PROVIDE FOR ADEQUATE SAFETY, WHILE Inst.,* I read a letter slRned "Rate payer,” complaining of the manner in and Harness, 2 Harness Clamps, Griffith—Thursday, September 5, at ITS EXCEPTIONAL ECONOMY OF OPERATION— 30 MILES OR MORE which the business of the ratepayers Bridle and Saddle. 1 Horse Trough. 7.45: Special Prepatory Service. Sun TO THE GALLON, AND ITS PHENOMENAL PERFORMANCES IN TESTS ^ ^ SHOWN „..w ,... THAT ............IT POSSESSES CAPABILITIES GREATER THAN was dealt with by the councillors oi Box Motor Parte, 1 Sulky, Quantity day, 8th, 11 a.m.: Sacrament of th e^HAS of Axle Grease, etc. Lord’s Supper (Rev. C. H. Haln, Dar-j.^j^^.^ Qp MANY SIXES THE LONGER, ROOMEIR AND INFINITELY Wade Shire. "Ratepayer" wrote: “I BLACKSMITH SHOP.—One 36-inch lington Point). 7.30 p.m.: Soloist, Mr. MORE BEAUTIFUL BODY WORK, FAR AHEAD OF ACCEPTED LIGHT was more than surprised on Thursday Bellows, 1 Large Anvil, 2 Vyces, J. Alton. Subject; "We f'anlt Not.” CAR STANDARDS, SUPPLEMENT WHIPPET'S POSITIVE MECHANI last when I read In your paper that CAL LEADERSHIP. SEE THE LOCAL DEALER TO-DAY. on the motion of counclllur Elder it Tyre Shrinker, Hammers and Tools, A. G. Gibblns. was decided to go into committee to complete for Blacksmith and Wheel CANNTNG“> EACHES LOCAL DEALERS: discuss the £16,000 loan, and more Wright. Under this heading In a recent Issue SIX Crosscut Saws, 3 Hand Saws. 1 CHOY BROS., Y A M B ll. STREET, GRIFFITH surprised still to note that there wafc appeared the price for Griffith, for not even a protest from any of the Sets Mall and Wedges, 6 Axes, ' Canning Peaches, to be supplied to the members against the open discussion Crowbars, Shovels, and Emery Associated Farmers in Sydney Stone, S^Picks, 3 Adzes, 1 Set Hidof this matter.” ory Rims and Shafts, 3 cwt. Boll through the Co-operative Companies at It is evident your correspondent did and Nuts. 3 ton Scrap Iron, 2 Bar; GriSUh and Yenda, as £5 per ton. not read the report of which he com Shooing Iron, 50 Sheets eight-foot This figure was incorrectly reported, THE ENCIME YO UUHEVER WEAR plains, otherwise he would have seen iron, 45 Sheets nine-foot Iron, 100 as the price agreed upon by the Coun• tlmt after Cr. Elder’s motion was Dlxtrihuinrs for N.S.W.: Distributors concerned and the canners is carried there followed a full report of six-feet Iron, 75 Sheets seven-foot panles £9 per ton f.o.r. Griffith, aud not £5 Iron, all practically new; 300 Trel OVERLAND SYDNEY LTD. the discussion- on this important ques tion and the decision which was Using Poles, Posts and Strainers, as previously mentioned. 300 feet Oregon. arrived at. The report referred to occupied TRUCKS.—Two one-ton Ford Lorries, ♦hrep-ouarters of a column on page in good order. thirteen of your issue of August 29.¡THREE Light Horses. 9 Fat Sheep 3 "Ratepayer” goes on to say "There] Milking Cows. 1 Springer. 200 la not another Council in N.S.W. Pigeons. 20 Fowls, where so much business Is transacted REMARKS.—The Auctioneers state that eveiything is for absolute Sale, aecretly In committee.” My reply to him is brief: 1 have and farmers should not miss this op been president of the Statutory Local portuuily. as there is a lot of usoful Government Board, president of the tools and Implements in first class provisional Council of the Wade Shire, jorder. and am president of the Council in 1ÎTJRTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY office at the present, and apart from S ey m o u r & R oxburgh PHONE: 192 consideration of applications for posi tions on the Council staff, no business A u c tio n e e r s , G r if fith has been transacted secretly in com mittee. No better evidence of thib GRIFFITH TRUCKING YARDS can he advanced than the fact that your representative was present dur ing the full length of the meeting com A PUBLIC MEETING of all STOCK plained of by “Ratepayer,” and also at HOLDERS on the M.I. Area and his pleasure during tlie meetings of everyone else interested, will be held This Building is a Photo of the MurramI Rice Sheds. Particulars of thisNew Structure aré Published on Page 7. the other two bodies above referred in the LYCEUM Open-Air THEATRE ou SATURDAY, the 14th SEPT., at 4 to. So much for "Ratepayer.” hanwood-la^ view cricket For the information of the general p.m. Business: To discuss the ques H otel Victoria Nighi CLUB A u ctio n Sale tion of Trucking Yards. All Stockpublic 1 should like briefly to refer to liolders are urged to attend this Im Out the conduct of the business of the \ GENERAL MEETING of the above portant Meeting.—For the Griffith Club will bo held at Hotel Victoria on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 Council as laid down by the law. SELECTED DAIRY HERD For the purposes of expedition it is Progress Association, G. A. H. RICH* MONDAY, 9th September, at 8 p.m(In Aid R.C. Bazaar) ,\RDS. Pres.; J. R. AITON, Actg. See laid down that members be limited to Business: Important. All interested At LYCEUM, GRIFFITH, one speech of a certain duration, ex requested to attend.—D. J. KIRWAN, Dancing, 8 till 1; Splendid Music; GUI HEN BROS. YARDS cept the mover of a motion, who shali S H I R E O F C A R R A T H O O L Hon. Secretary. QRIFFITH Euchre have the right to reply. OhyjQttsly Tenders for Road Formation, Develop Gold Medal for Griffith's Best Fox this limitation Is necessary, otherwise G riffith P rod u cer» S atu rd ay, S ep t. 1 4 Trot Couple mental Road 10/1 no business paper could be dealt with AT 2 P.M, Wallet of Notes for Best Old-Time Merriwagga tp Rankins Springs The annual meeting of the above When an important matter affecting Couple (to be chosen during the company was held in the Packing She<l the Interests of the ratepayers is set night). GUlHEN BROS, have rocoived instruunight, when the annual report down for discussion, such as a propo TENDERS, closing on Friday, Seplem last Gent’», 3/-; Ladies', 2/lions from MR. G. WADE, of HAY, to and balance sheet was read. A large cal to raise a loan> it is advisable to her 20th, at 4 p.m., are hereby invited number of shareholders were present, Prizes for All Events on Vrew at Sell by Public Auction, the whole of allow the ratepayers’ repioseutatives fur the construction of 456 chains of' over by Mr. C. T. Lasscock. ^O'Meara and Drummond’s Window, his Dairy Herd, consist lug of: an opportunity to speak as long and formation (in six sections) 34 feet presided 25 Selected Dairy Cows, in full profit, Owing to lack of space in this issue; Banna Avenue, Griffith. as often as they wish. In oraer to wide, 21 inches high, |on the above Mrs. Skene and Mrs. Dunn, Joint and springing: every cow is near we are unable to give a comprehen overcome the limitations imposed as road. Amount of tender to include Organisers. Us work. slvp report of the meeting, and the to the number and length of speeches 3642 cuhio yards (Ml ohains) of 18 election of the three directors, but FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED feet by 6 inches gi'avelling, 100 cubic there is a provision under which Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure G U lH E N B R O S . Council may resolve itself into a com yard.s maintenance grnvnl, 312 chains saiup Vill be published in our next For Influf'nza Ct-Ids AUCTIONEERS, GRIFFITH mlttee of the whole. When the sub of clearing, 33 feet wide, and erection issue on Monday. ject has been fully discussed and of one 18-lnch diameter pipe culvert. Mrs. H Simpkins is at present on a All work to be carried out in visit to Griffith, and is the guest ol decision arrived at the committee of the whole resumes as a Council, aua accordance with Main Roads Board Mr. Geo. Spelrs. Mrs. Simpkins, it H y g e n ic Bedding Cam paign specifleatiouB, which may he seen at will bo remembered, left Griffith some progress is reported, The press and public can only he the office of this newspaper or at the two years ago when Ihm’ husband sold Chambers, t:arratnooL Carrathool excluded by resolution of the Council. Council Chambers , Lakeview, and will be esF o r 10 Days O n ly —Yours, etc., Thp whole of the gravelling Lgciallv remfmibererl for her glorious J. H. KELLY, I’lesident, Wade the first section (from voice which was always so 1.8 miles easterly). It s given in the cause, of Shire Council. that gravel could be obtained ^t Me. -, Griffith, Beptember 4, 1929. £1 allowance on your Old Mattress. Bring it along, I will burn riwagga at a royalty of 1/- per cubit, , * it and allow you £1 on‘ a new 4ft. 6 in. Kapok Mattress. Having j Mr. Frank Border, tlie popular teller signed a favorable contract for Kapok Mattresses I am able to ’'“ ende« should bo endorsed "Con. ot the Orlfflib branch of the Coramer D r e s s m a k in g make the above offer for Cash Purchases only. Don’t delay too tract e/29" and be accotnranled allhlclal UnnkluB Co., Sydney. le t lor long, only a limited number are availabls. This offer cannot bo a deposit ot 2i per cent, ot amount Sydney and Woollon.ong ™ MRS. CROCKET last, and prior to his departure, was repeated. WIshe* to notify the General Public tender. the rcolpent of a handsome gift from A , E, CONOLLY. that she will Consult Clients at Miss ghlre Clerk. his associate bank officers In Griffith ROBINSON’S, GRIFFITH, on MONMr. Boarder is joining the rank of the days and THURSDAYS: Between 10 Council Chamber.^, Benedicts on Friday next, and we ex Carrathool, a.m, and 4.30 p.m, pend to him our good 'vlslief. B id d in g --------------G r if f it h 81st August, 1929. 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thanks was accorded to Capt, Murch, altar furnishings and preach. This is his first visit to the Church at Hanafter which the meeting closed. wood, and the little building Is expec :o;ted to be filled to ovorfiowlng with the congregation, On Monday he goes CROWNING OF METHODIftT On Sunday next, September 8, to Wllcannia and Broken Hill, via the OrlfUth Presbyterian Church will QUEEN Hlllston, Roto and Menimlle. Provid be commemorated. The present ing the weather is not a repitltton building is the result of the tireless A very successful concert and of Saturday last, the services at St. and faithful work of Rev. Carrlck. crowning of the oueen ceremony was Alban’s wttl undoubtedly bo very well Special services have been arranged held In the Methodist Church, Griffith, attended o~ n for the occasion. In the morning the on Tuesday evening. A large crowd Rev. C. H. Haln, of Darlington Po’nt was present and the Items were aV BAPTIST CHURCH w’ill conduct the service, at the close s -■'U rend*-:* d Miss V. Irv'n won th of which the Sacrament of the Lord's quéen competition. The weekly prayer meeting held Supper will be dispensed. In the A full report of the function will each Tuesday evening in the Baptist Ievening at 7.30 the minister In charge, appear in next issue. Church will, for the period 'of the IRev. A. G. Glbblns, will conduct the •mmmer commence at 8 p.m. iservice, and Mr. J. Alton will sing "My The monthly meeting of tfie Metho nstead ofmonths, 7.30 p.m. ¡Task.” On Monday evening, Septem- dist Church Ladles’ Aid was held at ;her 9th, a Birthday Social will be held the home of Mrs. F. Bray, Farm 944. The second Triennial Congress oi !in the Church at 8 p.m. A varied pro- The matter of the forthcoming exhibí ihe Baptist Union of Australia is ju !gramme of games and Instrumental tlon and fair was discussed at length, present in session iu MelbourJ^e. I and vocal items has been arranged. and the secretary was congratulated Delegates from all the States are ' During the evening a review of the on the fine list of prizes. It was de ■lent. Mr. Harold Evans, of the local !progress and activities of the Church cided to have a gift evening at the Baptist Church, is present as an I work will be given by the Minister Church, In aid of tk© stalls at the fair, associate delegate. j in charge. Members and adhérents of on Thursday, 12th September. Mrs The Annual Assembly of iho the Church are kindly asked to be Bray gave the ladles an Invitation to have an American tea at her home on Baptist Union of New Soutli Wall present at the Commemorations. Thursday, 26th Inst., all guests to will meet in Sydney at the.end of iln* bring a parcel valued at a shilling present month. 0-— ---- o The reports of the street stall holders CHANCE, FORTUNE OR LUCK were received, and a good profit was shown on the stalls. A vote of thanks . - YENPA SOCIAL EVENING The monthly meeting of the Griflith to Ministers’ Fraternal was held in the Mrs. Bray for hèr hospitality, clos What was termed a "Sock Evening ' was held In the Yeuda Methodist Presbyterian Church on Monday morn ed the afternoon. Ghurch on Monday, wlien every gueel ^ ing. There was a full attendance of had to measure tlie sole of his sock members. Rev. R. G .White, presi and bring a penny for each inch—and dent, occupied the chair. After the BISHOP VISITING GRIFFITH thus a heavy penalty on big feet; usual devotional exercises and confir mation of minutes, lengthy discussion On Sunday next, the 8th Inst., Miss D. Strang, who held.the evening, took place on some correspondence re Griffith, and the Church of England in organised a Iprogramme of compeliceived from the N.S.W. Alliance re particular, are receiving a visit fromjtious and games. Mrs. L, Bowkett. temperance lessons in the Public the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop and Mr. Kellenbach were the winners Schools and the screening of the film of Riverina. The bishop has recently of the valuable prizes, and Miss Poole Deliverance” in connection with pro not only visited many towns in his and partner ("Bobby” Bowkett) won hibition. It was decided that a series huge diocese, which extends from ihe boobies. The proceeds will go (o lessons on the subject of Temper just outside Albury to Broken Hill and Miss Strang’s stall at the forthcoming ance be given In the schools, each even Tlbooburra, and from Wentworth fair. member being allotted dates on which on the Darling River to Lake Cargel- The Methodist S.unday Sciiool In give the address. As the date lico, but has gone as far north as Griflith is making fine progress under suggested for the screening of the film Brisbane, Charters Towers, and also the able superintendence of Mr. J. Griffith occurred during Show New Guinea, where he addressed the Hillman. Mr. Hillman runs his motor Week, it was decided in view of so white workers at the New Guinea lorry from Hanwood each Sunday and many counter attractions during that Diocesan Conference, besides seeing brings in a good number of scholars \ week to ask the Alliance to fix another many of the mi&slbn statlous so very to the school. A Bible Class has been date. Captain Murch read a very in successfully established amongst the started under the leadership of Mr, teresting paper entitled, "Chance, For natives there. B. Shaw', B.A. Two neav teachers have tune or Luck,” in which it was point- At 8 a.in. on Sunday he will be the been added to the staff, viz, Miss M. out that much to-day Is left to Celebrant at Holy Communion at St. liance, more especially iu connection Alban’s Church, and at 10.30 a.m. he McFadzeau and Mr. James Wilson. ith spiritual things. Fatalism waa will preach at the Sung Eucharist and one of those things which many be dedicate a new font which is arriv TRESSPASSING NOTICE lieved in, unbelief in the power of ing this week from the makers in Syd. MT. ELLIOTT ESTATE, YENDA prayer, doubt in the supreme power of ney. In the aiternoon he -will address the children at the Sunday School at God. These, like the unseen icebergs TRESPASSES on Mt. Elliott Estate, end forth Iheir' chilling effects upon 2.30 p.m. After Evensong at 7.30 p.m, Quarry and Forest Area No. 372, will the moral and spiritual life of the nearly forty candidates will receive ¡be PROSECUTED. No shooting or people, Is it safe to leave things to the Sacred Rite of Confirmation, when hunting permitted; all dogs destroyed bailee, seeing that life Is so brief and the Bishop will again preach. At St. on sight. uncertain? To-raorrow' la not ours; James*, Hanwood, Evensong will com (Signed) P D. TUOHY. lo-day Is our opportunity. The usual mence at 3.30 p.m., and during the August 15th, 1929. discussion followed, and a vote of service the bishop will dedicate new

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Registered HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES :o:SHEARING CONTRACTOR of Mr. R. DONEGHtTB, late of C. BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH DE GROOTS and LEON PONDS. COMPLETED IN TEN WEEKS C/0 H 0. Peck, Auctioneer. SYDNEY’S LEADING HAIRDRESSINC Hotel Orlfllth Ilulldlngs. ER8 , I can now cater for all claases 0|Í»OSIT*I¿6MONTH IffUWC 'Phone: 300. of Ladles* Hairdressing, including Recently tho New South Wales Rice HAND* ARE prepared to Crutch Sheep In an> Marcel Waving, Scalp Treatments. Marketing Board was ffced with the problem of providing suitable storage quantities. Good Shearers with first Dyeing and Tinting, etc. HOME class references employed Halingn Marcel Waving and Haircuttlng, a for this season’s rice crop- The bitter BUYERS experience of last year when rice was Shed open for Contract Crutching oi Specialty stored in silos, proved that the only GEO. BOW8 HER and after the above date. way to store rice correctly was In bags T. H. RODGERS AND SON, (Next Hotel Victoria) and stacked In properly constructed Registered Shearing Contractors will The United Graziers’ Association sheds. By the time a definite decision was reached as to the number of sheds and their size tho harvest was not far A MEALS, AFTERNOON TEAS AND distant, and the board secured thè ser vices of Mr. Q. W. A. Welch, archi GRILLS AT ALL HOURS « eCWHWMKmiSRRI I Cool Prinks, Confectionery, Ice tect. of Leetdn. Instructing him to pre pare plans, call for tenders, and get Creams, and Fruit always on on with the work as speedily as pos band. sible. CAKES, ETC. It was only a matter of weeks from A R R i^ C E D the time of calling for tenders until the first rice would be ready. Mr. Welch was faced with a difficult prob S te a m S a w a n d P l a n i n e W G IIs lem, especially as It occurred during the strike pertod throughout the tim MERRIWAQQA ber trade In New South Wales. Owing All Orders PrompUy Attended To. to the loyalty of the (employees of Haixlys Ltd., Wagga, their organisa MODERATE CHARGES. 5 R "R EFIN ED ” Timber Sopplled, Gut to Any Site. tion was In a position to cope with W. J. T1IENEH. ProprtetOT the requirements, and after consulta J ig à & s ® ATMOSPHERE tion with Mr. Welch, Hardys Ltd. guaranteed to supply the successful la that the home or o\\\c^ contractor with the whole of the ma With allractive ELECTRIC terials required for t’ne construction Rppo'udmcnta. « LIGHTING within the specified time. CeU'm^e and VVall Lights, L td . The shed required to be constructed (!) DeaU or Floor Lampa of at Murrami was 696 feet long by a arl'iatic dcat^w and beauty P a t e n t R o lle r width of 50 feet, and one half the size add a certain dignity and d) at Leetou. 34 feet long by a similar ncfttncaa. Special aellin^ of auch Fixturee now on width. To supply the materials for here. Pleaae call and ex* these sheds naturally taxed the organi amine our Eltctrical Gooda. sation of Hardys Ltd. to the utmost. G R IF F IT H Poles had to be secured from their flour , bran arid POLLARD R. L E E virgin forests, hundreds of thousands (9 T . ALWAYS ON HAND ELECTRIC.AL SUPPLY and of feet of timber handled, cut to size SERVICE STATIOIP WHEAT BUYERS. and despatched, detailed ironwork for Phone 201 LYCEUMDLDQS. t J Telephonei I4B. Grllfifh. And et Temora principals manufactured, and all build LIVERY S T A B L E S ers’ hardw'are, iron, and other requi sites estimated and supplied so that C O M M IS S IO N A G E N T . C H A F F A N D P R O D U C E no hitch would occur in the construe M E R C H A N T tlon. The Tumbarumba staff was call COACHBUILDER, WHEELWHIOH7 ANO GENERAL- BLACKSMITH ed to the action, and supplied the logs RUBBER TYREINQ, COACH AND CAR FAINTING DONE CHARGES within seven days, and likewise, by moderate. working full-time on the Coleman SIQ RANGE OF NEW AND SECONDHAND HARNESS CARTS Sulkle» Street plant, eveiTtbing was despatch lorries. CART vnd SULKY ’nd VehltU# of All D««cr!ptlont for Sal« ed 'Well within the time specified. Without the co-operation of the rail way it would have been Impossible to **Goods Weli Bought are Half SoltT' have accomplished the supply in the —and as we take care to buy the best lime, but thanks to the personal super at the lowest prices, our Galvanized vision of the district superintendent, iron Roofing, Ridge Capping, etc., -:o:Mr. Fullerton, and his staff, immediate sells itself. Various sizes in stock despatch w'as given to all truck loads now. May we quote you ? Firewood Merchants of material. In handling these the GRIFFITH services of a special bogey well W'ag gon were required. There are very few of these in the railway service, (F. Schultz) (W. Donaldson) F ire w o o d cu t to a n y L en g th and tlie vehicle was used lu transport YAMBIL STREET. GRIFFITH Phone 115 the huge doors that were manufactur D e liv e r e d A n y w h e r e ed for the shevls. When these were packed ready for transport, there Avas Phone 72 only a matter of inches of overhead P rices M o d e r a te . clearance on the railway. Book Order« at L. W. Mackay, Furniture Warehouse. Phone 136 The successful contractoi', Mr. G. F. Fitzgerald, might well feel proud of his effort. The big shed at Murrami went ahead by leaps and bounds, and F o r E v e ry th in g in Ï V C l C l l O it was a continual race between Mr Fitzgerald and the rice gfowers during 'j; _ [dlle whole period of construction. As 11 W. S. E v a n s, Banna Avenue, Griffith fast as one bay was completed it would be filled with bags or rice, and Has been appointed District Agent for Harringtons Ltd., of Sydney within a couple of days after comple tion of tlic whole shed, it was tilled to capacity all ready for marketing, Hear “ The methods adopted by Mr. Fitz Igcrald w'ere both efficient and unique Demonstrated and many labor-saving devices werej NLY at the wheel of the new Oldsmobile can you, .know the ihnlling [brought into operation. Indefatigabltperformance . . ..-the luutchlcss luxury tins, as a worker he deserves all the credit 3-Valve Grid Set, £ 1 6 lOs, fine car has to utfer. [duo for the work. COMPLETE WITH ALL ACCESSORIES Come in . . . wc will gladly provide an The architect, M r. G . W. A. Welch, I EASY -TERMS AVAILABLE Oldsmobile for any demonstration you has evei'y reason to feel weil satisfied may care to make. with his effort. The responsibility was WAKRANTIOD FOR OXF VRAR.' on his shoulders throughout, and the supervision of such large works tookj ■UY FR(.)M VOUR LOCAL DRALRIL [up a great deal of ills time and uuergy. for it must be remembered that both! the big sheds we're being constructed j Iat the one time. Now that storage is available to] Igrowers, It has lessened the risk ofj loss through dampness and wet wea Have Opened a New and Up'to>date ther for seasons to come, and definite] accommodation for the rice industry] G r a d i n g a n d P a c k in g S h e d is not firmly establislied in the Irriga In the Premise« lately Occupied by The Arno Packing Co, In tion Areas. YAMBIL STREET * GRIFFITH, ■ - -J

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Early i^omatoes CROP SUITABLE FOR AREA For Borne reason or othe% tomato growing has lagged behind other field crop efforts on the Area. Is the Area more «uspectlble to frost than North ern Victoria, where the crop Is the mainstay^of many districts. In Ben digo, Koondrook, and Bridgewater, hundreds of growers have been mak ing a living on tomato growing for years, and have passed through some occassional disastrous seasons, when the market prices were ruinous, mainly through the market being over flooded with supplies. During the past couple of years prices for the general crop have been good, ahd high for early supplies. However, 'disease has made the old districts very unsafe, and growers have gone into Riverina in the Moulamein district, where this year the frosts were so disastrous that replanting Is general, A couple of Griffith residents who have grown crops at Koondrook are convinced this district is as good, if not better, for early tomato growing. The production of early tomatoes i necessities sowing the seed, prefer ably, Chinese Large Red, about May 21, in seed boxes, under glass. These young seedlings are picked out a month later and replanted four in C? T super ches apart in new beds with some manure and grown under glass. Dur ing this period the plants are often covered up and made to wither and super subsequeK'^ "3Ciimati«&I ... . _ mp red, Finally, about the third week in Aug Union, ust, they are planted In the open, with a broad board protecting them in a sort of verandah and flour bags so placed as to cover the plants at night from frost if necessary. They are ir rigated regularly, weekly if -possible. Reporting on work in the improve ment of tomato s conducted during the year at Hawkesbury Agricultural Col lege and various Government Expert mental Farms, the Director of Plant Breeding, Mr. H, Wenholz, states that amongst the new early varieties tried, Alacrity (from Canada) appears rather promising, as it outyielded all strains of Earliana (the standard early variety largely grown for the early Sydney Union Super Spirit tomato) at II. A. College, besides bo is non-iietonaiing—if ex ing of slightly earlier maturity. plodes like smokeless powder in a naval gun . .. Although reported from Grafton as with a progressive and being susceptible to blossom end rot, sustained explosion. It and subject to skin cracking (as also thrusts the piston down with a powerful but con are many other varieties) this variety tinuous impulse —not a is worth testing on a field scale in sledge-hammer blow. This comparison with Earliana (Mr. Wen means more compressioni holz continues). It is a selection from more power, greater effi ciency, and more miles to Sunnybrook, Earliana, and is said to the gallon. It’s truly a be so much earlier than this variety, Super Spirit—and it’s red. that it matures fruit in cold districts where the original variety will not. Canadian is another early variety from Canada, of the class of Earliana, which is reported as promising at H.A. College and Yanco. It was of the fli-sl varieties to ripen at Yanco, had **The Running Mate of Atlantic Motor OH** good market size, good flavor and RS08 color, was productive and a consistent bearer throughout the season. The first fruits were somewhat irregular (excessively navelled) — probably the SAND DRIFT IN THE MALLEE MURRUMBIDGEE IRRIGATION BANNING U.S.A. CITRUS result of poor pollination — and the Stackpoole This year sand drift lias been worse AREAS fruit Is subject to cracking (common than eve]-. We liave had, even in the The citrus fruit organisations, to many varieties), but it should be Wednesday, August 21, was a red Crops to Sow.—Sorghum—for green lieai't of winter, sand and dust storms backed up by the Fruitgrowers' Fede well worth testing as a market variety letter day in the history of SCackpOole feed and .seed. Maize—early varieties that we thought po.s.yiblo .only in Bum ration, the latter bmn^ rej[)reseutative in comparison with Earliana. Avon for on that day tlie new Stackpoole may be sown this month, but there is mer. Man will learn only througli ex of every orchardlst and vigueron in Early and Prosperity are two addi School was opened by (he recently ap a risk of damage to the setting of the tremes. Perhapa the extraordinary the State are again moving insistently tional varieties from Canada which pointed teacher, Mr. Cottrel. Sixteen grain from the hot, drying winds of and obvious incre.aBe In sand drift will for the prohibition of the Importation compare well with Earliana and are pupils are'ht present attending, and It midsummer. Green fodder maize may lead farmers and graziers to plant and of citrus fruit from the United States worth field testing. is anticipated that the attendance be sown. Millet—for green feed and to preserve trees on Mallee proper of America, The edict has gone forth Bonny Best Popular will increase as the time advances. ' seed. Thèse may also be grazed off, ties. that the Federal Government must be Bonny Best is also a popular early and then allowed to shoot up for seed As one watches the wholesale, made to rea’ise Its respousibility and Mr. G. Pfitzner and his two sons tomato in general culture. Mr. Doug for next year’s planting. Sudan glass never-ceasing niove^ment. that, .takes duty in the mgiter—Its duty to protect lass considers that there is little to have just retUrhed'^'from a tour to S.A. —for green ¿odder or hay. Mangolds, place on a sandy area during a steady the industry lu Australia against the choose between Bonny Best (which is Mr. and Mrs. J. O’Donnell are at beets, cowpeas, paspalum, Rhodes blow, one wonders how such an area possible Introduction of any further a selection from Chalk’s Early Jewel) present holidaying in Hay. grass, may all be sown. ever became clothed with the original pest or disease. When a similar ap and Earliana (Sunnybrook), for gene On Friday evening, August 30, an Vegtdables. - Sow tomatoes, cucum mantle of mallee, or mulga, or sheoak, peal was last made to the Common ral sowing as an early stalked tomato. enjoyable dance was held at the home bers. melons, vegetable marrow, or whatever it may be. Further than wealth ,on the grounds that the in Bonny Best is the standard variety stead of Mr. W. Smith, Glenburnie, to l<’rench runner and Lima beans, pump that, one realises the tremendous ad- troductions of tho white citrus fly was chosen at GT-afton Farm, and several welcome the newly appointed school kins, artichokes, asparagus (seed), \autuge of that clothing. If we are feared, the attitude of the Government selections have been made there in master, Mr. Cottrel. Dancing was con herbs, lettuce, silver beet, i-adish, rhu grazifers, let us pi-eserve the plants by was that there was a suspicion that this variety for its improvement, tinued till about midnight, when a barb (seed). Transplant herbs, let permitting no overfeeding. If we are commercial reasons actuated the re some of which appear to be superior dainty supper was served by the ladies tuce, silver beet, tomato. Prepare wheat growers, let iis retain or plant quest and that action would only be to the original variety. present. Mr. L. Sutcliffe, chairman of land for autumn crops to he sown end belts and patches of scrub to assist in taken to protect the orchards. No The same variety is also taken as the school committee, extended a of the year. preserving the land. danger in that respect was apprehen the standard market variety at Bath hearty welcome to Mr. Cotrell and Mr. A. D. Hardy, ■(k'rlting in the ded from white fly. Since then the urst Farm. Very early varieties do hoped that his stay would be a long “Victorian Naturalist,’’ tolls of blown State entomologist has made personal not seem to succeed so well at Bath and pleasant one. Mr. Cotrell suitably A N E W E N T E R P R IS E sand piled up over two fences, and Investigations in the United States, urst, and a midseason variety, Repeat responded. Dancing was oontinued with a third erected above. He and he has enumerated half a dozen er (Anderson), which has done very until the early hours of the morning. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT mentions also that In the en or more pests and diseases that affect well for two seasons it has boon uu Good dance music was supplied by AN UP-TO DATE LAUNDRY deavor to reclaim the moving citrus in America, and all of which dor observation, is becoming very Messrs. McIntyre and B. Keorhn. Mr. NOW IN BUSINESS sands of Gaza anM Acre, there are unknown in Australia. As the re popular in the district, it has a good L. Sutcliffe carried out the duties of In Premises known as Bluebird Cafe were used, in addition to marram cent conference for Ministers for color, and excellent flavor, besides be M.C. Mr. Sutcliffe, on behalf of those (Top of Banna Avenue, adjoining grass, various species of Australian agriculture took a serious view of the ing productive, and is a good market present, conveyed a hearty vote of Gow’s) acacias and eucalyptus. The damage position, on the basis of the entomovariety, being soft, however, for can thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Smith for the Dry . Cleaning and Pressing that is being done in our wheat areas olgist’s report, the weight of their de ning. A selection of Chalk’s Early use of their home. SUITS A SPECIALTY is enormous, and It would appear from cision for prohibition will, it is hoped, Jewell was very promising last seaA TRIAL SOLICITED Mr. Hardy’s account that it is being Influence the Federal authorities. The »00 , also by comparison with Bonny voiite compared well with Bonny Best Price List on apyllcatkm to Box 282 taken as a matter or course. No offi growers, however, rather weaken their Beat at Bathurst, and further seloc- as early market varieties at Yanco, MESDAMES E. SMYTH and cial experiments are being made to case by coupling it with an appeal, tlona are being made in this variety. and selections have also boan made R. ROCHESTER discover the best methods of preser also for protection against prospeetlv« CiSSlk’s Eaily Jewel and Market Fa- Iherh ih these vai’letie». Prftps, ving or reclaiming such alffts.“ dumping fiöw lUe VhltiMi l8lki«s.

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maps, ami the statistical data given IN THE BALANCE forms a valuable permanent scientific record on which to base future ad A u s tra lia visory work in the area. Tw;q young men liad gone into -:o:partnership in a barber’s business, Phone : 86 The four main types describecl are: and Phone : 8 6 pass the lime one particularly —1. Red sandy soils og great depth; dull to COMPLETED AT RENMARK afternoon Tom proposed to Dick 3. Fairly tight soil passing to drift, that they shoujd indulge in a game sand at 4 feel—the most productive’of "Nap." DANOER op excessive and best land for horticulture; 5. The game went on hour after hour, IRRIGATION Heavier land than 3, with gypsum iu when night ha'i fallen neither the subsoil; 6. Heavy clay soil, with and that a customer had entered. much gypsum several feet thick, start noticed He surveyed them in r,lient, contempt. A bulletin comprising the first re ing with 3 and 4 feet. ‘‘Sorry if I jqterrupt,” he said at port on the co-operative work on soils Initiated In 1927 by the Council' for The scientists eay that irrigalion in last; ‘but I’m in a hurry Which of you Qlie pet corn seems alwavs to be cKipping «cientlflc ami Industrial Reseaich aud'"»*' ^ overdone, fervid sportsmen ig ¿joing to shuwthe Waite Agricultural Research Instl-j^^^d great pare is necessary to ensure me?" in just ■wben least expected—at the dance ^ tu te of the U n iv e r s ity of A d elaid e, has the ‘subsoil is not waterlogged Tom looked over the hand wliicii -—tennis or Golf Club—Anywhere ! p just been issued. jcontinuously, as in the former type had just been dealt, him. Then, in a But wK^I put up "With its tortures ? Settle ^ The bulletin Is an account of w o r k ; this invariably leads to salt accimuila- voice lull of suppressed cxcitenent, he it for good—Remote it! Lift it right out ^ carried on by Messrs. J. K. Taylor, Ttnothe latter to salt some- said: “Just one. moment, ¡dr! Waii after having pointed it for a few nights with s B.A., M.Sc., and H. N. England. B,Sc„ Umes. but possibly more generally to until we see w'ho owns the shop!" under thé direction of Professor J. A. '» restricted root development. DUFFS CORN REMOVER | Prescott. Mr. England is attached to i Koot development is quite imham- 'I'he Deiiiliquln ‘‘Chronlcar’ tlius 3IÎ In the Red Carton notices that happily placed jmlustiia the staff of the Commonwealth Re- pefed in this soil except in geneial m search àtaütm, arifilth. It is confined poorness in organic matter, necessit list of to-day, the up-to-date shearer; to a discussion of the resiilt.s of aii ating continued building up with for “Un Friday morning last, there lefi Denillquin. live shearers, due at Alma examination of the soils of an Irriga tllizers and crop residues. Pharmaceutical Chemist, Banna Avenue, (JRIFFITH m tion area (Block E and Ral Ral) at Type ;i waters quickly without dan Station, via Booligal, thal niglit, a di.sger of salt accummulatiou under nor tance of over IJO miles. ’I'liey weiTRenmark. It is of special interest as tepreseut mal circumstances. Tlie muleilying motored there by one of Deniliquin’s lug the first soil survey on modern drift below 4 feet absorbs excess most popular hotel keeper^, and car water, and as the general country is ried' eiiahious, hook.s. suit cases, rug.s, lines ever carried out in Australia. ■flat there is little tendency to show Pic. (plenty of the last-named item), During recent years a considerable amount of attention has been given to seepaeg effects except where pockets enough to stock a small shop. The driver, whose car is a new one, was the classification of soils, particularly of clay occur. from the point of view df the correla- Type 5 is a wind-swept soil, and can nearly moved to tears when he s.aw llyii oL their ,cbeiplxiif and lueuhanlciil .be piiH.q absorptl.ve^ljj' thg uso of gyp the^^amouut of luggage, and he sii||H'(i properties with agricnltuyol and horti sum and cultivation. Doubtless in to think how the swag Is fast becom cultural expericene, and such correla time it will work into a state admitting ing a thing of the past. Iu a reminis tion must form the basic for any fu of ready penetration of roots and cent mood, he described the old-time shearer as somothing a bit diffwicut to water. ture survey work. A CAREFUL DRIVER the present one—loss talkative of pi<-Type 6 soils do not allow ready per In selecting an area suitable for RELIABLE BUICK AND RUGBY Wre .shows and jazz. How the older colation of waiter. Eve nwhen the sursuch a beginning It was most natural MODERATE PRICES that the closely settled and valuable lace Is worked into fair condition by one trumped the distances, rode the applications of gypsum the subsoil dislancts, and hiked the dlstauees, irrigation areas should be selected. with n few blankets, a few shills and For the more extensive areas, as in offers continued resistance. L. CAMPBELL, Elite Accommodation House, Griffith the wheat belt, somewhat different It is safe to assume that no free socks, and ‘gunny’ bag, made one .see survey methods will no doubt be adop water roaches the watertable iu these itie picturesqueness that i.s now alto ted,. The extension of this work will soils, and it is highly probable that a getliei absent. ‘Anyhow,’ he conclud he greatly facilitated by Mr. Harold heavy watering does not reach bey ed, 'if they still carried .swags inetcud ol suit cases, they would h.e more ac Darling’s recent gift of £10,000 for tb» ond 4 feet. establishment of a Soil Science La While the limited penetration is ceptable, because the swag, can be auij le for plant requirements, it mus-t iairked comforltibly, hut those blessed boratory at Adelaide. b(' bird in such soils, on account of suit cases do scratch the paint off a Four Main Soils The authors of the bulletin have the concentration of soluble salts, car. At the present time, the shear classified the Renmark soils into four which naturally tend to -be dangerous er is about the only man who is able to command a choice of jobs. main types, and have explained why ly high some are relatively unproductive, why it is probable that where salt has some are suspectlble to salting, why accumulated in the heavy soils recla aterhig soils with tne heavier water others are difflcult to irrigate properly, mation is not economically feasible. ing ip the season to clear salt other As fai as the watertable Is concern wise liable to accumulate, might have AT E V E R Y P O S T O F F IC E and so on. ed no harm is likely to ensue wiiile the efject of keeping the watertable They ha\ e also put forward sugges tions as to the best cultural methods it stands at its present level, and there ivt. its present level to adopt on the various types in order is no obvious means of low'erlng it by Wood»’ Great Peppermint Cure to obtain the best commercial results. drainage, -— Fof ChUtifen^«- Hachia? 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THB PUBLl® is hereby WARN»» aidlBBt FISHIN®, SHOOTm«. er fti There is such a fund of interest and Y E N D A . way TRB^PASStNR On DUKCARpleasure in taking your friends around any T. P. WHITE, PROPRIETOR LEIRH, Darlington Point. the garden to see something new and motor repairs a ACCESSONNES B a n n a A v e n u e , Next to Gilpin’s, G riffith JOHN B. aCOTT. uncommon that I often wonder why PETROLS AND OILS so many people grow the same old H I G H A R T P H O T O G R A P H Y CARS FOR HIRE — DAY OR NIQHT lines year In and year out. Telephone: Yenda 4 AT CITY PRICE81 N O T IC E ae Heuchera HeucheraUj^ There are lines (such as BEFORE BUYING YOUR NEW CAB Studio etpeclally appointed for Family and Wedding Sanguinea) which, although not new.|^, damarinr CONSULT US or DAMA 6 ING fen CRR, tHll be Qroupa^ (Bridal veil and bouquet provided). are so seldom met with that compara PROSECUTED. I MAKE A SPECIAL STUDY OF ---tively few gardeners know them when (Signed) C. H. NELSON, ~ CH LOREN’S PORTRAITURE they see them, and wonder why they S T O P ! L O O K I L IS T E N 1 ‘■Hill View,” My Special Side-line, ENLARGEMENTS from any old have been missed growing them for so Tabblta. 't’hoto. No Photo la too faded for me to make a good Job. long. Heuchera Is a lovely little peren 21st July, 192T. D F ENLARGEMENTS FROM 25/. NO TRAVELLERS nial which grows about a foot high, ............ ,^„I.Li.JLI ■ADDLE AND HARNESS AMATEUR FILMS PRINTED AND DEVELOPED and has foliage something like small O T IC E maker I VlBltB Rankin’S Springs First Stmday In Each Month geranium leaves, but more compact. Any person Nround FiShing, Shooting, E. A. KRUTLI, Photo Artist, Manager. The flowers are borne above the fo or otherwise Trespassing on BLt^CKS G R IF F IT H liage on long wiry stems, and are most 18 and 14, BENERBMBAH SUBDI graceful, Prosecuted. Strajdng ---- like so many- tiny .bells, of a . VISION will be j-.uoctuiwu. B O O TS R E P A IR E D rich carmine color, giving rise to the impounded, Coral Bells” by which It is popular "Coral i8 | gy Promptly know-n. Full use Is made of this fine JOHN MoGüF*Pri5 and CO., PTY little plant in public gardens for plant LTD. ■eve your Sole» by coming to Dlcking ledglngs to the bods, for rock He will »ave them for you. N e x t t o G o w ’s ,. B a n n a A v e n u e G r i f f i t h You must come—QuIckI les, and for massing. It is admired G R IF F IT H H IR E C A R all HAND WORK. by everyone and lasts in bloom for F O R A L L E L E C T R IC H E A T IN G A N D C O O K IN G (Maohlre Sewn If Required. S E R V IC E many mouths. It is also one of the I do work for notable Clienti. A P P L IA N C E S J. POLLARD prettiest flow-ers for vases and table FARM 866, GRIFFITH decorations—especially when used with some small white flowers such DRIVES HIRE CARS BY DAY OR CALL IN AND INSPECT— B R IC K S I B R IC K S 1 NIGHT as Gypsophlla. “Bverhot” Wall-Outfit Electric Range—it Bakes, Boils, Roasts, Broils IN ANY QUANTITY Careful Driving : Good Car Although the plants are quite hardy and Fries! Phone: 328 and will succeed anywhere, and they COOK WHILE YOU PLAY—YOU CAN DO IT WITH THE repay well any kindness handed out T H E G R IF F IT H B R IC K C O . Wishes to notify the Public of Griflatb "Ideal” Electric Cooker—cooks fit)m a lamp socket combination Electric to them in the shape of good rich Chas. E. Beiiby flreless Cooker, thermal food container, Waterless Cooker, and let soil, and, as flowering time approach and BurrouP*ting Districts that they Cream Freezer. es, some weak liquid manure made are now In a position to SUPPLY BRICKS IN LARGE OR SMALl "Sunflex” Radiator—the real Radiator for home use, sitting rooms, lounges from cow manure and soot, or from VALUER etc. Designed to reflect radiant heat rays in EVERY direction. nitrate of soda, at the rate of a table QUANTITIES spoonful to every kerosene tin ful of Prices on Application. BANNA AVENUE water applied to the roots of the THOS. BERRY. MANAGER plants. G R IF F IT H The lovely perennial blue pea H . A . B a r r a c lo u g h L t d . — OR — (Lathyrus Pubescens) is one of the FARM 884, GRIFFITH most handsome blue flowered climb OPTICIANS ' era we have. It blooms rival the 385 GEORGE ST., SYDNEY magnificent Wistaria Sinensis in FHE IDEAL CAFE, BONDI BEACH. NEXT VISIT beauty. It reveals in rich light soil, ■V Uouje away from home. Len. BarGriffith: and plenty of moisture during hot lett (late “Ideal Cafe," Griffith) can AT MIRROOL HOUSE weather. Seeds germinate well If jffer you good Board and Residenoe, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18 first soaked in warn water tq soften ;omfortable rooms, ami good table, From 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. the outer skin. Plants are also oh oeach lookout. Winter tariff from 85/THURSDAY, SEPT 19 Lalnable, and would flower well even vegkly. Take Bondi Bus from CenProm 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. the first season. The plant gets ml Railway Station. Bus stops at The firm has visited this town regi stronger and more beautiful with loor. Address: L. A. BARNETT, larly for years. age. DEAL CAFE, No. 1 HALL STREET, Rosea, which are known to suffer 40NDI BEACH. from mildew or black spot should be sprayed now with llarola. Harbos is owe it to ^ourself to buy onlp tne best for your best B anna A ven u e, G r if fith the most reliable and safest medium bedroom. A Bedioom Suite that ojfers the utn\ost space in the Wardrobe. A Smart Dressing Table and neat wherewith to check aphis and other T. J. M. SURNSTEiN Pedestal. Glance at the design illustrated and come and insect pests. tee it and many more just as appealing at this store. Never has a plant received such a L a d ie s a n d G e n t s T a ilo r well chosen name as the Lavender /^ W y Complete Hou»» Fumliher MISS V. SURNSTEIN Shower, for the name aptly describes Banna Avenue GRIFFITH W . CULLEN the flow-er head exactly as it is. The L in g e rie S p e c ia lis t plant itself grows dwarf and compact, OF WEST WYALONG Hemstitching and Embroidery Wora with foliage similar to giant maiden AND BECKOM French Pleating, Button Making, hair fern, w-hich is excellent for ar .'iotifittB the residents of the district • • « Everything Required in Women’s ranging with all manner of flowers in that he has PURCHASED the above Wear vases, giving them that desirably business from Mr. G. C. Thomas, and Manufactured on the Premises by light embellishment which character steads an Invitation to all to visit Modern Machinery ises artistically arranged vases or Che Shop and give a trial order. bowls of cut flowers. F r o c k s a S p e c ia lty The flower stems are long ana We are prepared to Make-up youi strong, and they grow well above the boxes of fine soil, or into sheltered own Material or to only Cut, Tack oliage before breaking out into count .^eed beds. To allow seedlings to be- *' and Fit It for you. less side sprays all adorned with come crowded is fatal, as they either hose. exqui,4ltely shaped and beauti damp off allogether ,or become uUy coloreil blooms, wliicli dance on drawn and fall to make any adequate F R A N K H O M A N wiry threads all round the central root system. Transplanting improves P ia n o , P la y e r a n d O rg a n otem, and give to the plant the popu most varieties beyond expectation. lar name of Lavender Shower, I am Get the position for couch or buffalo T u n e r a n d R e p a ire r. oorry to say ihe botanical uuiue Is a grass lawus ready. Spiing lime offers nit of a tongue twister—Thalictrum the best time to plant these two hot E lw in S tr e e t, N a r r a n d e r a Dipterocarpum—but you need not weather subjects. Get the place pre worry about that; just call it the La pared now and assure the soil sub F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R ------------ Y A M B I L S T . , G R I F F I T H vender Shower and your plant merch siding into Its proper level; this les REPRESENTATIVE & TUNER for HORSE AND MOTOR HEARSE Messrs. Sutton's, of Sydney and Mel MOTOR FUNERALS CONDUCTED IN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT ant will know what you want. Out sens the fear of IioHom-b forming after other thing iTike about it (besides Its planting has been carried out. Fre bourne. Visits Griffith every mouth DISTANCE NO OBJECT '' lovely showers of bloom) Is that it is quent stirring with rake or cultivator and is prepared to go In any part ol perennlai. U grows and multiplies pbevldus to sowing law'U grass seeds the district (distance no object). WREA'rHS AND DOMES AT ALL PRiOES. AGENT FOB F LIf^DLE,^ MONUMENTAL MASON Just at perennial phlox .and delphin will do much to kill out weeds and Orders left c/o 'Area News' will be iums do, so the longer you have them bring the soil to a good tilth. Buf pjruuiptly attended to. Established 11 r<Mr« 'PSn«« et the better they are. If you are sow falo grass is propagated from runners. ing seeds, the present is a good time to do so; but use fine, free soil, and Bread Is the Stall of IJfe and the sow in boxes that can be placed In a THREE FLOWERS BETTER THAN '‘Btar" Bakery Bread is something YOUR NEIGHBORS warm situation. A pane of glass over yon can rely upon. the box assists germination. Don't To encourage pride In your garden. be in a hurry to throw the soil out Shepherds have picked out three of the boxes in disgust if the plants special kinda to sow now, w-hlch are T H E S T A R B A K E R Y t don't come up the first few w'oeks, as In 1/- pucìteta separately, but If the BREAD Is Good the T.hvender Shower is of the "slow throe be taken the price is 2/6 the lot, because the beet Materlala are uaeo but sure” type. Germination is good, IK)st free. ASTERS.—The choicest of ekilfully, and Baked with technical but slow—sometimes it takes six Mixed Cregos, large doublé" blooms, precision. weeks to show up; but it makes up with all the different sbadoB mixed to DELIVERED DAILY for that afterwai'ds—especially after gether by us into a 1/- packet. and to get good plumbing at a moderate " m i ir V»Al ^ • P o w e ll P ro p rie to r you plant it out in the ilewer beds. ZINNIAS.—The very latest of the puce Cull on us However, if you afe impatient 1 would varieties called “Dahlia Flowered,’*^ Every job done by expert - tradcuncn, only the best materials used. advise you to buy plants which art about 13 colors in the 1/- mixture. We ll gladly «ubioit cstimatei quite cheap. 1 often wonder why SALEFGLOSSESIS.—The largo Im C . M O R O N E Y they are sold at. s\ich a low price, proved flowering type of “Emperor B ric k la y e r when they are so infinitely superior Strain dwaii', compact, and easily (Late of the Building Construction to many otiier plants which are much grown, 1/- per pkt. When ordering, Branch of Public Works dearer. If you arc looking for some just say the three packets of flower Department, Sydney) thing extra special for the garden try advertised In The Area News, for 2/6. PLUMBERS AND IRONWORKERS All Classes of Brickwork Constructed the Lavender Shower. Y AM BIL ST.. 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■:o:* THURSDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER SHEEP DROVER HITS BACK A TREAT FOR GRIFFITH The anniml ball of the Griffith (To the Editor) According to 3t. Alban's Young branch of the Country Women’s Assn. Sir,—I notice in your paper an Men's Club syllabus far the pasi term!will take place next Thursday nlgt the social aide of lif«' has been well thf 12th inst., In the I.yceum Theatre, article headed, "Road Squatters," catered for. Well-attendmT YTnnce.q^ Griffllli, and we have been Informed which on this Area, if one were Inter musical evenings, social gathfrings by the organisers that with this ball ested In sheep, would give them food and numerous gam*;a have been freely they intend to surpass anything of Its for thought—especially if he were the availed of. They have been fortunate- kind that has yet been attempted lu holder of one of the large area mixed ly favored with the services of an ex t Ja part of the district. *An enthuslas* farms, and had, say, 15 miles of t'oads pert physical culture exponent, who tiq and energetic committee, headed j around his holding on which the Comhas given them lessons In hoklng, by Mrs. President Bradbury and Mrs. mission makes him cut the burrs on Rwedi.sh and other drill, which has Secretary Ed\Vards has been w'orking the area next to the road, which Is assisted in th« physical ujilift. Duo for some weeks past to attain this usually a wider space than the rood vent has bacn given f« imfdoor exer- end, andonly to-day we have been Itself, The P.P. Board, as well as the else in the preparation of Dô tennis Informedthat everything is in read!-'shire, are after his rates; and It apcourts, w'hirh are now beginumg to ness for a gala night. Thefull Melody'pears that the Council are after hla lake a very tangible form, with a >Iakers Orchestra will supply the|scalp. Now, Mr. Editor, 1 notice on rather Imposing stone nibble Avail sur- music. It is .superlative to state thst this Area a fruit m*n can puU hi« rounding same. The memal a.spect <<f the supper will be excellent. Every’-;fence down, and if the Council are the club has received couniderablo ami one knows just what these ladles can'going to be fli-m with the "road squatcareful attention. Several rather in- do, and this effort will out do anything lor”' I thing they ought to be Just (erosUng debates have been fought that has previously been attempted, about it and see that his road is fenc out, lectures on educational multer.a.l Children's Revel. September 13 ed; by that I mean a road that run« character building, etc., have bennj We are informed that the effort pa.st a fruit farm. I have seen these gratutonsly given by our b'.ading citi-km behalf of the children on the night men get very excited when a sheep or zens. All of those form a very fine!following jg going to be something two out of a travelling mob would' and praiseworthy effort, and their j “out of the box.” Every child attend- enter their boundary, yet all they had oarncstnesa will commend Itaelf. |ing will be the recipient of a toker there to stop It would be a row of alIn conjunction with the St. Alban’s )nnd the ftindorgarten classes of tin ra'on^ trees 16 feet apart and a barb Girls’ riub, Ihelr aspirations luiv<* In ¡Grinith district, taught by Mrs. J wire fence 4 feet high.—Yours, etc., duced them to present Shakespear’s jp. Alton, have been assldiously pracOBSERVER. 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” and tising nursery songs as a special fea wlih this idea Itt mlttd they have bet-n ttife of the juvenile ball most tenaciously and diligently rc Bank Hold-up Sequel MAN’S ANTHEM TO WOMAN hearsing their parts in order to give —---- :o:------their townsfolk a creditable rendition. Lord Dewar, famous for his post The Gritnth District Band has joined prandial epigrams, has coined a new' YOUTH REMANDED hands with these clubs, and with such collection on “Man's Anlhem to Wo desirable heli) there should be no man.” Charged with attempted robbery doubt as to the success of the play. Toasting the ladies at the Poultry under arms at I.îke Bolac on Those who »iiave been favored with a Club’s, banquet, Lord Dewar said: — Thursday night, Charles Edward peep at the reheare.al note many nevv ‘The world needs more permanent Jacobsen, 18, appeared in the Ballarat ideas -bei-H-g introduced in the form wives and less permanent waves.” Police Court. He was remanded to of statély marches and dance.s, and “It is-a woman’s duty to provide for appear at Willaura on Friday. Bail (he gay and beautiful costumes will the inner man. It is man’s duty to w'.as not asked. prove an acquisition. As poetic li provide for the outer woman. cense is claimed for authors, so is “A man should be judged by his Senior Constable Craig said it was stage license claimed for the producer. wife’s clothes, which cost more than alleged that Jacobson, with another No less than fourteen band pieces the Garden of Eden, but aren’t they youth named John Dw-yer, left Balla vill be rendered, numerous fan-fares, worth it. rat in a motor car on Thursday after and five dances. Some of the players “Brevity is the soul of this frock noon. They drove to Lake Bolac, are shaping exceedingly well, and the business. Woman display more back where, In the evening, they entered .'hole play will certainly be ah uplift bone than men. When man bares his the branch of the Bank of N.S.W, to the club and will materially help re ahouMers he catches cold. When a When the manager (Mr. Elcoate) establish the now dormant' musical girl bares her shoulders she catches reached home late at night they held and dramatic society. The sceui a husband. him up at revolver point. music, dancing, cosUum s aiul alu -m “Some mothers’ lives are one darned Shots were fired, and Mr. Blcoat« effects are entirely locally produced, stocking after another.” was wôunded on one hand, either from which In itself sherws a keen a-mi:lTmthe effect of the shot or a blow by Woods' Great Peppermint Cure citizen-like characteristic, worthy of First Aid for Coughs, Colds, Influenza another weapon. being copied by everybody.

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INFLUENCE OF FERTILISERS The extended uae of artificial fertllieera upon pastures has not only in TEN REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD creased the bulk of herbage, but the VOTE YES health of the animals feeding fpon such herbage has been Improved by 1. A pool means orderly and effi supplying them with minerals which cient marketing. Many a man has had become deficient in the natural lost the full benefit of a year’s good pastures. Diseases due to deficiency of intelligent work, by making a baj? phosphorus and lime have completely sale. disappeared in areas where the use of 2. The pool will give the growler the superphosphate of lime as a top-dress average price for a year. Some N.S.W. ing for pastures has been adopted. The farmers this year sold for 3/8, and the development of more robust animals, man wdio bought it can get 4/8. carrying a larger and better covered 3. The Government will guarantee frame, has resulted. In the case of an advance of 3/6 a bushel. That gets ^merino sheep this increased robust over the “spot cash’’ difficulty that the ness is not without a compensating merchants speak about disability, for it is found that the wool 4. The pool board will be control deteriorates in quality, being stronger led by the growlers. There will be than that grown by smaller sheep on five growers’ representatives on a poorer pasture. It seems likely, how board of seven. The board wull elect ever, that some light will be shed upon its own chairman. this problem in view of work now be 5. The pool can, and will, fix the Ing undertaken by the Council for price of wheat sold in N.S.W. The Scientific and Industrial Research Queensland and Victorian pools will upon the factors influencing the not send wheat to N.S.W. to compete growth of wool. The many advan with the local pool. tages secured by top-dressing greatly 6. If Queensland pool could secure outweigh this disability, and no doubt 1/- a bushel more for its grow'ers than breeders will prove equal to the task, N.S.W. men got, why could not the should the occasion arise, of produc N.S.W. pool be equally effective? ing wool of a finer character without 7. Queensland farmers have stuck sacrificing the benefits of pasture Im to their pools for eight years, and Canada for six years. What can be provement. Although stock-raising industries wrong with the system? Involve a continuous drain upon soil 8. The TI.S.A. farmers are going in fertility, the natural handicap impos for pools for markettng all thedr pro ed upon Australian pastorolists is the duce. They were advisefi to do so by shortage of phosphates generally in the keenest business men in the world Australian soils. In the older coun 9. The pool will cut out the differ tries of Europe and Asia the depletion ence of 3d. a bushel often quoted be of soil minerals has been a gradual tween farmers’ lots and parcels. process involving shortage of other 10 (and last). You should vote yes, plant foods, particularly potash and because the dealers and speculators nitrogen. In Australia the limiting are screeching at you to vote no. Theii factor for grow'th is frequently mois profits -are threatened. ture, especially in the pastoral areas. When moisture supply is normal phos phoric acid becomes the limiting fac Down the River tor next brought into operation, but rarely is benefit derived from the ap BOAT TRIP ON THE RIVER plication x)f other miiieral fertilisers. In some of the dairying districts After having established what is where rainfall is over 25 inches there laiuied to be a new world’s record iu is evidence that grasses show’^ a re jutboard motor boating by navigating sponse to nitrogenous fertilisers. he Murray from Albury to its mouth -a distance of 1520 iqiles—in 16 days. Valter P. Bennett, Grange Road, Alphngton, and C. Bohm, Oenjimin »Street, fhorubury, arrived in Melbourne to,lay iu the Katoomba from Adelaide, Both of the voyagers looked exremely fit. The trip was accomplished in a 12 eet steeped hull, witli a 16 h.p. fourcylinder two-stroke Elto engine at,ached. More than 7 cwd. of kit and petrol was carried in the frail craft. The journey started on August lud ended on August 20; Y o u m u s t re m o v e it Every night throughout the trip the It's been found that dingy teeth come ravellers camped on the banks of the simply from a lilm that forms on teeth. A They fared chiefly on game and stubborn film old-tyjw dentifrices did not river. fish— the products of their guns and successfully clear ofi. That’s why brushing fails you. fishing tackle. Run vour tongue across your teeth and jou can feel that film now—a sort of slip pery coating. Beneath it are the W'hite RESTRICTIN G RICE GROWING teeth you envy. The only crop upon the growing ol It keeps youi smile unattractive hccau which restrictions are placed in Aus it absorl'is discolourations ftorn fix, tialia is rice. And this for the verysmoking, etc. good reason of obviating over-produc Now, in a new-t\ pc demibicc <a!k-ii lion. It is a question as yet whothei Pepsodent, a snentiilc combatant has been that point has not already been reach foumi. l.,eadim,' detiiists uidcly urg!'. it eU, as far as home consumption up .Wotks'wonders,,on dmgy tcc,dv 201( plies. It would therefore be mo-st iu advisable to extend the industry be __^ youd the conllues of the Murrum bldgee lirigation Area, which is pro iant fA '' ducing the requirements of the whole € of Australia, If not more. Last season ... the Irrigation Commission limited the supply, of. Avater for riqe growing to 100 acres per growler. Close up to 15,000 acres were sown. Applications A £ 2 ,0 0 0 for water for the c.ouiiug season are P O U L T R Y B O O K now being considered, and it is inten ded that the maximum individual area FREE be reduced below 100 acres in This headline means exactly what it may says: The first edition of Karswood order that the aggregate shall be kepi Poultry Book, entitled " Beslway ’’ within a safe mark. It is noteworliiy Poultry Book, has cost the Karswood that rice on the Area has given highei Company over £2,000. The “ Bestway ’’ Poultry Book shows you how to begin average yields than in any other par poultry keeping under any conditions, of the wmrld. If the lime should coim and carry it to a successful issue. when ,u profitable export outlet can bt found, there would be room for large Bang up-to-date. Edited by J. Stephen Hicks, the Expert developments. Samples sent to Lon Poultry Breeder, known throughout the don have been classed as equal to the whole Poultry Keeping World, and illus best American and superior to Eastern trated by wonderiully dear pictures in types, Whether this ckn bo translated photogravure, it is right up-to-date. A real live compendium of poultry into payable business remains to be knowledge written by the greatest living seen. In 1928 the Murrumbidgee liar nun in poultry industry to-day. vested 18,000 tons, of which 4000 tons Send us no money, just your name amJ-addrcfS has been sold as stock feed. This AddressT-KARSWOOD, The Commonwealth and Dominion year’s crop of milling grade totalled Agencies Ltd., 249 George St., Sydney. 23,000 tons only about a quarter of which has been sold. Imports have fallen off considerably for the first half of the year, and the question now outstanding is, can Australia consume S P IC E the available stocks before next bar 5.4.29 vest? - _

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which your Areas are represented sales to the Railway have for thé flrat by two delegateiw^o grasp the posl 22 days shifted 89.000 carton* of 1 IIk tlon in regard to^mpetltion In sell prunes, and our groa*ors can he paid -to:an amount per pound net equal to any ing prices of prunes. S!r,—There is a limit of mlsrepre ■“""We have placed the matter plain other method of distribution. Isentation to which most men or ly before them time and again dur Iorganisations will submit to, and on ing the past 18 months, and appar Far from being a direct hit at Young IthU Prune question Mr. J. M. Dixon ently now those whose fruit has prune %rowers, for every carton of prunes sold on behalf of Irrigation has now found ours. In the first place, there is no "co- been held over wish to place the growers there Is one sold for Young, on the agents, whose hands and the sales per medium of usual Ioperative conflict,” there is a badly- blame were tied by the association. In retail channels has Increased appre jhurt ex-presldent of an association stead of placing the responsibility ciably with the Railway campaign. trying to dig up an argument to prove those who are responsible for the Ithat himself and his Prune Growers on IAssociation were not fairly judged and present unsatisfactory condition of I would thank you to give this ex affairs.” planation space In your paper for the Ifound wanting by growers. The two co-operative societies * at From the foregoing It Is possible to Information of growers on this Area. jOrlfflth and Yenda did not arrange to form an opinion of the correctness of —Yours, etc., Isell ,60/70, BO/60, 40/50 prunes to the Mr. Dixon’s contention that with P. H. RUTLIDGE, Seci*etary, Irriga Railway In 1 lb. cartons under P. G loyalty all the prunes could be sold. tion Co-Operative Societies, Limited, Without holding any brief for either j Association fixed prlcesv Mr. DlxoU’s largest official a^ent the Prune Association 6r Its agents, [fixed with the Railway to sell prunes we unhesitatingly state that all the [at 9d. per 11b. carton, and supplied loyalty in the world could not sell [cartoned prunes to the Railw-ay for prunes for them, and It is a fact that BROOKS & CO. [this purpose; further, Mr. Dixon was J. Salnty, with his methodical keen [president of the Prune Growers’ Asso business and sound pack, was pulling [elation at the time this official agent Griffith out of trouble by selling theirs Bank: Commercial Bank of Australia, Griffith [of this association took this action, and his own prunes, at prices equal in every respect to those at which the [xhe proposal made to Railways by IrLICENSED AND BONDED [rlgatlon Co-operative Societies Ltd was P.G. AsBociation’B agent states they DRIED FRUIT SALESMEN [to supply confection prunes packed In could not compete. By reason of connection with Re [half-pound cartons to be sold at 6d. Grlfiith, particularly Griffith Produc [each to the public; hence the official ers, with J. Salnty behind them, were tail Houses In CITY and COUNTRY [agent of the Prune Growers Assocla- idling prunes In cans and boxes a we are able to give QUICK RETURNS [tlon not only was responsible for fix- their top, against the Avorat example to growers. ling the price, but by blundering in, of cut-thro-at competition from all We will be requiring all classes of [lost the growers at least £15 per ton quarters, growers and packers, ever Fruit for next month's orders, as thi* [on all prunes to be sold through the experienced in the fruit Industry month's requlrsments are conslgiijed. Railways, and In addition very nearly while Yenda was one of Mr. Dixon’s Account Sales forwarded every two landed irrigation growers with 250,000 so called dupes; their prunes were In weeks, so If only portion of erep hi the hands of the P.G. Association for sold it is returned immediately. [useless half-pound cartons. Storeroom is conerste, 18 months, with storage costs, 1» mouuis, WlUl B LUiafec I-W D...,, cartage, —o— The Sydney ■' Admittedly the grocer could afford etc., eating np money taster than the,rat and mouae-proof, a. conalgnmanU [to buy his supplies of prunes from the it, and ultimately »af®Railways better than from the P.G. sales would producewas the grub that] Our policy is to only *>n cojv Yenda Producers Association agents. At the worst it final prop of thelsifln»««"» ^ ,,£ £ ^8 of dallvary. '^’**'*" ... is a sale of prunes, which is more^ gnawd away the ..... ..... -. than could be managed by the Prune jP .G .A . No consignment accepted without Growers’ Association over the past 18] The co operatives now hold corn- Inspection and approval. months, to prove which I give the fol- r.iand of their own prune affairs, and T will be in Griffith again the first lowing extract from a letter dated the j nothing short of ah arbltary Act of week in August. 26th August, 1929, received from P.G. parliament would foist a prune board Association’s most official agent: — upon them, Mr. Dixon and his .associa W . D. Brooks "We think in viewing the prune tion served that good purpose at least. Managing Salesman In conclusion I would state that ap situation you have overlooked the 6 ^ a r c i a S treet fact that the delay in sales by th« parently we are finding ready appre Society Is owing to the refusal of elation from the public and our read Hurlstone P ark the Prune Growers’ Association by ers in the action taken. The prune

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A NEW ENTERPRISE Exports of Sheep Concert at •:o: IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Lakeview AN UP-TO-DATE LAUNDRY STUD STOCK FOR SOUTH AFRICA NOW IN BUSINESS Is Premises known as Bluebiid Cafe During the year ended 30th June (Top of Banna Avenue, adjpiuing 37,80 sheep, valued at £13,862, were An audience of Lakeview residents Gow’s) exported from Australia foe breeding aud townspeople was treated to a fine Dry Cleaning and Presaing purposes. They were exported to the entertainment at Lakeview on Wed SUITS A SPECIALTY following countries: — Russia, 2031 nesday night, 28th ¡August, when a A TRIAL SOLICITED sheep, valued at £15,965; Soutli concert followed by a dance was held Price List on application to Box 282 Africa, 799, £17,C15; Japan, 31U, in order to raise funds for the forth ME8DAMES E. SMYTH and ,£3388; New Zealand, 1362, £3515; coming bazaar In aid of the school R. ROCHESTER’ Prance,',208, £2179; United Kingdom, and the hospital. Props 12, £200; other British countries, 12, Mrs. D. Ross played the overture and £101; India, 10, £187; United States, was well applauded. Miss Marjorie FRUIT TREES, Roses, Grapes, Vines, 6. £682, Cole was in excellent voice and deligh Oleanders, Plovrer and Vegetable , * D uring 1927-1928 163*5 “sheep, ted the audience with her Items. Mr. Seedlings, etc., all strong and well valued at £26,351, were exported from I). Jones also sang splendidly. Delight rooted, available every Saturday, stall Australia for breeding putposes; 1926- ful instrumental items were rendered Co-op, shop. Lists* post free. A 27, 1658, £23,394: 1925-26, 2281. by Mr. H. Malla!by (violin solos), Mr. Weare, Nursery, P.O., Yoogali. £23,105; 1924-25, 2209, £36,261. The and Miss Johnson (steel guitars and total for the past five years was 11,566 ukulele items), and Messrs. Couch Tomato farming is becoming an es sheep, valued at £149,973. Of those man, Langtip, Murphy and Llneham tablished Industry in the Lake Car 5501 sheep, valued at £96,022, went (band quartette). Miss White was gelllco and Euabalong districts, W'hero to South Africa; and 1675, valued at well applauded for her graceful execu tion of two Highland dances. large plantations of the summer vege £15,0^7, went to Japan. table are being put in. The thanks of organisers and per formers are due to the accompanists, Mesdames Ross, Leckie and Brlssen Broderick & W ay den, and Mr. Haxby, who did their parts splendidly. S h ea rin g During the interval Mr. R. Thorne, C ontractors Are prepared to undertake Shearing secretary of the Griffith Hospital, ad Contracts up to any quantity. Goo'l dressed the assembly and congratula ted the performers and organisers on Work Guaranteed. For further information apply to the excellent entertainment produced. in h h e The net receipts, including these G. T'yson from the sale of sweets and refreshFARM 1644, BEELBANGERA j ments were approximately £ 12. Hugh Matheson, Jenda

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A SOCIAL will be held In the Metho dist Church, Ilanwood, on Septeraber ....... ....... ...... - ... QRIPHTH BANNA AVENUE, 11 (Wednesday); all welcome. Stock for Sale on Approved Bills of 3 or 6 Months; Stock and Property Splendid Instrumental and Vocal Musical programme and supper. Saturday, Sept. 7 Lists on Application. All Classes of Farms Available on Irrigation and Items AT 2.30 P.M. SHARP —R. G. White, Ministe.! Dry Area. AGENTS FOR South British Insurance Co., Ltd.; Mercantile Artists—Mr, Maher (Violin), Mr. D Motual Insurance Co., Ltd. (All Classes.) All Business transacted under A. H. RICHARDS has received In Jones (Song), Instrumentalists; day old, Black Orpingtons direct supervision of the Principals. 8ti-uctlonB from Mrs. J. L. Hams to Duet, Messrs l-angtlp and Murphy, CHICKS, and White Leghorns, £5 per 100, now PHONES (2 lines); 14 and 380. ^Connected with M. Guihen and Soil by Public Auction the whole of etc. available. J. H. Trenerry, Hanwood, Silver Collection at the Door C. L. Neville) Phone 240. her well kept HOUSEHOLD FURNl <, 41 ' I . TURE AND EFFECTS, consisting Of; FOUR-Piecf^ Mission Gak Bedroom CHURCH of England Dance, to be Suite, SeagrasB Ohf.lr, Enamel Dbie A U C t l O N held St. AJban’s H.*!!!, Wedifc«'day, S A L E Co. Bed, Lino. Square (9 feet by 9 feet) At September 18; Melody Makers; good Spleco Bedroom Suite, Enamel Iron G. A. H. RICHARDS’ AUCTION supper. A u c t io n e e r s , V a lu a t o r s , R e g is t e r e d L an d A g e n ts , Bed (double), Child’s Oak Cot, Uno ROOMS, BANNA LANE, Square (9 feet by 9 feot), Dining GRIFFITH S to c k an d P ro p e rty S a le s m e n FOR SALE, Single and Double Furphy Table, Sideboard, 4 Dining Chairs, 2 On Water arts and 2-ton Lorries. Bar APPLICATIONS FOR CROWN LANDS ATTENDED TO Carvers, Hall Stand, Mata, Dresser gains. C.. P. Leokle, Griffith. Table Stove. Uno. (10 foot by 10 Saturday, Sepl. 14 AGENTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., HART-PARR TRACTORS, 1929, at 3 p.m. feet), Roll of new Lino. (12 feet by RAWLINGS’ MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE 12 feet). Single Iron Bed, Stretcher, GUIHEN BROS, and O. A. H FOR SALE, 30 Sets Leading Chains. FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK Duchess Chest, Lawn Mower, Garden RICHARDS. Auctioneers, in conjunc 60 pairs Draught Hames, 30 Pairs BOX 382 GRIFFITH, N.S.W. Tools, Tubs, Copper and Sundries. tion, have received instructions from Draught Winkers. 26 Draught Collars. 'PHONE; 286 EVERYTHING IS FOR ABSbLUTE the mortgagees to Sell by Public C. P. Leckie, Griffith. Auction, the following Property on the SALE FOR SALE, Touring Car, good running day and date abovementioned:— order, good tyres; must bo sold; £20. Area — 2014 Acres; Title — C.P G. A . H . Richards 65/28, portion 1 and 2, Parish Tab Apply, Area News Office. GRIFFITH bita. County Sturt; Situation—Twelve AUCTIONEER 'Phone: 102 miles from Tabbita, and about 30 FOR SALE, three Turkey Hens and A u c tio n e e r s , S t o c k an d S t a t io n A g e n ts Gobblers; £5 the lot. W. Nash. miles from Griffith on the Murrum three G R IF F IT H bldgee Irrigation Area; Fencing- Phone, 116. SPECIALISTS in all land matters connected with the Munumbidgee irri Boundary netted Fence (new) about gation Area and surrounding districts. Comprehensive lists of Irrigable A uctio n Sale seven miles, portion of subdivision FOR Brass or Wood Curtain Rods, any Farms, Orchards and Businesses for Sale supplied on application. fences posts only; Clearing—^About length or thickness, Single or Double AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE 300 acres of mallee country and 75 Ext. Rods, Rod Brackets, Picture Wire, SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH A t Farm 1363 acres of timbered country;- Improve Moulding Hoods, etc., you will get best PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESMEN, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192) ments—Bore, tank, trough and wind value for your money at MACKAY’S^ YEN D A HOUSE FURNISHERS, mill, hut with 1000-gallon tank and COMPLETE SYDNEY and GRIFFITH. beelbangera road stove; Amount due to Crown—12/t per acre. GENUINE Leather Shopping Bags, in whole of this land is suitabU nssorttd colors, Mac. lined; price, Wednesday, Sept. 11 forTHE Agriculture. The Auctioneers have 6/6. Geo. W. Spelrs, Our Jeweller. AT 3 P.M. inspected this Property, and can recommend prospective buyers not to GENUINE Sheffield Stainless Table SEYMOUR and RUXBURGH, Auction miss the opportunity. and Dessert Knives, holdfast handles; For Further Particulars, Apply oers, Griflith, have been favored with 21/. dozen. G. W, Spelrs, Our Jewel ler. Ellther Auctioneer instructions from the Public Trustees, to Sell by Public Auction in the Estate Trips of Inspection can be Arranged TERMS AT SALE of Thomas Luke Ryan, Farm 1363 I WISH to state, tliut Geòrgie C A SE M AK ER GUIHEN BROS. Parish of Stanbrldge, County Cooper, Panowith did not find Money lost by And me at Ilanwood.—W. NASH. all that property consisting of IRRI G. A. H. RICHARDS GATION FARM LEASE, 28 ACRES, G riffith P acking Shed (R egd.) LOST, belw'een Yenda ahd Griffith, or (Auctioneers In Conjunction) annual rent, £20/13/-, water rate £14, Darlington Point Road, Truck No. Water right 28 acre feet. B anna A ven u e W est Plate, L 48-585. Finder please return Improvements— , (Agent, London Assurance, Fire and Accident) ‘Hillside’ Garage, Chevrolet Dealer. Shorthand Good WeatherboaiM House, Sheds, PHONE: 50 etc., Gx'ound Tank, Boundary-fenced, Typing, Bookkeeping LADIES' Hand-bags, season’s colors Ditched and Drained.. and designs; every Rag beautifully PLANTINGS fitted; price from 14/6 to 48/6. Geo. TAUGHT TWO acres Prunes (1924 planting), 3 St. Alban’s Men’s and Girls’ Clubs acres Frontignac Grapes 1922 Trel- BY EXPERIENCED ANt) QUALIFIED W,t Speirs, Our Jeweller. TEACHER® In Conjunction With Griffith District Band liced, 5 acres other varieties Wine ROYAL Doulton and Corona ChinaCLASSES NOW FORMING Grapes, 1926-27 planting; I2è acres WILL PKCSENT ware; fioiim beautiful and useful arti APPLY AREA NEWS OFFICE Wine Grapes, not trellised, planted cles In botli makes, at Gi'o. W. hipeirs, 1928, i acre House Orchard. Our Jeweller. PLANT. ONE Sunglow S.T. Cultivator, 1 D.F. WANTED, Situation for strong, LYCEUM HALL Harvey Plough, 1 Peters’ Lorry, 2 capable Boy, used to hor.ses, good in (Mirrool Irrigation Area) leaf Harrows, 1 M. H. Scùffler, 1 S.F. gaixlen, tlioi oughly must wort Iiy Apply Plough (Massy Harris), 1 Harvey Area_.News^jT)lllce Thursday and Friday one-way Disc Cultivator, 2 Horses Gardeaer WEiiNivSDA Y, Septuuber 18.—C. of and Harness. REMARKS.—The Auctioneers have APPLICATIONS, accompanied by England Dance, St. Alban’s Hall, Grif Inspected the above Farm and can copies of testimonials, are invited for fith. recommend buyers to attend. This the Position of Gardener, at a salary FULL CASTE OF 62 PERFORMERS AND 25 BANDSMEN WONIxERFUL VALUE iu Cut Glass Farm is well situated close to Town of ,£5/10/- per week. SCENERY MUSIC DANCING (X)STUMES and Rail, good soil, splendid home. It A scheme of town beautillcatioii Goblets. 27/- doz.; better \alue in turn. ALL PRODUCED LOCALLY POPULAR PRICES hlei's, £1/- doz. Geo. W- Speirs, Our is for Genuine Sale. having been put into operation tin Jeweller. 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(leceused. — APPLICATION Opportunity to Train for Important will he made after fourteen days from C . W . A , C h ild re n ’s Revel Positions iu 0. GILPIN, LIMITED, G .U ^ a O .F . the publication hereof that PROBATE 1, 3, 5 Belson Street, Kant Mr.lvoni Friday, 13th September of the last VTLL of the abovenanied (Vie.) is ofl’ered Ifo Suitable Female (Mirrool United Branch No. 9403) deceased may he GRANTED to PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS Meets Every Alternate Tuesday at Applicants with the reecssary qualifi David Henry Tayhr and Hmiry Gifts for itio Cliildit'ii . Novelty Atlraction.s Galore Dainty Supper cations. Initiative, and orgauislug St, Alban's Hall, Griffith O'Mt'ara the executoi’s nnmed in the ADULTS 2/., CHILDREN 1/.saitl will rnd ALL NOTl.CES may be Sick, Funeral and Hospital Benefits ability to fill openiuga carrying liberal renumeration, in tlie undermentioned Unsurpassed by Any Other served at the otllces of tlie under sections: -Secretarial, Clerical. Adver Friendly Benefit Society in COUNTRY WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION signed. All persons having any tising, Softgoods, Hardware, China the Commonwealth CLAl.M S against tini estate of the said O ld T im e D ance LYCEUM, GRIFFITH and Glassware, Despatch, 'riie posi Luca! See ret ary: are hereby requoeted to (Under Auspices of the U.A.O.D.) THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1929 deceased tions offered affonl excellent prospects C, R. PARK FORWARD PARTICULARS tliereof to the undersigned witiiln such time C/o Griffith Producers’ Co-op. Society and opportunities for applicants fulfilThird Annual Ball TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 Hug the Company’s st.:'nd!vrd of effi Limited, 'Griffith as aforesaid. MEMORIAL HALL, GRIFFITH Tickets: 12/6 Double, 7/6 Gent’s ciency. Applieations In first instance DATED this tliii'ty-tirst day of 5/- Ladles FOR SALE. Furphy Water Cart, near must be In writing only, stating where August, One thousand nine hundred Good Music Good Supper ly new. Apply, C. F Leckie, Griffith. educated, age, experience In full, and and twenty-nine, CHILDREN’S REVEL Dancing, 8 till 12 copy of credentials. Personal appli FRIDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, 1929 CATER and BLUMER, Proctors for cations will disqualify. Gifts and Many Attractions! the Executors, GRIFFITH. GENT’S, 3/-; LADIES, 2/Adults 2/-, Children 1/Good Supper for All Both Nights J. F. Turnell, Hon. Sec. FOR SALE, 75 feet 7-8 in. Wire Cable,* Mrs. R. H. Bradbury, President Mrs. Edwaidis, Hon. Sec., Ball Cmtte. with hook and loop; 30 ft. 7-8 in. do.; 300ft, Jin. ditto; also, big quanttty_.VACANCY for Lady Boarder, privaifi. home, near school; tenns moderate VACANCIES for Boarders. Mrs. Here, Drag Chains. C. F. Leckie, cr. Yam^ bil fthd Kooyoo Stmt. Blnya ßtreft, Ares Neivi Office, V A L U A T O R S

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On its Last Legs! ■----- to;----------- :o:-------:o: Monday, September 9.—Irene Rich Mr. D. J. Campbell, men’s mercer,' HILARIOUS THOUGH MORIBUND in ‘‘Craigh’s Wife,” and ‘‘Red Lips,** (To the Editor) etc., of Banna, Avenue, Griffith, and Priated and Published by the sole gir^—1 wns more than surprised on also of Cobar, has disposecl' of hi; I.yceum de Luxe. proprietor, P. J. |Slattery, at his It is all nonsense about Nero play Monday, September 9.—Meeting of registered printing office, Banna Monday to read the audacious reply!Griffith business to Messrs. J. H. and ing the fiddle while Horae w'as burn Lakeview-Hanwood Cricket Club, Avenue, Griffith, In the Slate of of Cr. Kelly, President of Wade Shire.'j. Clarke, who hail from Melbourne, Ing. The evidence is not convincing Hotel Victoria, Orlfiltb, 8 p.m. to ray criticism at the Council going During their residence here Mr. and tliat the fire brigade failed to put out New South Wales, Australia. into committee when discussing the Mrs, Campbell made many friends. the and at any Tuesday, September 10.—Old Time m e Latin LiUiiu conflagration, u u u ut Mrs. Campbell has been in ill health rate vital loan question. Nero playeti the flute in preferMemorial Hall. Griffith, under Griffith, Monday, September 9, 1929 ‘‘For the information of the general for some considerable time, and it is ence to the violin. However, it was U.A.O.D. public,” he states, “I should like brief hoped that a change of climate will illustrated at-Tliursday’s meeting ofj Tuesday, September 10, at 8 p.m,-— ly to refer to the conduct of the busi be of benefit to her. Carrathool Shire that great - m i n d s M e e t i n g of Griffith and DisWanted, A Public ness of the Council as laid down by trifle with innocent diversions whenr^*®^ Cricket Assn at Mirrool House the law.” One would think from this Mr. G. M. Duff was the winner of the pillars of State are rocking and, Meeting ! he meant to lay the full procedure the pony raflled in connection with the the gods of the weather are showing| Thursday, Sept. 12. C.W.A Ball, Lyand ordinances relating to Council recent C. of E. Bazaar, Griffith. The a brassy indifference to the sufferings When an important matter a f f e c t in g committees before the public. He lucky ticket was number 44. of human and other animals. A cor- Friday, September 18. C.W.A. Chilthe intereats of the ratepayers, s u c h «Besses the point that in order to respondent wrote to the Council a b o u t R e v e l , Lyceum, Griffith . as a proposal to raise a loan, comes allow the ratepayers’ representatives Mr.. Reg. Westmore, of the Town renting a«piec3 of land for cultivation] Friday, September 13. Big Football Country Union, paid a brief visit Wind-Up Ball in Melbergen Hall. up for consideration, it is advisable to ¡an opportunity to speak as o eu ant and to Griffith on Fi-iday, and left on Satur and asked what it was suitable for. Saturday, September 14, 4 p.m. — allow the ratepayers full opportunity , as long as they wish is the so e reason Cr. Mills gravely suggested giving him for his headquarters in Sydney. Public Meeting of all stockowners, to speak as freely as they may wish case of going n o comm ee. day Mr. Westmore has been speaking on a list of all the plants the land would Lyceum open-air theatre, to discusb This is certainly a laughable sugges grow'. Another councilor said solemn on the matter. In a matter of this behalf of the union in various towms, sort the only possible way of satisfy tion In the light of the fact that in and reports that remarkable interest ly—Bathurst burr.” ‘‘Ves,” Bathurst Trucking Yards proposal. open Council generally councillors burr in good seasons,” added the first Friday. September 13.— Merribee ing a erltie.al public, who are repre the rule of only speaking once has been awakonod wiierever lie ba.s speaker. Later on Cr. Mills told the Shearers' Dance, in aid o#-Griffith and sented by a minority in the Council, break almost every discuaslon. I have visited. world that lie and Mr. Johnson were Leeton Hospital, at Blnya Hall. is to call a public meeting. The public in not attended our local Council, but 1 Wednesday, September 18, C. of E. meeting is a peculiarly English insti presume Quite a happy crowd gathered at the the two oldest inhabitants of the Car- Dance, St. Alban’s Hall, Griffith. It differs from no other meet tution, and long usage and experience ing. People can speak as lengthily as home of Mr. and Mr«. A L, Zerbst, rathool universe, and subsequently re has established it firmly in the respect tiiey wish, In reason, according to the Hanwood, on Wednesday, to celebrate marked fiboui llie slilre finniiCes in a Wednesday, September 18.— Oool of the people. The President would rules of debate, and nothing is gained the coming of age of their only son clieerful, hilarious spirit. ‘‘Look at gowi Sports. Friday, September 27.—Hotel Vic show good sense ... in convening ............ « such a However, Cr.. Kelly is (Lesta). Dancing, music and games the energy w'e have spent and brain toria Night Out, in aid of R.C. Bazaar, fag and worry we liave hud." Certain O't.'Ksi ing. It is merely an .accidenti J e ^ nnh * I well aw'are there v.an be no opt'U put) contributed to a very pleasant even ly, Carrathool councillors are dancing Lyceum, Griffith. that there are councillors wpo are ‘**„0 hc.l^a11nn ing. M.anj' valuable presidents were r Aw«mi«'lic discussion In committee, because Wednesday and Thursday, October opposed to the lean pressman, or one of the public pre- handed to the guest to mark the gaily to the gallows with ivy wreaths 2 and 3.—Methodist Exhibition and and Yenda works, considering that on their brows! occasion. Snow Fair, Griffith. ratepayers have never been consulted,^^^^^ Thursday and Friday, October 3 and in the matter. The general ^«""9 u^bie to a fine of £0. and 4. — ‘‘A Mldbttinmer Night’s Dream,*' Hospital Movie Pagaent the community was against exercising coniend otherwise is A N ew Lion Lyceurhi Griffith, the borrowing powers at the Councils, ------ ;o:--------- Friday, October 4. Darlington Ft. first creation, and hardly s u f f i c i e n t , W h a t is not open discus Annual C. of E. Ball. CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB'S FEAST time has elapsed to allow such an confidential disci The Returned'- Soldiers’ League, to Tuesday, October 8. -Mad Hatters* portant proposal to ''■^wed in ^ The next meeting of the aliove eiur gether with the Women’s Auxiliary, Dance, at Lyceum, Griffith. proper perspective. At any rate the^ Councils’ loan proposals are not will be held on Friday nexf 12th inst, met at tlie Pageant headquarters on present proposal for convening ^ approved of most generally. There Is when a well-knowm Labor speaker and Friday evening last in preparation for Friday, October 18.-r-C. of E. Ball, public meeting should appeal to those ^ biilliant orator, Mr. Donald Grant, their demoustratlou on Monday, Darlington Point. ...... ... councillors who have .‘‘seen the affoi’d tho time or money that will address the members of the Grif October 7. and are convinced of the. necessity 0^ ^ ^ involved in having a petition fith Constitutional Club on a matter of A llarge .amh comprnhen.sive com L Y C E U M D E L U X E a loan. The ratepayers in the dark ratepayers calling great importance to Australia. Mr. mittee was foimed to carry out the cannot be blamed if they view withj^^^ ^ regard to Com Grant 1b a fordl'ul Bpeaker, and aii work, with Mr. K. IT. Todd as Chair misgiving or doubt the judgment and members are urged to attend this imman and Mr. A. E. Matlliews as sec Monday. * discretion of the Council. would be, Business Confidential” portaiU -meeting. Mr. A. Connelly retary. i'he committee will hold regu a good thing for the Council to^ discussions of tin the hon. secretary, or Mr J. C. lar weekly meetings, the next being In “Craig’s Wife,” to be screened at the Lyceum, Griffith, to-night, Irena thoroughly investigate every avenue' committee, or by any com Thorne, the president, will furnish on Wednesday, September 181h. towards financing the necessary main mittee or the Council shall, save as members with all necessary informa Rich is seen as the beautiful calculai-tenance work throughout the shire, Iregards members, be strictly conflden tion. ing wife of an adoring husband. Every because this is a problem that sooner| lial except in cases where the public gesture of laffection on her part is G r iffith S h o w weighed and measured in advance as or later must be faced. The.. report of;ihave been present by permission of Further Public Address by Mr. tg its probable return in material ,aT qualified engineer as to the neces-,^^^^^ Council, and information with re qu Donald Grant ’ security. Her beautiful house plays a ,^>,1 not, unless the com sary r.quiremenli of the ¡shire Mr. Grant will deliver a public ad INCREASED PRIZE LIST far more prominent part in her life large, and a statement of the shire s, t„„sactlng the business, or the dress on an interesting topic in tfie position to carry the necessary ““' ' ■ j ^ reference thereto by such open air outside the Lyceum Theatre It is not unlikely ihat for a few than does her husband, even though den, would clarify the position otherwise determines, be on Saturday night, Ihe 1Ith inst, at years lienee Griililh Show will go on he provides tlie liome ami luxuries she Possibly the shire might be able i any person outside the p.m. Readers are reminded that putting up record ufier lacoid. Being craves. After noticing that pr,[ctically every float along complacently on the P'’«'i (b) The provision shall not 7.30 r. Grant-is one of the foremo,“?! poli a populous, growing,, convenient and one of the girls who came to visit his sent rate, though councillors themsel-j^ report of the committee M speakers in Australia, and com- must influential centre of within office in his new picture ves have frequently and emphatically proseiited to the Council, (c) tical fine exposition of Uie English fifty uiile radius, GriliUh must increa.se stoppedforto parts rouge their lips before effi said not. The elimination of Banna person contravening this clause mands language, and it is hoped that a large in importance by leaps and boumls terlng, Melville Brown hit upon the Avenue from their responsibilities |,y p ,|p ^ penalty not exceedand Its annual show' make parallel number of GriffUli people can make floating a loan is reminiscent of ing £5. strides. This year increased prizes title of “Red Lips” for the Universal time available to listed to him.* Macawber and his 1.0.U's. Un production which had been without a Press and Public have been offered in tho wool and name, fortunately there Ts rio loan without Its 50 (a) Every meeting of tho Coun several months. ‘'Red Lips*' sheep section, valuable prizes fov will beforshown compensation. Not only does the cil, except in committee, shall be open at the Lyceum to-night. sheep dogs in competition, and a rich Trucking Yards money have to be repaid twice over, to the press, for whom reasonable Charles Rogers and Marian Nixon ap prize for district exliibit. The prize but costly maintenance has to be met accommodation shall be provided, (b) pear in the starring parts. schedules have now been circulated CALL TO STOCKOWNERS each year. Part of council chamber shall be Wednesday. The question, of course, arises, and made available fer the accommoda CLASH avoided Saturday Afternoon, Lyceum Theatr«, demands ----more of and such uumbei -- consideration, -, because I Ition lUlt L M the lilV? public, ----.Tazz-mad youth In search of thrills ^ p.m. to. a great extent the burden of repay-' permitted to attend at every At tlic rehearsal of the Grillith is the theme of “Girls Gone Wild," ment will fall unfortunately, but " o r i e except in committee. (c) Mirthmnkei's on Friday, who are prac current Fox Film on M'ednesday night. the less inequitably, upon a body of Wber»^ the Council is sitting in com Attention is draw'ii in our advertis tising regularly for a variety enter U Borves as a vtdiicle fur the debut of tho ratepayers who can least afford it, mittee of the whole it may decide by ing columns to an important lueeting talument on behalf of the GrlilUh Hos Sue Carol aud Nick Stuart as a co and who gain little or perhaps no resolution whether the press or public under the auspices of the Griffith Pro pltal nnder tlie ieadersliip of Mr. Roy feiilnreil "team” and launches them on benefit from the loan. Whatever or both shall be excluded.—Yours, etc., gress Association. 'I'lie story Is highly interest RATEPAYER. All stockowners are urged to attend, Elpliick, it wa.s resolved that the com aingcareer. benefit or luxury will accrue from and is crowded, with action from pany ton go their date of the concert and to express thedr opinions as to the Banna Avenue being bitumen paved [The “Area News" repi'esentativo wldch had been fixed for October 1st start to finish. An unusually fine cast will be enjoyed to the full by car and who attended the Council meeting re BUitahility of the trucking yaivls’ .site. 80 th.at tho rntertainmeut which has surrounds the brilliant young film Mr. G . A. II. Richards, President, and truck proprietors, and these should be ferred to is away on leave from tTrifadvertised liy tlie St. Aibaii’ idiiyers. made if possible to bear their fair or fith at uresent. We have not eluci M,r. M. Guillen, vice-president of the been Club, * ‘.V Mid.-summer’s Niqlit Dream,’ In “The Man in Hobbles,^’ the Peter asBociailon, are anxious to meet stocklegitimate share of the burden. This dated any of tho facts referred to, but on the 2nd and 3id would not clasli 13. Kyne story, now’ a film, at the Ly might possibly be accomplished by simply publish the correspondence in owners aud get from them a complete This compuay, called the “Griffith ceum on Wednesday, there is a hen list of sl«ck, owned, so that accurate levying the loan rate on the improved good faith.—Ed.] Mirthmalcers.” have been practising pecked husband, his adored wife, and statements can be put before the value of holdings. Motor traction is assidiously for some weeks, and are her selfish parasitical family. The Council and the Hallway Commission utilised comparatively if not mostly in certainly a bright and clever body Of family whose main asset has been a ers. This matter is a vital one for the interests of improved holdings. If In the report of the Lakeview Con aud sister, still tries ^--- ^ daughter ----and all young entertainers. Grilfith is to be ^pretty the Council considers it is on firm cert the name of Miss Ida Rowley, farmers of the GrilfithV..-district, ......... ...... . congratulated in having an earnest | to maintain t^e same attitude after are urged to attend the meeting, and ground it should take the public Into who aaug very nicely, was omitted better still, get in touch with the and capable pioducer at the head of j tier husband's business expires. What Its confidence and convene a public also that of Master Victor Coleman, gentlemen ineiitiuiievl or M r. J. Alton, affairs and such a crowd of young c.nd iiappens theie, is giaphIcaUy portray 'vho played a pianoforte solo. These meeting. The altered|ed by a sterling cast headed by John young people are pupils of Lakevlew' the acting hon. secretary, so that talented eutevtaiuers. School, and made their first appoa'’- everything nece.ssary shall be avail- date of the’ Mirthmakers will be duly Harrou and Lila Lee in this Peter 0i Woods' Griiat Pspperraint Curt able to put before the meeting, armounepd. Kyne story. ._ , t'nce For Hacking Coilgh ®l]C

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The death of Mr. E. J. Gloraian, which occurred at the Windsor Hotel, Spring Street, Melbourne, removes from the rural community of this State one of its most distinguished members. The late Mr. E. Gornian for more than a quarter of a century has been one of the big men of the D E N T IS T , Q R IF F IT H Farmers and Settlers’ Association. Yenda C .W .A. Cottage H ospital The Gormans were closely Identified ii!iiiiiiii!iiiiiiimiiHiimi!mnT :imniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimnîf with the pioneering of the Berrigan (Five Minutes from Railway Station) district, w'here the several branches of ——:oi——T— ’ the family w'ere held In the highest MATRON A. SEE, A.T.N.A. esteejn. By bringing to bear on the (In Charge) pastoral and agricultural pursuits a A uctioneers, Land & Lata of Griffith Hospital high order of Intelligence they built Fees Moderate up very fine estates, and amassed con Stock Salesmen’s Directory 'Phone: 95 siderable wealth. Mr. E. J. Gorman Apply to SIster-ln Charflo WHS one of the best known members of the several branches of the family. He won an iiienviable reputation as a G . A . H . R IC H A R D S T h e L iv e S to c k A g e n ts successful settler and attracted a C A T E R an d B L Ü M E R legion of friends by the charm of his A u c tio n e e r , SOLICITORS. ETC. personality. Many a neighboring far J. W . K E L L Y and C o. mer will regret the passing of the man S to c k an d S t a t io n A g en t Hotel Griffith Buildings, who, in their troubles and difficulties, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE GRIFFITH. ■JANNA avenue —■' QRIFFITH was always ready with his advice and G R IF F IT H practlc.al help. Mr. Gorman was a big vViLL be ploasod to. receive Partien W. Rupert Cater man physically and big in his mental »rs of Properties and Btock For Sale W Blumer. B.A.. l^L B. outlook. When he associated himself | ^ycTlON 8 ALË8 CONDUCTED IN Vuctlon Sales Conducted In any part ANY FART OF THE STATE. with the Farmers and Settlers’ Asso ‘f the District; Weekly Aucj;Ion Mär ciation he immediately attracted atten S E R T Ö R L property LISTS ON tet EVERY SATURDAY at I p.m. tion by his sincerity and force of STOCK AAPPLICATION. (&.D.S.) character. He rightly became recog vGENT FOR— (University ui Sydney) BOX 113b nised as one of the leaders of the PHONE 98. dkBsey Harris Co. Ltd;—Farming DENTAL SURGEON. association, which is so closely allied Hachlnery,; May and Miller—Wim HOURS ; 9 a.m. till 6 p m., or to the best interests, of the settlers in | nera Scarifier; Dalgeiy and Co Ltd. BY APPOINTM-KNT this State. Throughout a long and -Stock, PropertloB, Wool and MerH . 0 . P E C K , useful life it can safely be said of E. | handlse Departments — Mt, Lyell J. Gorman that he won many friends, luperphosphate; General Accldenl Auctioueeri md rarely, if ever, made an enemy. R u ra l B ank C h a m b e rs »Ire and Life Corporation Ltd.—All ÜKÜ-FI T »1. IS to c k aud S t a t io n A g ^ n t . Claeses of Insurance; Gloria Llghf Co. Ltd.—Benzine and Electric Light M r . Abe Nathan ng Systems. H o te l G r iB itk B u ild in g s . ilasy Terms. E . A N D R E A . ‘Phonót Griffith lOS G R IF F IT H ENTERTAINS ALBURY BUSINESS! PHONE : 300. AND PROFESSIONAL MEN Clearing Sales Cou .ucled in Au) Pai L.D.S., B.D.Sc. (Melb. Univ.’/ of the District. SURGEON DENTIST A . L . T O N G S Trueka Ordered for Any Market* At Salvailo’s Cafe, Albury, on Thurs Agent for— NEXT CARNEY ÄND SON, day night, Mr. Abe Nathan, a well AOBiraUaD General Fhe Insurance Land Salesman Commission Agent. GRIFFITH known business man, entertained mem _ . Hours : •o.. Ltd FINLEY, N.8 .W. I a m. to 6 p.ra.; later, by appointmeni bers of the Commercial Club at diuuer, on the occasion of his 73rd Visits : birthday. Yenda—Every fourth Sunday In The Mayor Of ■Albury, Alderman A each month K1RQ5ENE FARM AND Rankin’s Springs— 1st Sunday in Waugh, presided, and others present Included Messrs. C. Griffith, L. Griffith. each tnonlh GENERAL PURPOSE Telephone: 271 Di’. Cleaver-Woods, T. A. Horan, T. A. Gregory, E. Beazley, H. H. Collins, J. THE S. Adams, C. Kennedy, Ur. Materson W. J. Mangan, H. B. Thomson. E. J. Mendes, W. Moore, T. Gaffney, F. C. 1 8 -3 2 Jb /naif tjow Dustmq IHO^ efficient Blacklock, Maxwell, Dunlop, president Will Do' All ^-Eaj’íc.rt.i/líecdít’jí Diiil Gun of the Albury Chamber of Commerce; Your Farm Cjjnstatiue, Inspector of Police; G. H. Roxborough, W. E. Barry, A. A. Work Hart, Dr. Kenna, C. F. Mlchin, F. W Cheaply and McMahon, J. Stewart, A. G. Colquhoun Efficiently P. L. Vines, V, Flood Nagel, A. W See It At Taylor, Charles Wilkinson, H. J. A complete covoi^ug Angel, W. McMillan, S. W. Cunore, ,P OUR DEPOTo of trees, vines and Bradney and J. H. Nathan (Wagga). vegetables with protective materials After the loyal toast had been hon is assured with EFFECTIVE G.B orod, Alderman Waugh proposed the DUSTS applied wuth the toast of Our Guest, and he* was sup ported by Dr. Cleaver-Woods, Messrs P R O D U C E M E R C H A N T S A N D fO M M is s iO N J. Campbell, V. Flood, Nagel, C. S’. Minchin and several others. A G E N T S Mr. Abe Nathan and his son, Mr. u. BLOWER dlJST CUN Y A M B IL S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H P h o n e : 1 7 6 The Gun is handy, easy to operate II. Nathan, responded. ' and most important of all, wiien crops The toast, Albury’s Advancement, C a s e T r a c t o r s , S h e a r e r Im p le m e n t s *o f a l l T y p e s was proposed by Mr. McDonald, are at stake, it does the job well. M.L.C., and responded to by Mr. Max S O L E A G E N T S F O R ^ t a r m e r i' Im plem ent Co., A nderson's Seeds, Cum ing Sm ith Fertilisers, GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO. well Dunlop. I Alfa-Laval Separators, P lan et Ju n io r Farm and G arden im plem ents, 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE ® Q ueensland Insurance Com pany Thai no luuings in local competition I C A S H B U Y E R S O F W O O L S K IN S A N D B A G S cricket exceed three hours was thel decision of the Young Cricket Associa tion on Friday bight. Brighter cricket] J. F . W A L S H . J . H . D A V E Y is the object of the dränge. PLASTERER. W indow C leaner PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL Griffith \ ‘'Death of the Mosquito” is to be the All Classes of Plaster and Cement war cry of Junior Red Cross member*s Odd Jobs of Any Description Work Undertaken. FARM 682 Q R IF FIT H this year. The methods of attack are Undertaken to be published In their monthly paper for the use of the 79,000 members in Messages; Care Ideal Cafe, OrilTilb H O U S E S R E M O V E D all parts of the Btate, and it is hoped HAVING PURCHASED a HOUSE will be as successful as that of last] REMOVING PLANT from Ray and year’s campaign against flies. Savage, I am prepared to REMOVE S U P E R B C Y C L E A G E N C Y HOUSES in ANY PART of district. L . S A V A G E How do yo\i do? And how do you feel?| And are you in health to-day. CONTRACTOR Are you eating well when you have a Box 91 Griffith 'Phone 170 meal? DISTRICT AGENT Are you jolly and brisk and gay? If you’re feeling off and you have a 1b now situated In premlsee in L . B E R E C R Y YAMBIL STREET, opposite Mirrool cough, B u i l d e r a n d C o n tra c to r Export Co., and carries a FULL A whisper—You’d better secure RANGE of Tyres, Tubes, etc. The best of all possible medicine, G R IF F IT H CYCLt» ON EA8Y TERMS ^ Plsni, Spsclflostlont ind EstImÉttt In' Wo^8~Qi‘eat Peppermint Obi'e

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Reat«t«red HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES ADVERTISING MURRUMBIDQEE isHtAHINQ CONTRACTOR of Mr. R. »ONEQHUE, late of C. RICE BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH 0« GPOOTS and LEON POND«, C/o II. (). Peck, Auctioneer, SYDNEY’S LEADING HAIRDRESS During last harvest Messra. 11. V. Hotel GriOlth Hulldlnga. ERS, I can now cater for all classes McKay Pty. T.,td., of Sunshlno, pro ’Phone: 800. of Ladies’ HairdresBlng, including cured from LeetOii ami Yenda a quan AHIC i»r*^imreil to Crutch Sheep In any Marcel Waving, Scalp Treatments, tity of “paddy” rice and rice sheaves, also samples of polished rice, and Quantities. Good Shearers with firsts Dyeing and Tinting, etc. elans reforences employed. Ballngal Marcel Waving and Haircutting, a these are being set out in a very fine exhibit with enlarged photographs oi Shed open Cor Contract Crutching on Specialty rice farming scenes on the company’s and alter the above date. GEO- BOWSHER stand at Iho Melbourne Royal Show T. H. RODGERS AND SON, (Next Hotel Victoria) ReKlstored Shearing Contractors with Messrs. H. V. McKay Pty. Ltd by The United Graziers’ Association their action in tackling the prodpctlon of econdmlcal rice harveating^machinery at a thne' when the rice growing t' ■*' ' MEALS, AFTERNOON *TEA8 AND Indiistjry was In swaddling elothi^s, earned the .favorable comnumt of all GRILLS AT ALL HOURS Cool Drinks, Confectionery, Ice thinking people in the rice-grow ing area, a.s also has their hnlefalig'-' Crearas, and Fruit always on able attention to the adaptation of the •• hiandÏ1 heailer iu the light of experience over CAKES. ETC. succeeding harvests. This Altai rill Ian firm i.a to he rom mended for its efforts to popularise Australian-grown rice,;and its splendidi S te a m S a w a n d P l a n i n g M i l l s exhibit natiii'nlly promuies a (hoaght.. Would it not pay the growei.a them Me r r iw a q q a selves to Institute a publicity cam All Orders Promptly Attended To. paign throughout the Commonwealth acconipiinied by a host of recipes with MODERATE CHARGES A « R E F IN E D ” Timber Supplied, Cut to Any Size. a view to doubling local consumption? W. J. TWRNBR. Proprletxrr ATM OSPHERE

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Carrathool Shire Council searched the record;), per meiUum of its oflicejs. on Thursday, to ascertain the,strength of t^e .iillegid discourtesy to the secre tary of the Ballandry F. and S. This asarz. utBB,'!Sir'V .xsifrs GRIFFITH consisted of the clerk eucloslug a re FLOUR, BRAN and POLLARD minder fff the secretary's pursoiial In T . n* L E E ALWAYS ONYWAND debtedness tor rates in an oflidal Tet ELECTRICAL SUPPLY and ter to the association. SERVICE STATIOIP WHEAT BUYERS. Cr. Weslrop remarked that the inci Phone 2(jl LYCEUM BLDGS. Telaphone: 148, GrttRth And at Temora dent created a bad impres.sion at thi F. and R. Conference, esjiecially as the gentleman in question was a leading C O M M l.S S iO N A G E N T C H A F F A N D P R O D U C E figure in the movement.' M E R C H A N T . Cr. Mills did not mind ivhi' her itu; gentlem.sn was big or little. Me Coun-| .OAfPiRU LP'l^B WMEFt ^vkIWHI ANO GENERAL BLACKSMITH oil w.na no- respector of pcj.so ..s, but il| TUiîBrp TYRFi.MO COACH AND CAR PAINTING DONE — CHARGES MODERATE. there was diMourtesy an api-ogy ->-n ctAMor r>F eiFW and 8FCONn>-< a mh HARNESS CARTS, Sulkf*«, due. ) '«hlrU# of All Dtforlpllons fof The clerk produce,I a ptnc a. Sal« attached to the F. and S. A;;Oi,iation ''Goods Well Bought are Half Sold" secretai'y’s letter asking; for. .It. mdiait.. —and as we take care to buy the best rate indebtedness, and ire put the at the lowest phlces', our Galvanized amount at the end of jua o(li( d. rei)Iy. r* 1 V j Iron Roofing, Ridge Capping, etc., He remindesd Council that it had pre setts itself. Various sizes in stock viously declined to receive oi o oi thi; now. May we quote you ? gentleman’s letters through its dis Firewood Merchants courteous tone. The Council decided there was no GRIFFITH serious ground for the acoueation of (F. Schultz) (W. Donaldson) discourtesy on the paiL of the cleih. P a te n t

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TRAGIC ENDING TO ATLANTIC D elivered A nyw here TRIP Phone 72 The British United Frogs repre,ten Prices M oderate. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ tative states that there vas a tragic Furniture Warehouse. Phone 136 Book O rders at L. W, Mackay, ending to the brilliant Alantic cross ing froiu Porto Hico to (Jib,i-altar by I).' Pranche,schi Caballero and a sailor F or E v e r y th in g in named Calvo, in a 38 feet sloop, fi'hey received a great welcome at C.ihraltur, but when sailing throngh the Cuad.allliver, they quarrelled before W . S. E v a n s, Banna Avenue, GriiFilh thquivir »> welcoming nowd. Has been appointed Dislrict Agent for Harringtons Ltd. of Sydney It is alleged that Calvo drew a knife ami that Dr. Caballero fired a revolver in self-defence. Calvo tell overboaid and dispappeared. Dr. Caballero was m V' arrested. The only evidence was that of a stow'aw'ay, Lopez, who said that Demonstrated Calvo was jealous of the laudations accorded to Dr. Caballero. 3-Valve Cjfid Set, £.16 I Os Dr. CabáÜcTo,'th'A sthtemefit, 'said: “When I saw Calvo dis'^ppear I b' ’ C O M PL E T E W ITH ALL ACCESSORIES no regrets, for I meant it,' Th't pf EASY TERM S AVAILABLE bandit wan unfit to live r ■’ IN the Outstanding Chevrolet BBBBBBIillBBBBBa ■ ■ a ■ ■ « ■ verse B■ ■ *■ you are offered “a six in has gone for ever. was onl-- i”. 4./ the price class of the four.” tq^rested in getting control of the .slo.ap „ Cj/ This, because it is true, il an and the money aboard. He constantly unusually strong inducement menaced our livf's. 1 was obliged to WAB1?ANTED ownership. T AKtTwe An Chevrolet Dealers, can offer you more than sleep with my finger on my riwolvei. ^U N l YlAk/ the world's most sensational value. m He tried to run the sloop ashore at the 1he OutslandiiiK Chevrolet is warranted by General Motors War. ranty for a full year from d.ile of sale. Under its terms yourcar ia Azores, but I seized the wheel and f.ovcred for one year asainsi material defect, and should any part prove defective it will be replaced without charge. frustrated the attempt.” Such faith in the product by the makers should begufilcienl evidence

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S o m e o n e S te p p e d | spirit as security for the money ad Rooms. This contract was only made vanced. We anticipate no trouble In O n H is C o r n ! | ANNUAL REPORT AND MEETING possible through -co-operation which disposing of the spirit locally at next ensures continuity of supplies. The vintage, and there should be sufficient Th« annual meeting of thle com Venda and Yanco Producers joined from the proceeds to pay the Commis niae pet corn seems always to be chipping pany was held in the packing shed on with this company on the sale, so that sion and give those growers Interested in just when least expected—at the dance Wednesday last, the 4th Inst, when a this year a big advance has been a further payment on their grapes. —tennis or Golf Club—Anywhere 1 representative number of shareholders made In co-operation by reason of the Ohanez Grapes But wKp put up with its tortures ? Settle wer« present. Mr. C. T. Lasscock common policy, so far as citrus is con The wet weather rulfied a big pro (Chairman of Directors) presided over corned, by the three societies. If the portion of the Ohanez crop this sea it for good '"'•Remote it! Lift it right out en excellent meeting. The first busi large quantity of outsize navels had son, and as a consequence we have after having painted it for a few nights with ness was the reading of the previous been placed on the Sydney market, had to carry aver a large quantity of DUFF’S CORN REMOVER yean's annual meeting, which was the price for navels sold through the cases and cork dust bought two years In the Red Carton adopted on the voices. Mr. Lasscock shed, as well as for thcfee marketing , , , briefly outlined the business of the outside» would have been lower, by ago. Phone 10 "We sent a consignment through the meeting. several shillings. The tew thousand P.D.S. to Vancouver, but returns did Ph.C., M.P.S. Directors’ Report J)ushels of JMediterranean Sweet have not turn ouV satisfactory, averaging a Avenu«, GRIFFITH Pharmaceutical Chemist, Banna The following is the annual report realised satisfactory prices. trifle under 7/-, Sydney. Mr Bllck, of of the company’s directors:— Grow’érs have already had a circular P.D.S., who was in Vancouver in “Your directors have much pleasure dealing with ^Valencia prospects; We the June* interviewed the agent, and at In presenting to you their report on have nothing to add except that it will that time considered the return the operations of the company for the pay to market through the shed; wc would be about 10/- Sydney, and year ended 30th June, 1929. would warn you against selling to buy cabled us to this effect. We are now W H E R E IS H E 7 “Shareholders have already had cir ers; there Is always a margin above w'aiting a full report from Robinson culars dealing with the operations ot the price that is offered. W H O ? and Co., Vancouver. The balance of the company with 1928 citrus, and it C anning. the Ohanez in the pool were sold di w it h th e is not our intention to go over the After last season’s experience, yom w as W h y , M r . S n a it h , w h o same ground in this report. The value directors determined that if it w’ere rect aud the pay out over the whole A r e a B u ild e r s ’ S u p p ly C o . of the citrus handled was £34,000 net. possible better conditions would be should be somewhere about 8/-. The volume of business handled by obtained for the next season. A lot "Before next season’s crop Is har H E IS T O B E F O U N D A T M E S S R S . the company for the year was the lar of preliminary work was done in tht vested a meeting of Ohanez growers T R E N E R R Y B R O S ., P L U M B E R S , Y A M B IL will be called and the whole question gest on record, although prices îor way of negotiation, and finally a five of marketing of the Ohanez crop re S T R E E T , G R I F F I T H , a n d w i s h e s to an every line handled showed a fall in years’ contract was secured with the viewed. value. Although a substantial profit is n o u n c e t h a t h e is n o w f r e e a n d a t U b e r t y t o canners. New Offic*. shown for the period, it was due to Sydney a c c e p t w o r k u p o n h is o w n b e h a li f r o m A t o Z The inter-State. Canning Conference Office accommodation has been the much greater turnover, for the was held at Griffith in May, and th< hopelessly inadequate for a long time, in th e J O IN E R Y L IN E overhead remains practically the position as disclosed hv the Victorian and your directors decided that it was same. could be much worse, and essential that a more suitable building T H E N A M E — "In the trading department the sales delegates dii'ectors decided that in view ol be pro’.'ided without further delay. were £35,017, as compared with your the uncertainty of the future the con Tenders were called for a brick build £29,857 for the previous year and under tlu ing, and thfil of Messrs. O’Meara and "In the country - trade (fruit; the circumstancesuVow-xTru, regard the Is S u f f ic ie n t G u a r a n t e e o f S o u n d sales were £11,658 in the yeîir 1928-29 oouditions as satisfactory. iprice anfi* Drunuhoiul accepted. It is hoped that the job will be completed in Novem and £12,246 in 1927-28. W o r k m a n s h ip Fruit.—Apricots ber. "The turnover (net) was citrus About Dried 730 tons of fruit were deliver Additions to Plant £34.000, Canning £ 16,000. dried fruit T e le p h o n e : G riffith 3 6 £30,000 and sundry £10,000, a tota> ed to the cannery; of this 70 tons ‘With the experience gained during of £104,658 in fruit and with £35,047 were sold and the balance exported to the lijÿ8 fuason it w'as decided by trading and grand total of £139,705. England. We would not attempt to your directors |to proceedw ith the "Durnig the year the subscribed forecast the final price, but at least ’,omj)letlon of the citrus plant, by the capital increased from £14,814 to another 3d. per lb. should be olitained instalhV’ou of vvashing and drying Peaches. quipmtnt. Space and provision foi £15,870, and tjte paid up from £9965 to £10,890. share levies not yet trans The few tons dried In 1929 have this had b<en provided in the building ferred from £2951 to £3183, or total geen sold at a practically low price iiesign, hut installation was deferred of shareholders’ capital in the business This class of fruit is not much in de for two r^afons: (1) The capital out ;nand and practically the whole of the lay involved; (2) The probable de from £12,916 to £14,023. 1928 season’s fruit is still unsold. velopments in the use of preservation “The number of shareholders in Sultanas. treatments in California. The plant creased from 281 to 313. Tfle reserve fund. ,£86/7/1, June 30th, 1928, is now Five hundred and thirty tons were now' being Installed includes a tank A CAREFUL DRIVER delivered to the company for disposal. for the use of the bl-carbonate of soda £603/11/2. RELIABLE BUICK AND RUGBY “Although the company’s assets are \n average of £26 per Ion has been or borax treatment, and the lay-out shown at a fairly canservative figure advanced on the whole crop. All home planned to provide for the installation MODERATE PRICES ' Che'lack of substantial resei-ve fund quota fruit hits been paid for. in full of the complete Brogdix Brogditi pro has long been apparent. It is the in ind Id. per lb. advanced on the ex cess at a later date should develop L. CAMPBELL, Elite Accommodation House, Griffith tentlon of your directors to endeavor port quota. Prices in England do not ments justify saute. to place a substantial sum to reserve ¡old out much hope of more than a "An accessory of the present instal i'urther payment of from £14 to £18 lation is a steam boiler, and it Is pro each trading period. posed to provide capacity in this item “One feature of the balance sheet per ton on the export quota. Currants. lor the sterilisation of lug boxes, that deserves your attention is the abount due by shareholders. This The greater part of these have beep although the erection of the steriliser Broderick & W ay was £10,744 at June 30th, 1928, and exported. ProspectSy however, appeal is not being proceeded with at once S h earin g "The matter of providing a suitable is now £17,584. The amount due to bright. (Mirrool Irrigation Area) Prunes. C on tractors shareholders was £16,336, June 30th cold store has had the serious con Are prepared, to undertake Shearing Gardener 1928, and is now £16,861, so that while About 80 tons have been delivered sidération of your directors for some shareholders’ credit balance has re (0 the shed, of which about 25 tom* lime. It is their unanimous opinion APPLICATIONS, accompanied by Contracts up to any quantity. Good Work Guaranteed. mained practically stationary, the de were paid for in full, and on the hai that this facility should be provided in copies of testimonials, are Invited for the Position of Gardener, at a salary For further information apply to bits have increased by £6840. To ance an advance made. The whole the near future. G. Tyson carry this increase the bank overdraft quantity should be cleared before the "Arrangements for finance and de- of £5/10/- per w'eck. FARM 1644, BEELBANGERA limit has been drawn on and advances end of 1929. It is necessary to keep taile-J information as to size and type A scheme of town beautification Hugh Matheson, Yemla were obtained from the W.C. and I.C some on hand for forward sales. The of plant are now being Investigated, having been put into operation the A large amount Is still outstanding on prune position has mudi improved, tlu. ,ind we hope to make a recommenda position will afford scope for a man account of trays supplied In Decern consumption is going up and new tim to the shareholders in the near versed In the care of public gar A N E W E N T E R P R IS E dens and parks. ber; these trays are covered by hire avenues of distribution are being future. Applicants are requested to state purchase agreements. The advance utilised. age, w'hether married or single, aud IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Sundry Fresh Fruit Lines from the W.C. and I.C. (apart from AN UP-TO DATE LAUNDRY tray loan) was secured by liens assign A large tonnage of odd lines was Parents and Citizens earliest date duties can be com NOW IN BUSINESS menesd. ed to the Commission. This amount liandled through tlie country trade, aud In Premises known ns Bluebird Cafe Meeting Applications close witli the under good prices realised, A new outlet wai has since been repaid, and w'e hope signed at 5 p m. on Tuesday, 17th (Top of Batina Avenue, adjoining by restricting advances to avoid bor found this year for grapes in cartons Gow’b) rowing from the Commission during w'hich were sold by the Hallway Re Tlie next, meetiug of tho ariBOCia September. 1929. Dry Cleaning and Pressing D. P. DEMPSEY, the current year. The amount due by ITeshmeut Rooms. It is lioped to con Uon will be held in the public school Shire Clerk. SUITS A SPECIALTY shareholders is certainly more than siderably extend the sales next sea on a date to be fixed during the pre 31st August, 1929 sent week. Notices will be sent by A TRIAL SOLICITED Griffith. We like to see, but unless some unfore son. the school children, and it is hoped General. Price List on application to Box 282 seen disaster occurs it is reasonably TRESSPASSING NOTICE safe. A large number of individual A Society known as the Irrigation that a large number of parents will MESDAMES E. SMYTH and accounts are secured by liens on Co-operative Society, Ltd., has been attend this important meeting. The MT. ELLIOTT ESTATE, YENDA R. ROCHESTER crops. The amount of shareholders’ registered. The lueiiibers are tlie Grif most important business down tor TRESPASSES on Mt. Elliott Estate, Props. dlscu.sslon is the fact that a letter ha: Quarry and Forest Area No. 372, will d<bits is not altogether a true reflex mb, Venda and Yanoo Producers, and of the actual position, for a large quan the Beelbangea Co-operative Winery, been received from the Minister point be PROSECUTED. No shooting ot tity of dried fruit on which advances Ltd. This Society can speak on ali Ing out that approval has been hunting permitted; all dogs destroyed only have fcion made is held on matters where co-operative interest# given for the provision of the on sight. A u ctio n Sale (Signed) P. D. TUOIIY acco'Uil of growers, ami no advances are affected. It was largely through n<\v brick building on the new' sitf ou ciiruB had been made at the close the formation of this Society that the adjoining the present school, aud August 15th, 1929. plans and specifications have been "You know Harry stutters? Well, ot the year. On April 30th, 1929, the canning contract was secured. SELECTED DAIRY HERD total debits were £23,000, so tha* “II is hoped to secure control of prepared to go on w'ith this urgent he gut into tenible trouble with his At June 30th shows a reduction of £0116. all the Area’s prunes, and to secun work as soon as po.ssible. Tliere ar* wife yesterday." GUIHEN BROS. YARDS During July tin debits were reduced improved cuiiditlous as far as sale o( malty matters in this connection which "How was that?” should engage tin* attention of all "Told her she was a b-boou." GRIFFITH by .over £20Ki. the total on July 31.:t oitiaiH is (MUicerned "efforts to form an organisation on parents of children atteiuling the being about £15,500. co-operative lines for Hie handling ol school, and many helpful suggestiona Manager (to ofiloe boy): "Well Citrus. S atu rd ay, Sept. 1 4 AT 2 P.M. As previously pointed out the 1928 next season’s wine grapes have been could be made manifest if parents Jimmy, what would you ’do if we wore would only attend the meetings. Sure to exchange positions?" season ha.s been fully covered by a re made, but so far have been unsuccess port to each supplier, I’lie prospects fui. However, we believe i.liat pros ly it is of paramount importance to Jimmy: “I’d sack the office-boy GUlHEN BROS, have received iustruufor 1929 are right. We hope to final pects for the sale of the crop througl see that everything possible should be right away." tlons from MR. G. WADE, of HAY, to ise the Navel pool early this month the usual channels are fairly good. done for the children. This associaSell by Public Auction, the whole of big benefit picture is promised by M r. ion during the past few years has Black Shiraz Pool end see no reason to vary our fore his Dairy Herd, consisting of: cast ot 11 per lOO lbs. average be The company, in conjunction wqth spent something like £250 on matters Morel in the near future, and the 25 Selected Dairy Cows, in full profit, ing paid. A very large proportion of the Venda Producei's’ Co-operative affecting the welfare of the life of the headmaster, Mr. Williams, has many and springing; every cow is near our navel crop is large sizes; the sale Company, made avrangements for the scliool children, in the provision of Items of particular luterest to bring Its work. of this fruit is practically eoufined to unsold Black Shiraz grapes to be con many facilities which are beyond the before a representative meeting for an FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED expression of opinion. It is to be hop scope of the Education Department verted to spirit, i The grapes were G U IH E N B R O S . treated by McWilliam and Son, aud and the association has now about 'ed that a large and representative Wood«’ Great Peppermint Cure AUOTIONEJRIj ORIFFITH will be pTWimt. J the tplrit is at present stored in Mir- r«Hched th« Hralts.of jt» flnajîçifi. A — for Influenza Cold«

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purposes being taken out of the com Council to take in hand and asking that engineer give works more super mon. Phone : 86 Phone : 86 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th From Narrandora P.P, Board, refus vision.—Referred to the engineer on to help Whitton Pound to pay its motion of Cr. Mills and Cr. Chapman Present;— Cr. Scott (President), ing way; also explaining that the applica “To be done when the Council has From Nall, Jackson and Co., Merri TENDERS, closing at Griffith Office Cra. Chapman, Gulllfer, Mills and tion for authority to tho P.P. Board funds,” added Cr. Mills. wagga, asking leave to erect poles for at noon on Monday, the 16th Septem* Westrop. impounding oCacers was made due to her, are invited for (a) The purchase complaints about old strayihg useless From J. J. Davey, Yenda, stating he electric light.—No' objection. Correspondence for harvesting and removal of approxi had requested Council to consider stock.—Received. mately 28 acres of wheat on Farm From W. T. Elliott and three other A. W. F. Macdermott wrote re H. J. Edgar reported that roads in matter of clearing road between his roads through Durnam’a Tank P.W.P. HlHston, Merriwagga and Mouia Gap property and Mr. yeilaiid’s. At. present ratepayers, of Whitton, asking permis No. 277, Mlrrool, or (b) The purchase asking Council to provide gate on districts are much rabbit infested. he was allowing the publio to driv sion to construct an open water chan of such crop and a temporary lease of nel to take off at railway fence, and the farm (57i acres). Deposit of To same.—Gate to be provided. The engineer said the matter had been through his property.—Received, Prom R. F. Munday, Binya, askin to continue southwards down Purdon per cent, with tenders for pur^rase, F S. anhnetzer. asking to rent »hire for road to be cleare.d between Gulii Htreet to Kuoba Street.—Permission plus In the case of (b) an amount ot tank at Rankin’s Springs.—Cr. Chap-; j Purkis ^vTote re plans of work granted, channel to be fenced and cul £5 as surety for noxious weeds des man moved, Cr. Mills seconded, that Erigolia-Binya Road and complain- fer’s and Thompson’s. It was badly vert made. truction. Successful tenderer to pay timbered.— Engineer. tenders be called.— Carried.ing of high deposit, etc.—Received. balance of purchase money within one From G . Hemingway asking Council From Railway Department stating month from date of acceptance of ten Frank Prothero stated he had Mr. Smith to look over the Erigolin P.W.P. From A. T. Guest. Gritlith, stating to ask Bland Shire Council to clear that a level crossing be provided at der. Water for lease will b.e supplied and report on the fencing. He had 85 they had petitioned for road running their portion of maiii Melbergen-Ran- mileage 420 chains, between Goolgowi jat 7/6 per acre foot. No tender necei-’ and Tabbita. It was found that thej sarily accepted. Further particular acres of wheat on the lease, and ask along east boundaries of Jenson’s, kin’s Springs road.—To be done. ed for wire to complete fencing. — Larkin’s and Cameron’s blocks, and From R. J. I'eters ami seven cost would be appreciably lessened ifj at Lands Office.—J. G. YOULL, ActlnjK asking when work would be comple other subscribers asking perniissiun the crossing were made about tw'O) Engineer to obtain wire. General Manager, M.I. Areas, W.C. From Divisional Engineer of Main ted. He had been asking for a road to cross roads with telephone wire,— chains nearer Griihth. If it were de-i and LC. for three years.— Cr. Westrop said it Granted. cided that a level crossing be provided j Roads Board asking for photographs of works carried out re expenditure;was a very urgeut work.—The englu- From Department of Lands referring permission would be granted for the of Federal Aid and Stale Developmeu-'eer said unfortunately the Department to previous correspondence and stat- earth work to be done by the Shire t-i Istopped short at clearing this road. ing the Minister of Lands had approv- Council or residents, if such arrange SPECIAL RATE FOR ELECTHICITV From Main Roads Board, re pro From B. K. Kiramer applying to runjed of survey of an area ot to acres for ments could be made, but the depart SUPPLY TO FARMS.—Settlers uslnfe posed alteration of route of State'a water channel across road south od a site for pound at Merriwagga, on ment would need to sleeper the cross the electricity supply are hereby liHighway No. 6 from Gunbar via Hay!Benerembah Estate, and stating he condition Council pay full cost.—Cr ing and erect notice boards which formed that one of the rates of char^ to Balranald In lieu of via BooUgal j would erect culvert,—The engineer Westrop moved, Cr. Chapman ..... second. would cost ,£15.—Council to thank ing for domestic purposes only, 1-e., said culvert should be strong enough ed that work be dr?f xGr Itti*aiition and 2Jd. per unit with a minimum ohargll and Oxley.—Received. From the Murrumbldgee Shiro Coun- to carry 6 tons. j From R. J. Little complaining that to do earthwork as larrauged with of £20 per annum, has been made plicable to Farms irrespective of Iw cil re proposed developmental road! From J. Deakin, Rankin’s Springs, troughs at Box Hollow P.W.P. leaked deputation. uses. Further Information available Petitions. Grlfllth to Argoou passing through asking Council to endeavor to get To be repaired If not too costly. Darlington Point. In view of subse- road east of Jensen’s and Cameron’s! From Murrumbldgee Shire Council From V McGrady and five other at the office of the Electrical Branch, quent developments as notified the opened.—Held over for want of funds.,urging Council to apply to Public ratepayers asking for following road Griffith.—J. O. YOULL, Acting General matter would oe held over. On the From J. McNeil Simpson stating|Works Department asking that rail- work by the Council—105 chains Manager, M.I.A., Water Conservation letTldarch. 1925, an application was McFarlaue was not prepared to accept ^way of bridge be netted.—Councillors of clearing and 20 chains of formation'and Irrigation Commission. made to have this road proclaimed a any liability in regard to lease— expressed surprise that fence had not on road on west uf T. Holt’s property,] ...................... . main road from DarUn»Lon Point to Abandoned. jbeen painted.—Main Ronds Board to and on the ensiern boundary of Mr, C.j Shaw’s, about 10 miles frem Griffith.- have notices posted and warning adArgoon—The secretary said the road From H. T. Gulllfer asking for work be written to. was the subject of a special report by to cut out his rates.—Engineer to deal. From Urana Shire Council re Net Engineer to deal. vertlsed. Tenders. the divisional engineer. From A. K. Sehnetzer asking Coun-|and Cross Line Fishing stating it had WC and LC. wrote soliciting per- cll If there was any chan'ce of getting forwarded a protest against the above. From H. Richards and 35 other rate 1067- Laugtree Siding to Hlllston,— mission to construct a 30-lnch pipe elearlng wwk on road north of Mel- U was considered tlie streams woi e payers asking for work on roads and ^French and Molloy, £840; E and 0< culvert 18 feet wide on BenerembahIborgen between F,. J. Sehnetzer and being depleted of fish and it was im to he grubbed and cleared from Mania McCoU, £460; D. McCauley, £553; moved, Cr. Chapman Lee Baggat’s.—Engineer to deal. |possible for local residents to eitherjGap to Hlllston to enable them to get j. Hutdhlnson, £573. McColl's tender seconded that permission bo granted.I From W. F. Mitchell, Yenda, asking purchase or obtain any for local use..to Griffith and save ten miles,—Eugin- was accepted on the motion of Crs eer to inspect. !Mtlls and Westrop. From Main Roads Board stating to have road surveyed■ and■ connected Council to support. Prom Merriwagga Frogre.ss Associa From R. W. eston, Hillston, torbetween road running through his Work at Erigolia Binya Road.—D. that It was possible to arrange that a by-pass could be placed in general line place and Commission road surveyed tiou asking Council to make the noces waixliug tender for fonnlug about McCauley, £1030; G. O’Meara, £1518; of roadway or on one side, and asking from Mallee Point Gate and Carra- sary arrangements to have tank clear- three chains of formation, also grub- J. H. Irvin. £1725; W. Nangbto« Council’s opinion.—The engineer sug thool Shire boundary.—Cr. OuJliter ed and placed in order.—P.P. Board blng out five box trees at Mr. Dur- (cancelled); A. Day. £1189. gested that gate be in centre of forma said the difficulty was a P.W.P. wnlcb has control. Also that Council form nam’s siding. £21/10/-.—The engin- McCauley’s tender waa aooepted. tion and by-pass in centre of bearm should be surveyed in connection with |a committee and supervise P.W.P. eer approved of this tender, which the Whitton Electric Service.—A OH«i. —Cr. Westrop said he was very much the main road. He suggested the and Town Water Supply.—Stand over. Council endorsed. £50 per annum. There were other against by-passes, as they were not matter be put In Mr. Flannery’s hands. Residents of Marne Street are again | From J. Egan, Yoolarai, complaining tenders up to £300 p.a., but thla ,w»a wide enough for machinery.—Council —Cr. Mills moved to that effect: complaining of poor drainage.—^To be of tho action of some unknown per- the loweat. seconded by Cr. GuUtfor.—Carried. |attended to;no man available at pre- sons who have been making a rubbish favored by-pa;;3 on side of road. O. Jeffery, Rankin’s' sent. tip of the public roads, on the differFi'om Liind Board Office re proposed From R. disposal of partof WhittonCommon, ISprings referring to road between] Application for Denereaz Bros, for ent roads, including the Grlfflth-HIllsWoedr Great Rapparmlnt pirish ofDallas. The land Oueat’s and Cameron's propertlea to ¡slaughtering license at Rankin’s ton main road, old tins are to be seen on the roadsldeji,—CouucU decided to Tot Cóújiii aid |W ■.Granted. to 1» «evon mU-s'a from Wbmoi^ t0~ aaoertnjp If

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ANY PERSGN found TRESPASSING We already have' fold-up aeroplanes or DAMAGING FENCES, will be -machines with wings that can be PROSECUTED. folded up 80 that the ’plane can be (Signed) C. H. NELSON, housed in a garage not much larger “Hill View,” than the usual type in W'hieh an ordin Tabbita. ary motor car lives. Now thér© Is 21st July, 1927. coming the aeroplane car. Inventors are at work on their schemes for fit ting a motor oar with wings whiQh w^l Any person round Ftsmng., Shooting, enable It to fly like an aeroplane, and or otherwise Trespassing on BLOCKS which can be folded back out of the 13 and 14. DENEREMDAH SUBDlw'ay wiieb ordinary road tVavel makes VtSlftN will be Prosecuted. Straying that necessary, The whirling propeller Stock will be Impounded. By Order will pull the machine along, by créât JOHN McGUFFIE and CO, PTY ing a vacuum into wliich the aeroplane car will continue to rush. By this LTD. means it is hoped to attain something of the aei'oplane’s speed — which G R IF F IT H H IR E C A R •ilready stands at a little over 319 N e x t t o G o w ’s , B a n n a A v e n u e G r i f f i t h S E R V IC E miles an hour! J. POLLARD F O R A L L E L E C T R IC H E A T IN G A N D C O O K IN G FARM 865, GRIFFITH DRIVES HIRE CARS BY DAY OR THE CHANNEL TUNNEL A P P L IA N C E S night 0Careful Driving ; Good Car CALL IN AND INSPECT— ' Phone; 328 Uuder the sea, from Britain to ‘‘Ev-erhot” Wall-OutFit Electric Range- it Bakes, Boils, Roasts, Broils ranee, by railway or motor car, was and Fries! ,,, once a dream. Shortly it may come rue. At a diggihg speed of 17 yard:; COOK WHILE YOU PLAY—YOU CAN DO IT WITH THE i day, mechanical navvies, when the "Ideal” Electric Cooker—cooks from a lamp socket combination ElectrU oontruction starts, will drive parallel V ALU ER fireless Cooker, thermal food container, Waterless Cooker, and Ice tunnels from-f he chalk jjliffs of Dover Cream Freezer. ."Sunflex” Radiator—the real Radlatoi for home use, sitting rooms, lounges to the French coast These will bt BANNA AVENUE lined with great enst-iron walls, form etc. Designed to reflect radiant heat rays in EVERY direction. ing tubes nearly nineteen feet in G R IF F IT H diameter. Through two of them ex — OR — press trains will run. The third will FARM 884, G R IF FIT H be for motor traffic only- enabling you o go to the Continent frtmi any to\-. c. H yg ien ic Bedding Cam paign in England by bus! The whole THE IDEAL CAPE, BONDI BEACH.— of the tunnel, with the exception oi A home awiiy trom home. Lin. Bur two or tlireo miles at each rad, will nett (late ‘ideal Cafe,” (Jriffilh) can F o r 10 Days O n ly be under the bed of the sea. offer you good Boattl and Residence, comfortable rooms, ami good table, beach lookout. Wmiec tariff fruifi 35,'TELEVISION IN WAR wc^kly. lake Bondi Bus from Cen £1 allowance on your Old Mat.cess. Bring it along. 1 will burn ira.1 Railway Station. Bits stofTs .it it and allow you £1 on a new fit. 6 in. Kapok Mattress. Having door. Address: L. A. BARNETT, signed a favorable contract for Kapok Mattresses I am able to Seeing by wireless is slowiy cmerg IDEAL CAFE, No, 1 HALl! STREET, make the abqv'é offer for Cash Purchases only. Don’t delay too lug from tlio exporimentnl stugo. Th. BONDI BEACH, long, only a limited number are available. This offer cannot be day is coming when tlie invention will repeated. be 80 perfected that teleyiuion will b the strong right arm of nations engag ed in war. The "br.ains” of opposing armies will be sheltered in bomb proof and gas-proof cavei'ns In the bowis of the earth. In this impi’egnable con B ed d in g S p ecia list G riffith trol room will live those in wiioso hands are the destinies of nations J W CULLEN Occupying one wall will be an im OF WEST WYALONG mense sheet on whicii the progress of AND BCCKOM hostilities will be watched, radio Notifies the i’e8ident\s (d' (bo diatnet bringing the actual fighting before the he has I’URCIIASED the above watchcro’ oyoo. Nothing that wireless that business‘from Mr.', G. C, Thomas.-and can pick up and make visible will bt: Ciaeuas HU invitaUon to all to visit lost to the watchers in this magnican’s the Shop and give a trial order. cave!

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FARM FOR SALE Cheap, Situated in Griffith, i Mile from Post Office “All aboard for tlie Moon!” Would Apply AreaPARTICULARS— News Office. (No agents.) you care to take that trip? There are 240,000 miies to cover, hut it will not lake you long, fur the rocket in which Private Boarding you will travel will hurl thi-ough space F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R — -Y A M B IL S T ., G R IF F IT H at seven miles a second! , .-An inveu House . . for is now working steadily at this — BOARDERS — HORSE AND MOTOR HEARSE staggering scheme to establish a regu Vacancies for Ladies and Gentlemen MOTOR funerals CONDUCTED IN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT lar return journey connection between Good Accommodation DISTANCE NO OBJECT earth and the moon. The moon ’bus MRS. C. A. PEARSON he has designed w’ill be shot off from YAMBIL STREET, GRIFFITH WREATHS AND DOMES AT ALL PRICES. AGENT FOR F LINDI-EY the earth with its passengers aboad, MONUMENTAL MASON ' out of an enormous gun. In its tail it will carry immensely'powerftil rockets GRIFFITH which will be exploded one by one as the impetus given by the terrific send Motor Bus Service off begins to fail. It will thus "kick” itself along in enormous stages, until GRIFFITH TO YENDA • the moon is- reached and passengers WEEK DAYS, MONDAY TO FRIDAY ífííV -ífli hear the conductor shout, "All change Leaves Griffith Arrives the Moon!” 9 a.m. 9.30 a.m. 4 p.m. 4.30 p.m. —r-r—--i ---- ¡p— —I'.’'" — YENDA TO GRIFFITH Spring has Com e Leaves Yenda Arrives 9.45 a.m. 10.15 Sfi.71 WITH THE FLOWER AND WITH 5 p.m. 5,45 THE LEAF SATURDAYS y simply t u r n in g o n a t a p you I n m Arrives running mater for i'oUicsLic and .sanituiy put' Tl'e ii-ijorlty of Griffith people aru Leaves9Griffith a.m. 9.45 a.m. poses, for u’atcring gardens and orchards, trash' only reminded that winter has do12.46 p.m. 1.15 p.m. ing vehicles and fire'jiglning. partevd by tlie fresh show o. illmsy lin4 p.m, 4.30 p.m. Qet ipiotations for installing a complete running water gerle and novel millinery displays in 6.30 ■7 service. The cost is small compared with the cotnfort the shops. Those \sho are in touefì Leaves Yenda Arrives and convenience. w'lth Nature have the evidence o' 10.15 a.m, 9.45 a.m. Spring’s arrival in the blossoms on the 2 p.m. 1.30 p.m. fi-uit trees. Altogether, there has 5.45 p.m. 6 p.m. been a good promise of fi’ult this year, PLUMBERS AND IRONWORKERS 7.45 p.m. 7.15 p.m. especially in peaches and apricots. YAMBIL ST., GRIFFITH. Phone 36 LEAVES GRIFFITH FOR Apples will bear well according to tho fruit buds. The recent frosts have noticeably affected some of tUe peach Vlofsomi. —:-------.■■■'..... BY ROCKET TO THE MOON 0------ o

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ENHANCETHE APPEARANCE OF YOUR PROPERTY DESERVED BY ERECTING WELL-MADE QATES. P . F . R oisiter Oflicials who forget their mannera WOVEN WIRE GATES ar« obtainable here In many attraMve designs, sehile for general use GRIFFITH are not easily crushed, but here is a^ FORWARDINO AGENT, the sturdy iron framed FARM GATEEmUi true ‘story of the downfall of one of nisr lo rentier everlasting service, u>ill keep them. F r u it P a c k in g a n d G r a d in g D o n e o n out trespassers and protedt your In a certain dependency was a high crops and stock. G ro w e r« ’ A cco u n t official whose Ideas of his ow^n impor-j Prices and further details^ on request. tancG were even higher. One day an j English girl went to his office to ask a question. | The official was sitting at one table i Co. i h e A rea B u ild ers writing; his Jjlack clerk was sitting! F R U IT M E R C H A N T E X P O R T E R * A N D IM P O R T E « ? \F. SlHULTZ) (W. DONALDSOi at another tabfe, also writing. Both' YAAiBlL STREET, G RIFFITH Phoiic 115 Th« firm ^ th a repntatioB for atiialghtforward dealiag. looked up and then went ¿it with Every effort noaie to ensure aatisfacUdn for fcllenti. their work. The girl coughed suggestively. Still Prompt aad Reliable Advice, Quick Retume, Highest niliag Prices. > result. And then she asked, References: Comaierclal Bank Ce. ©f Sydney, Ltd,, Haymarket. sweetly: "Would you nilpd telling me Personal references: Pré» Leading Orovrers In «11 States. which of you two gentlemen is Mr. —?" (naming the official). CITY FRUIT MARKETS, 8 YSNEY One ef the Oldest Plrms Jn the Sydney Munielpat Markets Employer: "Well, madaju, l think your son will be suitable for the posillon In my office—of course, I preeume IDht^ those expectant expressions? he is quite honest?” (the dog is plainlij anticipatonj.) Mother: “Oh, scrupulously honest, IPhii—PlESl though, naturally, ho knows that Hot, steaming, sauourij pi^sl Taslq. Business is business’!” meatij, crisp, salisfqing piesl o—------O Colliss & P atterson l& ul the doq'i ihare mil be uerq. uerq small, for they’re QUITE SAFE Griffith Uncle Ben was a bachelor, but wan Firewood Merchants O U R P 1 F ;S . T r g O n e l full of enthusiasm for his married friends, and when his brother-in-law GOOD WOOD. QUICK MOTOR DELIVERY invited him for a week-end to see his REASONABLE PRICES J o h n J a c o b a T ^ c o S Z 't son and heir, he gladly accepted. ORDERS LEFT AT TRENERRY 8R08., PLUMBERS, YAMSIL STREET It was am education to wurteh the GRIFFITH and YENDA old gentleman’s efforts to amuse the WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO slx-months-old child. Just for fun he would snatch its bottle away at feed ing-time and wonder why the youngs ter yelled. Then he. ivnuld tickle it alniost into convulsions. Finally he gave it his» watch to play with. Then peace RICHARDS AND WEIR bee to announce to the ^PublU of GrlfDlh anil reigned. And thus the mother found IMstrlcI that they have PURCHASED the SAWMILLINQ PLANT of thi baby and bachelor. "Good gracious!” «he exclaimed, ex Late M T Mlckleson, and are now prepared to SUPPLÌ ALL DESCRlf citedly. "Look! Baby’s got the watch t iONS of SAWN TIMBER. DRESSED and UNDRESSED. y p ix IT In hlB mouth. He’ll swallow it. 'rake WRITE FOR QUOTATIPN8 it out or he’ll choke!” Don’t be alarni.ed,” replied Uncle P H O N E 2 4 1 an d 2 4 8 G R IF F IT H Ben. "I’ve got hold of the chain. It can’t go far!” o— ---o BUSINESS IS BUSINESS “Harry,” exclaimed the girl, "this declaration of love is so sudden that r scarcely know what to say. It un nerves me.” "I was afraid I ix)ight,'’ said die young chemist, "and I brought wiih me a bottle of my unrivalled nerve (fi tonic. This preparation, darling,” he added, as he took the bottle from his pocket, quickly extracted the cork, and luncheons that fwowdt splendid vmiety poured ft quantity of Iho medicine into and are always appreciated a spoon he had aiao brought with dainty sandwiches, delicious eukes, hdt pies, *fH tosrt, ums, him, “will allay any undue excitomenh ■p ttc., are some of the specialities on our menu, quiet the nerves, aid digestion, and S Our terrice is perfecl—appomtmtnts clean and dainty and we are prompt N m attending yon. '' D iop in hut la test us. restore lost appetite. I sell it .at 1/3 a bottle. This is a dose for an adult. WE HAVE A LARGE RANGE OF Take it, dearest.” 0 .....-0 THE LATEST BAGS NOW IN STOCK Banna Avenue, Qriffith Mrs. Newbride: "When you found —PAREX, NORTH BRITISH, AND you couldn’t accept the invitation to NYAL BAGS —ALL ABSOLUTELY THE BEST OBTAINABLE our wedding, why didn’t you send yeur regrets?” Miss Ryval: "Oh, 1 thoughl you’d have enough of your own prelly soon, G et Y o u rs E arly ! dear.” o----^ o CROWDED FRUIT PA C K ER S AND AVOID THE USUAL WINTER Lodger: “I haven't slept a wink AILMENTS CASE MAKERS, & c. all night on account of those insects Landlady: "Oh, sir, you’re mis taken. We haven’t a single one in W .K.SIM PSON Jondaryan A venue, G riffith (Ph.0.,M.P.S.) the house.” 'No; they’re all married and have CHEMIST A DRUGGIST Fruitgrowera—have your Fruit packed by ua and secure substantial large families.” o---- -o savings In freight on each consignment. Account Sales direct to grower TEL : 105 GRIFFITH Doris: “I’m never going to wear a We are also cash buyers of Fruit In season. fur coat again.” TRY US FOR FRUIT CASES, NAILS,ETC, Irene: "Why noU” PHONE : 23 —-------- -------------------------------- Box : 319 "When I went to the Zoo yesterday a small boy started throwing nuts at toe.” 0 —-o WITHOUT WARNING N O T IC E The Italian workman in the back woods of America was warned fo look out for rattlesnakes. lie \vas assured, W e are Cash Buyers of Sheepskins however, that a snake would never Mrs Cummings Strike until after sounding (lie rallh-e. W ool, Hides, Tallow & Rabbit Skins One day, w’hlle seated on a log eat ing his lunch, he saw a rattlesnake WISHES TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT SHE HAS NOW dolled ready to strike. He. lifted his H IG H E S T P R IC E S P A ID SECURED AN UP-TO-DATE DRESSMAKER, LATE OF STATION legs carefully, with the intention of HOUSE, RAWSON PLACE, SYDNEY. darting away the moment the rattles M O r O h L O itR lK S R U N N lN C l STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED should sound their w'arning. But just as his feet cleared the top of the log I H llO U G H T H E D IS T R IC T the snake struck out and its fangs ALSO A were buried in the wood only a frac CALL OR WRITE TO tion of an inch below the Italian’t Nice Range of Spring Materials and Irousers. _v The frightened man fled madly, but G riffith Freezing C o . L td . Milfinery N ow in Stock. took breath to shriek over his shoul ; > T elaphone ; 52 der: “Idiot! W'hy yoUi^io linga, da tie»?"

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SEYMOUR and ROXBUROH, Auction 1H10KS, day old, Blar.k Orpington ■ ind White Leghorns, £ 5 per 100, now eers, Griffith, have been favored with ivailable, J. H. Trenerry, Hanwood Instructions from MR. A. T. iSIMS, BANNA AVENUE, - ......- ---- ------ ---- GRIFFITH Phone 240. Stock for Sale on Approved Bills of 3 or 6 Months; Stock and Property Farm 79, Saturtiay, Sept, 14 .ÔR SALE, Single and Double ITirphy . Lists on Application. All Classes of Farms Available on Irrigation an BEELBANGERA 1929, at 3 p.m. »Vater arts and 2-ton Lorries. Bar Dry Area. AGENTS FOR South British Insurance Co.. Ltd.; Mercantile Situated Close to Jones’s Store, GUIHEN BROS, and G. A. H. lains. C.. P. Leckie, Griffith. Mutual Insurance Co., Ltd. (All Classes.) All Business transacted under RICHARDS, Auctioneers. In conjunc to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at 2 tion, direct supervision of the Principals. have received instructions from OR SALE. 75 feet 7-8 in Wire Cable, p.m. sharp, on PHONES (2 lines); 14 and 330. (Connected with M. Guihen and the mortgagees to Sell by Public vlth hook and loop; 30 ft, 7-8 in. do.; C. L. Neville) Auction, the following Property on the 500ft. Jin. ditto; also, big quantify Wednesday, Sept. 18 day and date abovementioned:— Drag Chains. (J!. F, Leckie, cr. YamArea*— 2014 Acres; Title r- C.P )il and Kooyoo Street. AT 2 P.M. SHARP 65/26, portion 1 and X Parish Tab bita. County St^rt; Situation—Twelve '■'or Sale, good quiet Pony, H irness TWO-ROOM DWELLING miles from Tabblta, and about 30 urt Sulky, Particulars, Area Nows. A iic tio n e e r S y V a lu a t o r s , R e g is t e r e d L an d A g e n ts , Furniture, Machinery, Blacksmiths miles from Griffith on the Murrum Shop, Tools, two Motor Trucks, bldgee Irrigation Area; Fencing- MR SALE, two-acre Block, ,ai nated S to c k an d P ro p e rty S a le s m e n Horses, Sheep, Cows, Poultry and Boundary netted Fence (new) about Yoog.ali; IJ acres table grapes, full J APPLICATIONS FOR CROWN LANDS ATTENDED TO Numerous Sundries, Etc., Etc. seven miles, portion of subdivision beating; three-roomed house, electrlc fences posts only;. Clearing—About iglt; no liabilities; £90, ParGcuIars, AGENTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., HART-PARR TRACTORS, Ing Griffith 144. RAWtlNGS’ MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE ■FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY 300 acres of mallee country and 75 acres of tlraberetl country; Improve FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK Bore, tank, trough und wind FOR SALE, 30 Sets Leading Chains, S eym ou r & R oxburgh ments— BOX 382 GRIFFITH, N.S.W. mill, hut with 1000-gallon tank and iO pairs Draught Hames, 30 Pairs 'PHONE: 286 PHONE; 192 stove; Amount due to Crown—12/6 Draught Winkers, 25 Draught Collars P. Leckie, Griffith. A u c tio n e e r s , G r if fith per acre THE whole of this land is suitable tor Agriculture. The Auctioneers have lENUINE Leather Shopping Bags, in Inspected this Property, and can issoited colors, M.ac. lined; price, S H IR E O F C A R R A T H O O L recommend prospective buyers not to 5/6. Geo. W. Speir.s, Oiir .lewelliT miss the opportunity. A u c t io n e e r s , S t o c k an d S t a t io n A g e n ts GENUINE Sheffield Stainless Table For Further Particulars, Apply Tenders for Roatd Formation, Develop lud Dessert Knives, holdfast handles-, G R IF F IT H Either Auctioneer mental Road 1071 21/- dozen. G. W. Spelrs, Our Jewel SPECIALISTS in all land matters cornected with the Muriumbidgee Irri Trip« of Inspection can be Arranged ler. Merriwagga to Rankins Springs gation Area and surrounding districts. Comprehensive lists of Irrigable TERMS AT SALE Farms, Orchards and Businesses for Sale supplied on application. GUIHEN BROS. FENDERS, closing on Friday, Septem BADIES’ Hand-bags, season’s colors AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE And ber 20th, at 4 p.m., are hereby invited md designs; every Bag beautifully SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH Q. A. H. RICHARDS or the construction of 456 chains of itted; price from 14/6 to 48/6. . Geo. PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESMEN, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192) (Auctioneers in Conjunction) Lormation (in six sections) 34 feet .V. Speirs, Our Jeweller. »vide, 24 inches high, ¡on the above MASSIVE 5 ft. Oak Sideboard, handroad. Amount of tender to include G .U .O O .F . ¿arved panels, redwoo'.l linings,, large JOia- cubic yanla (1 11 chains)- of 18 feet by 6 inches gravelling, 100 cubic (Mirrool United Branch No. 9403) airror, £7/17/6. 6 ft. O.'ik Ext. Table, yards maintenance gravel, 312 chains Meets Every Alternate Tuesday at £■5. Both articles liave been traded n as part payment on new fnrulUire, if clearing, 33 feet wide, and erection 8 t. Alban’s Hall, Griffith of one 18-inch diameter pipe culvert. Sick, Funeral and Hospital Benefits md are absolute bargains. MACKAY 4 CO., GRIFFITH and SYDNEY. All work to be carried out In Unsurpassed by Any Other accordance with Main Roads Board Friendly Benefit Society in ROYAL Doulton and Corona Cliina- . specifications, which may be seen at the Commonwealth ware; some beautiful and useful arti the office of this newspaper or at the Local Secretary: cles i^ both makes, at Geo. W. Speirs, Council Chambers, Carrathool. C. R. PARK C A SE M AK ER The whole of the gravelling is on C/o Griffith Proiducers’ Co-op. Society Our Jeweller. r». the first section (from Merriwagga to Limited, Griffith VACANCIES for Boarders. Mrs. Hore G riffith P acking Shed (R egd.) 1.8 miles easterly). It is estimated liuya Street. that gravel could be obtained at Mer B anna A ven u e W est riwagga at a royalty of 1/- per cubic In M em oriam VACANCY for Lady Boarder, private yard. "(Agent, London Assurance, Fire and Accident) home, near school; terms moderate. Tenders should be endorsed "Con Apply Area News Office. PHONE: 50 * tract 6/29” and be accompanied wdtli HARRIS.—In loving memory of dear dad, Janies Harris, who departed a deposit of 2J per cent, of amount of this life, September 10th, 1928, at WONDERFUL VALUE in Cut Glass tender. Goblets, 27/- doz,; better value in tum Sydney. A. E. CONOLLY, blers, 21/- doz. Geo. W. Speirs, Our One year has passed, dear dad. Jeweller. Shire Clerk. Since you w-ere laid to rest ; Council Chambers, But your memory lives forever Carrathool, WOMAN, young, -capable, wants With those who love you best. Position, any capacity: good cook. 31st August, 1929. —(Inserted by his step daughter Apply. Mrs. Rhodes, Molioy’s Hotel, LYCEUM THEATRE and son-in-law, George ami Muriel Narnandera. O ld T im e D ance Davis. WANTED to Buy, House Cow. A. (Under Auspices of the U.A.O.D.) Music by the Famous Melody aiaker.s’ Orchestra [jinehau, Hanwood. Idione H. 29. GOOD SUPPER In M em oriam TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 DOUBLE TICKET, 12/6; GENT’S, 7/6; LADY'S, 5/MEMORIAL HALL, GRIFFITH WANTED, Situation lor strong HARRIS.— In loving memory 'of my ■apahle Boy, list'd to horses, good in LYCEUM THEATRE dear husband and dad, James IlarriB, garden, thoroughly trustworthy. Apply Good Music Good Supper who passed away September 10th, ,\rea News Office. Dancing, 8 till 12 1928, at Sydney. C . W . A . Chilciren’s Revel GENT’S. 3/-; LADIES. 2/One year hath passed since that sad IMPOUNDED at Gnllilh, 31st, August, .1. F. Turnoll, Hon. Sec. by E. Kurtz, Ranger, from roads, Friday, 13lh September day Wade Shire: -Omj Bay Draiigln Gt'ldWhen the one we loved_ was called PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS Note Address; Sivewright’s Motor ing, l)ramh-(? like W.C. over near away. Uainty Supper Gifts for the Children Novelty Attractions Galore Garage, Griffith shoulder; 1 Bay Draught Gelding, The end was sudden, the shock severe; ADULTS 2/-, CHILDREN 1/branded like Y over A near shoulder. We little thought the end so ne,ar. IF NOT RELEASED will he soM ai He bade not one of ns good-bye; tliis Pound at noon on the 12lh day of He waved his hand to none: September, 1929.- C. R. LEE, PoundHis spirit flew before we knew FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY keeper, Griffith Pound. Tlrat from us he was gone. Commencing, Tuesday, September 10 --(In'êrted by his, lo.yiug wife and INSOLVENT STOCK FRESH Tenders closing at Griffith a-t Tools for Tradesmen, Farmers and children, Clarrie, Jim, Edie, Vaida. noon Friday, 13th September, 1929. Frances, daughter-in-law-. Mechanics are invited for CROPPING LEASE of From a Flinders Lane Warehouse available area (28 acres) Farm .582, GOVERNMENT NOTICE who Refused 6/- In' the £ and BEELBANGERA, up to 30/4/193^, A u stralia ’s Foremost O ra to r NOTIFICATION appears In Govern have Started this Sale to Annual water supply of 28 acre feet at ment Gazette of 30th August, 1929, Realise 10/- in the £ with respect to proposed boundary 7/6 per acre foot to attach. Lease sub Lyceum Open Air Theatre road known as Camarooka Street, ject to usual conditions. 'I'euders to MERRIBEE SHEARERS shown on plan R. 17,672-1,603, separat be accompanied by amount equal t* Saturday, S e p te m b e r 14, a t 7 . 3 0 p .m . ing section 3i^ from section 39, town quarter’s rent and wiiler, together with FIRST ANNUAL of Griffith, parish of Jondaryan, county £5 surety noxious vveeds destruction. of Cooper, Land District of Yanco. Absence of deposit will di-;qualify. N® DANCE METHODIST SOCIAL HANWOOD (Roads 1929-770). Objections must be tender necessarily accepted. PAR (In Aid of Griffith Hospital) Thl.4 district’s wheat crops are lodged with the Minister for Lands on TICULARS Lands Office.—J. G. showing well in all direoUons. Many or before the expiration of one month, YOULL, Actg. General Manager, M.I. of the crops are a foot high, Init some A.s advcrti.sed in la.st issue, a Melho -W. J. ROPER, US . for Lands,, Areas, W,C. and l.C. - B inya H all (F 8032) are patchy. A few have failed to ger dist social ivill be lield in the Church FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1929 minate. With good rains good crops at Hanwood on Wednesday, Septem SHIRE OF WADE, (Mirrool Irrigation will be reaped. EveryGiing depends ber 11th, comtnenoing at 8 i).m. A Good Floor, Music atid Suflpcr THE GRIFFITH GUN CLUB Area), REVISION COURT.—SUPPLtV. on the weather. New settlers are programme of items and competitioms WHITE BUG RUNNING FROM Will hold its usual MENTARY LIST OP ELECTORS AND GRIFFITH astonished at the recovery alter recent is being, arranged by Mr. C. Clark, FORNIGHTLY SHOOT EATEPAYERS.—NOTICE is hereby 11, K. Nixon, Hon. Sec. rains. and .supper will be provided by the On given that a Court for the revision of ladies. We trust all our Methodist WEDNESDAY NEXT supplementary list of electois ând" friends at Hanwood will make this a WANTED, Agistment for 36 head Prest Trophy Jacka Trophy ratepayers will be held at the Couit great re-union social. Cattle. House, Griffith, on Wednesday, 25th FOR SALE, Two Acre Block with 4September, 1920, at 11 a.m. ^ Backing horses must be an attrae WAN'TED TO SELL.— B.S.A. 2,i h,p roomed House; £50 deposit. D . P. DEMPSEY, Uve sport. As a gamble it is not at FOR SALE, three Springers; good (De Luxe) Motor Cycle; 6 h,p, Doug Shire Clerk.,,. tractive the odds a r e a g a i n s t the LOST, on Friday, on Pipe Line, Grif dairy sorts; cheap. las, 23 h.p. Douglas, or any part ex backer. C. H. C. King, the ex-Grif fith, between Gregory’s and Mallincept framQ, Cash or terms. Apply— Griffith, SEVmOUR and ROXBURGH 5th September, M fith solicitor admitted losing £9000 at Bon’s. a Memo. Book. Reward on re- 1 Farm 860, near old town, Griffith, QHIFFITH i tmn to Area News Office. V A L U A T O R S

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Thursday, Sept. 12.—C.W.A Ball, Ly A gift social will be held In the ceum, Griffith. OCCUPANTS MIRACULOUSLY Methodist Church, Griffith this (Thurs-j Friday, September 13.—C.W.A. Chil DRIVING STOCK WITHOUT Printed and Publlahed by the sòie ESCAPE day) evening. A good programme of dren’s Revel, Lyceum, Griffith . PERMIT proprietor, P. J. ¡Slattery, at his A seusatlonal capBize occurred near vocal items and music has been arran Friday, September 13.—Big Football registered printing office, Banna At Griffith Police Court William ged by the secretary, Miss G. Irvin. Wind-Up Ball In Melbergen Hall. Wamoon on Sunday afternoon last, Avenue, Griffith, in the State of when ft lorry drtven by Mr. O. L. Ed James Lawrence was fined £ 2/10/- Those who attend are asked to bring Saturday, September 14, 4 p.m. — New South Wales, Australia. wards, of Yenda, skidded olt the crown and costa £4/11/4 for falling to ob a gift for one of the stalls at the forth Public Meeting of all stockowner», tain a permit to travel -stock. He Griffith, Thursday, September 12, 1929 of the road when a tube blew out pleaded that he Instructed his (laugh coming fair. The ladies will provide Lyceum open-air theatre, to dlscusb landing the vehicle on a wdre fence Trucking Yards proposal. supper. after tJornersauHlng several times, and ter to drive the stock from one part Saturday, September 14.—Morgan's negotiating a ditch In the process. of his farm to another, but he was not Last Raid,” Lycemn de Luxe. Wedli:Hng Three occupants of the lorry, W. Wll present w'hen she was driving. She Main Issues Monday, September 16.—"The Silver Ilby, P, Llrra, and Ted Clink, of Yenda, Informed him some of the stock had Lining” and “Wolves pf the City,” Ly broken away. P. T. Yeoman, stock There are aspects of the Wade were thrown out *t the first capsize Inspector, gave evidence that the A pretty wedding took place at ceum de Luxe. sustained scalp abrasions. They “Flower Vale,” Binya, on Thursday. Friday. September 13.— Merribee Shir,« Council’s loan proposals which and taken to Leeton Hospital by a stock ha<i travelled a mile and a half August 22. the contracting parties Shearers’ Dance, In aid of Griffith and are of paramount Importance to the were car, and later transferred to from the property of defendant. being Mr. A. F. Oliver, of Binya, and Leeton Hospital, at Binya Hall. ratepayers as a whole, to whom cer passing Yenda Hospital. driver clung to Miss Dorothy O’Toole, second daugh Sunday, Sept. 15.—Griffith v. Wyatain phases of the discussion which the wheel, and The FAILING TO TRAVEL SHEEP emerged from the ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O’Toole, of long, at Griffith Rugby Oval, for the preceded the adoption of the policy, wreckage badly shaken, properly plus a cut »’ulh Cup. “Flower Vale," Bia.,-.. The Rev.M-. and to which “Ratepayer” has taken over one of his eyes. He remained Wednesday, Sept. 18.—Goolgowl such severe exception in letters In our on the scene until a lorry, with tackl Robert Strachan was fined £1 with Harley was the officiating minister Hall Sports, Dance at night. columns recently are of little Interest. Ing gear was sent out from Mr. Gow’s £4/11/4 costs for failing to travel Wednesday, September 18, C. of El. It Is so easy to miss the main Is garage at Griffith, and the damaged sheep six miles within 24 hours and GRIFFITH PRODUCERS Dance, St. Alban’s Hall, Griffith. sues In a frenaied debate on unimpor vehicle was brought in under Its ow'n £2 with £4 costs for failing to travel Thursday, Sept. 19.—Barellan Mon tant details. Whether the discussion power. Its damage being a broken stock by direct route. Defendant told REPORT AND MEETING thly Stock Market, Etc. (See Advt.) which preceded the adoption of this canopy, smashed mudguards, broken the Bench his slock of 600 ewes were Gow & Gow^ Ltd., Auctioneers. bold policy took place In a committee windscreen and radiator. fat but 111, and over 400 lambs were Friday, Sept. 20.—Humphrey Bishop The election of three Griffith Pro of the whole Council or in open Coun dropped on the way. He took the Musical Comedy Co., Lyceum Hall. ducers’ Coy. directors in the place of cil would appear to the ordinary man route along Mlrrool Creek because Friday. Sept. 20.—Whltton C. of E. PERSONAL to matter very little as compared with there was less traffic and more water Messrs. Cox, Gibson and Oakes, who Rainbow the vital decision itself. It was not on that route. As a consequence of w^ere eligible for re-nomlnatlon, re Friday, Ball.. September 27.—Hotel Vic a secret decision nor a secret discuS' Nurse Gallagher, who has been at their condition he could only travel sulted In five nominations being re toria Night Out, In aid of R.C. Bazaar, celved for the positions, and the decla tached to the staff of the Griffith Dis slon. The matter was debated In the the sheep li miles per day. presence of representatives of the trict Hospital for only a few weeks H. Wade, for not travelling stock by ration of the poll by (he returning Lyceum, Griffith. September 28, 3 p.m. — Press, and had members of the public tendered her resignation to a meeting direct route for which he pleaded officer saw Messrs. T. B. Oakes, P. Saturday, Sale of Farm 222, three miles taken sufficient interest in the pro of the committee on Tuesday evening guilty, w^as mulcted In the sum of £5 Cox and J. C. Thorne returned as di Auction rectors of the company for the ensu from Griffith (25 acres). Seymour and ceedings they could have attended the The secretary was Instructed to in with £4 costs. Roxburgh, auctioneers. ing term. form Nurse Gallagher that the com meeting and h.eard the discussion In Mr. Danpav appeared tor the P.Pdetail. Whatever the letter of the mltteie regretted her decision to re Board and Mr. Dickson for Strachan CLASH AVOIDED law may be It is the unvarying prae- sign, but that. If she could not see her and Wade. L Y C E U M D E L U X E ‘ tics of the legislative authorities in way clear to alter It, her resignation Owing to the lack of support, the Reviewing his troop of cavalrymen the Commonwealth that where Press would be accepted with regret. associated sports committee, at the ad for thrilling use in “Morgan’s Last representatives are allowed to listen Mr. J. Hayes has been made a life EAT MORE RICE journed meeting at the Hotel Hydro, Raid,” which is coming to the Lyceum to the debate they are also .allowed to member of the Griffith District Hospl decided to abandon the projected Theatre on Saturday night as one of publish their reports of proceedings tal in consequence of a donation of With fruit and meat each day sports on Eight-Hour Day at TiCeton the feature pictures, Diiector Nick for the Information of readers of their ten guineas to the pageant fund. Mi eat rice—* Grlnde found that the saddles used papers. The resolution which permits Hayes has promised further that If It's wholeeome food, a« well by the horsemen varied greatly, and Press reporters to remain at discus the uew hospital be erected by 1933 THE DOGS’ DAY nice. though they were the pride of their sions In committee Implies the right that he will donate a bed, men wiio (vame from the to publish proceedings abroad. »It Miss Mary Pearson, of Yambll September 30 is dogs’ day. All can owmers, mountains, plains, and even the Rus could hardly be regarded otherwise. In Street, viu give a performance In the ines must be registered on or before sian steppes, they had to be discarded this centre where the passion for dis Lyceum on November 15, when her that date, otherwise prosecutions will in favour of saddles of the ’EO’s. So A Football Fan putation holds so many persons in pupils vlll give a varied programme follow'^ and the loud lamentations of it is that “Morgan’s Last Raid” Is au of dancing and singing. Half the pro thrall, It is so easy to sidetrack Im dog owners that filled the air last yeai thentically based on actual history. portant issues in by-paths of contro ceeds are being donated to the Ims VALOROUS BUT INDISCREET will be heard again this year. Regis- This latest Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer versy. This paper has thrown out pltal. 1 rations can be effected at the C.P.S. starring vehicle for Tim McCoy is a the suggestion that the Council should Mr. E. B- Purby, together ^'tth Mrs Office at the Court House. Furby and their two children and Mr fast-moving adventure drama of Civil submit its loan proposals to a public Donald Shanks, 22 years, was fined War days, with a throbbing love story meeting of ratepayers, and the wisdom V. Tickle, his brother-in-law, left by 20/- at Griffith Court on Tuesday for of this course has commended Itself car at the beginning of the week for riotous behavior. Constable Short GRIFFITH INSTITUTION SCORES as the centre of interest. Dorothy to many prominent people In the dis Brayfield, on the northern line, where told the court Shanks behaved badly When Miss J. Rea was in Brisbane Sebastian appears opposite McCoy, trict as well as to certain of the coun Mr. and Mrs. Purby. seur.. reside at the football match abusing some demon.strating citrus packing it was and Wheeler Oakman and Hauk Manu cillors. But at such a meeting It They arrived at their destiuation yes players, and was subsequently con BUggestKl that she should sell photo also appear In the cast. graphs for flic benefit of the Griffith Once again pictungoers at the Ly would be so much wasted time to dis torday. cerned in a brawi. Hospital, but the suggestion went for ceum will be greeted by the beautiful cuss the rival merits of discussion In Mr W. W. Killeu, M.H.R,, who had ward too late for it to be acted upon. Australian actress, Eve Gray, ott Mon committee and in open Council, or the a serious heart attack some weeks ago However, Mr. Hedley Geaves, the well day night. In the B.I.P. production. penalties of the law, or the President's at Canberra, Is reported to be making Spotlights Barred known fruit agent of Ihe northern “The Silver Lining,” releasecl by methods of controlling meetings of satisfactory progress. Mr. Klllen’a capital, responded lo the appeal of Ihe C.A.F. in this film she is seen as a the Council. There are orderly souls condition occasioned concern to his with a barren passion for precision to family and friends. At Griffith Police Court William hospital, and his cheque for two demure country girl In which role -she whom any deviation from the law, as Griffith was fined £2 or ten days’ im guineas was accepted with thanks at easily surpasses her previous efforts. interpreted by themselves. Is a eardi (or having a spotlight a meeting of the Griffith Hospital There Is an exceedingly interesting Taking the Air prisonment plot, which surrounds two brothers, nal sin, but to the vast majority the burning on his car, and for neglecting Conimlttee on Tuesday evening. law and Its prophets are both a to light his tail-light was fined £1 At tln' same meeting an offer made John and Thomas; John being a de'eTweariness of the flesh. POPULAR GRIFFITH PASTIME in default seven days’ imprisonment. by Miss Davis, of Giiffith. to conduct do well, who has fallen in with bad a balloon race, the details of which company. The two brothers love the The public meeting proposed by this Residents of Griffith are making The magistrate said It was not gene have alieady been published in these same girl,, and John being nnsuccesarally known that spotlights could nut paper, and for which we Intend to more and more use of the nir service columns, on Pageant day. October 7, ful in his suit, swears revenge on his press, must be devoted to a full and available between tills centre, the far be left burning. , •was diseui'Sed and giaUdnlly accepted. more fortunate brotlier. Following free discussion of the vital aspects of west, iictorla. and South Australia. Sergeant Smnpson said spotlighrs Miss Davis offered to iindeiiake all the theft cvf some Jewels, of Which the loan proposals through which the Almost every week now persons are could only be used lor a specllic pur the work in conuection with the John is guilty, he attaches the blame councillors and the ratepayers should arriving or departing by aeroplane. On pose, such as reading a sigh or in ex stunt, which slionld prove popular and to his brother, who. to save his arrive at a mutu.al understanding. The Tuesday afternoon Miss F. K. Sraetb- ceptional circumstances. The offence a Ronree of reveiuu^ for the Pageant mother, wiio really loves her weakImmediate local government problems urst, of the teaching staff of the took place at Yeud«. willed son. goes 1« gaol, i be story of this community are so vital and so Griffith District School, arrived in ends with a gripping climax, in which NIGHTS STILL COLD Griffith by ’plane from Broken Hilh vexed that they may only be Thomas Is cleared and continues with solved by the completest co-operallon where she spent the school holidays, Sacred Heart Church There were a uumbt'r of really cold his postponed marriage. An excellent nights during the past si'ven days, and —------4 , -------— and an additional fortnight through between the ratepaying community cast supporti'd Eve Gray. Including illness. This speedy direct couneo- Mr. .fohn David Casey, tneicrr, was cold days, too, when on isuuday and Pat Alievne, Marie .\ult and John and the governing authority. Monday tlie liigbe.st readings were un lion with Broken Hill, Melbourne, Ade married lo Miss Mary Josephine Page It is true that the administration of laide, the Murray settlements and In on Monday at Sacred Heart ('liurch. d(>r 60 degree.s. 'rhe following read- Hamilton. Supporting William Cody In any shire or municipality is hampered termediate towns Is proving of great Mr. H. I’age was best man and Miss nigs were secured from the Cominls“Wolves of the City,” u Universal rath"er than helped by the frequent value to Griffith. Mr. G. A. H. Nora Wynne bridesmaid. Mr. Casey Bion Offices -■ reference of minor matters to the rate Richards is the local agent for the air has been a prominent footlMdler. and Gar Max Min. ¡Thrill Frature, staning on Monday payers, but where decisions have to Thursdaj . 29.84 71 42.5 night. Is Sally Blaine, talented young all the sporting fraternity w U l wlsti be made which commit the rate service. Friday 29.7 70.2 40,6 actress and one of the mo.st popular the young couple success. Their fu payers to an expenditure over a period Saturday . 29.63 , 62 43 of th^ younger set in llollywtjiu'J. Miss fure home will be Cowra. of years exceeding the currency of th* preaent Council has gone from Sunday 29.7S 58.5 34.6 Blaine, when not working lu a picture, the Council's terni of office It Is desir office any loan to which it commits The lucky number of, thu wlnniug Monday 29.68 57 40.6 may be found dancing vvith any num able that the Council should not act the ratepayers will still be demanding ticket In pony raffle was 47, not 44 as Tuesday • 29.86 “0,6 37 5 ber of eligible youths In the cinema without full consultation with the repayment of the r«tepayere. It Is printed in Iasi Issue, Wedne« 36 36 eertalnly a matter fir penferenee. people financially conosrned. ........ ;o;-- ....

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—-;o;------SECOND VISIT TO SHIRE CAPITAL Èftan Carrathoot may be a long, long way from the majority of. the rateMany a mmll cavity may remain MEDICAL, SURQiCAL. OBSTETRIC payer«’ domioiles, but the Tabbita unnoticed until the whole tooth is pioneer« believe in the aphori«m location ! Sister L. N. Smirthwaite undermined. Many a serious case that when « the mountain . won’t A.T.NA. H ya n d ra Street bf Pyorrhea can he stopped in its come to Mahomet it is Mahomet’s MBAR MBTHODIBT CHURCH early stages. Call for an examinor Sister E. Smith duty to visit the mountain. Like* tion now; you will be advised faithfully, wise, the residents thoreabouts GRIFFITH arid no work done unless necessary. have a fluent and affable advocate Phone : 1 2 In Mr. T. I. Campbell to blaxe the riJiTjcTiläR i-»• track for them when they hold a ’ pow-wow with the chiefc of the DENTIST, QRIFF1TH eouihern capital. , Yenda C.W.A. Cottage, HbspitaI A deputation of half a dozen settlers ! n il! (Five Minutes (roni Railway Station) waited on the Council. Mr. T. I. Campbell, In Introducing them, paid SURGICAL MATRON A. SEE, A.T.N.A. reference to the sympathetic hearing (In Charge) the Council bad given them at their MEDICAL Late of Griffith Hospital last interview, but after scanning verjA uctioneers, Land & Fees Moderate carefully reports In the press they OBE8 TETRIC 'Phono; 95 were disappointed at the pesairalstic Stock Salesmen’s Directory for Terms, Apply to SIster-ln-Charge attitude shown towards the w'ork asked for at Barren Box. Mr. Sutherland, President of Tabbita F. and S. branch, said the Barren Box G , A . H . R IC H A R D S T h e L iv e S to c k A g e n ts C A T E R an d B L U M E R track would serve quite a number of r.. people, and four or five of them would 80LICIT0RB, ETC. A u c tio n e e r , PRIVATE HOSPITAL save five miles In their journey J . W . K E L L Y an d C o. to their market town. The engineer Hotel Griffith Bulldtnge, S to c k an d S t a t io n A gent BINYA STREET, GRIFFITH OPPOSITE POST OFFICE had had the road cleared, but it was GRIFFITH. 3ANNA AVENUE--------GRIFFITH perfectly obvious money spent In G R IF F IT H SURGICAL, MEDICAL, OBSTETRIC W. Rupert Cater " clearing would be wasted unless some ‘ celve Urtlcu SISTER E. H. BROWN Paul W. Blumer, B.A., L.L.B. forming and a couple of culverts were of Properties suj gtO(»k For Sale 'PHONE: »7 put in. The speaker also stressed the AUCTION BALES CONDUCTED IP ■iuctlon Sales Conducted Jn any pan ANY PART OF THE STATE. point that the settlers concerned had Jf the District; Weekly -ucU,,,, iv,-,. J . L S E R T O R l. all paid their rates, and if the Job was STOCK A property , tg h iei EVEHV «A Hi KIMS Ptoo heavy for the shire to shoulder APPLICATION. y * (B.OJI.) v'Jk'N'j Fur they might accept something less. (University of Sydney) BOX 113b Mr. Graf explained that he was a PHONE 98. dental SURGEON, M u s ic & P ia n o H ouse daaacy Uants Co. LW.-—jj aruUng HOURS : 9 e,m. till 6 p.m., or new settler from the Ix>ckhart dis BANNA avenue, GRlTFiTH ' Machinery.; May xiid MlUer—Wimtrict, and up to the present had really BY APPOINTMENT. uera Scatifler; Dalgcty and Co. Ltd (Next to Marshalls, Dentist) no road outlet from his home. He H . 0 . P E C K , -Stock, ProperUes. Wool and Met had to travel through other people’s Address ( Sole Agents for Buttons Ltd., famous handise Departnamts Mi i_yoi properties, which meant opening Crossley 8-Valve and All Electric A u c tio n e e r , -tuperphuspUat«, Aocidea R u ra l B an k C h a m b e rs gates, and his wife was unable to drivi Radios bile and Lii« Corpormiun lAd. AiJ GRIFFITH, out by herself for this reason. S t o c k a n d S t a t i o n A g e n t . Also the Katster, and Attwater Kent, Phone I |4f. ClaaaoB of Insurance, Gloria Light Although the Barren Box road was Etc. Co. Ltd.—Benzine and iSlectrlc Light one of dips add hollows it would make Agents for C. H. McFarland Ltd., foi Ing Systems. H o te l G r if fith B u ild in g s . a passable road for motorists. the Rudolf, Steinberg, Gustave, ► J. E . A N D R E A . HJasy Terms ’Phijia U r im u i Mr. Campbell drew the Council’s Strauch, an d the Hollywood Playei G R IF F IT H attention to the fact that the flood PHONE ; SOU. Pianos; also the Spaethe, P. Webber, waters cross the road at one place. Olearlug Sale» Cuu iucled to Aii) Fai Gundermann and Zeuerbacb Pianos L.D.S., B.D.Sc. (Melb. Univ.) They also cordially invited Crs. Repairs to All Musical Instruments, SURGEON DENTIST of the District. A . L . T O N G S Mills and Chapman to visit the dis Trucks Ordered (or Any ( .rketa including Piano Tuning, Phonograpl NEXT CARNEY AND SON, trict, which w as^ in ‘B’ Riding. Repairs. The best English Sprlngt; Agent for— GRIFFITH ’ The councillors imentioned subse AnttrallaJQ General Fire iLjurance Lang Salesman A Comtnissfon Agent and Parts Stocked. Jazz Bands a Hours : quently promised to visit the district. Specialty ■Om Ltd. lam to 6 p.m.; later, by appointment FINLEY, N.8 .W, M r. Campbell next referred to the PHONE: 325 Visits ; Goolgowi Road, which had been open lenda—Every fourth Sunday In ed up. It would be Impossible from each month L H . D IC K S O N Rankin’s SpHngs—1st Sunday in their district to arrive at Goolgowi if KfRDSENE FARM m two Inches of rain fell. This road was each month ;a reproach to the shire. The road he GENERAL PURPiM Tsiephone: 271 S O L I C I T O R referred to was that leading from Mr. Lyall’s to Goolgowi. Their crops at rural bank chambers THE i present were looking fairly good,- and BANNA AVENfc, GRIFFITH one could imagine if a vehicle In wet fejiwwrIhisiùvf ßSff* e/ñd£nl weather got into one of those deep 18-32 I G . W . A . W E L C H lßit.t/l)eedlGJ’l Duft Gun gilgis that there would be trouble. Will Do All I The speaker also mentioned the A r c h it e c t . Your Farm | road connecting Guubar road with RURaC BANK CHAMBERS, Goolgowi.— Cr. Westrop said the Main Work I GRIFFITH. Roads Board had taken over the GunBox 10 ----------- 'Phone: 118 Cheaply and ^ bar road. RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, Efficiently | Mr. Young, a new settler, brought LEETON. See It At A complete covering up the question of a crossing over the Phone; 4 Box ti. of trees, vines and railway. He had to travel five miles OURDEPOTu vegetables with protective materials farther every time he came to Griffith <>; is assured with EFFECTIVE G.B, through the absence of this crossing. They had waited on the Railway head, DUSTS applied with the Mr. Reed, and he was favorable to put ting In the crossing twp pjialns away P R O D U C E M E R C H A N T S A N D C O M M IS S IO N from the road centre which would save <> i w m A G E N T S expense. The shire was asked to do BLOWER >ST CUN approaches, and they would do the Y A M B IL S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H P h o n e : 1 7 6 The Gun is liaudy, easy to operate, the work wait for the money. and most Important of all, when crops Mr. and C a s e T r a c t o r s , S h e a r e r Im p le m e n t s o f a ll T v o e s Sutherland also drew Council’s are at stake, it does the job well. attention to the rubbish and tins that S O L E A G E N T S F O R East Street, Narandera were being strewn on public roads. visits Mr. Duff’s Pharmacy, Griffith, GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO. F a rm e r.’ Im plem ent Co., A n d e r.o n ’, S eed ., Cum ing Sm ith FerlilU er.. Second Thursday Each Month 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE The President suggested that real A lfa-Laval S e p a ra to r., P lan et 'Junior Farm and G arden Im plem ent., dents should supidy evidence and the Q ueensland Insurance Com pany shli'e would prosecute. C A S H B U Y E R S O F W O O L S K IN S A N D B A G S Cr. West 1op: 1 think people think IA A A A a«<Si-Inili 4?'i i&ii-gi ft .a yK A V they have a right to throw refuse on the road. L . B E R E C R Y J . H . D A V E Y Mr. Sutherland said the valuation B u ild e r and C o n tra c to r basis foi' rating was also a live ques Window Cleaner OAL. FINE OLD SHERRY_______ 10/. tion with settlers. G R IF F IT H iNVAub PORT _ 1_ _ to/- SELECT RICH SHERRY___ 7/6 Griffith The President said tire Council was Plan«, Speoincatlona and E .t i m a t e . WHITE PORT _ 12/6 WHITE MUSCAT _____ _ _ i2/6 Odd Jobs of Any Oescrlption pleased to have ratepayers present, to «ELECT RICH PORT ___ 7/5 SPECIAL CHABLIS _ _ _ 4/6 FINE OLD TAWNY PORT 12/6 SPECIAL CLARET____ _____ 4/6 discuss these points. The Council had H O U S E S R E M O V E D Undertaken BROWN MUSCAT . __ 12/6 SPECIAL HOCK___________4/6 a pretty hard row to hoe. because the having purchased a HOUSE Messague; Care Ideal Cafe. Griffith new settlement in thè north of the REMOVING PLANT from Ray and shire bad drained the finances con Savage, I am prepared to REMOVE siderably and there had been not much HOUSES in ANY PART of district. income from that quarter. The set SUPERB CYCLE AG ENCY L . S A V A G E Hers in the southern portion of the CONTRACTOR L o cal D e p o ts — municipality were not getting one’Phone 170 tenth of their rates spent in their ter Box 91 Griffith C a n a l S t r e e t , G r if fith Y e n d a W in e r y , Y e n d a ritory. The only feasible way to do all the work asked for was to double (his year, but moat of thu other mat H an w o o d W in e r y , H an w o o d the rates. district AGENT ters asked for would be dealt with DEMIJOHNS SUPPLIED, 7/6 EXTRA. MONEY REFUNDED ON RETURN. ' Mr. Campbell: Our rates have been favorably. The railway crossing he Is now situated In premises In A trial will «ATIIFY you a« to THE EXCELLENT quality of doubled this past year. could actually promise on the terms YAMBIL STREET, opposite Mlrrool The President said as far as the mentioned. Export Co., and carries a FULL v, .™.,___ OUR WINE« Barren Box road was concerned It was The deputation thanked the Council RANGE of Tyre», Tubes, etc, pretty certain It would not be done and withdrew. CYCLES ON EASY TERM«

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1929

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WHERE GRIFFITH LAQB^ the whole arx-angements, that there PRAYERS ALONE Calling the Tune was to be no free list. This was ad Loud Lamenting (By Jack Moses hered to strictly, and members, sea A meeting of residents Interested in {©:■ Prayers alone will never do, son ticket holders, and olTlcIals of the the formation of a bowling club, was P I P E R ASKED TO PAY HOSPITAL BEMOANS LOST FEES It’s useful work that’s good for you. club all paid their ndmhislou fee wil held at *Balranald on Monday week, The man who ploughs, and tills, and lingly. The pflc^ of admission had tt was agreed that the formation of sows— been fixed by the Football Club, to a bowling green w’ouhl be a decided The management of the GrliSth A crop In heaven for him grows. MIX-UP AT HOSPITAL BENEFIT which body he considered the Band’s acquisition to the town. After dis Dlatrlct Hospital is exercised In mind The Ijord gave us this fertile earth, complaint should have been addressed. cussing ways and means It was de» about a patient who drew from the So It's up to all to show our worth. Mr. Carney said that umloubtedlj elded to negotiate for a suitable block Government, so It has been reported, Little tasks are- set the mind When the members of the Grlillth.the Incident had created some indlg- of land which was under Municipal a sum of money in compensation re What joy though yi'hen the. track we Distrlct Band attended at the Rugby nation among the bandsmen who coii- Council control, and to hold a further ceived for an Injury and Including a find. meeting at a later date. sura for hospital and medical expen If the path Is rough and black as Qval a couple of Sundays ago to play,' aldered that since they bad been inw Invitation, at the hospital match, vitcd there *0 play, and had only at ses, and who has now left for England, night, , 1 by leaving the hospital's substantial (Keep plodding on, you’ll find the some of the bandsmen were indignant tended the match for that purpose, A quiet-going Cobargo chap, an im- " account unpaid. when they were asked to pay ^elgh- that they should not have been re- periurable Digger, came into one of light. , .Th^ man In question was an em-jwhpn you reach the peak from the teonpence, the ordinary price of ad quirctl to pay. Mr. Lou^z suggested the locpl hotel bar? the other day. ployed at the^ Commonwealth Ultrua mountain floor. mission to the ground. One of the thft a letter .should be. sent to the with a couple of pals, arid asked for men, at least, refused to pay and took Band explaining that the arrange a good, stiff rum, remarking that he Research Station, and he met with an how grand to say Excelsior. himself and his inatruniout home ments for the match were In the hands had a cold. “A cold.” said one of his Injury to hi« hands whilst in the l a - | ,, .......... ....... ...— ... of the football club entirely, and that pals, "will rum cure a cold?” Ho horatory. lie was a patient at the that as far as was knowm he had de- again. hospital committeemen present there thought for a second and replied, "No, Griffith District Hospital for many' parted for England, on duty were only acting as vohmfary don’t ,thlnk rum will cure it—but It This Incident had its repercussion at weeks and was under treatment at the A file of correspondence dealing makes you feel you don’t give a damn Institution for a further term. His with the case was put before the meet- the meeting of the Hospital Commit assistants to the Club. . total indebtedness to the institution log on Tuesday night, and the secro- tee on Tuesday evening wiien a lot Mr. Oxenham pointed out thac the whether you have a cold or not.” — was £ 42. Finally he left, undertaking' <ary reported that strenous efforts haxl ter W'as received from the Secretary match was uo< wholly a hospital bene "Cobargo Chronicle.” to pay hla dues from money received been made to recover the money, but of the Band, stating that a number jQL loj' of the £82 taken at the gate from the Commonwealth Government.*bo far without result. It w'ss decided of the bandsmen were most iiuligiiaut, the hospita; received only £ 30/ 1.") '- A 'I'emora telegram says that ’.hj Nothing more w'as heard of him, and to make further represeniatlons to and, in the circumstances he consid i'liat should provO that It w’as no; unuilclpal council at^ieed to accept (h.'r enquiries were made. It was learned the Commonw’ealth Government in an ered that an explanation from the purely a hospital function. The secre Public Works Department’s terms for that the Commonwealth had paid the | effort to obtain the money, and to ask committee would clear the air. tary was Instructed to write In tht the extension of Burrinjuck hydro electric scheme. For some time past man £200 In compensation for his in- the Government that. In future cases, terms suggested by Mr. Louez. the Council and the department have jury, and that this sum included £50 steps be taken to ensure that hospital Mr. Oxenhara said that he w is at ostensibly for hospital and medical fee« were paid before employees were the groumla on the day in question been corresponding over the question of price, Temora’s aim being to be expenses. The Government further paid their compensation in full. The acting as a voluntary worker. He Wood«’ Great P e p p e r m in t Cure given current on the same basis as furnished the committee with the secretary undertook to follow up the had instrucliona from the Rugby Foot ball Club, which body had charge of I-'Iibi Aid for Coughs. Colds tonuenzs prevail« in the other tow'us supplied, man’s last know'n address, and stated matter. but the department’s final letter made it plain this could not be done, as It was declared the department w-as sup plying present consumers at a loss.

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By reason of connectiort with Re tail Houses in CITY and COUNTRY vve are able to give QUICK R E T U R N S to growers. We will be requiring all c la ss es of Fruit for next m o n th 's orders, as th is m o n th ’s r e q u ir e m e n ts are consigned. Account Sales f o rw a rd ed every two weeks, so if only portion of crop is sold it is re tu r n e d im m ediately. The Sydney S tore room is concrete , rat and mouse-proof, so c onsignm ent« ar« safe. Our policy is to only ta k e on confeignment w h a t can be sold w ithin FOUR W E E K S of delivery No c o n sig n m e n t a ccepted without inspection and approval. t will be in GvlfTilh mmin Ihe first week in Augusi.

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* I P«feUc Works .... .........i............. . 130« 1« CANBERRA, Wednesday Night «85 19 10 « Health Administration DEFEATED In the House onruMday night owing to the action of Mr. 682 1 11 „ Pnhlie Services .... .... Marks, Nationalist member for Weitworth, In voting for an amendment 6688 10 4 86 » 9 • MlseeSUneous............. to the Maritime industries Bill moved by Mr. W. M. Huglieo, Another 46 8 T Health Administration .... 6961 7 4 supposed Nationalist, the Bruce-Pia_e'Government secured an adjourn« 4 10 Public Services ...................... ment of the House to oonSider its position. Miscellaneous. Including Sub sidy by Water Conserva MEETINGS of the Cabinet and of t! e two Government parties were tion and Irrigation Commis held yesterday morning, after whkh It was Indicated by the leaders sion ........ . ............... .... .... 8686 2 8 that a (dissolution was favored. Mr. Bruce, the Prime Minister, visited 9280 6 6 his Excellency, the Governor General yesterday afternoon and tendered certain advice, which the Prime Minister, on his return to Canberra, By STREET LIGHTING LOCAL ToSTRBBT LIOHTINO LOCAL said Lord Stonehaven was conside ing. FUND Nq. 1 (Griffith)— FUND No. 1 (Griffith)— Net Lighting Local Rates .... 168 7 9 IN WELL-INFORMED oireles a diasclution and early election are believ AdminlstrmMon Expenses and 168 7 9 ed to be certain. 16 S 6 Bank Charges ............... n*M***^ JhjrT»«.;»«

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THROUGHOUT the session Mr. Bruc has been harrassed by the attacks of Mr. Hughes who latterly had secured the support of Mr. Mann and Mr. Maxwell, whilst Mr. Walter M. rks staggered the House by voting against the Government on Tuesday night. Sir Lyttleton Groom the Speaker, refused to exercise a vole and thus save the Ministry. His action had been roundly condemned in Party circles. MR. MARKS did not attend the meitings of hla party yesterday, giving aa his reason hla desire to avoid an embarnaaaing situation. Messrs. Hughes and Mann had been denied access to the Nationalist rooms 88 1 11 after voting with the Opposition on the motion of censure at the open ing of the session.

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DEATH IN GRIFFITH HOSPITAL A member of a well-known Austra In accordance with the resolution lian ploneerlOii^famlly, the Abbotts, of passed at the recent quarterly coufer- Tasmania, dled'lu the Griffith District dnee of agricultural officers of the Hospital yesterday morning. The de Water Conservation and Irrigation ceased gentleman, Mr. Archibald 9416 16 1 Commission and the Department of Abbott, who In recent years has re Agriculture, a committee consisting of sided in the Yenda district, had been 3298 11 3 several agricultural officers and set an inmate of the hospital for some tiers’ representatives was appointed months, and, a few days ago, when It to discuss fully the carrying capacity was believed that he was at last re of large area farms on the Murrumbld- covering, pneumonia supervened. The gee Irrigation Area in regard to late Mr. Abbott was born in Hobart 63 sheep. years ago and was a brother of Mr. The committee investigated the P. P. Abbott, formerly a senator and position from the viewpoint of sheep- member of the House of Representa £2298 11 3 carrying capacity in conjunction with tives, and for many years a wellmixed farming on the one hand and known legal practitioner In the north fat lamb raising alone on the other. ern districts. The late Mr. Abbott In regard to the former, the follow followed a clerical occupation on many ing rotation of crops was adopted, .stations in New South Wales until he taking a property with proportionate came to reside at Yenda. The funeral Irrigable land and dry area:— will take place to-day. Area tJnit.-—Irrigable, 300 acres; dry area, 400 acres—total 700 acres.

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Crops. Fallow. Water. ------ :o;------’ £ 8. d. £ B. d. £ 8. d. Acres.Acres.Ac. Feet Available Funds .... ......... ........................ 2011 5 11 Cash at Bank ............................... 57 13 3 TOWN RESIDENCE ALIGHT Overdraft at Bank (General Fund) ............... 1509 16 7 Stamps on hand ............................. 114 11 Headlands ....... .... 20 — — Trust Fund—Sundry Overpayments, etc........... 0 18 0 59 8 2 Yards .................. g „ — Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 1036 17 6 Sundry Ratepayers for Outstanding Kates .... 3750 15 3 Lucerne .... ........... 60 — — A fire which threatened to destroy IKmdry Creditors .......................................... 483 16 0 Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission 1156 1 2 Rice ....... 75 75 450 the premises occupied by Mr. and Mrs Sundry Debtors ........................................... 34 11 2 Winter Cereals ..... 31 31 ~ 11 8 4 WTieat (dry area) 150 15<> — Sheridan and family, in Joudaryan Superannuation Contribution Paid in Advance .Avenue, Griffith, broke out on Sunday Insurance Paid in Advance ....................... 30 9 11 Grass (dry area) lOO evening at about eight ' o’clock. There was no one in the house at £5042 14 0 £5042 14 0 ■ 4.50 256 166 the time, and the outbreak was first In the opinion of the cominitiee, seen by Mrs. H. Wallace. Mrs. Wal such a proposition vould carry 100 lace and Mr. “Nobby” Clarke were PART II. INVESTED FUNDS breeding ewes and their progeny with quickly on the scene. With the aid .... £287 5 4 Office Furniture and Fittings, Office Library Invested Funds ...... an estimated lambing of SO per cent, of buckets and water from a nearby and Sundry Appliances in use (P.W.) ....£287 5 4 assuming thai the lambs were fatten lank Uie flames were kept in check w ed during the summer months and iiendtng the arrival of the Griffith J. H. KELLY, I) P. DEMPSEY, L.l.O.A, A,A,I,S„ À.L.C.A., Fire Brigade. The brigade bad been marketed during the autumn. President Shire Clerk. In arriving at this estirai^te thtqrqnv uptifl^d ,by, ’pbque g,nd were quickly 24th June, 1929. 24th Jjine, 1929.. , ^ ralttee considered that ten sheep per on the spot. Four lengths of hose AUDITORS’ CERTIFICATE acre could-be carried with safety on (100 feet) were run to the nearest I certify that l hav« made a full and complete audit of the accounts of the Wade Shire Council for the year average grazing lucerne. fire plug in record time. The flames wd*d 81st December, 1928, using due care, skill, and dllligence, and that in my opinion the statements of accounts In connection with the fat lamb were confined to the kitchen, where «r* fall and fair btatemeiits properly drawn up so as to exhibit a full and true view of the Council’s affairs, and raising objective alone, the same pro the fire commenced, and in a very tliat the statements of accounts are in accordance with the books of the Council and the provisions of the Local portionate area was adpted as a basis short time everything was left safe, Government Art. 1819, as amended, and Ordinance« thereunder. for discussion, the farm being worked Besides many articles of furniture be ing destroyed considerable damage as set out hereunder:— J, F, SET.i'iE. F.P.l.A., Auditor Certified under the Local Ooverumeut Act, 1919. .^ea Unit.—Irrigable, 3o0 acres; was done to the kitchen. 9th July, 1929. Certificate No. 145. NOTE.—A detailed statem' nt of the above accounts and the Auditor's report may be inspected by any Elector or dry area, 100 acres—total 700 acres. Woods’ Great Peppermint Curs Rotation.— Ratepayer at the Council’s Office'during the official hours, which are from 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m„ on Mondays ■ to Fridays. Crops. Fallow, Water. First Aid for Coughs. Colds. Influensa. Headlands ............ 5 — — FOR S.ALK, four-wheel Trailer; Yards ............... 8 cheap. Apply, Area News Office. 150 Annual Crop ........ 50 Perennial Crop l.ucerne, Paspalum, 561 (lation to conterence for uduptiou, the Mixed Pastures ., 187 committee considered that the estima Oats (dry area .....lOU 100 ted carrying capacity could be obGrass (dry area) .. .200 ----- -—------------Jtained providing a settler was reason5.50 1.50 7111ably careful and possessed an average The unanimous opinion of the com-:knowledge of sheep raising. Furthermlttee was that 1200 breeding ewes more, the returns are based upon the and their progeny could be carried on assumption that first class breeding such a farm assuming a lambing per ewes, preferably Romney Marsh and centage of 80 ami carrying capacity Merino, are used in conjunction with estimated on lucerne mixed pastures. a recognised down breed ram, the adPaspalum, etc,., of ten altcep per acre. \nutagos connected with such breed (n Hubmltllng the above recotumen- ing being unanimously recognlRod,

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is need for everyone to take tholr notice boards, gifts of Messrs. Dons Idshare of the reeponslbillty. We should son and Wallace. Thè organisation of be not satisfied Avlth that Avhlch has the church has been strengthened by been done, nor should Ane grow weary the formation of a session and a Sun METHODIST CONCERT AND of our well doing, for in due season day school. The latter, which opened CROWNING OF QUEEN wo shall reap if we faint not. Prior to two years ago with an attendance of the address Mr. J, R. Alton sang “My three scholars and one teacher, has A largo audience grooied (.rto per Task.” now about seventy children enrolled formers at the Methodist concert last and a staff of four teachers. More Tuesday evening. However, it was no On Monday ovonffig thd celebrations teachers are required, as It has been not the look of larger than the artists deserved, be were brought to a close by a birthday decided to rearrange the school and cause the Items were all splendidly .social. A largo number of adherents form new classes. An appeal was rendered and of a flrst-elass order and friends assembled. The proceed made for donations toAvmi'ds the pur from start to finish. Mrs. Rhead in ings opened Avith the singing of the chasing of cliairs for the kimjergarten her solos “There’s a L^md" and “Com Doxology, after which the Rev. Oi II. class, that was being formed. Recent ing Home” charmed her hearers with Halo offered prayer. Rev. A. O. Gib ly a new Ford car had been purebased w’oalth. of voice and splendid exprès* bins fulfilled the duties of chairman so as to enable the minister to more alón. Grimih Js fortunate in having and extended tp RoV. Haln a very easily cope with the work of the ex.*:’,uch a high class singer. Mr. P. hearty welcome. Mr. Haln Is not a ton.slA‘0 parish. The report closed Drultl, and Mr. JS. Ashby were the male stranger to us, being minister ,of Der- v.dth an* appeal with all tifose connec /soloists, and they did exceptionally llngton Point., that was practically ted with the Presbyterian Cliurch to well. Mrs. C. Clark, of Hanwood, was the foster parent of the Griffith do their part in helping the committee heard to perfection In a pi’etty little Church. Mr. Haln has shown a great to carry on their work. In the past solo. Miss Valentine In her rendition deal of practical Interest In the work the committee had been hampered by of the humorous recitation, “The 8ew* of the Grifflth Church, and now that the lack of support. If all did their ing Class,” was loudly applauded, and the Rev. D. L. Paterson, the former part all would be well. Refreshments on being recalled gave “The Inventor’s Interim Moderator, had been trans were provided by the ladies. Wife.” Mr. F. Smith Is an old favor-, lated from Leeton to Urana It was van be proud to own the improved i^lymoiilli Ito with hla concertina, and his two ACiy probable that Mr. Haln aa'ou IiI be because it is a full*sixe comfortable car in which concertina solos , were a treat. Mr, appointed Interim Moderator for Grif BAPTIST CHURCH you .can relax instead of feelinj; crowded and Mnx Edwards played a cornet iolo fith at the next Presbytery meeting. cramped; because it is so typically Chrysler in per accompanied by Mr. Smith on the con Mr. Haln responded to the w^elcome. On Sunday next, 15th Inst., the formance and economy; and because it is full-size certina—a fine musical duet. Mr. and spoke in high terms of praise of preacher at the eleven o’clock service and fiili-quality in every particular, w'ith modern, Clarrle Clark, of Hanwood, was at his the work that had been carried out In tlte Baptist Church will be the Rev. improved eng;ine, and internal-expanding; fourbest In two recitations from “The Son by their present minister. At his ■wel R. E. Newport, of Leeton. Mr. New wheel hydraulic brakes, safe in any w'eather. timcntal Bloke.” His rendition of come two and a half years ago, he had port is the new pastor of tlie Leeton "The Pilot Cove” fairly “brought down forcaated, from his past experience Baptist Church, In aurc(““ssion to the Prices from £270 the house,” and on being encored he and knoAvledge of Mr. Gibbins, that he Rev. J. H. Baker, now' of Albury. gave "My Son.” The successful queen Avould make good, and he'had done so. Tlxe preacher at the evi'iiing ser jm «•andldate, Miss Vtna Irvin, gave n 'I’lio pariah had been enlarged, ucav vice at 7.30 p.m. will be Mr. Bruce CM RV SLER good recitation. A quartette by mem preaching centres opened, and records Brewster, formerly a resident of I.eebers of the Methodist Choir, entitled shoAve’d that much good Avork had been ton and now' a student of the Mel “Who Will o’er the Downs so Free?" .done during the past I aao years, A bourne Bible Institute, in tmining for was a good Item. Mr. Elphlck main programme of musical, vocal and elo work in foreign fields. lalns his ability to hold the audience, cutionary Hems, interspersed "with and his efforts were greeted Avilh tre competitions, passeil a very pleasant mendous applause. In a humorous and enjoyable evening. The following prologue, “The Story of the Not-too- contributed to the enjoyment of tlic Fresh Egg,” Mr. Elphick excelled, and evening:—Messrs. Bott and atenhouse New Coutil Wale** Oistfibtiior« for an encore gave “Don’tclier Know?” (organ solo«), Mosiames Simpkin.s The Rev. R. G. White gave a couple and Bott and Mr. D. Jones (solos), 177-183 William Street, Sydtiey of hurorous sketches. - The crowning Rev. R. G. White (recitations). The L oca' D ealer of the queen during the interval was cmmpetit.ions were jumbled names R . V . E A R L a pretty spectacle. The successful (animals). Pastor Sheirsou and A candidate was Miss Vera Irvin, of Fighey; Romance, Mrs. A. Cocks, each Yoogall, and the maids of honor were receiving a trophy. At the conclu and Miss Gwen Sampson, Gwen Gambell sion of the programme the chairman bigger and Hilda Hillam. The queen entercc called upon Rev, Hain to cut the birth the hall after a fanfare of trumpets day cake, Avhich had been made by Read the result of this test, extending had been- sounded by Mr. Max Ed one of the ladies of the guild. Four from May to end pf December. Can wards. Mrs. Burnett carried the candles, Avhich repre.sent.ed the four anyone say Karswood Poultry Spice is Rag, V.R.C, Paddock A.J.C. Paddock crown and sceptre on a plush ciiahion, years since the opening of the Church, not worth a trial after experiences Uke Member Victorian Club, Melb. Tattersalls Club, Sydney this ? ■ while the maids of honor and arch were lit by the chairman and extin May, 1927, I decided to experiment bishop v.alked behind. After the guiahed by Rev. Haln during a brief "In witfi ‘ Karswood.’ These are the results crowning the large audience rose and 'tddress, .and then the cake was duly from ^ seven-months-old White Leghorn sang “God Save the Queen.” Oppor (uit and In duo course distributed pullets (not laying) : May, 19 days, 59 eggs ; June, 119; July, 117; August, 109 ; tunity was taken by the Rev. R. G unongst those present. The Chair September, STRAIGHT OUT AND DOUBLE 132; October, 126; Novem White to thank all who had contribut man informed the gathering that tlie ber, 81 ;December, 122. Am now using Also ail other events cn Covorn nent lljensed Raoaooureas, (,,4,29 e.l to the success of llie evening, es- ’adies ¡jad placed a bone ring Avithln it for all my birds." Wr'.te tor Charts. {lecially those of oilier rhurelies. Tfie the cake, and had Informed him that Sumoient Addreesnccompanlsts Avere Mrs. B. Shaw and 'le had to agree to perform the “mar karsw ood Miss Smith. •läge ceremony” free of eharge should the person securing the ring be un(Clients are requested to make all Telegrams on Race Days URGENT)* mnni nl, hut gave liim the privilege of Does not toice or iniure fowls PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ANNistipulating the time allowed. He aa-hs VtRSARY prepared to marry the liolder of the Oil Sunday la.st the fourlli anniver- ring free of charge, if married within .sary of the opening of the Presby >0 days. None in the audience secur terian Church Avas commemorated. “d the ring, it remaining in the piece reater inwBarge congrogatlous assembled at ‘hat remained uncut, but ■ will even both the morning and evening ser- 'ii.ally be distributed amongst several A'ices. In the morning the Rev. C. IT who Avere unable to be present. Dur% ^ -ß s Hain, of Darlington Point, Avas tin iig the cutting of the cake by the preacher, taking for his text, 1 Cor. 2 ladies, Mr. Gibson read a brief history W-' 28 and “But let u man examine .If the formation of the Griffith charge ^ M himself and so let him (“at of that The charge Avas found'Hl in December. bread and drlnketh of that cup. For 1.923, Avhen H, Adar; Mtier was Home he that fatlieth ajid Tirinketh un- .Missiorary, siationeil at Darlington Avorthiiy. eateth and driuketli judg Point He Avas folloAved by Mr. W ment to himself, not dlBcernlng th(> II f aiTick, who tor -a time Avorked Lord’s body.” During the course of Grifiitli from Gu'.üngton Point, coming a very interesting and instructive ad to ( rirtitli in.i conducting fortnightly .1.' M dress on ’I lie Lord’s Supper, the services. In 1925 Griffith was severer’ speaker pointed out that the main from the Poinu as the late Rev. Thos ecsentlalri in the Christian life Avoro, Morgan, who Avas then Home Mi.ssioi’ knoA'ledg*, repeut«iuce< Liitli, lave- and Sí^lle|•in.te.adAUlt^ saHl ülrilíltHhad gro-wn Obedience. At the close of the ad strong rmough to march alone. lUuinf. dress the Suicrament of the Lord’s 1925 a decision was made to build a Supper was paitaken of by a large por-' Cliiu'ch: this AVÍ.S duly done, and tion'ot the congrc'gation Prior to tlie under tfie guidance of Mr. Garrick flie (,'ommnnion a commnninn set, a gift cmrimittee proceeded to take Hie •H; from tlie Ladie.s’ Guild, was dedi<aated. necessary slep.s to bring this about r>i«Gr««f«r Uu During-*the r-evvice Mrs, Simpkins Tenders were duly called, Mr. 11. Hur V"'' sang very feelingly, “() j.ove tliat Wilt] ley being tin* buccessful tenderer, and Not Let Mo Go." In tlie evt'Diug the as fhe re.sull of these activities we minister in charge (Rev. ,-V. G. Gib- have-the present strtictun’. Mr. .lolui ESSEX bins) conducted the st'rvicc, taking NcIhou followed Mr. Garrick. During M h t(*rm a innloi' car A vas pni’chased for hi.-; suti.iect, “Fainting Not," the text PRICES rom the big, roomy, ments, distinctively designed being taken from Gal. d <): “.\ml lei to (liable the .Minisli-r to cope witl; seven-seater Hvnd.son and brilliantly beautiful. u.s not iie weary in well doing, for in the work of a growing parish. On " S u p e r -S ix ” £ , 2 ZO Tourer to the lleet, due seaAph Ave shaU reaji it we faint .'Vpvil i, 1927. Hie present minister The Greater Hudson and " C h a lle n g e r” i C 2 9 0 dashing Essex the Challenger Essex the Challenger arc just not.” Tlie speaker refeiTed to the look charge of the work, which has work of tile previous minist(>n; who noAv e^iiended beyond the coniines of tW'u-seatei •vviih tlickey seat, as swift and powerful as their had serv(“d tlie Gliurcli, of the“ I'aUhful tlie Írogation Area and now embraces Hud.son - Essex pt esenls a sweeping, speedy lines indi H U D S O N and tireless work of Ile\. (’unick, who a large tract, of country extending to wide variety uf cars at a cate. They aretruly finecars PRICES Avas mainly re.spousible for the build Avard.s Rankin’.s Springs and Goolgowi, satisfying range of prices. throughout—not jn just those ing of the Ciiurcli. During his stay a total area of 200(1 square miles. Here you can find a model features you can see, butqn 122 ’ Wheelbase £ 5 0 0 , he labored iincensingly and iilidt'r Services are being regularly conduc exactly suited to your in those hidden mechanical and much difiiculty and amidst much dis ted at GrifiVth, Venda, nilbiil, BalUuj 139 ' , , £ 6 3 0 couragement, The great truth that diy and Goolgowi, , Improvements dividual tasters and require- structural characteristics,too. , one soAv.s and anotlier reaps is borne Have been made in Hie church; a DALGETY & COMPANY LIMITED Local Dealer : H JACKA out in the Avo:j, of tlu' Church. 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Two golfers, strangers to each other, were drawn as partners in seaside foursomes tournament. One was clearly a novice at the game. He had a positive genius far sending the L td . mutual ball into the rough. P a te n t R o lle r At last his exasperated colleague approached him and whispered: You’ve paid your entry money, haven’t you?” "Certainly,” replied the other, indig G R IF F IT H nantly. FLOUR. BRAN Ond POLLARD "Very well,” said the first man, con ALWAYS ON HAND fidently, “I jusd wanted to tell you that WHEAT BUYERS. if you’ve i)aid you are quite entitled Telophonos 146, Griffith. to use the fairway.” , And at Temora

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Mrs. Subub, having loet the key tu LI the kitchen clock went w-ith her hus C O M M IS S IO N band to get, another. Mr. Siibub A G E N T . C ffA F F A N D P R O D U C E Nvaitod across the road while his wife M E R C H A N T . went into the jeweller’s. Presently l.OACHBUILOER. wheelwright and general BLACKSMITH she came out. P1UBBER TYREINQ, COACH AND CAR PAINTING D O N E — C H A R G E « "Got it?” asked Mr. Subub. MODERATE «10 RANGE OF NEW AND SECONDHAND HARNESS. CARTS, SulklM^ "No,” said his wife. ORRIE8 . CART • •»«! BULKY Wh»«»« and Vehicle» of Ail Desorlptions for "Why n«t?” Sale "Well, Mrs. Swagger was In there buying some pearls, so I couldn’t ask tor a key for the kitchen clock,” "What did you do, then?” "Oh, I just asked how' long it would take to clean a diamond tiara.” o------ o Firewood Merchants Wife: “Thwe's one thing about GRIFFITH my mother’ she’s outspoke»” Husband: "Net by anyone I know.”

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She: "Does champagne make you see double?” D elivered He: "No, but ft makes me feel single.” Prices M oderate. 0----—o Book Orders at L. W. Mackay, Tailor: “Yes, sjr, this is tlie very latest pattern, and should suit you ad Hmirably.” Client; “Yes? Well, it certainly looks very nice. How’ much—er—how much shall I have to owe you for suit from it?”

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Magistrate; "So you broke into the tobacconist’s shop just to get a six penny cigar? Then what were you doing at the safe?” Prisoner: "I was putting in the six pence.” . <

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Golf Pro. (giving new member a lesson); “Now', sir, before W ’e start, I’ll give you the most Important tip of all—keep your eye on the ball. Novice (heartily): "Thanks, I cer tainly will, r thought the people hero were a tunny looking lot.” An action was being heard in which a revue artiste sued his employers. One of the witnesses, a minor actor, explained that his Job in the revue was to stand in the wln,gs and be pre pared to divert the audience with acrobatics if any of the scenes should go wrong. ‘I see,” said the judge, with becom ing gravity; "if there was an ’itch, you ■were to come up to scratch.” .,,0 Man: “I say, you fellows, »y wife went off to see her mother, intending to stay six weeks, but I brought her home In a hurry. Do you know what I did? I sent her a paper every day with a paragraph cut out, and she was so full of curiosity to know what news 1 was keeping tvom her that she came home at tlit «tt(j qi' (our days.”

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Company Built 1,779,360 Care In UtLBOURNE MAN'S JOURNEY Twenty Yeart ♦■•▼ta g completed a Journey of 6000 extension from tiro« «• ««Tmt «ay* «ncc from Melbourne to Darwin and The Hudson Motor Car Company In the Interval pressrtkei far • « •cek In an Ice truck, Mr. M. S. P. recently celebrated the 20th annlver Ing up and deotnatiaa «« mi*i Uromi, proprietor of the Abbotsford sary of the shipping of the first Hud fruit. fee Work«, arrived In Melbourne on so.n car nn -Tuly S, 1909. Round about The ar«t spraylfts ^ M nmm E ,two decades of manufacturing, |the lead must be aommen«e« when <3le fWflay, August »0. lir. Brown was Impressed with the 11,779,860th car rolled off the assembly majority of the petal* have fall««» aai iNrrera drought In Central Australia, lino. I Of nearly 1,800,000 cars pro, he completed %y Oetoier If. cattle and stock were dying duced more than two-thirds have been The second «prayhif !• W tl* «**• euroughout a very, large area. Dead manufactured lu the past five years, menced by Novemiei li, tha tSitr« %y cattle were to be seen all along the l it took nlu? months to build the first ^ wad. At some stations water was,IHudson; 4,107 were built In the entire December hV a*« icing pumped from artesian bores for 'first year. This Is a little over two ary I. Bandages must k* mal«fai*«l Mfim cattle, which, however, were dying | days’ maximum production now. around the water. For a distance ofi‘ One year after Its organisation Hud N o v e m b e r 1 8 «a ’¡hOk* t , m » « t lit« miles in New South Wales.! son stood seventeenth In point of than July «1, *nd etaml*«* «* “PimilKlccnslaud and Northern Anstrali.^ volume; by 1916 it was sixth; the nightly intervals 0« t* Tekrony »• Chtrkad not seen any running water, next year, fifth, and is now the third and all harbortng lam* «f tP«** *•* tray*«. l i Korthern Australia the only Indus- largest producer in the industry. which was expanding was that of Twenty years ago Hudson began pncnct growing. Many new settlers operations in a leased plant ^ th WCHH. « Y U A H . ^ Cf^ taken up «elections near Kathei £1000 capital; lU present asset« total T h e s h e e p s t s t l o w s fr o m W t H s r lt lle te c Blver for peanut growing, and the £15,000,000, and In twenty years the Industry wac also flourishing on the company has paid £1,006,000 In eesh to Hay have k e e n sWppln« t k e lv wool Hcly Klvcr. dividends. The company’s four presi this week ky rsll, **« * «smslêsrklle Mr. and Mrs. Brown, with their five dents were: J. L. Hudson, who served quantity ha« gone. Koebs «tstlsm iWldren. were away about three only a short time; Roy D. Chapin, now not yet finished leheariag *31« '«111 Months. They spent seven weeks in chairman; R. B. Jackson, who died send the largest «usktlty « • Darwin, where Mr. Brown was bom, recently In Prance, and the present wool produeed wi stati*«* •Ikkg' he lived there until 16 years ago. executive, William J. McAnenny. All the line. The «uality *f wsel tt fslriy «They followed a route through Dourke four came from the ranks of the com good, but farther north In the Tvs.»hee< district the ellp Is broken **« **udy and Hay to Longreach (Q.). then west pany’s founders. Some of the long *pe» ttttclrtt *k tke tc Oamooweal, Newcastle Waters Hav line are loaded with «W«ê irérth W.A.). and Darwin, sleeping In the SHELLY CUP CKtCKEi COmF. of wool. One Carrsthesl iRatt«« isa can and carrying their own food. ~ ----200 gallons of Shell shipped S45 bales. *petrol from Melboui'ne in the first In- The first annual meeting of the Imperial Cricket Club was held on ctanee, which was sufilcleut for ih. BF« 0 1 L O O N T R A C f entire forward jouiuey. Mr. Brown Friday night, 6th Inst., and the follow ing officers were appointed for the ©onsiders that, givou dry weather foi’ Whet is elaUss« tm b* th* y«ri«'s a fortnight, any orcUnary motorist in coming season'.-^Patron, Mrs. L. A, blggctt avlsllo» luVrlettí*« Wallace; President, Mr. A. Bhellsell; , any standard^^^^dv traver^. the vice-presidents, Messrs. M. ¡Rose. P. action ha* Just ke«â Biwiplète« baeasily' locattM track.' blacks Hawthorn, P. Bradford end R. J- Slet- tircon tbe wsrld'e Wggest serial «eTtheir n a tlv e ^ llllje r « ^ » ^ secretfliX and treasurer, Mr. C. vice compaBy—IiQfthaiisa €te«liR'*y «t t^t thefe captain, Mr. E. J. Europe and th* VaoufiBi Oïl Oeisipsnyn Ineludiag O fah^; yice-eaptain, Mr. H. Wolf The «ontra.et provldee fb¥ « yesrïy emu«. gang. It was decided at the meeting deltvery of lî®® barrel«, «* W,668 Bhell spirit nU were,-. that a general meeting should he eon Ions, of Mobllollv thr*ii|bmït Viilhein throughout th-v trip. veiled of all clubs interested in Sun. SU T epsday morning cricket for the Shelly Lufthansa efw ete» eà an eáeeik<ií«e Cup for Friday, September IS, in the «cale. ïts plane« earty m ia«athîy J . F. WALSH. Imperial Cafe at 8 p.m. Bach club is average of 26,666 passengeMb 1Î 2 PLASTERER. requested to send two delegates to the tons of fisettkt, and 4P9 liSMUt «C llûifl PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL All Classes of Plaster and Cemeh' meeting, business being to decide Woods’ Qrest Reyperwilwt ®uv* fixtures, etc, and amalgamation of the Work Undertaken. For (Sknare«"« ttPÊuMmg tm illii clubs concerned. WARM 682, QHIFFITH

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TRESSPASSING NOTICE At MT. ELLIOTT ESTATE, YENDA GUIHEN BROS. YARDS TRESPASSES on Mt. Elliott Estate, G R IF FIT H Quarry and Forest Area No. 372, will be PRO.'?ECUTED. No shooting oj Satu rd ay, Sept. 14 hunting permitted; all dogs destroyed AT 2 P.M. , on sight. (Signed) P. I). TUOHY. GUIIIEN BROS, have received iustrucr August 16th, 1929. tlons from MR. G. WADE, of HAY. to WONDERFUL VALUE in Cut Glass Sell bj^ Public Auction, tho whole of Goblets, 27/- doz.; better value in tum hlB Dairy Herd, consisting of: bler«, 21/- doz. Geo. W. Speirs, Om 25 Selected Dairy Cows, in full profit, Jeweller. and springing; every cow is near its work. LABII98' Hand-bags, seasdh’s colors FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED and designs; every Bag beautifully dU fd; fF io * H '*»

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THE FIRM OR BETTER crisp aiid brittle like w« wish to have along the rows of earrots before cover tag over, and I ftad that the radishes WEAR theitH.

Liquid nitwit« of soidii at tb* liato come tip in about three or four days of one tablespoonful to every two or time and mark the position of the SALAD V E G E T A B L ES three gallons of water, applied each carrots perfectly. This enables me to Now, I darosay mafiy of-you who week on the roots, will assure quick, use my Rainbow Cnltivator (which, by read thta garden column will think I sturdy growth to lettuce and all other the way, I wouldn't be without for am sadly neglecting the vegetable vegetables. Worlds) between the rows to check aectlon of the garden, and I ¡must One thing I wish to jask you to the growth of weeds and promote the admit you certainly have good .cause guard against—that Is the practice of growth of the vegetables. By the time for a real live grievance. I have only planting too many lettuce at one time the carrots are well up my French one excuse to offer, and that is t(5 habit which ends in having so Breakfast radishes are ready to pull admit that my great love of beautiful many ready at once that you are glad —so I have the pleasure of producing flowers exceeds even my appreciation to give them to the neighbors to save two crops from the one piece of of good vegetables—partial though I them going to waste, then having none ground. may be to those appetising and neces at all for home use when that par Leeki. sary articles of diet! ticular batch has been eat«» or given It was, In veallty, the sight of some away. Leeks ai'e excellent, useful vege rows of particularly promising young "Feast or Famine" methods are no tables which may be sown now. For lettuce in a friend’s |garden which good where lettuce plants are con salads, or for flavoring soups, stews brought ml^ to a sense of ray responsi so follow my lead and sow a etc., they cannot be outclassed. Grow bility and prompted me to make cerned, short row, say three or four feet long, them quickly on extra rich soil and amends for my previous neglect of thinly, every week or eight days. apply ample water to keep them on kitchen gardeners by giving you a few When the young come up and Ithe move. If in shallow trenebea they hints on how to get the best use oi attain a height ofplants a couple inches, | are far easier to keep moist, and, as your vegetable plot this spring and thin out sufficient t«r''leave ofthem six! they grow, the soli |can be drawn summer. 1 thought it a bit rathei' Inches apart in the rows, and plant: around them to blanch the bottoms peculiar when I asked my friend the new rows with the seedlings removed. beautifully white. I And London Flag name of the lettuce he was growing, Shade t'heie lightly till they stand up or the large Musselburgh excellent to be told that it was called '‘Seed and begin to grow, and continue the leeks to grow less,” because we all know It would process right through summer. Nitrate of soda, in liquid form, is be impossible to keep propagating a also a great help in producing first It will be found )that there are strain of lettuce (or anything else of the kind) that did not go to seed at alvmyn A few lefctuee JUsf at matnrlty, «nallty leek«. some time. But It seems this lettuce ami ethew tn vnrteoe st-tiei ef com 10« GLADIOLI YO U N G ST ERS is ao called because It "seeds less img aleng te keep UP suppliee- The than any other lettuce hence tic advent of the new See^Uess lettuce FOR 2/6 POST F R E E aame. "seedle?^” I understand the will greatly simplify the task of the person responsible fet the supply of variety is so shy a seeder that It takes 5,000,000 OF T H E BE ST acres of plants to produce a few 'summer salads. pounds weight of seeds-which ex As in previous years this 100-yearR adishes and C a rrots plains why 1/* per packet Is charged old firm offers this yearly bargain to There’s another Indispensable ad readers. Fancy all the wonderful Instead of 6d. as is the case with other lettuce seeds. But T should say the junct to (he successful ealad—it’s the color you get ux the ioo mixed. Duly extra value is there, and more, be little, oval-shaped, crimson and white 2/6 the lot. Note.—Those are NOT cause with warm weather ahead, radish named "French Breakfast.” the large bulbs, but young bulbleis, most lettuce will produce seeds in Uev Just turn over a bit of fairly rich smaller than peas. Many of them will of the tender leaves we so much soil and rake it fin«. Then make bloom the first year, and it means you desire, during the waiin months, for shallow i;owB with back of the rake have 100 for the price of two large salads. Certainly ♦ 1»e vigorou.s drop in seeds of this lovely little ones. youngsters 1 saw leceutly gare radish, and cover lightly. Attend to watering, and, wnnild you believe it, P. U. C. 8 H E P H E R D & SON promise of something special. Farm and Garden Seed* Of course, then no one would expuci \ou’ll bo eating the mildest, crispest, Head Office 6 T’aiker PI. SYDNEY and best-flavored radishes you evei growing big. crisp, hearty lettuce plants on pour soil; so you will all thought of In less than three weeks! see to it that plenty of old manure, Talking about radishes calls to mind (ailor, .soldier, sailor, or suitable fertiliser, is dug Into the a little dodge 1 often practice when T'inker, Lawyer, doctor, engineer, beds before you sow the lettuce sowing carrot seeds. You know Policeiuim. law'yer, judge and jailer. carrots take a fair while to come up. seeds or set out the plants. .All at Intervals feel queer. Plenty of moisture at the roots, too, and often the vroeds make their ap Some get colds and coughs and must always be lorthcoroiug to keep pearance quickly, and you find it veiy sneeses, up the young plants on the forward hard to know" just where the rows oS All at the ’flu endure, move. Remember that if lettuce cari-ot seeds are; ao you dare not use But theytimes know the thing that eases, a Uçe or cultivator for fe»r of disturb plants ge' checked because of w’ant ot I’repioue Woods' Great Beppormiut Ing the carrots, Now, to avoid all water or for lack of uourishment, Cur«. that, I always drop seeds of radiuh they never taste nice, nor are they

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■ Tho Shiro Engineer, Mr. D. C. Pagan, reported as follows:—

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THE PUBLIC is hereby WARNED against FISHING, SHOOTING^ or in any way TRESPASSING on DUNCAR LEIGH, Darlington Point, JOHN B. SCOTT. N O T IC E

‘Studio especially appointed for Fam ily and W edding Groupa. (Bridal veil and bo u q u e t provided). I M A - p a SPEC IA L STUDY Oh -----— C H ^ D R E N ’S P O R TR A ITU R E

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PROSECUTED. Contract No. 22/28, Loamed Forma (Signed). C. H. NELSON. tion and Culverts, Dev. Road No. 1016. S T O P 1 L O O K I L IS T E N ! ■ View,” —This work has now been sntisfac My Si.belai Side-line, ENLARGEMENTS from an y old 'T'oJjljUj. torily completed, and a sixth and final 21st July, 1927. ' Photo. No Photo la too fad :d for me to m ake a good Job. D ic k F is h e r E N L A R G E M E N r s FROM 2 5 / . NO T R A V E L L E R S payment of £55 ,is recommended. •ADDLE AND HABNFSSi ■- J ;' .'M A T F U R P" 1-Ms P R ‘NT. D AND D E VELOPED “Contract No. 16/28, Main Road No MAKER •i \ i s i t s i;. i>’viu's Springv-i E ils f Suiidà> In E ac h Month 214 (T. Ledwldge, Contractor)A.u- Any person round Fisiilng, Slrooting', G R IF F IT H E. A. KRUTLI, Photo Artist, Manager. thority is askeeJ to make, flrial pay or otherwise Trespassing on BLOCKS ment on satisfactory final ^In.spectlon. 13 and 11, BENEREMBAII StJBDi-. Supply of Material and Érection of VISION'will be prosecuted. Straying B O O T S R E P A IR E D Culvert Over Mirrool Creek, Parish of Stack will be Imp9unded. •rrrgy.^ggBsaeggKiM wi'íHii'M ni'i'«liTta Balllie (H. Butler, Contractor).—This By Order P r o m p t ly work Is practically completed, and a JOHN McGUFFlE and CO., P'VV • ■ V * your Solea by coming to Dick— drst progress i>aymcnt of £70 is LTD. H e will sa v e t h e m for you. reepmmended. You must come—Quick! “Black Stump P.W.P., Ringing G R I F F I T H H IR E C A R ~~' ALL HAND W ORK Belah (Robertson. Contractor).^-, One N e x t t o G o w ’s , B a n n a A v e n u e G r i f f i t h (M achine Sewn If Requlretj; S E R V IC E hundred acres has been rung satisfac I do w ork for notable C lie n t. J. POLLARD torily at a cost of £17/10/-, which I FARM 865, G R I F F I T H recommend be paid. F O R A L L E L E C T R IC H E A T IN G A N D C O O K IN G DRIVES HIRE CARS BY DAY OR “Durnan’s Tank P.W.P.— The road B R IC K S ! B R IC K S ! A P P L IA N C E S NIGHT clearing through tank area for outlet IN ANY QUANTITY Careful DHvlng Good Ca(^ to McDermott and others has been Phone: 328 CALL IN AND IN S P E C T — .4alisfactorny completed by the lessee, T H E G R IF F IT H B R IC K C O . Tudd, in lieu of rent. The work done "Everhot” IVall-OuUH Electric Rangc-Mt Bakes, Boils, Roasts, Broils Wlahes to notify the Fuhlic of GrltUUi 'omptlses 63i cliains at 10/- a chain aiid Fries i Chas. E. Beilby and BUiTOUD^ing Dtslrlcts that they -£31/15/-. CCOK w h i l e y o u PLAY— YOU CAN DO IT W ITH T H E are now in a position to SUPPL'V “Ganger Molloy and men are Avork BRICKS IN LARGE OR SMALI "Ideal” Electric Cooker—cooks from a lamp socket combination Electric ng. on Main Road No. 2.51, clearing V ALUfcR fireless Cooker, jhenual food coiffiiiner, Waterless Cooker, and Ice rom railway, crossing near Tabbita QUANTITIES Cream Fi'eezer. Prices on Applic-atlon. owards Griffith. . BANNA AVENUE "S’uniiex” Radiator—tlif real Rudiatoi for home use,,.^Bitting ro^Ms, lounges “Conapalra Tank (Rankin’s Springs) T”iOS. BERRY. MANAGER etc. Designed to rellect radiant heat ra’ys in EVERY direction. -^Tliis P.W.P. iXal present not under GKiFFriH ' H . A . B a r r a c lo u g h L td . lease, and I suggest that it Avould be ■A-■ _-OR—' tdvlsable to have It so. FARM 884, G R IF F IT H ' . OPTICIA NS “Matters referred to me from iHvSt 385 GEORG E ST., SYDNEY neeting:-“ Small Length Road FermR- THt I d e a l UAFE, b u n d ! b e a c h .— NE X T VISIT ion near Dirring Siding.—I have Griffith; \ home away Horn hoitie. I,en Har irranged for this work to be done. AT MIRROOL HO USE “Binya-Yenda Road.—Formation au nett (late "Ideal Cafe,” GriHiUi) cun W EDNESDA Y, SE P T . 18 thorised by Council is now proceeding iffer you good Board and Residence, From 1.30 p.m. to 5 pan. it a contract rkte of 45/- a chain by I'omfortable rooms, and good lubl,', THURSDAY , SEPT 19 !>each lookout. Winter tariff from 357De Manniel, Conlractor. From 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Bus fi-om Cell •‘Bluff Road.—The washaway and veekly. Take rBondi ' The firm has visited this town regu £ 1 allowance on your Old Mattress. Bring it along. 1 wifi burn oadwork near the Bluff, authorised at ral Ralhvay Station. Bus 'stops at larly for years. it and allow you £ 1 on a n6w -ift. S in. Kapok M attress. Having last meeting, is being proceeded vyith loor. . A ddress: L. A. BARN ET T , signed a favorahic c o n tr a c t for Kapok M a ttre ss e s 1 am able to by Kelly, contractor, but is not yet DEAL CAFE, No. 1 HALL S T R E E T , make t h e above offer for Cash P u r c h a se s only. Don’t delay too tONDI BEACH completed. long, only a limited n u m b e r are available. T h is offer c a n n o t be “Application by W. O’Brien for .per repeated.'^ mission to cut poles on Binya-Yenda .B a n n a A ven u e, G r iffith Road. There is no objection to this, T. J, M. BURNSTEIM provided the tree-S are grubbed out V J a l l . dong the road, and tho wulter has L a d i e s a n d G e n t ’s T a i l o r been so informed. “Rankin’s Springs Town ImproA'C MISS V. B URN STEIN B eddii"’^ Si aci ’.list . G r if f ith ueuts.—Town draulage and other L in g e rie S p e c ia lis t work, up to the value of £50, is being OF W E S T WYALONG proceeded with. Hemstitching and Embioidery vvesiv AND BCCKOM “North Griffith F. and S. AssociaFrench Pleatihg, Button Making. "rr lion, asking that road portions 6 and Notifies tile residviits ur rlie district Fverythiiig Reiiulied In Women’s H, parish Tabbita, ho cleared. The that he ha.s PURGIIAHED the above Wear MannfacturPd on the Preinisea by road in question is a proclaimed business from Mr. G. C. Thomas, and Modern Machinery Public Road, and in tlie public interest , fctends an invitation to all to visit I cannot recommend the closure of the Shop and give a trial order. F r o c k s a S p e c ia lty same. W e are prepared to Make-up ’youi “J. Cashmere re road clearing in own Material or to only Cut, Tack FARM FOR SALE i, \v lieu of payment of rates. Any addi an d Fit it for you. tional clearing of the road in question Cheap, Situated in Griffith, i Mile from Post Office is not at. all an urgent matter and might well be deferred. PARTICULARS— FRANK HOM AN “Proposed Revocation of Portion of -\pply Area News Office. (No agents.) Meri'iwagga Well P.W.P.—The revoca P ia n o , P la y e r a n d O rg a n tion only apjilies to that area taken up forcement of payment of outstanding T u n e r a n d R e p a ire r. by a ne\yly designed road, and as i at es. such I reeomnu'iul approval be given. The overdraft at i»resenl .amounts -------^ Y A M B IL S T . , G R I F F I T H F U N E K A L D I R E C T O R E lw in S tr e e t, N a r r a n d e r a “Tender.s.for Foiination and Fonna-|to ,£31.98/9/11, wliicli is n large «om. ■--------- : o : ---------lion and Gravelling on Developmeut.-ahas it will be appi'oximately six HO RSE AND MOTOR H E A R S E Road No, .1067, Laugtree to Ilillstoir mouths until rates are again receivREPRESENTATIVE & TUNER f6i m o t o r f u n e r a l s CONDUCTED IN ANY PA RT OF T H E DISTRICT r.9.R., and No. .1026, Erigolia, towards able. Thé Council would be ivell adDISTANCE NO OBJECT Messra. Sutton’s, of Sydney and Mel Blnya.—With regard to Road No. 1067,^vised to carry out only urgent Avorks bourne. Visits Griffith every monui WRKATHS and D0M1;S at AiX~PRiCEsT* AGENT F’OR F LINDLKY I have no hesitation in recommending ¡mpil an appreciable iimount of outa n d is prepared to go In any part oi MONUMFNTAI, ma.RON for your approval the tender of E. G.j standing rates are collected. t h e district (distance no object) ¿cr--' MeGan}'MefTlAva'gga. ‘ -With, regardi.tOYivjiatn Roads Board Grants, - ■■ , ■ ». O rde rs left c/o 'Area News’ will ].< > Road'No: Î067. 1 aiirinclined to recom-[ M-ii^ itoads Board-having approm ptly attended to Established ij mend the acceptance of the tender of pi-oved of Council’s programmes' for D. McCaAvlpy, but he makes no won-|^^.oj,k3 to bo carrkMi out on Develoption of rolling, Avatering and maiutou,. Roads Nos. 1026 and- 1067. H B re ad Is the Slail of I.ife and thance gravel. It Avould have to be q'enders were accordingly called, "Btar" Bakery Bread is somelblnK clearly tniderstood before accepting which are due for consideration at V-- tS you can rely upon. his tender Avhether these items are in this mooting. ^ V -s cluded or Avould be an extra to his 1 attended the Valuation Court at tender price.” ~—u-=A—■"---•: 1 V— TgJHi'''"'«.,, Hillston. All objectioms were flrwilised T H E S T A R B A K E R Y ■ i* Aviih exception of three. C lerk’s Report BREAD Is Good MerriAvaggh Urban Area—Saturday, Finance. b ecause the beet Materlalu are oeeo The outstanding rates at -present 7th September, has been proclaimed akllfully^ and B a k e d . with techniea on day in respect of MerriAvagga SM.7I amount to £5567/6'2, as against '4<^<'G precision. £6884/17/10 on the ISth July. Five Urban Area, as, however, no valid' DELIVERED DAILY y s i m p l y TURhJIi\Q ON A T A P you have hundred final notices have been post nominations Avere received on noniina day. the Minister’s authority has r u n n i n g t v ( i ( a far lUnncsttc and sanitary pur' ed to ratopg-yers Avhose rates are in tion P o w e ll P ro p rie to r been obtained to bold .a further elec poses, for tiatcroX giiiJt-Hs und t>rcluitds, tvasli' arrears. One hundred and thirty reing vehicles and fire'fighting. plies ha\'e been received from default tion. Qet quotations for installing a complete running water ers stating that tliey are unable to Valuation Matters. C. M ORONEY service. The cost is small compared with the comfort pay, having no money, in consequence In view of the fact that the Connand convenience. of adverse seasons. cil’s rate book will have to be Avritten B ric k la y e r As instructed at last meeting, lists up again shortly, 1 Avould ask the (Late of tlie Build.’ng Construction of defaulting ratepayers have been Council to authoi'ise the purchase of T R E N E R R Y BRO S. Branch of Public Work§ prepared and posted to each council a complete new set of Parish maps, PLUMBERS AND IRONWORKERS ^ Department, Sydney) lor. The number of defaiiiting rate- —Council authorisevl purchase of maps YAMBIL ST., GRIFFITH. Phone 36 All C lasses of Brickw ork C onstructed payers at the time of the preparation up to £20. L a r g e or Small Jobs—Distance No of the list was 779, of these 117 have ---------- ----------------------------- — Object paid their rates. 1 should be glad of ' W oods’ G reat P e p p e r m in t Cure Betlmates and Advice Givec Free Council’s decision in regard to the en-^ For Influenza Oolds ^ Phone; Griffith 235

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Mr. Gerald W, Unverloy, senior fruit Instructor, wrltes;~The growers of pome fruits are reminded that the One of. If not the principal, cause Omng©(i as food for ehlldron, mar^ of the loss tn goods traffic to Griffith legulallons for the control of codlln keting facilities, fmlt barrows, the ex this year, as compared to last, may moth have been slightly amondod, and port of fruit from Austimlla, and the be the concession on truck loads to although the full regulations are production and export of apples were store-keepers, which means an average' almo.st the same in detail and must subjects for discussion at the Fruit loss of about ,£5 a truck to the De bo carried out witli thoroughness In Marketing Conference, which was held partment. Thus flour and kindred every respect both as regards spray recently. Mr C. O. Savage presided. lines come from Sydney at 18/6 a ton ing and bandfiginn', the- c!,;mse relating • Mr Weymark suggested that the co against £4/2/6 ordinary rates; sugar to the collection of waste fruit operation of the Education Depart which also- costs £4/2/5 comes at EVERY THREE DAY8 as was stipu ment Bhotild b e Bought, with the Ob 54/6; and galvanised iron travels from lated In the former regulation has ‘ ject of a campaign among school chil the city at 44/- per ton against 149/- been amended, and the paragraph re-’^ dren to create a greater demand for for less than In truck loads. The iferrlng thereto npw luakos it compul sory to,collect and de.stroy all waste fruit tradesmen have the advantage of be Mr. Watson pointed out that a simi ing allowed to fill the ti'uck with vari- fruit EVERY SEVEN, DAYS lar effort was tried last year. The out Items of commerce. Several lo !STEAD. difficulty was that the teachers* time cal firms receive n lfi-ton truck of . This Is a’"TiicjT0 TeaBcmable regulawae BO fully occupied. The campaign goods monthly, others a 12-tou truck jUon, aud It is hoped that all growers suggested was too difficult to carry which comes at the same rate. [of pome fruits will note the alteration out effectively. The total revenue of Griffith station, [and do their best to comply with the After further discussion the question month of August, 1929, was £4368 as regulations in every way and thus was deferred. against £4457 in 1928. There was a assist the departmental Inspectors in Tn a letter from the Director of Edu notable falling off in passenger jearrying md their duties, which are 1 cation It was stated that the acting revenue, £668 being obtained in 1929 in the interests of all Umye growers 'i principal medical officer had carried against £777 in 1928. As there were who aj'e thorough In thoir work and à out an Investigation at the end of more tickets sold this year, the fall o.re doing their best to cope with this last year In regard to the value of ing off has evidently been In lengthy serious pest. oranges as food for children. Eighty Journeys. Parcels have also shown a children were selected at a Public drop for August of £165 as against school who were below standard £217 in 1928. This Is ascribed to Veight, 20 of'whom showed signs of more fruit going through agents' anaemia. Two oranges a day were hands. The outward tonnage shows Mol^r B hs Service given to the SO, who were weighed an increase, 1259 tons last month ae and meausered weekly, and medically against 1178 tons last August. G R IF F IT H TO YENDA examined before and after the experi ment, which continued for five weeks. growers, therefore, had been advised W E E K DAYS, MONDAY TO FRIDAY The medical report showed that no to discontinue its use. Leaves Griffith A rrive s if gain In weight attributable to the cit In recent trials it had been found 9 a.m. 9.30 a.m. if that sodium bicarbonate solutions rus feeding was noted. In 19 out of 4.30 p.m. 4 p.m. 20 with signs of anaemia definite im were more effective than borax. There YENDA TO G R IF FIT H il provement could he seen. In three Jwas no ob.1ection to the use of this Leaves Yenda A rrive s of these cases the anaemia was mar-| substance- Experiments with sodium 9.45 a.m. 10.15 s î'4 ked, and the improvement noted ac bicarbonate had also been carried out X^ b p.m. 5.45 cordingly greater. with promising results in America. TÍ SA TURDAYS Methods of spraying fruit trees were In a discussion on the produclior A rrive s criticised during a discussion on the and export of apples, Mr. Hiuton sug Leaves Griffith \l 9 a.m. 9.45 a.m. export of fruit from Australia. gested that every effort should be 12.45 p.m. 1.15 p.m. The chairman remarked that the made to induce growers to make avail 4 p.m. 4.30 p.m. t main trouble was that the trees, In able for export a certain percentage Í; €.30 7 stead of the fruit buds, were sprayed. of their apple crops. L eaves Yenda A rriv e s * h A letter from the Department of The chairman pointed out Hint thi; 9.45 a.m. 10.15 a.m. ii Agriculture, South Africa, stated that, question was considered at a combin / 1.30 p.m. 2 p.m. with regard to the borax treatment of ed conference held in Melbourne last :ï 5 p.m. 5.45 p.m. # ^ Ê jt fruit sent to England, the health au year. It was found then—and thc7.15 p.m. 7.45 p.m. thorities there had given them de posltion, he believed, remained un finitely to understand that there altered—that growers were not suffi a U S LEAVES G R IF FIT H FOR »> would be no relaxation from the regu clently organised to arrange for the YENDA A F T E R T H E P IC T U R E S ON SA TU RD A Y NIGHTS lations In respect to the sale ofTrult export of a quota of each year’s apple • ^ A Davies, P roprietor. treated with borax. South African crop. LTiliiagjCaXi1: ON T RUCK LOAD CON SIGNMENTS

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•:o:The match played on Ortmth 0*iir,«t to notify tho Prultgrowort «t Tb* Btibop of Rtvorimi (Dr. Htilee) visited Griffith on Sunday last nnd, th# Aro* that ho hat eommonood One shilling per week deposited regularly in the Commonwealth Savings Rugby Oval on Sunday last, between in addition to conducting separate Bank will, In 23i years, reach a total of £100—provided that the deposits Griffith and Leeton, was witnessed by FRUIT PApKINO AND CASEservices at Bt. Alban’s Church of are regular and the interest Is allowed to remain In the Savings Account. moderate attendance. Umpire Webb MAKINQ had control of tho game, and a« nsual in tho Shed recently eccupM by Mr. England, administered Confirmation « handled the players In a very oapabls P. F. Roaeiter, JONOARYAN AVE. to almost 40 candidates. "The various Here, however, Is the real point. Of the £100 mentioned In this ex services were well attended, especial, ample, you deposit only a little over £61. The Commonwealth Savings manner. There was no dispute dur A Trial Solicited ALL BUSINESS WILL RECEIVE ly In the evening, when the church Bank provides the balance In compound interest—OVER ONE THIRD OF ing the progress of the match. Lee hall proved far too small to accommo THE TOTAL. ton could have put a stronger side in HIS PERSONAL ATTENTION

date the hugs congregation that sought admittance. A full report of ^ Idle money earn« no profit. Set your shilling to earning as well as the celebriitlons will appear In our accumulating i« One hundred Dounda la a aura of next Issue. money not to be (Jeaplabd. It takes a lot of earning In these daya, but Mr. M. E. Henry, of Banna Avenue, la one d f c m iiio iiw c a lt b S a v i n o s J B a n k o f f li is t r a l ia L e e t e n A g a tf i Of the lucky mortals to whom a £100 (Guaranteed by the Commonwealth Government) has come Just through luck. Mr. Henry drew a priao of that value In HOLD LYCEUM CUP the last Golden Caaket Art Union.

the field, but couoidored five flmt graders and thirteen picked reserves would prove Strong enough to down Griffith; however the Griffith team has been strengthened by the Inclu sion of the Brown Bros. (4), of Bab landry, and formerly of Numurksh (Vic.) These players proved a tower of strength. As high marking and long kicking specialists they excelled and went a long way towards helping Griffith to vanquish the Leetonltes. YOUNG PLAYBRt BHIN6 M. Howe, a recent Griffith 'find* did AS IN GRIFFITH After a sUnlng struggle at Leeton remarkably well on the forward line Sunday the Griffith Rugby foot and when It Is taken into consldera’ Llsmore.—A settler writing to a nor last ballers failed to regain possession of tion that this was only his second thern ahlre council about the terrible the coveted Lyceum Cup. Leeton game of the season, hia performance condition of the local road, stated: won a hard-fought match by 8 to §. was remarkable. The brilliant young "Damltall, e^rely I’m entitled to have The feature of the game was the boy from TabWtta, Wal. Cameron, did a little money «pent on it*," to which Inclusion tbs Griffith team of a nothing wrong on the forward line, the Shire President replied, "Damltall, number ofInyoung players who justified landing five 'sixers' during the after their places in the team and gave an noon. This lad should bo In his prime exhibition which boded well for next next season. If he had been given Slight Improvement season. Basil, Brown, Nug. Connell, the ball more often In the first semi Geo, Anstey, Val. Butterworth and final at Bliij^-a recently It would have Fred Hudson wers taken Into the Grif meant certain victory for Griffith. Art. DISTRICT HOSPITAL FUNDS S B B fS p e ^ C « ^ fith team, which consisted of, Connell, Campbell played his usual consistent game, and the manner In which he FURTHER ECONOMIES PROPOSED full-back; FJtigerald, O’Connor, But terworth and Anstey, three-quarters: -secureiL possession of the ball from «edvfheétó the ground when opposed by a number In future all supplies of foodstuffs James, flve-eigth; Chlttlck, half, and of players left them ‘wondering.’ Polto tho Griffith District Hospital will Small, Proud, Armstrong, Burke, Mur Hudson, forwards. Grif kiughorne (Griffith’s skipper) kept be by tender. In the past all the ray and Chases the misfortune to things moving In the centre of ths tradesmen had a tur n in supplying tho fith bad field. Touncer’ Wade, who has been hospital, but at the committee meeting lose tw'Oof the team. Burke playing the ‘Aussie’ code for 29 years, on Tuesday night Mr. Geo. Louez, the was sent off the field early in the in the ruck is still unbeatable, not honorary treasurer, «tressed the need game by Referee Fisher, and later In for rigid economy and suggested that the game Small was sent off by a line Never before have ALL these high-priced features been incorporated in a withstanding the fact that he has stood down this season, and must tenders be called. This proposal was umpire for a breach allegedly commit Truck telling within £100 of the Whippet Six. lack ‘condition.’ Practically the supported unanimously, and tenders ted by another player. The Griffith for the supplies necessary for the last team was veiakened sadly by these A high compression six-cylinder Engine, Heavy seven-bearing Crankshaft whole of the Griffith team gave a good account of themselves. three months of this year will be call dismissals. ed immediately, and will be dealt with It was quite a treat to see the new dril'ed for fuil forced-feed lubrication, not found In any other Truck Chas Leeton’s captain (Swasbrick) made a supreme effort In the fourth quar by a sub-committee consisting of Mes recruits to the team going low for sis In Us price class. their man and gaining possession of ter, urging his team to make up the srs. Bennett, Morel and Richards. The expenses for the month of the ball. At certain periods of the Six-spoke steel artillery Wheels afford maximum strength. Four speed leeway, but it was of no avail and. August were £272, including moneys game Griffith had only three men In Gear Bex provides an extra gear forquicker getaway and speedier hill the final bell found Griffith victor« by paid in settlement of certain accounts the scrums, and yet managed to gain climb{/*g. Chassis weight from 150 to 300 lbs, more than any competitor. 11 goals 9 behlnds (75 points) to Lee ton’s 5 goals 14 behind« (44 points). long outstanding. The daily average possession of the ball. James played of patients was low, only 17, but the a remarkable game, producing his Advanced Body Designs provide greater proteevion, comfort and conven The scores were as follows; — 1st 2nd 3nd 4th Ttl receipts from patients amounted to best game of the season, taking the ience. See this Truck at the local dealer«. Griffith ......... 5.6 0.1 5.1 1.1 11,9 i£r.6, the highest amount proportion hall from the tCTw^arda’ toes. Though Leeton ......... 2.2 2.5 0.2 1,5 5,14 ately ever received from this source. Griffith lost, the match proved that w'e LO CA L DEALERS ; The secretary said that as far as must look to our young players to es he could see the hospital must run at tablish a BolidI vigorous, permanent CHOY BROS., Y A M B Il. STREET GRIFFITH a loss until the industrial levy was Griffith Rugby team. The young play ^ 5 8 ,4 5 1 S e e M atch Introduced, and this would be proceed ers who on Sunday wore elevated to ed with as soon as the Pageant was the cup team proved their worth in CARLTON'S VICTORY IN FIRST out of the way. Members of the com no uncertain manner. Connell, who broke, a wrist early in the match but SEMI-FINAL mirtee concurred lu this view. In answer to Dr. Bodycomb tho socre continued on to the eud, gave a won ' “ " ^ H I P P E T 6 The first Australian Rules League tary said that there was only £2800 derful exhibition of tackling despite football semi-final on Saturday last, at 3 0 C W T .T R U C I Ì standing to the credit of -the institu the pain which he suffered from his In Melbourne, attracted 58,451 people, tion, and against this there was a jury, and It was estimated that he who paid £3036/9/6. small debit balance on the current saved at, least four tries by his vigor ous defence. He and Anstey both Carlton won an exciting match by account. gave excellent displays of deadly eight points, the scores being 12-9 to Dr. Bodycomb: And a few mouths tackling. In 0. Keen, Norman Lilt, 11-7. The features were St. Hilda’s ago we had £3600! Bill M uir, W . Evans and Keith Har brilliant display In the third term, and Mr. Ixmez: A lot of back debts vey Griffith has another contingent of Carlton’s determined finish. have been paid since then. Philllph, the St. Hilda defeudei', was Mr. Oxenliam: It shows the need leserves, all of whom are worth a the roost outstanding player, his high for the industrial levy; nobody could Irial toiiowing on last Sunday’s sue marking being exceptionally good. be. more anxious than I am l<> have cessful experiment. Why and Ritchie played a great Clover, the Carlton half-forward, got that in working order. game tor Leeton, but the team on the five goals. whole did not play up to its usual Next Saturday'"' the second semi standard. Indeed, the football was not final will be played by Collingv,'ood Court House Opening of a high order. The game was decldand Richmuufl. ----- ----------dly rough at times, both sides offend iug. Referee Fisher w.as a fair and NOT ON PAGEANT DAY Capable controller of the game. M ore S c h o o l A d d ition s It has been decided after consulta -......-,;oî" C H U R C H N O T I C E S tion between tlie (;ourt officinls and YOOGALI W ANTS RECOGNISED the Griffltli Progress Association not CHURCH OF ENGLAND to hold the official opening of the Mr. M. M. Flannery, M.L.A,, is in Court Houfto on Pageant day as bad austhalasujÆ lms receipt ot the following eotumuulcabeen arranged tentatively. It was con Soptemb<T 15 (16th Sunday after tion from the Director of Education: sidered that too many iiuiK)rtant Trinity).—Griffith: S am.. Holy Com ‘•Referring to your personal repreevents were being held on that .day to muulou and Dedication of Now Font: semHtiuU.s legarding the iieed tor fur permit, of tho official opening of Grif 2.30, The Catechism; 3.45. Holy Bai> ther aceommodation at the Yoogalt fith’s hall of justice being given pro tisms; 7.30, Evensong and Sermon. IK Public School. ! desire to inform you per prominence, and also that It Yenda: 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 that plana and draft specifications for would advl nothing to the entertain r.iu.. Holy Communion and Dedication necessary additions to this school, ment ai>peal of the Pageant festivities. of New Credence Table.—Rev. Walter will lie cojupleted within the course of Accordingly negotiations are being G. Bennett. the next few days, after which it is made with a view to having the open ^ tOui M ETHOD IST CHURCH necessary for them to be forwarded ing ceremony performed on either the EDITH ROBERTS to the local District Works Officer for Saturday preceding Pageant day, Octo 15.—Hunwood, 11 evision in order to he .sure that the ber 6, or on the day following the big Sundu}, EDMtIMD BURNS. eiiuiremeuts of the^ school are proper carnival, Tuesday, October S. Such H.m.; Yemla, 2 p.m., Sunday School; WAITER LONG an arrangement would allow the dis 3, Service; Griffith, 3 p.ni., Sunday ly met. JESSICA................. “The Department Architect is being tinguished visitors, who will come to School and Bible Clas.s, 7.30, Service the district for the Court House cele (Home Mlssiqn Sitnday).—Rev. R. G. ...........HARCOliRT. asked to arrange for the revision of the draft specifications to be treated brations, to extend their visit by one mite. £%f scr**m Otr^loH day and participate in the Pageant BtAIRJCECklHSHA^f/'S noM as a very urgent matter, in order that P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH celebrations, and also permit of the *COKH OF THE COB.AJL 8EA.T* full plans might be completed at the original programme in.connection with earliest possible date. “Your correspondent In the matter the Court H'ou c opening to he carried Sunday. September 15.—Yenda, 11 a.ni.; Baliandry, 3 p.m,; Griffith, 7.30 is Mrs. R. Weare, hon. secretary, Par through in lull. p.m, (Subject: Ohrist’s Question to ents and Citizens' Association and HOaUkH DAWN*4 UNION 10 Rich Ruler.)—A. G. Olbblns. Sun W oods’ Great Pe p p e rm in t Our« Progress Association, The Nursery, iV day 0ohool At 8 p<m. Kui C hild)' ‘i)ÿ Hiickitii CougK YoogaU." GRIFFITH MAN'S WIN

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sidont, was in the role of judge, and the secretai'y. Mr. Thorne, was the recording ofQcer. When Mr. Oxenham called on the sec.-’etary to read the minutes of the previous meeting, members of the committee prepared for a fcAV minutes’ recital of the busi ness of the previous meeting, and pos There was once a judge of the Dls sessed their souls in patience. But trict Court of N.S.W. who had a habit they were in for more than they had rather painful for prisoners app earing reckoned upon. During the previous before him of expatiating on the heiii- month there had been the one regular ottsness of the offences of the mert raoeting of the committee, two special coming before him for Bentence, and meetings, and three meetings of the upon his own leniency in the matter special pageant, committee, and the minutes, all in all, took upwards of of sentences. Addressing one prisoner his worthy half aii irour to read, and covered Honor told the shivering wretch tii4t twenty pafeos<in the minute book. The law provided a maximum penalty “These are hours, not minutes, for the crime with which he was char commended a committeeman. ged of twenty years’ penal servitude The culprit turned pale with fright.. It was surely the busiest month in The learned iudge went on, however, the history of the institution, and Mr. to remark that in view of cerlain md Oxrnhara commented that In unden Igating circumstances ho felt disposed tab'ng the organisation of the Pagn to take a more lenient view of tiic ■ml, Mr. Thorne had let himself In case. He reviewed the possihlo.sen for an enormous amount of work. It tences that he might impose, comlui spnke volumes for his energy ami down by degrees from the maximum enthusiasm that he had taken on such of twenty years to two years, whici; a venture involving him in unending latter was the term of imprisonment w'ork. ' to which he actually sentenced the The meeting was held, as usual, in the committee room at Jondaryan guilty maa. Club. Mr. Oxenliam presided and the The prisoner, whoso feelings hat been harrowed by this survey of hii other committeemen present were:— dismal prospects, exclaimed, when Messrs. Rev. W. G. Bennett, G.. A. sentence had at last been passed. 11.. Richards, H. Morel, R. A. G, Den TBlimey, Judge, you talk about year,- nis, R. J. Thomson, W. Carney, S. as though they were blanky minutes. Green, Geo. Louez, and P. Skeet, The members of the Hospital Com whilst an apology for unavoidable nonmlttee wmre the culprits on Tuesday attendance was presented on behalf night; Mr. C. W. Oxonham, the pre of Mr P. R. P. Palmer.

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The Hay team visited GrilUth dur lag the week-end and were enter ialued at a social gaiUerlng at Mirrool lIouQo on Saturday night. Ou Sunday morning ladlC!? and gent’s foresonies .vero played, wnth^the gent’s losiu Oar tarvice it perfect:~appottttmenti clean and dainty and y t are prompt iu atteudmg you. Di op in susi to test luk one match to Hay and ladles llnishlug ail square.' The afternoon was set apart for match play over 18 holes, icsults: — Raima Avenue, Qriffith Gent'a. Jatm i'on 2 and 1 v. Thomas 0 Davidson square v. Thomas square Haxby 6 and 5 v. Hawken 0 Maher 4 and 3 v. Lincoue 0 Dnttice 3 and 2 v, Farmer 0 Guihen 5 'and 4 v. Pagan 0 Grac(3 4 and 3 v. Palmer 0 Dennis 4 and 2 v. Northcott 0 ' FRUIT PA C K ER S " Kelly 5 and 4 v. Klllip 0 CASE MAKERS, & c. C. A. Brown 5 and 4 ,v. Yelland 0 Linn 5 and 3 v. Jarman 0 Richards 5 and 3 v. Fr. Carroll 0 Eberf 4 and 3 v, Meaks 0 Gustafso.n .4 and 3 v. Bourke 0 Fruitgrowers have your Fruit packed by us and secure substantial Griffith 13, Hay 0 Ladles, savings in freight on each consignment. Account Sales direct to growei Mrs. Moulder 6—5 v. Mrs, 'riiomas 0 We arc also cash buyers of Fruit in season. Miss Ebei t^Ji—1 y._ Nl^rs.^ |’rpp|o,r 0, TRY US FOR F R Ü Í t CASES, NAILS, ETC. Miss Davidson 6—5-v, Mra. Hawken P H O N E ; 23 Box : 319 ^í^3s Brown 7 -6 v, Mrs. .Lincoue 0 Mrs. Keane 0 v. Miss Moylnn 4—3 Mrs. Johnson 2 up v. Mrs. Palmer 0 Miss Dickie. 4 3 v. Miss Smith 0 Mrs. Young 1 up v. Miss tt illiaiiis 0 Mr.s, Guillen 3-—2 v. Mrs. Johnson 0 Griffith 8, Hay 1. Mr. D. C. Pagan, on behalf of the visitors, expressed his thanks for llu Mrs Cummings excellent manner in which his team had been entertained during the stay at Gi’iflith. Mr.' Dennis acknowledged W IS H E S TO NOTIFY T H E PU BLIC T H A T S H E HAS NOW the expressiqus of goodwill on behalf SE C U R E D AN UP-TO-DATE D RESSM AK ER, LATE OF STATION of the local club and stated that he HOUSE, RAWSON PLACE, SYDNEY. looked forward to the return match at Hay in tho near future. ST Y L E AND F I T G U ARAN TEED

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a. A. H. RICHARDS' AUCTION HICKS, day old, Black Orpingtons ROOMS, BANNA LANE, SEYMOUR and ROXBURGH. Auction ind White Leghorns, £5 per 100, now GRIFFITH ecrs, Griffith, have been favored with V A L U A T O R S vvallable. J. H. Trenerry, Hanwood. Phone 240. On instructions from MR. A. T. [SIMS, BANNA AVENUE,----- — ---------------------- GRIFFITH Farm 79, Stock for Sale on Approved Bills of 3 or Months; Stock and Saturday, Sept. 14 OR SALE, PRIME CHAFF, £7/15/U»U on Application. All Classes of Farms Available BEELBANGERA )er ton, at Fitzgerald's Shed, 2 Mile« 1929, at 3 p.m. Dry Area. AGENTS FOR South British Insurance Co., Ltd.; Situated Close to Jones’s Store, QUIHEN BROS, and O. A. H. rom town; deliveries anywhere. Mutual insurance Co., Ltd. (All Classes.) All Business transacted undei PHONE: G. 296. RICHARDS, Auctioneers, in conjunc to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at 2 tion, direct supervision of the Principals. have received Instructions fron p.m. sharp, on PHONES (2 lines)! 14 and 330. (Connected w/lth M. Quihon and the TOortgagees to Sell by Publit OR SALE, Single and Double Furphy ^ C. L. Neville) Auction, the following Property on the Wkter arts and 2-ton Lorries. Bar gains. C.. P. Leckie, Griffith. Wednesday, Sept. 18 day and date abovementloned:-»Area — 2014 Acres; Title — C-P OR SALE. 75 feet 7-8 In. Wire Cable, AT 2 P.M. SHARP 65/26, portion 1 and 2, Parish Tab vlth hook and loop; 80 ft. 7-8 in. do,; blta, County Sturt; Situation—Twelve !*00ft. 5 In. ditto; also, big quantity TWO-ROOM DWELLING miles from Tabblta, and about 31 Drag Chains, C. P. Leckie, cr. YamA u c tio n e e r S y V a lu a to r s , R e g is t e r e d L an d A g e n ts , Furniture, Machinery, Blacksmiths'1mUes from Griffith on the Murrum )il and Kooyoo Street. S to c k an d P ro p e rty S a le s m e n [Shop, Tools, two Motor Trucks, Ibidgee irrigation Area; Fencing Horses, Sheep, Cows, Poultry and!Boundary netted Fence (new) about TOR SALE, 80 Sets Leading Chains. APPLICATIONS FOR CROWN LANDS ATTENDED TO Numerous Sundries, Etc., Etc. [seven miles, portion of subdlvisioE '»0 pairs Draught Hames, 80 Pairs AGENTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., HART-PARR Quantity Galvanised Iron fences posts only; Clearing—About RAWLINGS' MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY 300 acres of mallee country and 76 Draught Winkers, 25 Draught Collars. P. Leckie. Griffith. FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK acres of timbered country; ImproveBO X 382 GRIFFITH, N.S.W. THONE: 286 Bore, tank, trough and wind fENUlNE Leather Shopping Bags, in Seym our & R oxburgh {menta— mill, but with 1000-gaiion tank and \6r-oittd colors. Mac. lined; price, PHONE: 192 [stove; Amount due to Crown—12/t !l/6. Geo. W. Spelrs, Our .leweller. A u c tio n e e r s , G r if fith Iper acre. THE whole of this land Is suitable GENUINE Sheffield Stainless Tabi« ifor Agriculture. The Auctioneers have ind Dessert Knives, holdfast handles; inspected this Property, and can 11/- dozen. G. W. Spelrs, Our Jewel A u c tio n e e r s , S t o c k an d S t a t io n A g e n ts [recommend prospective buyers not to ler. G R IF F IT H miss the opportunity. BPBCIALISTS In all land matters connected with the UOUSE to Let. Apply Seymour and For Further Particulars, Apply nation Area and surrounding districts. Comprehensive lists of Irrlgabl Either Auctioneer Saturday, Sept. 28 Trips of Inspection can be Arranged Roxburgh. Farms, Orchards and Businesses for Sale supplied on application. AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE LYCEUM Theatre, Griffith, Friday, At p.m. TERMS AT SALE SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH iOth September.—Humphrey Blahop GUIHEN BROS. PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESME N, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192) Oo.—Five Star Comedians, including And On Farm No. 222 George “Scratcher” Ross. G. A. H. RICHARDS 3 Miles t-l^dm Griffith (Auctioneers In Conjunction) LOST, brown and white hitch Sheep Dog. blind In one eye. Ring Griffith SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH. Auc 107. Handsome reward. G.U^(>O.F. tioneers, Griffith, have been Instructed by the Mortgagees to Sell by Publh (Mlrrool United B ranch No. 9403) LOST, on Satmday, betw'cen Farm 615 Auction Alternate Tuesday at Beelbangera and Griffith, 1 Spare Tyre IRRIGATION FARM LEASE No. 222 Meetst.Every (29 X 4) and Rim. Reward on return Alban's Hall, Griffith OF 25 ACRES 2 ROODS 30 Sick, Funeral and Hospital Benefits 0 W. Parkins, Foi*m 853, Griffith. PERCHES Unsurpassed by Any Other Poi’tion 270, Parish of Jondaryan .MASSIVE 5 ft; Oak Sideboard, haudFriendly Benefit Society in County of Cooper, Land District ol 'arved panels, redwood linings, large the Commonwealth C A SE M AKER Yanco. nilTor, £7/17/6. 6 ft. Oak Ext. Table. Local Secretary: Annual Rent, £ 28/52 Water Ratt £5. Both articles have been traded C. R. PARit G riffith P acking Shed (R egd.) £6/5/-; C/o Griffith Producers' Co-op. Society n as part payment on new furniture, With all Permanent Improvements md are absolute bargains. MACKAY Limited, Griffith B anna A ven u e W est thereon, consisting of CO., GRIFFITH and SYDNEY. FIBRO Cottage, Weatherboard Shed (Agent, London Assurance, Fire and Accident) MERRIBEE SHEARERS VACANCIES for Boarders. Mrs. Hore (20 X30), Stable, and Machine Shed PHONE: 50 Tinya Street. Mill Tank, and Water Service fully •0$ FIRST ANNUAL equipped. SALESMAN WANTED by Sydney firm The Land la all cleared, ditched, 1of manufacturers for selling and dis DANCE drained, well fenced and in good order. tributing In district latest Motor (In Aid of Griffith Hospital) Plantings.—12 acres Prunes (bear ISpeciality line. This is real money ing), 2 acres planted 1927, 3 acres for a live wire. Write for interview Citrus, 13 acres Table Grapes (full B inya H all Ito "Results,” C/p. Area News. bearing). ■ ,, . . I .— FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1929 The Auctioneer has inspected this Farm and invites inspection any time Good Floor. Music and Supper [FOR SALE, Lucerne Hay, £4/10/SU N D A Y NEXT. SEPT. IS , AT 3 P.M. previous to sale by prospective buyers. WHITE BUS RUNNING FRQiM [ton. Research Station, Griffith. TERMS AT SALE GRIFFITH YOU'i'lI desires Uufurnishetl Detach For Further Particulars, or Inspection, R. R. Nixon, Hon. Sec. d Room, at a nominal rental, near apply town. Reply to RMC2b, Area News who have testeid your eyes Office. S ey m o u r & R oxburgh The menfor AT GRIFFITH FOR TULK CUP th.e last years AUCTIONEERS, GRIFFITH WONDERFUL VALUE in Cut Glass Jack Osmond, Hon, Sec. Telephone: 192 Box 190 C Fells & Whitehead oblets. 27/- doz.; better value in tum GRIFFITH M.I.O. M.1,0, blers, 21/- doz.- Geo. W. Spelrs, Our IN MEMORIAM Late of H. A. Barraclough, Ltd., will | Jeweller, LYCEUM THEATRE regularly visit this town and may bt F ilm — SANGSTER. —in loving memory of VACANCY for Lady Boarder, private consulted at our dear son and brother, Edwin Friday, Sept. 2 0 home, near school: terms moderate, E nem y MIRROOL HOUSE James, who passed aw'ay 13th Sep Returh visit of the Rolls Royce of \pply Area News Office. On of T eeth tember, 1928. Musical Shows in an entirely new Wednesday, September 18th, from A precious one from us Is gone, production . . . . WANTED, by civil servaiR, Board'’ 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m, T o w hic h THE NEW FAMOUS ENGLISH The voice we loved is still; with private family; sleep out. Terms And modern den A place is vacant In our home Thursday, September 9th, from to ‘X’ C/. Area News Office. tal science Which never can be 111!ad. H um phrey Bishop 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. ' ^ * attributes serious tooth and In our hearts his memory lingers, WANTED, 10-Disc Sundercut, in good FEL AND WHITEHEAD MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY And we know it’s vain to weep; gum disorders BETTER, BIGGER THAN EVER! OPTICIANS, 117 PITT ST., SYDNEY order. Apply Glühen Bros. of lov^ can nevo. wake him Cast Including Wldeipread dental discoveries in the care o ’'/-.-ars FRESH Tenders closing at Griffith at BTora his peaceful, happy sleep. teeth and gums have recently been made. noon Friday, 13th September, 1929, —(Inserted by his father, mother 5 Star Com edians T ooth and gum troubles were found to Barellan are invited for CROPPING LEASE of come largely from a film coat that forms on and sisters.) Including teeth, absorbs (rod discolourations and GEORGE "SCRATCHER" ROSS Monthly Stock Market uvallablf*^ area (28 acreH) Farm 582, BEELBANGERA, up to 30/4/1934. breeds bacteria. THE The Inimitable Annual water supply of 28 acre feet at R un your ' tongue across ymit 1 -and ARTHUR HEM,SLey ^ you'll feel a slippery coating. That is film. T h um day, Sept. 1 9 7/6 per acre foot to attach. Lease sub-* The Lancashire Lad Old-type dentifrices won’t sue-c.ssfultY to usual conditions. Tenders to (In Aid of the Griffith Hospital) [And First Appearance of the Famous 2000 Sheep and 10 Head Fat Store ject amibat it. Thaf’^ \.hy your teeth now re be accompanied by amount equal to main “ofi-eolour" regardless of what you English Comedian Cattle quarter’s rent and water, together with do. At the Home of V. A. Edwards NICK MORTON Also £5 surety noxious weeds destruction.* Now, in a new-type dentifrice called Farm 615, Beelbangera Road, Full Company and Jazz Orchestra Six Double Lorries, 2 Single Lorries Absence of deposit will disqualify. No Pepsodent, tho.sc conditions liave been met Near Griffith Coming —you can clear that film off, Teeth whiten 3 Sprlhg Vans tender necessarily accepted. PARBox Plan Now Open a( T. R Lee’s aniaziftplv. One’s whole appearance thus is And Quantity of Harness riCULARS Lands Office. J. G. often cjuickly chunc'C-i. ¿017 SaluicJay, Sept. 28 Prices: /-, 5/-, 4/-, 3/- (Plus tax) [GOW AND GOW, Auctioneers. Baie.l YOULU Actg. General Manager, MI. lau, win hold their next Monthly Stock j^^reas, W.C. and l.C. A dunce on the wool shed Sale at Barellan in their New Sale floor to the music ot con kards on THURSDAY, thé 19th SEP eertipa and violin. TEMBER, 1929, commencing at 2 pim., Shorthand (IN AID OF C. OF E.) - Liberal Relreshmeuts Pro Iwhen they will submit 2000 Sheep, 10 W hitton ntied. Head Fat Store Cattle, and « Double Typing, Bookkeeping and 2 Single Jjorries, 3 Spring Vans "DOWN ON THE FARM" The anmial tease applitiuion ot [and a quantity of Harness. Friday, September 20 TAUGHT BY 'Alexan(i(-i' l-teauie. oi Tabblta, for G<jUi W hile Bus running from Griffith at GOW & GOW LIMITED short intervals ^res. jtarish Iienny, c-unty Sturt,| QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED , Good Music antd Supper. Waltzing Carralhooi »mre. ims oeeit gazetled as[ Pric es: Gent's, 4/-; Ladles, 2/TEACHERS Auctioneers, Barellan and Fox Trot Competition B. H. Thcrne, Secty. approved; rental £3 per annum. TlitFour Hours Weekly 1, McGonigle, C. E. Crutch, application of William James Hill, c/Oj [LADIES’ Hand-bags, season’s colors Joint Hon. Secs, FEES: Minogue and Co., Hay, has been ap-i ,l>onlton and Corona China[and designs; every Bag beautifully £ / /. per month shorthand-typing; «roved for a permissive occupancy of ware; some beautiful and useful artt-] fitted; price from 1-1/6 to 48/6. Geo.j Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure ten acres, village Kooroougal. Car ^btli makes, at Geo \V Spelrs, £ VVmonth bookkespli^flFor Coughs and Colds never falls ¡VY, Spelrs, Our Jeweller. Our Jeweller l-athwl Shire, at 1/8 per month, A n c tio n e e n ,

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------ tot- - .... Monday, 16th September.—Cltizeu.s’ Meeting, at Pageant Headquarters. SATURDAY, OCTOBER Printed and Published by the sole ■:o:Monday, September 16.—"The .Silver proprietor, P. J. ¡Slattery, at hii Liaiiig” and ’’Wolves of the City,“ I,yregistered printing office. Baum. The Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) ceum de Luxe. Ave»ue. Griffith, in the State ol Tuesday, September 17.—Meeting of officially announced on Friday Country Pärty and Nationalist Sup New South Wales, Australia. night that the elections will be porters. Foreshaw’s Hall, at 8 p.m. We<lnesday, September 18.—“Tbo held on Saturday, October 12, NomlGriffith, Monday, September 16, 192[ Outcast,” Lyceum do Luxe nations will close on October . Adorable Wednesday. Sept. 18.~OooIgowi From* Mr. J. H. Kelly, Griffith, we Hall Sports, Dance at night. D onald G ran t’s V isit learn that Mr. Killen is seeking thiirsday. Sept. 19.—Barellan Mon The Way Out re-election for Riverina, Mr. thly Stock Market, Etc. (See Advt.) ^ Killen has quite recovered from Qow & Oow Ltd., Auctioneers. Olid politicians are even more perIt is strange how inoffensive the wildest revolutionary looks in a Friday, Sept. 20.—Humphrey Bishop' his recent severe illness. tinaceoue than old soldiers; they social gathering. A red tie On the leader of a procession appears as Musical Comedy Co., Lyceum Hall. won't even fade avyay. a challenge to ordered society; at a tea party it is simply sartorial Friday, Sept. 20.—Whitton C. of E. eccentricity. There is to be a general election Rainbow In Australia within a few weeks as Banna Avenue, Now a Friday, Ball. Donalid Grant, A name at the mention of which certain strong September 27.—Hotel Vic a result of the defeat of the Federal policemen still blanch, and which, not so many years ago, was regarded Main Road toria Night Out, in aid of R.C. Bazaar, Government. From the administra almost as the pass word of the revolutionary forces in Australia (if Lyceum, Griffith. -SO! tive point of view the election there are any) sounds so humdrum in an introduction. Saturday, Sept. 28. Shearers’ Dance should do good; it has been clear GRIFFITH-WHITTON-LEETONGriffith met Donald Grant in the week-end. Invited to visit the in aid of Griffith Hospital at. V Ed from the beginning of the session NARRANDERA Area by the Cons^tutional Association and the AL.P. Mr. Grant arrlvertl wards’ Farm, No. 615, Beelbaugera. that Mr, Bruce..has not had an effee The Shire Clerk of Wllllmboug (Mr. Saturday, September 28, 3 p.m. — in Griffith on Friday afternoon, and on Friday night he addressed m em tive majority, and harassed by the O’Brien), when in Sydney recently, Auction Sale of Farm 222. three miles oers of the Constitutional Association on the economic struggle be attacks of Mr. Hughes and the attending the conference with the from Griffith (25 acres). Seymour and tween Great Britain and America; with its possible oonsequence of war, alienation of other supporters the President (Major Dooley), called at Roxburgh, auctioneers. and on Saturday night he spoke to an open-air meeting in the Lyceum' Government has been reduced to im the Main Roads Board and interview Wednesday and Thursday, October under the auspices of the A.L.P. potence. The defeat in the House ed the secretary regarding the Nar 2 and 3 —Methodist Exhibition and last week made the resignation of The lecturer’s erudition, his extraordinary facility of expression, randera Road, and the possibility of Snow Fair, Griffith. the Government inevitable, and a and his evident sincerity made a profound impression on his audience the proclamation of additional main Thursday and Friday, October 3 and dissolution the only practicable way on Friday night, and a number of,gentlemen smilingly confessed that roads under the Main Roads Act. Th^ 4. — “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” out«of the Impasse. Mr, Scullin during the evening they had had to revise their opinions of Mr. Grant. result of this was set In a Presiden Lyceum, Griffith. could not have hoped to have carried As one speaker put it, instead of finding a fearsome revolutionary tial minute at Wednesday’s meeting Friday, October 4.— Darlington Pt. they found a refined and intellectual gentleman. on except with the doubtful support at Leeton. The clerk was inform Anuual C. of E. Ball. of Mr. Hughes and his followers, a Tall aud sligbUy built, with a high ed that the matter was being dealt Monday, Oct. 7.— Monster Hospital to understand the man. condition which would have been un t)t«hf‘ad from which a thick shock of with at the precise moment, but the Movie Pageant at Griffith (Cycle and happy for Mr. Scullin and inevitably ‘.uburn hair is brushed back, closely Crowded Meeting board had not made its decision. Dur General Sports, Reg. Race Meeting Impermanent. ing last week, however, the secretary and Movie Procession). set blue eyes, and sharply cut features, It is rumoured that Mr. Hughes ■Mr. Grant has much of the Scotsman There was practically a full atten telephoned to say that the Tuesday, November 19.—Mud Hat was possessed of the idea that in a a his appearance, whilst the Scots dance of members of the newly formed ters’ Dance, Lyceum. Griffith, In aid of Board had decided to proclaim a moment of constitutional aberra burr is Uiick on his tongue. Widely Constitutional Association on Friday R.C. Church. new main road from the bound tion Lord Stonehaven might comm s- ,ind deeply read.on economic subjeots, night when Mr. Grant delivered his •lon him to form a Ministry, and vith an extraordinary, faculty for ab- address on the economic struggle be ary of the Wade Shire at Ballinthat once again he would figure as LYCEUM DE LUXE ' tween the British Empire and gall to Narrandera via Griffith. Prime Minister of Australia. It is .orblng historical facts, Mr. Grant’s America, and the possibility of war WIdgelli, Wambulgal, Whitton, The film version of Beatrice GrimShaw’s novel. “Conn of the Coral unlikely that Mr. Hughes thought outlook has been colored by the nielo- between the two great English speak Leeton and Yanco. Seas,” under the title of "The Ador anything of the kind. He has a Iramatlc circumstances of his life. No ing nations. Mr. J. C. Thorne, the The Council would-be served with able Outcast,’’ will be screened at the in Australia, few riten, perhap.s, pledged following of one man in the nan the necessary notice in due course hresident of the assorlarlon, intro Lyceum on AA’ednesday night with a U me world, have suffered sucli vicisHouse of Representatives in Mr. dtudes as Donald Grant. Certainly duced Mr. Grant, who was given a after which arrangements would be cast of famous Australian artists immediately made for the gazettal oi. which includes Edith Roberts and Mann, and one or two senators are men have suffered so bitterly for cordial reception by the company of such. The board had also decided tc Jessica Harcourt, Edmund Burns and understood to .regard Mr. Hughes as lew about 50 members. convictions, or have lived and Long. This film, which met alter the present route of the Hay- Walter their political hero. Even if Mr. their with a tremendous success in Sydney '.vorked in such a blaze of hostile pub Hughes could count on the support Mr. Cram piefaeed his remarks with Narrandera ’I'nink Road by continu and Melbourne, has been hailed as the a brief sketch of the economic move ing the road on the south side of the first great Australian film production of Mr. Marks, Mr. Maxwell, and Mr. licity. in the southern seas. It McWilliams, the suggestion that The result has been that to Mr. ments which had iulluenced world his river through the shires of Murrum- screened is a colorful, brilliant production of bidgee and Yanco. this indetermined minority should Grant life appears somewhat In the tory from the earliest times. life in the tropic isles. There is a be entrusted with the government of iuise of an lulgar Wallace novel, He said that British control of the Thi.s information hiay have a pos strong supporting programme. the country Is too ludicrous for con where hidden forces for good and evil coal supplies „„of the world had sible bearing upon the loan porposal To-night’s programme will include sideration. Presumably Mr. Hughes war witli one ;uiother in surrounding.s ensured the Empire’s supremacy in for Banna .Avenue, which would form “The Silver Lining,” featuring Evo would in such contingency occupy )f mystery and intrigue. It is neces- the pre-war days, with the iutro- portion of the Main Road Ballingall to Grey, and “Wolves of the City.” Narrandera. The work of construethe Prime Ministership, with Mr. iary to know something of his .story (Contiuued on Page 5) lion would be done by the Main Roaxls Marks, whose hobbies are yachting, PERSO N A L Board under ordinary conditions and armageddon, and the cinematograph, BENEFIT DANCE the board would also contribute to ,Mr. T. H. Howard, who will accom as Minister for Defence and Ex pany the next .Australian ele\on After the Eardley Cup wards its maintenance. ternal Affairs, Mr. Mann, that ardent abroad us Ireasuri'i’, will be a visitor On ’I'uesday night. Sepiember 16, a •lOl. freetrader, as Minister for Customs, benefit dance will be held in aid of to Griffith this week. Arriving on Wednesday he is to spend a few days Mr. McWilliams, the Tasmanian in the family of Mr. Reg. Bloom, who EAT M ORE RICE f BOYS W ANT TRANSPORT as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. dependent, as Minister for the De has been incapacitated for months. Ward. partment of Secession, and with Mr. The object of the benefit it a worthyThe chieftain of the pudding % aud the patronage of the public Some weeks ago the Burellau boys Stewart, who never seems to know one, race— ^ is earnestly requested. ASSOCIATES AT GOLF " what side he is on, looking after visited Griffith and ‘‘lilted" the Eard Is rice; give it the foremost J TIk' “A” division winning card on ■ Homié Affairs, That faithful hench ley Cup. Slnoe then Bob aud place. C, OF E. DANCE POSTPONED Jiick Meehan have gathered a strong Wednesday, September lltii, wa.s re man of the potential Prime Minister. turned by Miss N. Dickie. 100—31 — combination together. and next Senator Duncan, might be consoled Owing to the screening ol the big Wednesday, the 18th, they will 83 . Other good cards were those uf with the remaining portfolios. Hav feature, "The Adorable Outcast," at U i ! Kbert, 80—8—72; Mrs. Board. ing thus been formed thè Mlrtistry thé LycéUttj'î Griffith, on <M'ednesday, journey' to IJarellan and make a A J atterapfto bring bdcl< the' / ^ n d lj)o n t ' f 11 -J 100—727^-73, 109—36 would be confronted with the task Ikth iust., the dance organised by the strenuous Committee of the Church of trophy to GrlllUb. The boys are In 73. which Punch assigned to the leaders Women’s England for that night will be cancel- need of transport, and It is up (o t haiip''n; once otdy pi'i'liaps in Ihe In the "B" diilsion Mrs. Ciiinniings of the Liberal Party some years ago, letl. The postponed dance will be ad Rugby tollowers and car owiu'rs to history ot a town. A pageant! With winner with a nice 109-36a.ssisf these stars of the future Grtfliih tbe movie camera to tell (he world ,3 , the the discovering of their followers. vertised in a future Issue. ju,.hards and team. Anyone willing to convey play what the town can put ui» In the way ,, .„^ „ „ 1 , No, in the circumstances, a disso ers should at once coinnnmhM'e with of a street seeciHcle. Y'ears ago in tiiiUien, each \ulh 111 36 -eS, lution and election, though they in the "Area News" office. 'I'he boys palmy goldfields days, when men volve the country in heavy expense, verted into a jousting ground of .should be given evei'’ cli«n''e, to the were In the morning of life aud bold were the only means by which an rival factions. It Has been said in anlve on the ground fre-slftor t!ie. big endea\or, a town pageant was a thing A gtiest Hi a Duhho lioH*] luid art impossible situation might be ended. defence of party government that it tusk ahead of tlumi. 'Hie following to rpmember for a lifetime. Can unenviable experience on 'Euesday. .V are the cliosen players:—Bob Coggan But, when th,e electron is over and has the one cardinal virtue of (captain), Jack Meeiiau (couch), Joe GrifiUb produce the goods? The chal reading lump attached to tlie head of' lenge is to you Griffith men, who are the bed became short-circuited, aud either Mr. Bruce or Mf, Scullin has strength; that It has its faults, but Creagan, J. Creagan, B. Reberger. A. of vigor and initiative. If you wijl to that, at least, it does govern. it Bishop, C . Hazel, S. Cooper. S. .\ttbeen entrusted with the reins of Go do this great dtfcd prui)crly it will be the l»ed became charged with electri well, E. Dempsey, P. Slieed, A . .\nsvernment, it is to be hoped that loses even this virtue when personal If you itavi- no vill power you city. Jus! as the man was losing con tey, H. Coggan, with B. Page, C. Pol done. will see the reflex of it In Bauna sciousness. he kicked a chair against their respective followers will hold consiiderations break through party lard and D. Smith as emergencies. Avenue on Monday, 7th October, The the wire and broke the contact. loyalties. to their loyalties. trumpet calls. Do your duty. In the Australia needs a new type of poli cause of imblic spirit and charity. ■\ w ell known re.sident of Redlands, Many people do not know that it is Whether it be Labor or Nation Meet to-uighl al Pageant Headciuar- near Cowra, Mr. F. Graeber, was acci tician, one who is neither weak ters and lend a helping hand. Y'ou dentally killed last week. Deceased enough to be led nor too conceited alist-Country Party by designation, an offence al law to have dogs on are Invited to bring new ideas. was engaged driving a spiked roller to follow; one whose conscience it is to be hoped that the Govern slaughteriug premises. Recently the ment which results from the election when his team bolted. In endeavoring does not revolt against loyalty, and COTT.AGE to l.et (with electric light), licensee of a slaughter ynnl at Coon- 12/- per week. Apply Sutherland’s to hold them he must have fallen in whose ambition is constrained by a wHI command a sufficient majority decent regard for the well-being of to ensure stable government, free amble was fined 20 and costs for per Saddlery, Jondaryan Avenue, Griffith. front of. the roller and received Inthe Commonwealth, Thi parila, from alarms of caves and coneplra- mitting dogs on his slaughtering FOR SALE. Twluél' Trailer, cheap, Jyrlea- Death must have p«(en lustan» premise«, tan»ou«. ment of the country, mutt not bt eon. el«t. ^pply Area News Ofticr, 12

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IF THE POLITICIAN DOES SAY IT The New Discussing the broader aspects of agricultural education at a quarterly “ Loretto” Private Hospital meeting of the Primary Producers' Union Executive held recently the MEDICAL., SURGICAL, OBSTETRIC

iio d T e e ik P— A — I — N caused by exposed nerves or chronic abscess denotes DANQER. Have those Bad Teeth attended to tifithout delay. Call hers for relief from Pain and avoid tl e further possibility of 111 Health caused by septic conditions of'»the mouth and

Minister for Education (Mr. Drum mond) referred to the value of educa A.T.N.A tiñr» to tho mpn no ihe land as fol îrlj^ âiicirci S tre e t lows;— NEAR METHODIST CHURCH Sister E. Smith *T have been struck from time to time in visiting the various parts of G R I F F I T H Hums* the State, by the tremendous asset 12 t^ ^ P h o n e that a highly (rained farmer is to any district. When a man who really knows how to farm scientifically ami DENTIST, GRIFFITH Y enda C .W .A . Cottage H ospital practically comes to a district, he l.s a real asset to that district. Most (Five Minutes from Railway Staliorj) farmers are willing to defer to him. and to learn from him. surgical. matron a. see, A.T.N.A. Recently In visiting one of our (lu Charge) southern districts 1 came across two medical Lati of Griffith Hospital eaterprise-s wbicit weve exceptionally. A uctioneers, Land & Eees Moderate well conducted, and which showed 'Phone: 95 OBESTETRIC every outward and visible signs of be Stock Salesmen’s Directory for Terms, Appl> to Slster-ln Charge lug run by men who were more than ordinarily businesslike ami knew what they were doing. I found out, on inquiry, that both of the men, who G . A . H . R IC H A R D S T h e L iv e S to c k A g e n ts C A T E R and B L U M E R were the promoters of the two indus SOLICITORS, ETC. tries referred to, were men who held Auctioneer, the diploma of the Hawkesbury Agri PRIVATE HOSPITAL J . W . K E L L Y an d C o. cultural College, and by the training S to c k an d S t a t io n A g en t Hotel Griffith Bulldinge, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE BINYA STREET. GRIFFITH which they had received there, had Banna avenue-------- qriffith GRIFFITH. been able to help their less fortunate G R IF F IT H SURGICAL, MEDICAL^ OBSTETRIC neighbors to establish what were WILL be pleased to receive p&rticQ W. Rupen Cater SISTER E. H. BROWN most ^cc’essful undertakings. lars of Properties ami Stock For Sale Paul W. Bluiuer, B.A., L.L.B. AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED lb 'PHONE: 97 “I think that all of us who have had :Vuctlon Sales Conducted In any part ANY FART OF THE STATE. inything to do with rural primary of the District; Weekly Auction Mar producers’ movements, whether it be STOCK A PROPERTY LISTS ON ket EVERY SATURDAY at I p.m. S E R IO R I. n the localities where the farms are APPLICATION. iGENT FOR— CO be found, or lu the co-operative (fa.D.S.) P. C. McKenna & Sons BOX 113B (UnlversUy g{ Sydney) movements of the primary producers, PHONE 98. Massey Rarrla 6o, Ltd.*~Fainilug DENTAL SURGEON. ór in safeguarding their industrial M u s ic & P ia n o H ouse Machinery.; May and Miller-WlmHOURS ; 9 a.m. till 6 p.m,, i conoraic and social welfare, and such BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH mera Scarifier; Dalgety «nd Co. Ltd. BY APPOINTMENT. ;reat organisations as the Primary —Stock, Properties. Wool and Mer H . 0 . P E C K , (Next to Marshalls, Dentist) Producers’ Union, the Farmers and chandlrt Departments — Mt, Lyeil Ad(ire I Settlers’ Association and others, will Sole Agents for Buttons Ltd., lamou: A u c tio n e e r , Superphosphate; General Accident admit that there is urgent need for Crossley 8-Valve and All lilectric R u ra l B an k C h a m b e rs Fire and Life Gorporatlon Ltd.—All well educated men, of broad outlook S t o c k a n d S t a t i o n A g e n t . Glasses of Insurance; Gloria Radios ukiffiih , Light and sound training, to become leader;: Also the Katster, and Attwater Kent, Phone I 249. C o. Ltd.— Benzine and Electilff Light in their respective spheres. The, old Etc. ing Systems. H o te l G r if fith B u ild in g s . idea that the vhU -ol thumb farmer Agents for C. H. McFarland Ltd., foi was all-that was needed to make a Easy Tfrms. 'Phone: Grlfflth 161 the Rudolf, Steinberg, Gustave, J. A N D R E A . G R IF F IT H .-success of the farm has gone by the PHONE : 3Q0. Strauch, an d the Hollywood Player board. To-day is the day of keen Clearing Sales Cou /iicled in Any Pai Pianos; also the Spaethe, F. Webber, L.D.S., B.D.Sc. (Melb. Uuiv.) organisation, and unless the farmer Gundermann and Zeuerbach Pianos — of the Distrlei. A . L T O N G S SURGEON DENTIST is organised the same way he cannot Trucks Ordered for Any f rkets. Repairs to All Musical Instruments, ■vr hope (o. succeed. Today is the day Agent for— Including Plano Tuning, Phonograph NEXT CARNEY AND SON, Land Saleaman • Commiaalon Agent when every man must have some AastraUan Oenoral Fire iLJurance Repairs. The best English Springs GRIFFITH knowledge of the eiements of busi and Parts Stocked. Jazz Bands a Hours : So., Ltd FINLEY, N. .W. Specialty i a m, Lu 6 p.m.; later, by appoinlmen aess opei'ation^. The men who can best serve the primary producers an' Visits : PHONE: 325 ^ those who are well educated, and yei Yenda—Every fourth Sunday In I oy reason of their upbringing, and each month. K L R D 5 E N E FA R M A f f i L H . D iC K S O N Rankin's Sluiuga—Ist Sunday in cheir educatipn, have a natural sym G ENERA L P U R P U 5E pathy and understanding of the dim each mouth cullies of the auiU uu the land and Telephone; 271 SOLI CI TOR the problems which face him. WheUiei THE / RURAL BANK CHAMBERS it be in the Ideal Cuuneil, on the Pas BANNA AVENUc, GRIFFITH tures Protection Botird, as a represen 18-32 I iative in Parliament, or as a director Ja make t/m i [k u ^ tq /W ^ e /fid c a t of some co-operative movemojit, iu a Will Do All 4 E a f ! e > t . J ] ) c e d i c j ’l D i u l G u n G . W . A . W E L C H greater or lesser way', or as a man Your Farm .giving his life to research in dealing A r c h it e c t . Work with the various pests which threaten RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, C h e a p ly a n d the successful continuation of laud GRIFFITH. Ho, 1 0 ----------- 'Phone: 288 production—1 think you will all agree E f f ic ie n t ly that a man with a scientific training, RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, See I t A t agricultural bias and cultured miad, is LEETON. A complete covering the man who is likely to prove most OUR D E P O T l 'Phone: 4t of trees, vines and valuable lu the great rural primary Box 12. vegetables with protective materials industries.” is assured with EFFECTIVE G.D DUSTS applied wij,h the LOCATION :

' Sister L. N. Siairlhwaite

R. W. GRUBB

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OLD MEMORIES Y A M B IL S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H P h o n e : 1 7 6 The Gun is handy, easy to operate, At Windsor Gaol early last century •L HELPC a s e T r a c t o r s , S h e a r e r Im p le m e n t s o f a l l T y p e s and most important of all, when crops a man was hanged for setting fire to some haystacks. His wife, who had S O L E A G E N T S F O R are at stake, it does the job well. aceidentally eet fire to. them, was East Street, N aranciera Fftimeri* linpleinent Co,, Anderton’a Seed», Cuming Smith Fertiliser», afraid to speak, even to save her hus GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO. VI«IU Mr. Duff’s Pharmacy, Griffith, Alfa-Laval Separators, Planet Junior Farm and Garden Implements, 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE band’s life. Second Thursday Each Month Queensland Insurance Company The truth was not told until many C A S H B U Y E R S O F W O O L S K IN S A N D B A G S years hfier, when the woman confes sed on her deathbed. T'he old gaol, wlileh was built in L . B E R E C R Y J . H . D A V E Y Governor Maeiiuarie's term, is to be uuctlom’d, and ri'placed by a new lock B u i l d e r a n d C o n t r a c t o r W in d o w C le a n e r up ahnori immediately. It was often GAL. FINE OLD SHERRY __ . G R IF F IT H Griifilh lTl nVALID PORT _ _ the sceuf of .ragedy in the early days. Plans Specifications and Estimates 10/- SELECT RICH SHERRY Odd Jobs of Any Description Spilll:s, a warder, was murdered by 12/6 WHITE MUSCAT _ . WHITE PORT ----a luisuner tliere in tlie early daysy and 7/6 SPECIAL CHABLIS Undertaken •ELECT RICH PORT----H O U S E S R E M O V E D Consiabie Gi-een was murdered in the 12/6 SPECIAL CLARET___ FINE OLD TAWNY PORT Messages:— Box 321, P.O., Griffith HAVING UUHCHASHD a PIOUSE yard by a convict in 1SG2. 12/6 SPECIAL HOCK _ _ . BROWN MUSCAT _ _ REMOVING PLANT from Ray ami Many notorious criminals paid the Savage, I am prepared to REMOVi: last penalty there. Thomas Roach, illiam \ arley, HOUSES In ANY PART'of district. S U P E R B C Y C L E A G E N C Y John Carroll, George King and James "" L . S A V A G E Kelly wei'e hanged for bieaking into CONTRACTOR L o cal D e p o ts — the dwelling of John McKenzie, set Box 9i Griffith 'Phone 170 ting fire to his honii», and throwing C a n a l S tr e e t, G r iffith Y e n tla W in e r y , Y e n d a him into the ilames. DISTRICT AGENT Bexley, a highway robber, was also J. F . W A L S H . H an w o o d W in e r y , H an w o o d hanged thei’e in 1834 by Jack Ketch l8 now situated In premlees In PLASTERER. DEMIJOHNS SUPPLIED, 7/6 EXTRA. MONEY REFUNDED ON RETURN. and Frederick Ward, better known as YAMBIL STREET, oppOBlte Mlrrool PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL A TRIAL WILt lATISFY YOU AS TO THF EXCELLENT QUALITY OF "Tbunderbolt,” the notorious busli All Claaeea of Piaster and Cement Export Co., and carries a FU.LL ranger, escapeil from the gaol in Udil RANOH of Tyres, Tuhoa, etc. ^ Work Undertaken, OUR WINES _ wlille on reiiuuul on a minor cUarg«. c y c les on EASY TEWM# FARM 682, GRIFFITH .

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YOUR WINES

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Sons

P. Hams

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1fi, 1929

IlLadies

T .H . R odgers & Son

A R E A

N E W S

2 4 2 O possum Skins

:o:R«Blster«d HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES MAN GIVES HIMSELF UP TO SHEARING CONTRACTOR of Mr. R. DONEOHUE, late of C. THE POLICE BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH DB ORGOTS and LEON PONDS, C/o H. 0. Peck, Auctioneer. SYDNEY’S LEADING HAÌRORESSHotel Griffith BvJMixtgt. ER , I can now cater for all claBses After Itaving saved some 242 opos 'Phone: 800. of Ladies’ Hairdressing, including sum skins, Albert Edward Beach, rabARE prepared to'Cnitch Sheep in any Marcel Waving, Scalp Treatments, biter, aged 28 years, walked Into the quantlUee. Good Shearers with first- Dyeing and Tinting, etc. class references employed. Ballngnl Marcel Waving and Msireutttng, a Finley Police Station last week and notified the police of the fact. His Shed open for Contmct Crutchlng on Specialty conscience evidently could net allow •nd after th,e above date. QEO. BOWSHE.R him to dispose of the collection which, T. H. RODGERS AND SON, (Next Hotel Victoria) by the w^y, were neatly packed and Registered Shearing Contractors with carefully dried. , ! The United Graziers’ AssocIaUon ' The defendant was brought before Mr. Sweeney, P.M., at th'b Finley Court < MEALS, AFTERNOON TEAS AND on Wednesday on the charge of hav ing these skins In his possession. GRILLS AT ALL HOURS The story of how accused gave him Cool Drinks, Confectionery, Ice self up was related by Sergeant ParCreams, and Fruit always on raenter, who informed the bench that hand. inquiries had been mado and as far CAKES. BTC. as could be ascertained the accused had never disposed of skins and had not endeavored to dispose of this lot. The animals had been trapped or shot, and there was nothing to doubt S te a m S a w a o d P la n in g M ilit accused’s statement that he had not MERRIWAQQA usod cyanide or other poison to catch All Orders Promptly Attended To. the animals. The Sergeant iufonued the bench that he w'as a young man MODERATE CHARGES. A » R E F IN E D ” of good character, a hard working Timber Supplied, Out to Any Size man. and came of a respectable W . a. TV1LNBR. P r o p iia to r ATM OSPHERE family. The accused, who pleaded guilty, Is tViet of Hte Viomc or offics was fined £20 in default three w’vtVr sH riict'iv« ELECTRIC months’ hard labor in Albury goal. LIGHTING Appo'mimants. ’rhe skins w-ere forfeited to the CeW'in^s and W s\i Lights, Crown. Desk or Floor Lsm{>B of 8

Imperial Cafe

L.A. Wallace

Pardey & Co

artistic design and beauty add a certain dignity and neatness. Special sailing of such Fixturas now on here. Please call and ex amine our Electrical Goods.

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Thoro is a noto of concern for -dis trict farmers in the knowledge thft, I FLOUR, BRAN and POLLARO T . R . L E E I ALWAYS ON HAND despite strenuous work to find means ELECTRICAL SUPPLY and of eradicating the menacing skeleton SERVICE STATION ¿1 WHEAT BUYERS. weed, the efforts of the Department Phone20J LYCEUM BLDq5. fi Telsphono: 145. Griffith. c . F. L E C K IE of Agriculture are not meeting with 'And at Temorm. the success hoped for. This menacing plant appears to he LIV E R Y S T A B L E S challenging the ingenuity and the scientific thought of the departmental C O M M IS S IO N A G E N T . C H A F F A N D P R O D U C E experts. But the challenge is being M E R C H A N T . accepted by them, and It the solution ■ for its eradication i.s to be obtained, COACHBUfLDER. WHEELWRIGHT A N D GENERAL BLACKSMITH they intend to achieve it. i RUBBER TYREINQ, COACH AND CAR PAINTING DONE — CHARGE« MODERATE. in conversfttiou at Heuty Shove on B IG RANGE OF NEW AND SECONDHAND HARNESS, CARTS, Sulklab, this subject recently, Mr. C. Bartlett.i LORRIES, CART a.id SULKY Wh««iB and Vehlclaa of AH Daaorfptlon« for agricultural inspector for the Riverina,| **Goods Well Bought are Half Sol<T Sale reluctantly admitted there were iiO j ^and as we take care to buy the best grounds for optimism rt.'garding the at the lowest prices, our Galvanized experiments thus far undertaken. Iron Roofing, Ridge Capping, etc., Very costly work had been, tried, but sells itself. Various sizes in stock to no purpose. Thirty different known now. May we quote you ? methods for weed eradication had -:o; been unsuccessfully applied, Inclucimg Firewood Merchants arsenical and chemical treatments of B is h o p & B o u n d y GRIFFITH most unusual strength, but all those (F. Schultz) (W. Donaldson) skeleton weed defied Its persistence, YAMBIL STREET, GRIFFITH Phone 115 he had tested in stacking six layers of Firew ood cut to any Length wheat bags over a plant- and in its growth the plant had come through D elivered A n yw h ere them. It was, he said, a slow mover in spreading, but a most determined Phone 72 one, and added, “However, we feel Prices M oderate. f} challenged by It, and intend to uccopl Book Orders at L. W. Mackay, Furniture Warehouse. Phone 136 the. challenge to fight it.’’ I

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Tbe Area Builders Supp|y Co.

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¡1 W . S. Evans, Banna Avenue, Griffith Has been appointed District Agent for Harringtons Ltd., of Sydney

Hear “ T h e C pssar’’ Demonstrated

3-Valve Grid Set, £ 1 6 IOs. COMPLETE WITH ALL ACCESSORIES EASY TERMS AVAILABLE

Citrus Growers H a r v e y B ros. H a v e O p e n e d a N e w a n d U p -to -d a te

G r a d i n g and P ack in g S h e d In the Premises lately Occupied by The Arno Packing Co. In YAMBIL STREET GRIFFITH,

Will Pick, Pack and Consign for 2s 6d per case A Big Sale of about 1000 anadian cases for 2 weeks only; ls3d each, Usual Price ls4d 4 Trial 81ollclicd

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THE MODERN FLAPPER 'I'he llapper of to-ilay is u clieinical proc^ict. She Im.s been described by Dr. K. F. Armstrong, of the Britisli Dyestuffs Corporation, as the patron saint of chemistry. This is what an analysis of the modern girl reveals: Hair. - “Improved'' wiili lieimn, which is a vegetable Juice, and jieroxido, which is a cliemical rnnipmiml. Eyes.—'“Improved'’ by blackening the eyelashes and tlie eyebrows with carbon (coal-dust) and by heightening the sparkle with belladonna. Cheeks. — “Improved” ' with face powder, which is Fuller’s earth, or talc powder, or clialk, made to bloom again with red oxide of lead, and "i)reserved" with petroleum jellies with Mlrious oxides. Lips. — “Improved’' with grease IKiint. .Icwels. - Opaline glass tieated with hydrotltloric add, Clothes.—Artificial Silk, ))rodu(’ed from carbohydrates 1reate<l witli nitric acid and (11.s .so1v(h1 in aleohol. Shoes. Made of paper, tinted with vegetable colorings amt stamped to look like lizard or crocodile leather. Furs.—Pkibrics treated by weird and wonderful chemical processes. ■Mix well togcilicr ami there you have the modem tiaitper. In sfute or in comse<iueiicc (as you will)---of these arts and artifiees, it must be admitted that ihere is really ,^umell)ing rathei' bewitching about her.

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JN the Outstanding Chevrolet * you are offered “a six in the price class of the four." This, because it is true, is an unusually strong inducement to ownership. WARRANTED But vve, as Chevrolet Dealers, can offer you more than /in-ONEYEAlL the w'orld's most sensational value. n

'Die Outstanding Clievrok t is warranted by General Motors War ranty for a full year from date of sale. Under its terms your car i* covered for one year against material defect, and should any part prove defective it will be replaced without charge. Such faith in the product by the makers sliould b«»«ificient evidence of dependability and value.

Outstanding Chevrolet of Chevrolet History - a fix in the price range o f the four t Local

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Amateur Physician

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Ten

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(By Jack Moses)

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A LITTLE BIT OP HISTORY

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LEAVING TO SAVE PEER

There are lots of things we could do without if we only knew the way; We could do without the angry frown and the bitter things we say. Am W«itera Australia is this year On Saturday a grey-halred Austra oelebratliiK her centenary. It Is Intor- lian bushworker, who believes that We could do without the toothache in the middle of the night, eatlng to recall briefly the circurastan “medical science is 100 years behind cea which led to the definite occupa the times," sailed from Sydney to cure -Vnd without the nasty medicine to put that organ right. Hob of the western side of the contln an Irish peer •who 1s dying in France! •nt, as a portion of the British Em The “miracle worker" is Mr. A We could do without the oanuonbaii -•we’d sooner loaves of bread. pire. Dr. Battye, B.A., the public li Dawson, of Dorrigo, and his titled Better feast a man on buds than riddle brarian pf Western Australia, in an patient is Viscount Harberton. article published in the Western Aus Some years ago Mr. Dawson was him •with lead. tralian Official Handbook, states that troubled with internal pains, and doc But there’s something we can’t do practically the first English know tors told him to set his Kffairs in without—it fills fbe' bags .with grain; ledge hf the existence of the southern order, because he had npt long to live continent came through William Dam- But Mr. Dawson went to Boambee The thing that keeps the bailiff out— ^ pier, at that time little metier than on the North Coast, and, living the The little drops of rain. a pirate, who landed on the- north life of a hermit, cured himself. west coast in 1688, His description, “À simple diet,” exercise, and faith Worm Turns when published, aroused so much in domination of the mind over the terest tha he was sent in 1699 as a body—cured me,’’ he said. Oranges and Oysters ^ fully accredited English naval officer MR. LUCCA OBJECTS to make further exploration of the “Cancer feeds liself within the body country. The report of this second and grows until it kills the patient,’ -fro the Editor) voyage was so unfavorable that the he explained. -I la' ÿVur jlJur paper an Sir,— I notice lû' British Government made no further “I set myself to find a diet that headed, “Wox’m Turns.” attempt, at that time, to pursue its in would starve the cancer, and I found article This gentleman complains about my ▼eatlgatlons, and the continent receiv in oranges, fish and oysters." and points out I get \^ry ex «d but little further attention until the He cured a parish priest at Barge euce, Ited when a couple of sheep from i discovery of the eastern coast by Cap uid a Mossvale publican of hear! ravelling mob enter my property. The Uln Cook in 1770. This led to a re rouble by pr scribing regulated 'Worm Turn" gentleman makes a mis vigorous exercise, with mind control. vlval of interest, and from that time ake; in place to say sheep ho should tmtil early in the nineteenth century For Influenza his prescription is ell the truth. It Is a mob of milking French and British ships were actively wrap the patient in a blanket that ha >o\vs this way day after day and engaged in discovering, charting and been soaked in soapy water and wrung .veek come after week, pasturing along the exploring various portions of the out. It works an immediate cure. road, assisted by a cowboy, and not Appeal from France coast-line. Vancouver discovered King damaging my property but tramp ^G *^w ^(^nd in 1791; Baudin, Hame Recently he received a letter from mly lowii the drainage channel,' preventing Miss Marmar, wl.o is a lifelong friend lln an« jiTeyclnet added to our know to drain farm in a rainstorm ledge of the western and southern of the Viscount, stating that he was •lotice themyobserver Turn.” He coasts in 1801 and 1802, and Flindere in France suffering from heart observes very badly “Worm my fence because during practically the same period, de rouble, and app-.âling to the old Aus t Is a real gooil- one—five posté finitely established the fact that Aus rallan to come and save the life of he chaifi, three plain ■wires and to tralia was not a series of islands, but their friend. You know 1 have unbounded faith barbed wire. The Council has noth one large continent. with ray feuce. The fence in ill you,” she wrote, and at the same ng to The continued French activity is my property and it is good enough Australian waters, and particulnily on time she cabled the money for his ex ’.0 keep my stock. If the Council Is the western side, aroused a strong penses. not going to be firm with you. “Worm idspicion that France was looking foi So when the Hobson’s Bay sails this Turn,” road squatter, I just as well week Mr. Dawson will be on board a suitable place or settlement in that 1011 you next time you come along iDcallty. “ This suspicion, to which-was ■ootind for St. Nazaire, where his ôrd this way you "will have, a summons ship lies dying. added a doubt as to the validity of I like the “Worm Turn” gentleman the British claim to the whole of the 'And I’ll cure him, too,” he says. 0 be more courteous by signing his continent, led the Colonial Office letter with his proper name, and will suggest to the Governor of New RECOBD HIDE aye me to blame some people who Son‘‘‘h Wales the advisability of estab might be ipngeent.—Yours, etc., What is claimed to be a record llshing small settlement.'?, at different hide was purcha-ied by a skin buyei H. LUCCA. points around the "coast. King George at Guyra from Mv. L. P. Dutton, o1 Griffith, September 9. 1929. Bound was selected ns one of these and a settlement was established Urandangie. The hide was that of which turned the scales at I4t there at the end of 1826. Commemo albs.bull,The E P IT O M E O F N E W S animal, which was a valu ratlvo celebrations v.ere. held at A1 able Hereford, met with an injury, bany early in 1927, the people of the necessitating its •destruction. He wai LEETON Bouthem port maintaining that the prize winner at Sydney and Bris Up-to-date only 56,051 cases of foundation of the State should have bane shows. Mr. Wood'wai’d, of Guyia. oranges have been railed from Lceton officially dated from the establishment who bought the hide, says h Is th< and with a light Valencia crop, it is of the settlement there. hoavioBt he has .secured in 2« years, estimated tlmt barely 100,000 cases The arrival of another French ship In Port Jackson shortly after the ex the next heaviest being one which ..ill be the total crop thi.s year, where as last season the citrus crop on the pedition bad left for Albany strength weighed 129 lbs. Yanco Area touched ‘200,000 cases. ened Governor Darling’s belief that a more definite occupation of the wes there. When, on tiie 18th of the month, The W’illimbong Shire Council k tenx side of the continent was ueces the weather bad improved sufficiently eary. At that time Captain to enable them '-o reach the mainland going on with its proposal to estab James Stirling, of H.M.S. “Success the colony was foi nially proclaimed. lish baths in Leeton, and as a first was waiting at Sydney for a favor One of the fir.?' Tutios <<r the f.hMd.- step has decided to advertise the fact able opportunity to cari’y out certain Governor was the selection of suitable that it proposes to raise a loan of admiralty work, and he suggested to ites for the ,S<t'•>'!•. chief port and CIOOO, repayable in ten years. There the Governor that the intervening capital city. T i-’ .-.irt of the port wa.s was a division of opinion on the terms time might be spent profitably in a really settlr-d by Nature. It had to hi of the lo-an, an iimonclraent to make further examination of the Swan at the niouth of the Swan River-, and the amount £ t000 for a period of 20 Elver, a part of which had he<n made was named “Fremantle” in honor ot years lapsed foi the want of a secón the subject of an exhaustive survey the Captain of H.M.S. “Challenger.” der. by the French in 1801. Darling acted Nature had also fashioned an ideal upon the suggestion, and was so im loeafion for the city about 12 miles On Sunday. 15th September, 36 pressed by the report.which Stirling from the river month, a site which if ¡liploma students from Hawkesbuij brought back that he sent him to Eng to-day the pride of every Western Aus Agricultural College will entxain at land with the report to lay the posi tralian and the admiration of every Sydney on the annual tour. Tlfey tlon. before the Colonial 6fflce. At visitor. The name of Perth was be will leave the train at M<joriibooldool first the British authorities were dis stowed upon the town as a tribute to and motor across to Leeton. The stu inclined to incur the expense of estab - Sir George Murray, the then Secre dents will be entertaiited at a dance Itobing a new colony, aad p^-obably no tary of State for the Colonies, who being .arranged by the Leeton Show action would have been taken had not sat in the House of Commons as mem Society. WBiy get off at Moomboola syndicate made certain proposals her for the old capital city of Scot dool? for colonisation to the Government. land. Whilst these proposals were not ac The foundation stone of new Perth A baker at Yerong Creek •was ré cepted In their entirety by thi' Colo was laid on August 12th, and took the ported by the police to have return nial Office, they led to a reconsldera simple form of cutting down a gmr ed to his home recently and to have tlon of the question, a.^d, at the end trc(' which stood on the block row now found that his wife, his furniture of 1828, it was decided that a colony occuitied by the public offices. Thr .•lothes, spare cash, and .£1500 that ibould be formed at Swan Kiver. laying out of the town was undeitaker he had saved had all disappeared The Foundation at once by the Surveyor-Gmu'ral, and Some time ago a young stranger went In order that the nuestlon of pos the oiiiciai e.stabll.-dimenl took up its to live at the bons«' with the baker, Bession be set at rest Captain kf- qnr.rter.s there during the same mouui and he, too, dis.at)peared Before leav mantle was immediatel.c despatched During the remainder of the yeâr set Ing it was alleg??d that lie had pdf In H.M.S. “Challenger,’’ and in Uers wore being established on thei) cdia.sed a complete new outfit ot , arrived off Fremantle on x\pril 27. locations, and by the end of 1829 tl>c clot lies at Yerong, which lie debited 1829, and took formal possession in new colony of Western Australia was to the baker. Police headiiuurlera have now reported tliat th*.“missing the name of the Crown on May 2nd. ■fairly launched. Meanwhile, the officials ne( “ssa> > for Fi-oin this small community, num couple had been located in New Zea the new colony were appointed, the bering at the time 850 people, gre?v land, and that arrangements had been office lieutenant-Governor being con the present State of Western Austra made to secure their extradition, lerred upon Captain stiriing, and Utey lia—a State whose possibilities have together with the first band of set i-jeeiv somewh-nt tardy of recognition Motorists whose number i)la(<‘S are tlers, left England by the “l‘armelia’’ but whose future bids fair to be gtea damaged are advised by the N.R.M.A, In February, 1820. They reached their ter than even the most sanguine can uot to attempt to repair them tlieniselves. This action would make them fiestimtion on June 1st following, estimate. liable to fine. 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Spring is here, blit in this partlcuku district is not all that fancy paints It, or the poets would have us believe Frosts keep on* exlglng their un welcome attendanceUpon ua. The wêather keeps dry, and the crops are having a b|ttlo now to keep growing With a good dîwnpouT all will be fair B anna TH E F IR M ly well, but thé rain must come soon ■■».■ML A ve, FOR to have any effect. BETTER In the nbthfirn maDc** in Victoria K e e n a n s G riffith Bishop’s Visit ; Architectural Defect many of the fanners have left their W EAR ------ -ro;-----— holdings after three successive crop ------ ;0:-------IOIfailures. TÎîe sandstorm a fortinight (Continued from Page ) BAD ACCOUSTICS OF NEW Phone : 86 ago finished whatever chance they BUSY W EE K-E ND IN G R IF FIT H duclion of the Diesel engine, oil be COU RT HOUSE had. The rain which follow’-ed that came file deciding factor in the world storm was scarcely sulliclent In many INSPIRING ADOREOS TO YOUN‘0 economic domination. At the conclu position and she had not suffered it|Wnar left off in frightfuluess and desplaces to have an appreciable effect sion of tlie w'ar America found pnciflcally. The French, the Dutch,:truction. The whole world would be PEOPLE It comes as a shock to the few the Riianlsh, the Romans and the j embroiled inevitably, and clvilisarion but in places inutile lUveriua there was people who have had occasion to be that John Bull had , stolen a Greeks had all been forced into posi- must crash. a good fall. From the prospects at march on her throughout the in Court during the hearing of a case tlons where they had fought for their| Mr. Grant pleaded wdth all thinking present hei’C a two-bag wheat harvest Last Saturday Dr. Halsc. liisho' 'd' in u the me new Court uuur. House; nuuse. to >u learn ..-aLu to «‘'Cured control of economic freedom. linen and women to study the question may he predicted. Good rains would Riverina, arrived at 11.SO-a.m. irorp their discomfort and annoyance that deposits in various parts, Enough Common Sense? |impartially and honestly, to ignore double the* return. A low barometer Hill.ston, and was met at the station ihe accoustic pvoperties of the newf ^'^ht beside the great Panama Canal. M r. Grant said that neither he nordhe propaganda of the press, which may be looked for in a few days, and by the .Rector of the Cinmdi oi Court Hoim.' principal clmmber, where*‘‘u* of wltlch was one of Uic any other man could say that war he- w-gs in the grip of the great financial possibly showers. Fruit prospects ar I'biglarid, the Rev, Walter G. Bennett. liistice is di.^.pensrd, a i s o execrably important economic event« of only medium, but the i>each crop is That evening, at S p.m. at St. Alban' ?, l,ad that the ‘magistrate cannot be >uu‘f<^ni history. Britain hud gained tween America and Britain was Inevi- interests, and to strive for peace, War to Death promising. Almonds are very light be addressed the confirmees, givim: iieard across-the small eluimber. and ‘-»“'rol of the oil supplies, and the tabh', for tlioro wore great forces! working for it, but the gigantic! in the course of his lecture ATr. them mudi lidpfiil preparation in view Apricots on the light side, witnesses’ evidence becomes tt .inmblo position to-d.ay was that American of their approaching Couiinuation on of noise that it quite unintelligible, «iuppiug [»assing through the cantil strength and iniliieuce of the financi- Grant coi'cred a tremendous range. He Sunday, basing his address on lite All tliat the people can hear inside Jiad to obtain oil supplies from a com- I'rs made him feel rather hopeless. B discussed the relations of tlie Soviet was a question whether tliere was and China, of the Soviet and the capiparable of the Good Samaritan. the Court is the noise and couver.sa-|puny controlled by Brliish capital. Yenda School ;,uHicient common sense in the world taiistic nations, remarking in passing Flames of War of peojile outside the Court in ------tot...—.. to stop the bu.siness before it reacnea that had tlie capitalist nations orgunOn Sunday morning at 8 a.m. be tion the clerk’s otlice, and th^ rattle of a Mr. Grant reviewed in detail the llie stage of wav. rer.son.ally, he doubt.-|ised they could have cruslied Bolshecelebrated Holy Comimmion tn St. ■ ypewilter in PROMISE TO MR. FLANNERY tlie Court’ building it- various stei»s in the great oil conflict cd it, but if war wtts to bt' [uevenled vism witliin a few months. Instead Alban’s, and a \t.‘ry large number of Venda school buildings are at last coinnumtcants nmde their Gommuuion. ;■■>!(. If the Court visitors or members|in which British interests, ihrougli til',SI the peojiie of tlie British Kmpire of that they had forced Russia into a ill the press table, or the jurymen in;(im siiperhui'g' cleverness of Knglisli to - receive' much needed attention At the .10,30 a-in. service th«' rector would have to do more Hum their ^kind of tilliance with Gernmuy, and according, to tlui foilowing advice re w:i8 tlie celebrant; the bit,imp pr< ;?di the box. are to be considered tbe,!diplomacy, lia<l gained international share. *The lierd instinct in America ^tluis liad helped lier tlirough her iniciinopy above the magist rate’s head j supremacy. By one stroke of the pen ceived by Mr. Flannery, M.L.A., from ed njiott the Sacrament of Holy Bap was awful indeed. The American mob tial dlinculiies. True organisation was Ithe Depart luent of lídln tUion: —“Re tism, during the course of wbicb ho will liave to be removed. It is a wlerd at the San Remo treaty Britain Inid was swayed at will by Hie great capi impossible among cupltalistic Stales. ferring to your personal retiresenta illustrated liis remaiks largely upon and elaborate strùcture like the verán gained control of the French oil re talistic interests. With ell her faults He believed that the war between the Itious regarding the need tor Tepaii what he saw recently in I’apua, one dab over the vice-regal box at ;i bush sources. Britain ami xVmerican inter Britain.had a great record in the story Communist and Capitalist systems of aird reuov;ations to the,]'ublic school remarliable illustration being how raeecoiu'si“, and it serves as a sound ests had been in conflict since of the fight for hunuiu liberty. economy would go on until one or the I[»remisos at Venda, I desire to intorm two boys who had become Cliristiaim ing box for the typewriter’s damnably the war, and they had competed other was annllillated, but, for his own Auetralian Echo you that arrangements are being made went back to tlielr own village in iiie iterative metallic thuds. It must be jfiercely for domination. It was from Air. Grant saw in the recent crisis part, he was a member of the Labor for all necessary work in tills connec mountains, and there instructed some removed at once—this canopy; it is jsuch rivalries as this that war sprung, in the Federal House at Canberra a Party and not a communist, and would tion to be carried'out by the depart 96 heathen natives in the rudiments of not only a detriment to the accoustic Already, said Air. Grant, there was a repemi.ssion of the oil struggle be-¡never advocate Russian methods for mental day labor staff, and It will be the Christian religion, and fiiimlly proiierlles of the cliaraber, but is an growing hostility tow-ards America and tween British and American interests,¡Australia. The Russian revolution incoherent eyesore, a blot upon the (he Aemrlcans in Australia. It was put in hand as soon as possible.” bringing thuii down to thè Mission r,rustic lay-out. It was evidently put noticeable that the Germans were no^ ml ho said UuU the set made against had been precipitated by a set of cir Station to be duly prepared to recidvel there as an afterthought, to shield nearly such bad fellows as they once Air. Bruce by a certain great news cumstances that might never be re* the world’s history. W a te r fo r S c h o o l the Sacrameiit of Holy Baptism at tlit | tlie magistrate from the lighting of were, and Americans ha-d come to be paper Interest was inspired by the peated inSpeaker Applauded hands of the Mission priest. At liiiSj the gods when he gives a bad decision. regardetl as the national enemy. xAmevican capital which, lie alleged, , n.ii ..—;o:-...r-. At the oonchi.sion of his address Mr service it 'vas intended that ^the; dominatevi the paper. An Old Delusion a r r a n g e m e n t s a t MERRtbbsltop should dedicate n mnv Font,! Air, Grant earnestly counselled iits Air. Grant reminded bis bearers that .Grant answered a score or more of WAQGA but unfortunately it did not and'e iuj hearers not to delude themselves tliai xMr. Amery when In Auslnilia trad jquestions, ami tlien Mr. Moses, Mr; Mr. Flannery, M.L..\*i has been ad time for tills to be done, and ilu’i Wood*’ Great Pe p p e rm in t Cure war between Great BriUiin aiid said that his mission was to assist in Braitnd and Mr, Couch, supported by vised as follows by tlie Do[iar1menl of rector dedicated the same at a sub. < Hirst Aid for Cough.s, Colds, Influenza Âmerica was impossibb’ because tlie organising the economic forces of the ¡other speakers, moved a vote of Public Works: — " Ut'presenUitlons quent service. .peoples of the two countries spoke the ICinpire against America, The arbitra-jthanks to the lecturer, and this wiis have been made U) the Deiiarlmeiit by are providing all the materials and ^îted by ties tion proposals of the Federal Govern-^carried witli continuing applause, the Mirriwagga I’rogre.ss Association At 7.30 p.m. i'hortem--d Fvensmigj labor l)y Hieir own eort»oraU' ('fforts' Whilst Mr. Uam.-'ay Mo- na-nt wt-re part of an attomid to low-j Oij Saturday and Sunday Air. Grant re.garding tlio med for Ibo connectiou was .suiig immedial<.!ly lu'ior to thej ami re.sonrcefulness. 'Hie ‘-‘.ngregie j cje,ieral Jiawes were meet- er the- Auatraliuu standard of living.|was taken to various places of interof the waier supply to the local pub Continuation s<-rvlc(^, wlicii 39 in-rsonsj lion was so large Huit many were fi-fendly converse preimriitiona and tlms lielp to provide English est on the. Area, and on Saturday rawjnlght he addressed a largely attended RTS lic Bcliool prciiiiKes and an offer has rei'Oivi'd tluit .SacramiUii witli tlie aide to find a seat. for war wen> going on on Imlli sides munutacturers With cheap maleriuL-! in Hieir economic war jopen-air meeting in tlie open-ah been made by tl\e members to can y laying on of tlie luind ol tlie liibliopIn the. aflennoiyn at kit. .lames, Uau-jOl the Atlantic. Let »tinVun agaiii.st America. America, on tlie|theatre adjoining the Txyceum, His adout the neee.ssary work eoudittonally His addi'i'ss was imleeil a very inspir wood, which was very full, the bishop,because of th.« ties ub cb ^ upon the department supplying the ing one, and was in’endeu to com ey dedicated some very nice brass altar-two. countries wm was imiosmble, oHier liaud was undoubtedly preparing dress tlien was of a political characa very helpful message to both con materials Required. powers, had ter. during the service, and,That had b e ^ o T for war. Extraoixlinary “A[»proval has been gi\cn to aecept gregation am! confirmees. Speaking of ornaments Hie hands of| afterwards preached. Ho said that be in t h e - v d r e e t immediately bHoio h- been , placed , in,, on tlie gas, put in the, clutch, , this offer and arrangements are now the [»ropliet's assurance to his servant the I'resident tor use in (hr,If^tep live rnust congratulate tlie people upon, Great War. ^ [The time is'short, tliere isu t much;being maili tor t#e stU'Ply of the ma tliat the forces supporting tlieni were the beauty of the sanctuary, and con-, forces at work wbteli \.ere stiong sT ti * wuv bp road’s all clear, so let her go, %HOÙd. terlals from the departmental repali very inucli greater and sironger than; MV. Gva.,1 d«la,-vd tlml a " “ .„EjTha .a..k la full (or u.arly ao). stAy” staff’s store at Goulburn. the forqes against them, be again iUusvj sidered that it was easily one of the,than any liés of sentiment oi tvvoM .\uHu-k-a « “1 Vh™ „ „me more! best appointed churches in the diocese.danguage. , „ nneittmi "Will you kindly advise the associa trilled his sermon from what is now His viVit to the parish was very muchl America had been put m a position |V V „,U i ,,p ,„e miles, they-.-.- K.-o«IUi going on at Bornnai, in Paima, where tion to fhi4 effect u§d lutimato that appreciated, and his sermons, many,where the markets of the world weie Commander KeuworllD as having upon receipt of the materialB actlpu tlie Cliristian natives are building a iml'o since stiid, were inspiring and being closed against her. and the said that tf .such a war started toaIUST have Wood’s Great Pepper, may be taken to have the work put very large concrete church, and with , , , ¡almost inevitable outcome was war. morrow It would begin where the last AvomHrt’ul nelf Biicrltlco aWd service in kJld OM« the ■»urn

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AT CITY PRICE I Stodlo especially appointed for Family and Wedding Groups. (Bridal veil and bouquet provided). I MAKE A SPECIAL STUDY OP ---- • — CH LOREN’S PORTRAITURE My Special Side-line, ENLARGEMENTS from any old Phoio. No Photo is too faded for me to make a good Job, ENLARGEMENTS FROM 25/. NO TRAVELLERS AMATEUR FILMS PRINTED AND DEVELOPED Visits Rankin’s Springs First Sunday In Each Month E. A. KRUTLI, Photo Artist, Manager. 8

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THE PUBLIC is hereby WARNED W IS E A N D O T H E R W S E agalnat FI8HINO, SHOOTING, or In any way TRESPASSING on DUNOARLEIGH, Darlington Point. At a country race meeting one of JOHN B. SCOTT. the amateur Jockeys was thrown and ‘sat down” heavily. His mother went , N O T IC E to his assistance. "You plucky boy," she said. "You ANT PERSON found TRESPASSING or DAMAGING FENCES, will be showed no sign of pain.” ^ "No,” said the rider, 'T felt fli PROSECUTED. (Signed) C. H. NELSON, beneath me.” •'Hin View,” o— —d , , TabbIta. An Irish butler, during bis master’e 21st July, 1927. absence, gave a party below stairs tp some friends, and the occasion was a N O T IC E wet one. Tlie butler, Indeed,, had to Any pei^on round Fisning.<Shooting, be assisted* to bed, and while In a or otherwise Trespassing on BLOCKS somnolent state one humorist black JL*.^** ®enerembah SUBDIened his face with the boot polish. ^SION win be prosecuted. Straying In the morning, when^> the bouse Stock will bo Impounded. maid knocked him up, the butler rose By Order and prepared to shave. When he ob JOHN McGUPFie and CO PTY served his face In the mln-or he LTD. shrank back. "Heavens,” he muttered, "she’s woke the wrong meni” ™ H IR E C A R g

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S E R V IC E "You’ll be round to-night, Bob?’ J. follaro said Joan. farm 866, GRIFFITH F O R A L L E L E C T R IC H E A T IN G A N D C O O K IN G "Rather!” But, I say, you might drives hire cars by day or tick oft that ugly-looktng fellow who A P P L IA N C E S NIGHT drives your car and w'orks In the Careful Driving : Good Car garden; he always gives me a nasty CALL. IN AND INSPECTPhene: 328 look when he sees me." "Oh, don’t worry,” replied Joan SBEBBBEB^SSS ‘Everhot” Wall-Outfit Electric Range—It Bakes, Boils, Roasts, Broils and Fries! airily; "that’s only my father.” Chas. E. Beilby 0—~ -o ’ tSIjCOOK WHILE YOU PLAY—YOU CAN DO IT WITH THE A famous pianist was to give a re ‘Ideal” Electric looker—cooks from a lamp socket combination Electric citai in a large hall. As the audience VALUER flreless Cooker, thermal food container, Waterless Cooker, and Ic( was filing in a man staggered up tc Cream Freezer.*“ the door and presented a ticket, ‘Suntidx" Radiator—the real Radlatoi for home use, sitting rooms, lounges “You can’t go in,” said the officia BANNA AVENUE etc. Designed to reflect radiant heat rays in EVERY direction. iu charge; "you’re not in a fit condi G R IF F IT H tion.” — OR — "Didn’t I pay for my ticket?” aske<J FARM 884, GRIFFITH the man. "Isn’t it In order?” r— ^ ^ "It’s all right," was the reply, "but you—you are all wrong—you are in THE IDEAL CAFE, BONDI BEACH.— loxi.cated!” 4 home away from home. Len. Bar "Intoxicated? Of course I’m intoxi nett (late "Ideal Cafe," Griffith) can cated! If I wasn’t, do you think I’c offer you good Board and Resldencp, come to a piano recital?” comfortable rooms, and good table, 0------ 0 beach lookout. Winter tariff from 36A "Do you think your father would saj i^kly. Take Bondi Bus from Cen £1 allowance on your Old Mattress. Bring it along. I will burn anything If I told him tve were goinf cml Railway Station. Bus stops at it and allow you £1 on a new Ut. in. Kapok Mattress. Having to be married?” door. Address; L. A, BARNETT, signed a favorable contract for Kapok Mattresses I am able to "I don’t know, but I fancy he’d saj IDEAL CAFE, No. HALL STREET, make the above offer for Cash Purchases only. Don’t delay too iomethlhg if you told him we BONDI BEACH long, only a limited number are available. This offer cannot be werenH.” repeated..,, i' * .. ■ 0------ o The doctor told Mr. Meek not tc stay out late at night. "You think the night air is bad foi me, doctor?" "No,” said the doctor, “It isn’t that B ed d in g S p ecia list G riffith it’s the excitement after getting home J. W . CULLEN that hurts you.” 0----- -0 OF WEST WYALONG He: "Don’t go. You are leaving AND BECKOM me entirely without reason.” Notifies the of the district Slie- “I always leave things as 1 that he has residv/uts PURCHASED tlip above find them.” business from Mr, G. C. Thomas, and 0----- o an Invitation to all to visit “Don’t you think it’s rather con tirtends the Shop and give a trial order. celled to say George has a tender spot for you?” “Not at all. You see, father kicked FARM FOR SALE him down the front steps hast night.’ Cheap, Situated in Griffith, i Mile 0 ------ o from Post Office "I suppose you have a pergola in PARTICULARS— your garden?” Appiy Area News Office. (No agents.) “Nut now. We found it barked al the tradesmen, so we had to got rid of it.” A N E V / E N T E R P R IS E 0-- ■ 0 F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R ------------ Y A M B I L S T . , G R I F F I T H Mrs. I’arsous : "If womau was IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT -:o:given the credit she deserves I don’t AN UP-TO-DATE LAUNDRY HORSE AND MOTOR HEARSE think man would be quite so promiu NOW IN BUSINESS MOTOR FUNERALS CONDUCTED IN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT ent in the world's history.” DISTANCE NO OBJECT Mr. Parsons; “Quite true, my dear. in Premises known as Bluebird Cafe (Top of Banna Avenue, adjoining -:o:WREATHS AND DOMES AT ALL PRICES. AGENT FOE F. LINDLEY If she could get all the credit she Gow's) wanted he’d be in the workhouse." MONUMENTAL MASON 0-------o Dry Cfeaning and Preaalng "What do you go round In?” Inquir SUITS A SPECIALTY ed the Scot? A trial SOLICITED "One hundred and fourteen,” said Price List on application to Box 282 the Jew. "The last time T did this course i ME3DAMES E. SMYTH and took one hundred and sixteen,” re R. ROCHESTER turned the Scot. Props. They agreed to play for a pound note, and at the end of the game the TRESSPASSING NOTICE MT. ELLIOTT ESTATE, YENDA Jew had done tlie course in seventy TRESPASSES on Mt. Elliott Estate, six and the Scot in sevent.v-four. W h a Quarry and Forest Area No. 372, will "You’re a liar," said the Jew. f>------ 0 be PROSECUTED. No shooting or SM7I A small hoy riding liis pony along hunting pormltte<l; alt dogs destroyed Hanwood Road, was passing an orch on sight. y simply TU R N IN Q O N A TAP you have (Signed) p D, TUOHY. ard. Stretching over the fence of the running nater for domestic and sanitary pur* orchard and overhanging the road August 16th, 1929. poses, for ivatering gardens and orchards, w ash were tlie fruitladen branches of ing vehicles and fire-fighting. apple trees. Qet ijuotations for installing a complete rtinning tenter The lad stopped bis pony, stood on service. The cost is small compared with the comfort its back, aud reached out to the fruit Broderick & W ay and convenience. above him. When he bad a firm gidp S h ea rin g of a branch, the pony moved on, leav C ontractors T R E N E R R Y ing the lad suspended. Are prepared to undertake Shearing PLUMBERS AND IRONWORKERS At this point the owner of the orch Contracts up to any quantity. Good YAMBIL ST., GRIFFITH. Phone 36 ard came up. Work Guaranteed. “Hullo!” he said. "MTiat are you For further Information apply to doing up there?” G. Tyson "I've just fallen off my pony.” said FARM 1644. BEBLBANOERA the lad, Hugh MathBBon, Vifidii , „ , -J .

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBEft 16, 1929

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Consign your Fruit to Sydney Export of•:o;*Stud Sheep W ith

QUESTION OF EMBARGO

ENHANCETHE APPEARANCE OF YOUR PROPERTY BY ERECTINQ WELL-MADE QATES. WOVEN WIRE QAI ES are obtainable here in many attraMi'e designs, svhile for genial use the Sturdy iron framed FARM QA rHiniiU to rentier everlasting service, tvill keep out trespassers and protect your crops and stock. Prices and furthar details^ on request. lili

P. F. Rossiter

In a statement Issued on Wednesday GRIFFITH the Graziers' Association Indicates’ Its oppoaltlon to the proposed referendum F r u it P a c k in g a n d G r a d in g D o n e o n of woolgrowers on the question whether the export of stud sheep from G ro w e rr* A cco u n t Australia should be prohibited. It is pointed but that tno motluu for an embargo on exportation was re jected by the last annual conference of the Graziers' Association of New F R U IT M E R C H A N T E X P O R T E R A N D IM P O R T E D South Wales, and also by the Graziers’ Federal Council of Australia at its The firm with a reputation for stralghtforw'ard dealing. Melbourne convention. Subsequently Every effort made to ensure aatlsfac tlon for clients. several local committees asked that a Prompt and Reliable Advice, Quick Returns, Highest ruling Prices. referendum of wool growlers in New South Wales should be taken on the References: Commercial Bank Qo, of Sydney, Ltd., Haymarket. subject. This request has been de Personal references: From Leading Growers in all States. clined by the executive committee. CITY FRUIT MARKETS, SYDNEY The rules slate that the policy of the Graziers’ Association is to he de One of the Oldest FUms In the Sydney Municipal Maikets. termlned by the annual conference which has definitely considered and pronounced upon the Issue. The rules of the association do not provide for a referendum being taken on any subject. A referendum after the de cisión of the conference Avould open the way for every motion of the con Colliss & Patterson ference being challenged by means of Griffith referendum, by meinbei's who might Firewood Merchants disagree with the decision of the con ference. The committee has only ad GOOD WOOD, QUICK MOTOR DELIVERY ralnistrative duties, and has no opin REASONABLE PRICES ion on the proposed embargo. ORDERS LEFT AT TRENERRY BROS., PLUMBERS, YAMBIL STREET WILL BE PR MPTLY ATTENDED TO

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Pies^Hot Piesl IDhq those expectant expressions? (the doq is plainly anticipatonj.) IPhij—PlESl Hot. steaming, sauourq pies! Tastij, meatij, crisp, satisfying pies 1

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A coiUcmporal'y aays: — “The pro3pect.‘i of having the con struction of tlie Argoon Railway put in ivand for a con.Hidentble time do hot appear bright. Mr. Hutten.“ihaw told RICHARDS AND WEIR beg to anujunce to the FublK of urlflUb ano a deputation at Forbes that the Go DiRtrlct that they have PURCHASED the SAWMILLINQ PLANT of tht vernment WHS ‘hard up,’ and had not Late M. T. Mlrkleson, and are now prepared to SUPPLÌ ALt DESCRIP the money to pul into new' w'orks at' pr'cvsent. Mr. Butteushaw added that TIONS of SAWN TIMBER, DRESSED and UNDRESSED. before he left Sydney the Premier WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS wdiispered in his ear: ‘For goodness sake don’t turn over any new sods or P H O N E 2 4 1 an d 2 4 8 G R IF F IT H promise hew work.’" In any case It would appear N.S.W. has handed over the Riverina for rail way exploitation to Victoria, and Vic toria wants landholders to guarantee against loss, which is a wise thing in view of road competition over which Victoria would have no control. The cartage of w'ool by road in some places is a serious menace to the pros* perity of the State Railways, which have been extended far Into the coun try to meet iln* demands of the Sigick and intxpensirt peo])l<‘ on Ihe land. In addition to Inncheom that pro'vid* iplendid variatf the luaiutenauce of cosily lailroads and #r« always appreciated. __ the Government is called upon to build dainty sandwiches, delicious cakes, hot pies, eggs, tomt, hsm, good roads, which are to bo ciit up etc., are some of the specialities on our menu. by lieavy motor traflic. Sooner or Our $*ryict ii perfect—appo'ntmertti clean and dainty and we art frampt later, probably very soon, the State m attending you. ’ Diop in suit in test Governments will wake up and charge a licence to everyone carrying mer chandise or produce in competition Banna Avenue, Qri0th with the raihvay.H farther than be tween their lionie and tin* main trun* railway line.s. 'I'ln- licence lee would probably be a proliibitive one. N.S.W. Railways .sliow a defleil this year of ,i:l,39ii,:i0t:, after the Government had voted £80U,0U0 towards losses on develoi)meiital lines. £ 12.1)79,000 was lost on non-paying FRUIT PA C K ER S line.s, but tire politicians, press and people an> advocaunc more of these CASE MAKERS, & c. white elephants to be constructed. As tar as Argoon is eoueerned, U' VTcloi'la does not build the connection with Darlington Point and Deniliquin or Tocumwal there will be not much Fruitgrowers- have your FruH packed by us and secure substantial hope of N.S.W. taking on the c-onstrucsavings in freight on each couHlgmnout. Account Sales direct to grower. tion of this cockspur line. We are also cash buyers of Fruit in season. TRY US FOR FRUIT CASES, NAILS,ETC. Within llur irext few mouths a new kind of “glass’’ will be on the market. PHONE ; 23 —-------- ------- ---------------------- Box = 319 It will loqk lik(‘ glass: it will be i>erfectly transparent, but It will trot he glass. Two Hriiisli chemist .s have pi'oduced this remarkable substuma:. ’I'hey are Professor Duly, professor ot chemistly at Liverpool t'ntversity, and bis flon. The new “glass’’ is practical ly unbreakable. Pieces liavu' been thrown all over a concrete floor with Mrs Cummings out doing any damage, says a scienlil'ic (‘ritlc. it can be broken by heavy WISHES TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT SHE HAS NOW blows with a sledge hnmim;r, but even SECURED AN UP-TO-DATE DRESSMAKER, LATE OF STATION then it will not splinter; after several HOUSE, RAW80N PLACE, SYDNEY. blows it may Ite cracked all over, but the pieces will still adliere. Plass ■ STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED as the new substance is to be oalledis transparent to tl\e healthy ultra ALSO A violet rays lu sunliglit, while ordinary window glass completely slmts them Nice Range of Spring Materials and out. And it’s cheap.

Ketmett’s Ideal

The STANDARD FRUIT Co. Jondaryan Avenue, Griffith

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Hot Water Bags WE HAVE A LARGE RANGE OF THE LATEST BAGS NOW IN STOCK —PAREX, NORTH BRITISH, AND NYAL BAGS —ALL ABSOLUTELY THE BEST OBTAINABLE

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W.K.SIMPSON (Ph.C., M.P.S.) CHEMIST & DRUGGIST QRIFFITH

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BANNA AVENUE,_____ _ ,---- ------ - GRIFFITH Stock for Sale on Approved Bills of 3 or 6 Months; Stock and Property LlaU on Application. All Classes of ITarms Available on Irrigation and Dry Area, AGENTS FOR South British Insurance Co., Ltd.; Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co., Ltd. (All Classes.) All Business transacted under direct supervision of the Principals. ^ PHONES (2 lines): 14 and 330. (Connected with M. Quiben and C. L. Neville)

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Auction Sale (Mirrool United Branch No. #403) SEYMOUR and ROXBURGH. AucUon- Meets Every Alternate Tuesday at A COMFORTABLE Seagrass Chair oi eers, Grlfllth, have been favored with t. Alban’s Hall, Griffith Lounge, Ico Chest, Sun Blinds, Fly instructions from MR. A. T. (SIMS, Sick, Funeral and Hospital Benefits Doors, or perhaps a Deck Chair will Farm 79, Unsurpassed by Any Other lelp to make your homo more llvFriendly Benefit Society In ble during the Summer. You will ge' BEELBANQERA the Commonwealth -vhat you want from MACKAY & CO.. Situated Close to Jones’s Stora, Local Secretary: COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS* to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at 2 DRIFFITH. C. R. PARK p.m. sharp, on C/o Griffith Proiducera' Co-op. Society Limited, Griffith VMEETING of "B” Ward Exhibit will )6 held in Biibui Hall. Wednesday. Wednesday, Sept, 18 The men who have tested your eyes I8th, 7.30 p.m. All Intordsted corAT 2 P.M. SHARP llally invited. A. E. Sanders, Sec. for the last years 8

TWO-ROOM DWELLING Fells & Whitehead md White Leghorns, £5 perOrpingtons 100, now M.I.O. M.1,0, Furniture, Machinery, Blacksmiths' ivallable. J. H. Trenerry, Hanwood. S to c k an d P ro p e rty S a le s m e n Shop, Tools, two Motor Trucks, Late of II. A. Barraclough, Ltd., will Phone 240. Horses, Sheep, Cows, Poultry and regularly visit thia town and may be APPLICATIONS FOR CROWN LANDS ATTENDED TO *’OR SALE, Single and Double Purphj consulted at Numerous Sundries, Etc., Etc. AGENTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., HART-PARR^ TRACTORS, Vater arts and 2-ton Loirles. Bar M IRROOL HOUSE Quantity 'Galvanised Iron RAWLINGS' MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE rains. C.. P. Leckle, Griffith. On FURTHER PARTICULARS. APPLY FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK Wednesday, September 18th, from ^OR SALE. 75 feet 7-8 In. Wire Cable, 'PHONE; 286 GRIFFITH, N.S.W. BOX 382 1.30 p.m, to S p.m. Hth hook and loop; 30 ft. 7-8 In. do.; S eym ou r & R oxb urgh And 00ft. Jin. ditto; also, big quantity PHONE: 192 Thursday, September 9th, from Drag Chains. C. F. Leckle. cr. Yam9 a.m. to 1 1 a.m. A u c t io n e e r s , G r if fith ill and Kooyoo Street. PELS AND WHITEHEAD OPTICIANS, 117 PITT T., SYDNEY ^OR SALE, 30 Sets Leading Chains. A u c t io n e e r s , S t o c k an d S t a t io n A g e n ts ■0 pairs Draught Hames, 30 Pairs THE draught Winkers, 25 Draught Collars. G R IF F IT H L P. Leckle, Griffith. SPECIALISTS in all land matters cor. lected with the Munumbidgee Irri gation Area and surrounding districts. Comprehensive lists of Irrigable ’rENUINE Leather Shopping Bags, In (jin Aid of the Griffith Hospital) Farms, Orchards and Businesses for S.^le supplied on application. Saturday, Sept. 28 fHOTttd colors, Mac. lined; price, AUCTION SALES COfiDUCTED ANYWHERE At 3 p.m. At the Home of V. A. Edwards >/6. Geo. W. Spelrs, Our Jeweller. SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH Farm 615, Beelbangera Road, PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESMEN, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192) JENUINE Sheffield Stainless Table Near Griffith On Farm No. nd Dessert Knives, holdfast handles; 3 Miles From jgrlffith Saturday, Sept. 28 1/- dozen. G. W. Spelrs, Our Jewel ler. ■5EYMOUR AND ROXBURGH, Auc A dance on the wool shed hereby withdraw the Sale of Fann ioneers, GrifQth, have been instructed floor to the muolc of con io. 444. Y'euda, from all Agents.—-E »y the Mortgagees to Sell by Public certina and violin. MCCLELLAND. Auction Liberal Refreshments ProIfiRI'GATION FARM LEASE No. 222, -OST, between the Nine-Mile Tank tided. nd Whltton, Starting Handle for OF 25 ACRES 2 ROODS 30 lodge Car. Reward, return Area "DOWN ON THE FARM” PERCHES -Vews Office. Portion 270, Parish of Joudaryan, White Bus running from Griffith at short Intervals bounty of Cooper, Land District of LADIES’ Handbags, seasoii’s color» CASE M AK ER Prices; Gent's, 4/-; Ladies, 2/ranco. nd deslgimT every Bag beautifully R. R. Thorne, Seciy. dted; price from 14/6 to 48/6. Geo. xVnnual Rent, £28/52; Water Rate G riffith P acking Shed (R egd.) C6/5/-. V. Spelrs, Our Jeweller Doulton and Corona China With all Permanent Improvements ROYAL vare; some beautiful and useful arti lUQEY LEAGUE Wind Up Dance, B anna A ven u e W est ihereon, consisting of oles in both makes, at Geo. W. Spelrs, ruesday, 24th September. Presenta(Agent, London Assurance, Fire and Accident) HBRO Cottage, Weatlierhoard Shed Our ton of Medals. Jeweller. (20 X30), Stable, and Machine Shed, .■»HONE; 60 Mill Tank, and Water Service fully TENDERS, closing at Griffith Office TURKEY' Settings for Sale: Giant A equipped. 3ronze Wing and H.A. College Strain. noon on Monday, the 16th Septem A Jensen, Farm 1647, Yenda. Phone: The Land Is all cleared, ditched, at her, are Invited for (a) The purchase drained, well fenced and in good order. for harvesting and removal of approxi '6 Griffith. ST. ALBAN’S YOUNG MEN’S AND GIRLS’ CLUBS Plantings.—12 acres Prunes (bear inately 28 acres of wheat on Farm IN CONJUNCTION WITH ing). 2 acres planted 1927, 3 acres No. TWO FRIENDS would like Positions 277, MiiTool, or (b) The purchase aa Citrus, I'i acres Table Grapes (full of such Housemaids, or • Laundresses, crop and a temporary lease of lotels or Guest Houses; it possible, The Griffith Brass Band bearing). The' Auclioueor has Inspected this the farm (57J acres). Deposit of It iiverlna district. Apply Area News WILL PRESENT 'arm and invites Inspection any time per cent, with tenders for purchase, Office. previnns to sale by prospective buyers. plus in the case of (b) an ainoust of £5 as surety for noxious weeds des '■VACANCIES for Boarders. Mrs. Hore TERMS AT SALE Lructiou. Successful tenderer to pay- iiuya Street. For Further Particulars, or Inspection, balance of purchase money within oneIN 5 ACTS WITH 10 SCENES ippiy month from date of acceptance of ten '’OR SALE, Lucerne Hay, £4/10/NEW MARCHES DANCES SONGS SCENERY and MUSIC S ey m o u r & R oxburgh der. Water for lease will be supplies^ on. Research Station, Griffith. ALL PRODUCED LOCALLY at 7/6 per acre foot. No tender neces AUCTIONEERS, GRIFFITH FULL CASTE WITH 62 PLAYERS AND FULL BAND sarily accepted. Further particulars VVONDEKFUL VALUE in Cut Glass Telephone; 192 Box 190C POP.ULAR PRICES: 4/-, 3/- (Reserved); and 2/- (Plus taxes, if any) at Lands Office.—J. G. YOULL, Acting ioblets, 27/- doz.; better value in tumGRIFFITH bler.s. 21/- doz. Geo, W. Spelrs, Our SCHOOL CHILDREN HALF PRICES General Manager, M.I. Areas, W.C Jeweller. BOX PLAN AT CUMMINGS AND SHELLSELL’S and I.C. y for Lady Boarder, private Thursday & Friday, 3rd & 4lh October SPECIAL KATE FOR ELECTRICITY VACANCY lome, near school; terras moderate. (IN AID OF C. OF E.) SUPPLY TO FARMS.— Settlers using 7.45 P.M., LYCEUM HALL the elecfricity- supply are hereby in \pply Area News Office. Whittor* formed tliat one of the rates of clmrg WANTED, Grader and DUcIur. Par ing for domestic purposes only, i.e., Friday, September 20 2iid. per unit with a rninimuni chargt ticulars to (iulhen Bros. Good Music and Supper. Waltzing of £20 per aunum, has been made ap WAN'l'ET), a raediuin size Sidecar, REG. A.J.C. pllcable to Faims Irrespective of Us secondhand; state priov Apply R. F AFFIL. S.D.R.A. and Fox Trot Competition I. McGonigle, 0. E. Crutch, uses. Further Information available Sheldon. Farm 356, Yenda. Ht the office of the Electrical Branch Joint Hon. Secs. Grlfflth.—J. G. YOULL, Acting General HOSPITAL MOVIE PAGEANT AND Manager, M.I.A., Water Conservatioc SPORTS, OCTOBER 7th and Irrigation Commission. WILL representatives of Firms or Societies taking part attend a MEET Man with 2 or 3-horse Team, lot ING TO-NIGHT at Pageant Headquar (Late of P. F. Rossiter, Griffith) Grader Cricket Ground, Wanted for ters. Saturday M ORNING next, few hours’ Important business. Desires to notify the Fruitgrowers of ENTRIES CLOSE WITH THE SECRETARY THURSDAY, ,26th SEPT. R, Thorne, Sec.. Hospital, work, 30s. Apply Sec. I.C.C., W.C. the Area that he has commenced and I,C* Offices, Griffith, FRUIT PACKING AND CASE FULL PARTICULARS FROM THE SECRETARY— LYCEUM THEATRE MAKING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 in the Shed recently occupied by Mr, HUMPHREY BISHOP MUSICAL W. McCANN, BOX 256, OR 'PHONE 84, GRIFFITH P. F, Rossiter, JONDARYAN AVE COMEDY COMPANY A TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION A Trial Solicited 5 STAR COMEDIANS ALL BUSINESS WILL RECEIVE Mdll In' given on flic Shores of Lake. Including HIS PERSONAL ATTENTION GRIFFITH RUGBY LEAGUE GEORGE rSCRATCHER”) ROSS AT LAKEVIEW WIND UP . ^ Settlement Purchase FULL COMPANY AND JAZZ On ORCHESTRA COMING Social and Dance Farms* Box Plan now open at T. R. Lee's. FRIDAY AFTERNOON NEXT Lyceum hall Private Boarding Prices: 6/-, 5/-, 4/-, 3/- (plus tax). At O'clock Tuesday, 24lh Sept. House a v a i l a b l e o n 7th OCTOBER A MEETING The ad\autapes of the LEWIN Presentation of Gold Medals to — BOARDERS — Competition Winners TRACTOR WllEELGRlP will be dls Of Special Medals to Other Players Vacancies for Ladies and Gentlemen COUNTRY PARTY Good Accommodation played Under extraordinary conditions Land District Albury, Co. Goulburu, AND (food Supper; Latest Parish Cijornok. -Portions S, S6, and Good Floor; Novelties NATIONALIST SUPPORTERS Anyone in Power Farming is invited MRS. C. A. PEARSON 88 of 1351 acres, about 16 miles from All fool bailers specially asked to at Will bo held in to attend. Holbrook. ImprovemeiitB comprise tend, as names of medal winners will FORESHAW’S HALL YAMBIL STREET, GRIFFITH house, darns, fencing, timber treat not be announced until above date. Further Particulars ean be obtained TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. P.M. ment. Good grazing land; part tim Are you one of the lucky ones? Come Business: Federal Elections. from Water I bered with box gum. etc. FOR SALK.—Light .Spring Can. A J, Alton. Secretiuy, Griffith Rvnrirh, ill dain«. Capital value, ^230o jack Uswuud, Hou. HH-. bargain, Apply- -this office F. Q. RH AD, QRIFFITM Cpualry PaH|r, A u c tio n e e r s ,

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Thursday, Sept. 19.—Barellan Mon thly Stock Market, Etc. (See Advt.) Qow & Gow Ltd., Auctioneers. PLIGHT OF TOWN RESIDENTS Lon Chaney, his head shaven and! Friday, Sept. 20.—Humphrey Bishop one of the weirdest disguises Musical Comedy Co., Lyceum Hall. You can take a horse to the ¡wearing Iof his many outstanding adventures Friday, Sept. 20.—Whitton C. of F water, but you cannot make him Griffith, ThUrsdny, September 19, 1929 'lo-inonow at Iho railway station in the sphere of screen make up, wliile R^lubow Ball.. deputations will wait on the Railway drink, and you can turn on the Ihe enacts "Dead Legs Flint," a sin-' f'fWay, September 20.—Tractor taps in th,e residentia! centre on Commissioners with a request for the j Ister, semi-paralyzed voodoo ruler of ^*ûionstration at Lakeview, at 3 p.ni. of trucking yaixls at Grif the northern side of the railwa/ a tribe of savage devil-worshippers, Is Saturday, September 21. — C.W.A. Common Sense Prevails provision line, but that does not nec»et irP/ fith. Nothing has been done by the j the astouudlug film which should draw Stalls all day. railw.ay people In this matter, though mean that >ou will get water. a great crowd to tlie Lyceum Theatre, Saturday, September 21.—"West of Considerable relief must be felt by Innumerable promises have been given, The drought sets In In Hyancira latest ^ûzlbar” and "The Lawless Legion," motorists and by business m.en now and an effort will be made to-morrow Street on the Qist hot d- .y of summov mystery thriller, "West of Zanlbar,” a Luxe. that the Police Department, at the to extract some definite undertaking On Mond:<y morning -?sldents of :Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production, on Sunday,de September 22,—Band Coninstance of the local shire council, from the Commissioners, I,Iyandra Street arose from ;l:e!i beds ISaturday night. cert, Lyceum, 8.45 p.m. has seen tit to modify the parking i First of all the railway chiefs said with that fctikg of lassitude so com Chaney has given theatredom many Monday, September 23.—Share-farregulations applying to the town of Ithat there Avas insufficient stock here mon to Mu'iday mornluis :m1 "'^lob' but probMeeting, Merriw'agga, 3 p.m. Griffith. The original regulations to justify the erection of yards, and only a shower can disp- l They be ably his characterisations, September 23.—“Hold ’Em were iaitogether to'O arbitrary and when statistics had been furnished took themselves to th- i' bathrooms sheer , mys.ttfl.ci**anoa txiir nneauny Gate Crasher,” Lysevere; th^ gradually became un 'disposing of this objection the issue and turned on the taps. Fliero wa.s terror. The play Is ,a grim story of à üUxe. workable. of the site was raised. At one stage a gurgle irom the lap atenethiuci like revenge, laid in the primitive Monday, September 23.—Meeting of Under the new regulations cars the Railway Commissioners, the Irri tliat whi.e.h novelists den’ur.’ a sni'fo- terrible wilds of an African jungle. Chaney is ^^'uiers at Boorga, at 2 p.m. are permitted to stand alongside the gation Commission, and representa- eating nun makes just befor * the end a dominating figure in the crippled Tuesday, September 24,—Country kerbing In ,tbc oentral section of jtives of the local stock interests . . but there was no ‘1iav o' Avater ex-magician wdip, by his terrible de- Purty Meeting, Foreshaw’s Hall, 8 Banna Avenue for a period not ex- agreed on a site near the old Monier “Summer hrs •onie," '■ail tjit resi termination, and aided by the tricks ceeding ten minutes, and to enter IPipe Works, about three miles from dents of Hyaudra Street Avith one and illusions with which he holds his Tuesday, September 21.—Vine Grow’and leave the central parking spaces Griffith. It is said that plans w’ere voice. sway over thé savage horde, trails his Association, Annual Meeting, 8 from either side. These alterations actually drawn for yards on this site, A n Did Complaint enemy relentlessly through many tershould not only suit the convenience but then the proposal was turned to final destruction, ! Wednesday, September 25.—Meeting of motorists, but they shoufid also dowm by the Rallwây Commissioners For years now the same discomfort rors Audiences at the Lyceum Theatre Club Associates at 4.30 has been suffered by the residents of mean a considerable saving in wear on the score of inconvenience and ex September 27—Caledonian tills otherwise favored locality, and in will renew acquaiuuuiccs with the' and tear on the road surface. Under pense. It was then proposed that other streets on the northern side of ;greaU>outdoors in Ken Maynard’s Memorial Hall, the old system cars were forced to yards should be built at Beelbangei-a, the line tliei-o is a disUnct shortage of First National western, "The | Friday, Septemoer 27.—Hotel Vledo quite a iot of unnecessary travel and this was supported by the Irriga Lawless Legion,” in A A ’hicli he and Night Out, in aid of R.C. Bazaar, ling on the Avenue, and, in the tion Commission for reasons only water eveîT Monday morning when' Tarzan jjisplay their ability to thrill Firifflth. aggregate, this extra traffic must known to that authority. The Wade the week-end has been hot. -Com and hold their audience from the be-!, iâturday. Sept. 28, Shearers' Dance plaints have been frequent and there have added cons'cdenably to the bur- Shire Council after a long discussion ginning to the end, when the picture Griffith Hospital at. V Edhave been as many promises of re den of the roadway. It must be and many amendments supported Avards’ Farm, No. 615, Beelbangem. dress by the Irrigation Commission, iq is qprppnpd screened. admitted, however, that the new Oeelbangera also. screened. Saturday. September 28, 3 p.m. still administers the service. Iti “The Lawless Legion" is a real| regulations will cast an additional Then the Progress Association, in which was first claimed that when the new audience picture— built around MayAuction Sale of Farm 222, three mll^^ responsibility of care on the motor the Interests of the stock owmers, storage reservoir was in use the nard and Tarzan. They are provided ^^5 acres). Seymour dnd ist. The regulations now permit a waited on the Council and asked that urgh, auctioneers. driver to enter and leave the park body to reverse its decision and advo nuisance would disappear, but last with a fast moving story, taken from, ox Wednesday and Thursday, October ing areas from either side,and neces cate a more convenient site, prefre- summer, though the new reservoir an incident of Texas history, and car- 2 and 3.—Methodist Exhibition and was in operation, the position was ried to the Mexican border, Charles sarily, unless motorists observe ably the Monier Pipe v orks. The R- Rogers, producer of Maynard’s pic- Snow Pair, Griffith, pi'oper caution, traffic oomplicaticns Council deferred consideration pend worse than ever. tures for First National, provided an Thursday aitd Friday, October 3 and and, perhaps, even collisions, will ing a definite expression of opinion Grave Danger excellent cast In Nora Lane, Paul 4. , — "A Midsummer Night's Dream," result. The Police, too, have been from the stock owmers themselves. On The complaint of the householders, Hurst, J. P. McGowan. Frank Ricé burdened with an added responsl. Saturday ntternoon the slock owners Friday, October 4.- Darliugton Ft, blllty. Whilst It was Illegal for any met at a meeting called by the Pro who pay dearly enough for their and IIoAvard Truesdell: Harry J Auuual C. of E. Ball. car to park along the footpath in grcss Association, and by a unanimous water supply in all conscience, is BroAvn directed. Monday, Oct. 7.— Munster Hospital the central section the task of the ote the site near the Power House, Avorthy of regard, but tliere i.5 a more _ Movie Pageant at Griffith (Cycle and police officers patrolling the town at the eastern extremity of »the lowm rious aspect to the question even Glenn Iryons latest UuiAersal 1General Sports, Reg. Race Meeting than this. What would nappen if a was easy enough. But now that a ship was selected. Messrs. Guiheu ring A’ehlcle, ‘1he Gate Crasher, >^0Ale Ifiocesslon). right of limited trespass has been ■md Richards will lead a deputation to fire broke out in Hyan Ir.i Street on which Avill open at the Lyceum j satunlay, October 12.—Presbyterian extended to motor drivers there will he railway authorities this morning a Sunday night Avithout Avater being Theatre on Monday is featured Ity; being again a combination of the Avork Tuesday, November 19.—Mad Hat be more work for the police to do. and press for the provision of yards available to the fire brigade. Motorists will be entitled to exercise on this site. If the slightest breeze were stir, of Tryon as star, Patsy Ruth Miller ters’ Dance, Lyceum, Griffith, in aid of { to the full their right to park for ring and the fire gained a suffi as leading AAomau,' and William Cratt R,e. Church. ten minutes alongside the kerbing, cient start nothing could be done as director. This trio also made but, in the interests of other motor Boon to Motorists to prevent it wiping out one of the "Painting the Tgaaii,”- "A Hero, for a Pretty Wedding ists, they must not be allowed to use most valuable residential blocks Night,” and “Hot Heels.” Tfle sup ;o:porting cast includes T. Roy Barnes, the privilege is a cover for Indeterof the township. Messrs. Seymour and Roxburgh, Beth Harold, Fred Malatesta, Tiny minate loitering. It is a matter WARD—SNAITH Referring to the shortage Avhich A A a s . P a y t o n . Russell in which the motorists themselves auctioneers, of Griffith, have been ap gmlth. should co-operate with the police, nointed sole district agents for the experienced on Monday morning Roeque will be seen in his lest, through abuse, this privilege be latest motor accessory—a combined resident of the top street remarked to spotlight and trouble light. This light an "Area NeAvs” representative on J lost to them. The Methodist Church, Griffith, Avas The Police Department is to be is easily attached to any car. By Tuesday, "If such a thing can happen i which AA'ill be the supporting the scene of a pretty A\eddlng on Lyceum on Monday Saturday last, the 14th iust., between commended on the-promptness It dis simply clipping one lead to a battery after the first mildly waim Sunday j Dorothy Sualtli and Mr. T. A. played in attending to the complaint Avire and another to any meial part of the season things are not going to be âte. Jeanette Loff is Ward, both of Griffith. The fine of the local authority regarding the the car, the lamp frame becomes too gay during the heat of the sumtraffic regulations that had been im luaguctlsed and this enables It to grip mer." his leading Avomau. spring morning accentuated tlie General Experience posed, especially as they had been securely any part of the car. The beauty of the church decoratious. The drafted, in the beginning, according light is a real boon to motorists for The same tOAvnsmau assured our bride looked very pretty in, her frock to the advice of both the local go breakdowns, engine trouble, fusing representative that last Monday morn of radium lace and crepe de cheue, S h e lly C up verning authority and the Irrigation of headlights, tall lights or punctures. ing it A AAdth tulle veil and bouquet of SAA’eet A ’as impossible to obtain one Department. Indeed the Police Motorists are invited to visit the drop of AA-ater from the taps at his peas, orange lilies, and ferns. She CRICKET ASSOCIATION officers were quicker in realising the agents’ office, next to Lyceum, Griffith, house and that the experience of his A\as attended by her sister. Miss lA^y FORMED futility of the existing regulations and see a demonstration. as bridostìtai^, neighbors Irad been similar. , uujeiuiuv\\as cia held mnu in ui utv i at.who i waa meeting A the nuiJiTiiai Imperial than were the local authorities. A The high price of Avater for domesCafe last Friday, at A A iiich delegates police officer who visits this centre georgette Avith lace. The Rev-. R. purposes and for gardens in the from Mlrrool House, IlallAvay,, St. only at Intervals told an "Area ~ A , l-, George White officiated. The bride Coming Wedding tic tOAvnshlp has been a gricA'ance for banks, St. Patrick's and News" representative that he had was given away by lier brother, Mr. ------ :o:-----years, and in those sections AA-here an Cricket Clubs, were present. It Avas Will Snaith, of Hanwood. ami Mr. J. wondered how long It would be be Next Wednesday, September ,25, at inadequate, .supply is added to tlie ex- dt eided to form an a.ssociatiqu to con Gibbs of the Producers’ Company fore complaint was raised locally pensiveness of the commodity there l.s trol the mutches for the Shelly Cup. against the regulations which he, Wyalong, the marriage of MlsS Muplel growing resentment on the part of j t Avas agreed that play for the cup acted as best man. from his observations, had concluded Potts and Mr. Ralph Simpson Avill be aresidents. should commence on the first Tuesday Mrs. Snaith received the guests at were altogether too stringent for celebrated. Miss Potts, A\hose home Uist year, at the height oT sum- | In October, Tlie draw for the first her home in \ambil Street. The bride, the local traffic requirements. The is at Wyalong, has been for six mer. a representative of this paper round and succeeding rounds is as folGriffith same officer promised that If further mouths in the office of Mr. G. A. H. visited several residences on the nor- lows;— Railway play the holders, Im- Producers’ Company, and the brideRichards, of Griffith, and M r. Simp amendments were required at a later side of the line early one Mon- perlal Cafe; St. Alban’s, Mirrool House Kroom, 6f tlie Mlrrool Export Co., are date any suggestions put forward by son, formerly of Mosman. is now a thern day morning, and in every instance and St. Patrick’s play the holders of knoAvn locally, resident of Yenda, wliere the couple’s the Council or representative local the water supply was found to be the cup in the order mentioned. They departed the same day foi Ue body would receive careful attention. future home aa-IU be. practically cut off. Residents are. hop-j The following offloers were aiipoin- South Coast, where the honeymoon a "It is our aim,” he said, “to frame Uiat a better AAeek-end pumping ted; E’atrou, Mr. W. G, Carney: presi- belhk spent. regulations to meet the particular This is certainly a commons.ense lug arrangement will be ptade this sum- dent, Mr. Shellsell; vice-president, Mr. ——— —. ■ —~ attitude, and the nbw regulations needs of particular centres; not to mer. They ai-e deserving of tills conH. Wolfgang, and secretary and W tfods’ Great Psppermtnt Oufa appear to meet the present needs of try and make every town conform to sicferatlon certainly. tieasurer, Mr L. Wallace. ptrst AW for Coughs. Colds, Itifhieti*». the one set of rules and regulations.” traffic in the town of Griffith.

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am in the city and am broke a.nd have no friends. What shall 1 do? Abe." The father wrote hack; “Dear Abo; Make some fripnda quick. Father." o------ -o Manager: 'Where Is Mr. Brown?" Clerk: "Speaking on the telephone to his wife." ^ “How do^'you know it’s his wife?’.’ “Well, he’s been ' on the telephone Iialf an hour and I’ye only heard hi'n aay ’HeTlp,' so far." 0—-- o Prospective Son-in-Law: “I quite tail to see your objection. You admit my character is without blemish." Father: “Yes, that’s just the rouble. Nice thing it would be tor mo to go through the rest of my life with you held up as a sliiuiug ex .implo!" 0----- -o Billy had been told that a tradition 8 something handed down from parents to children. So the next day at school he explained to his teacher that he was late because “Mother had to mend my traditiuiis.”

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GRIFFITH WILL be pleased to receive parUca A carter who ,engaged an irishman ‘»rs of Properties and Stock For Sale N SALES CONDUCTED lb Aucilon to work for him soon discovered tba^ 'VUCTIO Sales Conducted In any part ANY FART OF THE STATE. uf the District; Weekly Auction Mar Patrick was not too bright. .1 . L . S E R IO R I. The Irishmau was constantly put STOCK A PROPERTY LIST« OV ket EVEKi! SATURDAY at I p.m. APPLICATION. ting the end boards of the cart on (b.US.) r. CrMcKenna & Sons AGENT FOB— wrong. He w'ould put the front board PHONE 98. (IJulvtrsity of Sydney) BOX 1131 .A chiiid and the back board in front. DEN TAL SURGEON. Wwaey Harris Co. Ltd.-Farmlng 'M u s ic & P ia n o H ouse Finally the carter painted a large HOURS : 9 s.m. till 6 p.m., o Machinery,; May and MlUer—WlmBANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH ‘B’’ on each board and called Pat't fuera Soarlfler; Balgoty ana Ud. Ltd. BV AppoiN IMENI . (Next to Marshalls, Dentist) attention to them. -Stock, Properties, Wool and MerH . 0 . P E C K , “Now, blockhead,” he said, “yoi. ohandise Departments — Mt. Lyell Soia Agents for Suttons Ltd., famou Addrosi 1 ?an’t make any more mistakes. Thi. A u c tio n e e r , Superphosphate; General Accident Crossley 8-Valve and All Electric R u ra l B an k C h a m b e rs ‘B" is for before, and this ‘B’ for be Fire and Life Corporation Ltd.—All Radios QRIFFITH. S to c k and S t a t io n A g en( hind." Claeses of Insurance; Gloria Light ^ Also the Katster, and Attwater Kent Phone Î *49, Co. Ltd.—Benzlne and BlecUlo Light Etc. A dealer had an old cart that lu ing Systems. H o te l G r if fith B u ild in g s . 'Agents for C. H. McFarland Ltd., fo could not manage to sell. At last In the Rudolf, Steinberg, Gustave J. E. A N D R E A , Sasf Terms. 'Phones Griffith 101*. G R IF F IT H said to his assistant;— Straucb, an d the Hollywood Playei h HONE : 3 Q U . “The only way to get rid of that Pianos; also the Spaethe, F. Webbei, thing is to mark it down until they’vt I iBHrlng »ales Cou .ucted m Any Pu L D.S , B.D.Sc. (Melb. Univ.) Oundermanu and Zouerbach Pianos got to buy. Letter a placard and put of the District. SURGEON DENTIST Repairs to Alt Musical Instruments, A . L . T O N G S ‘ Who W 'iil take, this car awm y for Trucks Ordsrss! fs.- Ar:y f rksrs deluding Plano Tuning, Phonogra'pl NEXT CARNEY AND SON, Agent for— £5?” ' Repairsi The best English Spring; Lang Stiieaman A Commlaalon AgenL GRIFFITH The next day a man entered and Austrailan General Fire lL.,uranct and Parte Stocked. Jazz Bands a Hours ; So.. LUl. “Is that a bona flde offer?'*' FINLEY, N. .W. Specialty J a m. to 6 p.m.; later, by appointmeii asked: On being told that it was, he re PHONE: 325 Visits : plied: “Well, I’m sure there's a Venda—Every fourth Sunday In 3atcli somew'here; bu|. I’ll take :i each month L H . D IC K S O N chance. Hand over the five pounds! ' KtROStNf FARHAND Uaukln’s Springs—1st Sunday in o------ o each month EDtfRAL PURPQ5 f ■Secretary: “A man has called for Telephone: 271 SOLI CI TOR an int6rview^ He wishes you to tell him the secret of your success in life." RURAL BANK CHAMBERS Financier: “Is he a journalist pr-:_ BANNA AVENUt, GRIFFITH er—a detective?” (s— — <j........................... makf fjtnu Dusünq efìUicnt Householder (who has been w'atchí'E a j’¡e>t.Jl)eedíej1 Diulíiun Will Do All I G . W . A . W E L C H iiig delivery from the window); “I Your Farm < A r c h it e c t . think, coalman, there are several RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, Work < large pieces in your cart w'hlch have QRIFFITH. fallen out of my sacks." Cheaply and < Box 10 ---------- 'Phone: **8 Indignant Coalman; “Oh! I’ll bring Efficiently < RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, ’em in. mum. And there’s a bit in my LEETON. See It At \ A complete covering eye you can 'ave as well, when I get ’Phon»! 4 OUR DEPOT< Box II. of trees, vines and it out!" o----—o vegetables with protective materials Is assured with EFFECTIVE G.B. "He had joined a golf club, and on his first round he hit the ball a DUSTS applied with the mighty swipe w'hicli by some miracle landed it in the hole in one. P R O D U C E M E R C H A N T S A N D C O M M IS S IO N At the second tee came another A G E N T S miracle. Again he did the hole in one, y I BLOWER m n\A/i=D iSlIST i^Tic-r CUN AMifLi and as the ball disappeared into the Y A M B IL S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H P h o n e : 1 7 6 The Gun is handy, easy to operate, hole-he turned round, white and trem JÍ¿ll helv and most important of all, when crops bling. “Gosh!” he breathed, "I C a s e T r a c t o r s , S h e a r e r Im p le m e n t s o f a l l T y n e s are at stake. It does the job well. thought I’d missed it that time.” S O L E A G E N T S F O R East Street, iSarandera 0--- o F a rm ers’ Im plem ent Co., A nderson's Seeds, Cum ing Sm ith Fertilisers Visits Mr. Duff’s Pharmacy, Griffith, GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO. Alfa-Laval S eparators, P lan et Ju n io r Farm and G arden Im plem ents, ’ Ssoond Thursday Each Month 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE The shopper was on her wmy out after leaving her list of groceries to Q ueensland Insurance Com pany be delivered. Suddenly she turned C A S H B U Y E R S O F W O O L S K IN S A N D B A G S and said, coldly: — “Never mind the cranberries, Mr. L . B E R E C R Y Dugan. I see the cat Is sleeping on J . H . D A V E Y them." B u ild e r an d C o n tra c to r W i n d o w C le a n e r “Bless you, ma’am! She won't QAL. fine old SHERRY G R IL F IT M mind me waking her up!” INVALID PORT _ _ _ G r iffith 10/- SELECT RICH SHERRY Plana, Spocmcallons and Estimate» 0------ o WHITE PORT_______ 12/8 WHITE MUSCAT _ _ . 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"ivook at the number,” said the hard DEMIJOHN« SUPPLIED. 7/6 EXTRA. MONEY REFUNDED ON RETURN, case. is now situated In premises In PLASTERER. VAMBIL STREET, opposite Mlrrool PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL A trial WILl IATIBPy YOU TO THE FXCELLENT QUALITY OF “Oh,” said the sergeant, “and what’s the big Idea?” All Ctassea of Platter and Cement Export Co., and carries a FULL OUR WINES RÀNGB of Tyres, Tubes, etc. “To make sure I don’t clean someWork Undertaken. pne CYCCiS ON iA|Y TfRM« PAflM m . GRIFFITH SURGICAL, MEDICAL, OBSTETRIC SISTER B. H. BROWN 'PHONE: 97

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SEASON OPENS th OCTOBER The cricket season will open on the Sir,—With reference to the com- QUEENSLAND GROWERS AWAKE first Sunday afternoon in October, plaint about Mr. Hughes, Mr. Maxwhen IrrlgaUon Cricket Club (holders well and other Nationalists being dis A Queensland writer In the "Citrus of the Carney Cup) meet the Town News,” coinmentlng on the recent ad elecen at the I.C.C. Oval. On the loyal, note: 1. The Bruce Government was not vertising stunt in Brisbane, says:— same day Hanwood play Yenda at a Nationalist Government ; but a coal "The Queensland grower Is viewing Yenda. The draw for the remaining with alarm the steady flow of south games In the first round of matche.s ition. 2. The repeal of the Arbitration ern citrus oh the local market. Un is— ,Act Was not, nor ever was, a plank in fortunately many are blaming the 20th and 27th October: Town v. southern grower when there Is only Yenda at I.C.C. Oval; Hanwood v. Irri the Nationalist platform. 2. The maintenance of the Aibllra little cause to do so. The matter gation at Hanwood. tion Act was a plank in the National came to a head during Exhibition 3rd and 10th November.-—Yenda v. Week, when the local agent for "Ex irrigation at LC.C. Oval; Town v. 1st platform.—Yours, etc., VERB. SAT. cello" oranges with commendable Hanwood at Hanwood, enterprise arranged for the preeent^'^ Although there will he only, four tion of an orange week. Of cohrse. clubs competing for the Cup In the ' Berrigan Coroner all the orangas wete ‘Excellos,’ and Griffith and District Association this many Queensland growers are Incons year, It is likely that the cricket will REQUIRES INQUEST ed. Several customers Immediately be of a higher standard, than has been Whilst returning from Melbourne cancelled their accounts, or at least previously exhibited. In his car on Thursday evening, Mr stated their intention of doing so. But Practice has already begun, and David Rhys Griffiths, a well known the local grower is entirely to blame there Is a bustle of aotlvit and en solicitor and district coroner, of Ber for tho unenviable state of affairs thuslasm in the rival c.amps. Irriga rigan, was killed. Mr. Griffiths, who They are able to produce a better flnv tion will be further strengthened this wiw^^wavellias alone, had passed ored orange than our friends dewn be season by the inclusion of three or through Nagamble at about 5 o’clock low, yet the competition Is frighten four additions. Ted Graham and D in the evening, and the accident occur ing them. The whole trouble lies Ir Klrwan have, transferred from Han red some five or six miles on the north the lack of decent marketuig facilities wood, the foi'mer a wicketkeeper and side of that town. A cigarette and a in Queensland. Tho packing housef all-rounder, and the bowling depart box of matches found In his hand will have to como or the Oueensland luent will receive assistance by the leads to the impression that the de industry will go under within five inclusion of left-hand Klrwan, who is The wise mother pins her faith in ceased gentleman was In the act of years.” capable of bowling a good length Gold Medal Milk. It is safe from the lighting the cigarette when the cai medium to fast ball. Vlv. Howe, of struck a rut and throw him out. Thf dust and dirt of street, train, suburban the Depailment of Justice, Conuelley car overturned, and the body war FOR SALE, jshough Posts, Strainers (Public Instruction) and R. James dairy and doorstep. found some distance away. Stays and Wire for trellising 3i acrc.i (Railways) will materially strengthei, of vines. Apply Box 24, Griffith, Gold Medal is rich farm milk from heal the batting and fielding. The Town Club also have several thy cows that are rigidly watched by experienced new hands and may do Nestle’s inspectors; rich farm milk tested Social and Dance even better than last season. for purity and swiftly taken to Nestle^s Yenda and Hanwood are reported to Women's Auxiliary Corps (RS. and he fielding strong elevens, so that factory, wheie it is instantly condensed REG. A.J.C. S.l.ti. of A.), Memorial Hall, Griffith, some record-breaking performances AFFL. .D.R.A. Wednesday, September 25, at 8 p.m. and sealed/ Thus Gold Medal Milk is are not at all unlikely. Dancing, Cards, Vocal Items. A Jolly pure and safe wherever and whenever There will be no pl.iy-off games Good Time Assured. Diggers, Bring (semi-finals) as last year, and the club you buy it. Why accept any other brand? Your Wives ! Gents, 2/-; Ladies, a H ospital Benefit showing the best average at the con basket or 2/-. — M. Matthews, Hon. Meeting elusion of the second round of mat Sec., W.A.C, ches will secure possession of tho Gai ney Cup. Monday, Oct. 7 Another cup. however, has been pre sented to be won In an elimination Eight-Hour Day process between the four teams, first ENTRIES CLOSE WITH THE SECR playing third, second against fourth (Late of P. F. Rossiter, Griffith) Desire« to notify the Fruitgrowers of ETARY THURSDAY, 26th SEPT. and a final, at the conclusion of the the Area that he has commenced season. FULL PARTICULARS FROM THE FRUIT PACKING AND CASESECRETARYMAKING In the Shed recently occupied by Mr. P. F. Rossiter, JONDARYAN AVE. W. McCANN, BOX 266, OR •PH ONE hiuitralian Dried Fruit 84. GRIFFITH HEAVY SALES IN ENGLAND Very heavy sales of Australian dried M7 fruit wore effected In Great Britain LOOK during last week, when realisations PURE FRESH COUNTRY MILK FROM HEALTHY COWS were effected to a total value of £236,000, easily a record week in the aistory of the Australian dried fruit trade. These salejs followed on the opening of the seasonal demand, and also on JAP MILLET ................ per lb., 3d. reports of rain damage to the Turkish ...... per lb,, 7d. SUDAN SEED AMBER CANE ........... per lb., 4id. harvest which had been estimated to GREEN FEAST PEAS produce at least 60,000 tons of Smyrna .. ................. .. per bushel, 28/-’ Sultanas- The extent of damage tc ..... per quarter, 5/POTATOES this crop is not definitely known, but a shrinkage of 5000 tons^^may be ex pected. Louez Bros. Last week Australian sales covered GRIFFITH GENERAL MERCHANT 5088 tons Sultanas at an average of £41/16/3 per ton, 516 tons currants It £41/15/- and 43 tons Lexias at £40 18/8. Of the present harvest 41,647 tons have been shipped to British ports, 3 i and it Is expected that a record total ' . :> jssSLiXaf 47,500 to 50,000 tons will ultlmatelj X IT be forwarded when shipments are completed for the season. Of this quantity, 16,815 tons have already been sold of a total value of £745,250. It is expected that further heavy sales of Sultanas will be effected during the next few weeks, and It is hoped that this will be the case, in view of the heavy exports of Sultanas to Great Britain. is t h e o n l y k i n d o f j o b w e t u r n o u t . Sales to Canada 4116 tons, to New Bring your worn tyres to us for inspection. We are Zealand 1626 tons, and to South Africa specialists in this work, and will not retread a tyre 210 tons together, have absorbed unless we are convinced that the walls are strong some 6000 tons. enough to give good service after the job has been done. The total sales from the fruit ex ported therefore cover 23,000 tons to Tyre and tube repairs of all kinds are handled date. These are greatly in excess of rapidly with our up-to-date vulcanising plant the total exporterl for the, whole of the 1928 season, when 19187 tons were Wa» c a r r y n full sto ck : shipped to all oversea countries. of M o to r S p ir it In commenting on the foregoing a n d S lie il M o to r O ils. the chairman of the Commonwealth Export Control Board (Mr. W. C. F Thomas) expressed pleasure ou the progress of sales, but pointed out the necessity of •securing the major i»or tion of the British trade for raisins, ADVANX GRIFFITH TYRE REPAIR COMPANY In view of the fact that Australian R4 shipments this year will be sufficient BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH te cover nearly 50 per cent, of the total requirements for raisins in Great Britain, and heavy and progressive 6

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On Sunday aUvnioou a riiin-.scun tive meeting of bmldiug Jiradnuiu-- ami, Jacksons decided to till in a aap in tile social lite of 'i'abbila liy loiTum' a cricket club. The nu-efing va.s D em onstrated very enthusiastic, and tlm loih'Win.g w'^ore elected to the various otlicc . Patron, Mr. T. I. Campbidl, llcadoou •, 3-Valve ‘ *ri(l Set, £16 10s. President, Mr. H. Black; viev pivsi C O M P L E T E W I T H ALL ACCESSORIES dents, Messrs. J. Crmnt). O. Neljxni and EASY TE R M S A V A I L A B L E Austin Johnstone; secretary ami Ml K ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ treasurer, Mr. Winflohl: dcl“'M f >, ■ « ■ ■ « C9 • ■ Messrs. Nelson and Winlicld. It was decided to have a wovlciim, Ive m,! Saturday, 1st iusl., ami to stari char ing the gromui. The clnb invi;i>': :\y,sistance from anyone who can spare |a few hours to help along Um t'fn'd ‘work. It was arranged to hold a duncfe and c-ut1 p.iny at lOe M-.m-P Hull on Wednesday the 25tli insl.; to assist the funds of the elub. Mtv.srs. Have Opened a New and Up-to-date Winfield and A. Johnstone and J. B'msett being amiointed a eummittce to G r a d i n g and Packing "^hed take charge of the funct'om Several In the Premises lately Occupied D> Fl>e Arnr Packing Co. In other matters came under discussion, YAMBIL STREET GRIFFITH, and it was resolved to adjouni the until next Sunday, when tin' Will l^ick. Pack and Consign loi 2s 6d per case meeting tlelegates would be in a luisition. to enlighten the olub as to whether it was desirable at this stage to link up A Big Sale of about 1000 anadian cases with other district clubs in running a competition. d

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■‘:i' as a result of the measure of control C .W .A . N ights Introduced at the request of growers and sanctioned by the State and Com >:o: monwealth Parliaments, the dried BALL AND CHILDREN'S REVEL BELIEF OF 8.A. GROWERS fruits Industry has been saved from GAY TIMES AT LYCEUM the destruction that then threatened PETITION TO GOVERNMENT It The Griffith branch of the Country Women’e Aeaoclatlon wae That the South Australian dried Although exposed to the fiercest and responsible for two nights of fes most relentless competition ever fruits growers are not Intent upon re known at any period In the 'world’s tivity last week. On Thursday taining control In their Industy Is markets, and In the face of an ack night the annual ball of the eatabllshed through a petition presen nowledged over-production of dried branch waa held In the Lyceum, ted to the State Qovenunent on their vine fruits the great bulk of the Aus followed on Friday night by a behalf. tralian crop has been exported with chllidren’a revel. The petition was couched In the fol out a bounty or any other financial as For both functions the hall was de lowing terms;— sistance and has been sold at prices lightfully decorated. Mrs. Ebert was We the undersigned directors and well above those realised in the years responsible for the design, and the managers of co-operative, and owners immediately, preceding the enactment cbmmittee of the branch carried out and managers of proprietary, drieti scheme. Suspended from the cell fruits packing sheds, representing a of legislative control, and which, the ing were ten large Chinese lanteros though far from rendering growers majority of the growers and this yisar In w'hich were enclosed powerful prosperous, have been sufllclent so far handling fruit equal to 90 per cent, of lights, and surrounding these were and on the whole, to cover normal the total South Australian pack for clusters of balloons which were set off costs of production and to enable the 1929 season, respectfully request that the bill for the re-enactment of glowers to "carry on.” The whole of with greenery and Imitation, and the the Dried Fruits Act, with amend each year’s Australian crop of dried whole scheme was effective and pleas ments asked for by the State Board vine fruits has been disposed of; th( Ing. be Introduced at as early a date an export business has been worth about On Thursday night the president of may be convenient in the current Par one and a half million pounds to Aus the branch, Mrs. Bradbury, welcomed liamentary session; and further, that tralia annually, and this year’s export the guests and officially opened the the time limit of two years hitherto will probably realise about millions bail; She was presented by Miss Ebert with a bouquet on behalf of the imposed be abandoned and the Act bo on London parity. made of indeterminate duration, an With an intimate knowledge of tlic members, and responding said that has been done with the analogouo conditions and circumstances of the rather than receive a bouquet she should bestow one on each member of Comuionwealth Act. dried fruits industry, as growers We are grateful for the protection packers and selling agents (many of the committee, all of whom had work already given to the dried fruits lu the co-operative sheds now doing od splendidly to make the ball a suc dustry and for the sympathetic Inter their own marketing), we confidently cess. Mrs. Ebert piade special men est which your Government has dir a.ssert that these results could not tion of the work performed by Mrs. played In Its welfare, and happy in have been obtained without this con Edw'ards, the honorary secretary. the knowledge that it is the Intentioi trol, 90 per cent, of our growers would The ball undoubtedly was a success. of your IMnistry to re-introduce the 'lave been forced off their holdings Visitors w'ere present from far and Dried Fruits Act We therefore ven and the irrigation settlements bank wide, and it was one of the happiest ture to lay before you the reason:? rupted; that control is .as essential to social functions of the year. The Melody Makers’ Orchestra sup prompting our present request. day as it v'as when first intx'oduce-; An early introduction of the bill ir? and, in view of the world situation plied the music. Children's Night desli-ed in order that growers shall even more essential; and that we car. know that the bill has been re-onaoted see not the slightest reason to sup Friday night at the Lyceum Theatre before the poll for grower member nose that a time will ever come when was the occasion of gaiety and enjoy ment for the children ot Griffith, who of the Dried Fruits Board, which mu:; it w'ill not be essential. must have had the happiest of nights take place by December of this yea “In this connection we beg to draw and In order that the board, as newly your attention to the fact that the Gre when they gathered at the C.W.A. constituted after the election, will b ' oian currant industry lias been regu juvenile revel. able to got to work immediately with lated by the Government decree with From the beginning until the end an assurance that Its labors will not respect to its export for more than 3U they held the floor and the orchestra, and there was no opposition. The be fruitless. that in recent years the Spanish growm-ups were content to watch tlio The omission of a time limit in the years, TOvemment has found it necessary to Act is desired because of the contir enact legislation for the protection of revelry, and the young ladies wlio ual uncertainty caused by any such Its raisin growers on -somewhat sinr wrere present helped the children in their enjoyment. Mr. S. Edwards and limitation, with no compensating ad lines to those of our Australian Mr. J. R. Aiton were the masters vantage therefrom. It is patent, and iar acts ,and that the Turkish Go of ceremonies, and the success of all our experience confirms us in thl control vernment been forced to assist the evening w'as largely due to conviction, that control such as is pro Ihe Smyrnahassultana growers througli thè manner in which they control vlded for hy the Dried Fruits Act (he operations of the Alcohol Mono led the 200 or more children in their absolutely essential to the mainten poly Administration, which purchase charga ance of the dried fruits industry ir quantities of sultanas for distil The oi'chestra, Messrs. Joel, Gleuthis State and in Australia; and ther< large purposes with the object of non and Langtip, played music dear to Is no reason to suppose that it wil lation stabilising prices by preventing a glul- the hearts of the children, and “Here ever not be necessary. We Come Gathering Nuts in May” was The experience of over 30 years ha; ted market. conclusively shown the advantages to Through the absence of legislation, the signal for a stampede round thé the grower of co-operation and organ such as Australian growers have en hall. Some of the smaller girls were Isation in the dried fruits Industry joyed, the American raisin industry content to circle around the middle of and the events of recent years hav< has been reduced to the most appal the hall, and with a number of young demonstrated that only by the mair ling straits ,and there is a' distinct in ladies looking after tliem they made tenance of this co-operation and or clination in California to copy Austra a very pretty picture and must have ganlsatlon at the highest possible-pitch lian metliods. Indeed, we can see no enjoyed themselves. \ of efficiency can the industry hope tc solution to the difficulties that menace At the commencement ^ e ry child survive. This was strongly stressed raisin growers everywhere except by W'as given a present or two, and In its report on the Dried Fruits In means of legislative control in all the as these took the form of truni dustry of Australia (compiled after a principal raisin growing countries, and pets, whistles and clappers, the noise most searching investigation) by the an international arrangement to pre at times bcgganxl description. Then Development and Migration Commis vent the distrubance of the world's came the fancy dress parade, when sion, which also declared that legis markets by an uncontrolled surplus three prizes were given. Mrs. J. J lative control was absolutely essential production. We have stated that by Mitchell, Miss Robinson and Mr. Burn to enable the industry to work out it: means of control our growlers have stein were the judges, and the win been enabled to “carry on”, but we ners were prseented by Mrs. S. Ed destiny. And this is the point we wish par can assure you that they have been wards with their prizes. They were: tlcularly to make. In the absence of enabled to do more than this, and —Best Girl: June O’Donnell, as Fairy such continuous legislative control it they are in no position to meet the Best Boy: Max Hurley, as an Indian would be impossible to maintain the losses which any relinquishment of Rajah. And a Special prize w'ent to co-operative organisation, without control would inevitably entail. Judy Matthews, who w'as dressed as which the dried fruits industry cannot We therefore urge the speedy re Noughts and Crosses. hope to hold its own against the fierce enactment of the Dried Fruits Act and Mrs. Alton was responsible for competition which it has to meet in the abolition of all statutory llmita 'Very pleasing entertainment when 24 the markets of the world, and in the tion to the period for which it is to little girls of the Griffith Public School face of which it has survived so fai run. sang "How Would You Like to be a only by virtue of the control hitherto And your petitioners wdll ever pray Little Baby Girl?” and with theii etc. enjoyed. voices and actions made a great hit It Is a matter of history that the ,with their listeners Another item, voluntary organisation that had served also from the school, was given by FOR THE BLIND growers so well tor nearly 30 years four tiny girls, who recited "The Pep was unable to cope with the sudden The winning number of the Sherar per Box.” This was also applauded. and prodigious increase in production ton antique cabinet of cutlery, raffled Then, at ten o’clock, the children were following the repatriation of many on the 31st ult., in aid of our Blind entertained to supper, and they bad a hundreds of returned soldiers in the Boys and Girls’ Hostel Extension right royal feast. The marquee in the Irrigation areas of Soulli Australia, Fund, wms 6972, and the ticket was opuualr picture house was crowded, Victoria, and New South Wales, that held by O. Parsons, Tungamah. and the helpers «oon had the children made essential the exportation of the enjoying themselves with those things greater portion of the crop. In this Mr. E. D. Mallett, who for the past that delight hungrÿ little people. After State eBpeclully the disorganisation twelve months has filled the position the children had eaten, the adults, due to the operation.^ of independent of accountant in the A.B.C. Bank, 150 or more, were catered for, ami tlie dealers was such as was rapidly pro Wagga, has received notification of children w'ere then alfowed the free ducing a condition of complete chaos, his promotion to manager at Darling use of the hall. Mrs. Simpkins played which, communicating itself to the ton Point. the extras for them, so tliere was no Industry throughout Australia, result break in their enjoyment. Towards ed in losses so severe that hundreds the end of the evening Mr. Edwards of growers were enabled to continue: The Southern Area Railway Com handed children balloons, which on their holdings only by an advance missioner (Mr. J. D. Reid) stated that he took the from the decorations. By mid of £2u5,000 (most of which had after the primary producers of the State night the children were happy and wards to be converted into a grant) were largely to blame for the losses tired, and their waiting parents and made by the Commonwealth Govern on the rullw'ays. He attributed the elder fi'iends escorted their small ment for the production and haiwest- deficit to the fact that the railways small charges home, both growm-ups Ing of their 1925 crop, were not getting a proper proportion and children feeling that the evening It I f alio a mattar of hlatory that of the traffic. bad been of the happiest,

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B.A.C. BECOMES RAMPANT Oue* shilling per week deposited regularly in the Commonwealth Savings In that part of Scotland from which (To the Editor) Bank will, in 23J year;!, reach a total of £100—provided that the deposits Sir,—I should like to commend tê Mr. Donald Grant hailed, the “Wee action of your paper in attempting to Frees,” a strict and zealous Presby are regular and tho interest Is allowed to remain in the Savings Account. f appear to have done some stimulate interest in the food value terian sect, hold sway, and In his Here, however, is tho real pub.t. Of the £100 mentioneil in this ex thing unusual In addreseing iny youth ho literally spent tlie Sabbnth of rice, and to popularise it as a staple ample, you deposit only a Ullif. oyer <01. The Commonwealth Savings previous remarks to the editor of the article of diet. It seems tô me that in church. The first service comm n Bank provides thé balance in cempo ud interest—OVER ONE THIRD OF Corriere Delgl itallanl,” so I propose it is up to the growers themselves to cod at nine o'clock In the morning and THE TOTAL. directing these at their printer's devil do something in the same, direction. devotions continued throughout 11m and Lost Dragoman. The paper seems day with but ^n hour’s break for the Idi* money earns no profit. Set your shilling to earning as well as I am informed by people who h:ive In a bad way for an Interpreter. mid-day meal. But M r. Giant b'ft accumulating lived in the rice-eating countries, India, .and other parts of Asia, that Scotland and wpndcred far from tho The following extract of their letter our Cooking methods fall far below land of the "Wee Frees,” and it was is one of those half-traths so 'very not until he reached Griffith .(last week those of such countries, and that no adroitly fashioned to deceive and to < í ó n i i n o n \ \ t i i l l Ü v M V ii l y b JÜU Australiam canj have any idea of thé end that he again entered a church.' confuse the Issue;—"The gravamen variety and excellence of dishes which Last Siinday night he* attended the of our complaint in the article which (Guaranteed by theVCommonweaUh Government) can be provided with rice as their service at the Griffltlv Presbyterian evoked ‘A.B.C’s.’ letter was simply main constitutent. Certainly the con Churih'r’d'iid he confes.sed that It was this:—Certain speakers at a Returned sumption of rice in Australia is very the first time that he had entered a Soldiers’ Conference went out of tbetr low, and much could bo done to church in Australia. But the lessons way to asperse the NaUonals of a learned In youth are not easily forgot stimulate interest In this fine food by friendly power, who lost 635,000 men carefully considered propaganda. I ten. "I don’t need any hymn book,” In the Great War." he told the friend who accompanied should propos.e that the grever», or What substantially evoked my letter the board, should establish a fund for him . . . and he didn’t. He apparently was an impudent reference to Celtic publicity purposes, and that a part of knows the uietrical psalms and the ancestry which appeared In tho "Cor the campaign should bo directed <> old hymns of the church by heart, for riere Delgl Itallanl,” viz:—‘Italy was wards educating housewives In the ho joined with a resonant voice in the a cultured nation—and white in every uses of rice and approved methods of singing. connection of that much abused word cooking. In a country such as this "If all ministers and professing were as sincere and earnest when his forefathers were probably where the standard of living Is con Christians your Mr. Glbblns, there would be painting themselves with w'oad and paratively high it Is useless to expect ns people drift away from the using w'addles to woo reluctant fe any foodstuffs to como Into general fewer church,” Grant said after the ser males.” To which. In my "weird tara favor unless it is capable of offering vice to a Mr. H a F e e ls membeiuof the church. diddle, I retorted, "It Is nice to Jiave variety to the public palate. it thus recorded that our womenfolk, It must be obvious to all groworn / The noted Socialist speaker return 2 0 Y ears though wild, showed modestly nnwUlthat unless the Australian consura;#' ed to Sydney on Monday. tlon of rice can be materially Increar:^ ine at tu«u.t|^4âme time, probably, Y ounger ed ail our organisation and control N ever withoasf females of the Roman will go for nought, for without a f.ub on destroying It with an ovei-levity. stantt,al exicnrdon of the homo mark. profitable disposal of the bulk of our And here’s their own old query over Here is further striking testimony has answered well in my cast." production will be impossible. Aud Such IS the experience of a potilrry again which 1 tried to answer before to the fact th.at Kruschen SaltS/dre th Jan., 1929. H. H., it is useless for us to simply wait u i owner, xvho attributes this w’oiiderfui with so little thanks:—"We again ask. the one. .swift, safe and ce/rain Oriitnil IsUtr on fiU fat inspseti;». til the public awaReiis to the value performance to fctdiirg w‘ith Kat :wood w'hy single out Italians as a butt for ro’-nedy for all rheumatic trouules. and economy of rice as a food, for Poultry Spice (which contains dried and It. is well known that rheumatism cheap sneers and chauvinistic conWiio would hesitate to follow this ground insects). Read this testimonial. we should wait forever. We are the and lumbago are caused by needle- merly?” For creation’s gentle sake let wise man's example ? \ n,,. " / have been min?, persons, together with the mille-3 pointed uric acid crystals getting us therefore put it down as plain cua\ 'fiarswopd Spke’ concerned, and I should like to s»;a “ i am 6'9“ enr5 of age. Four years lodged in the muscles and joints. seduess. I have been misrepresented '' for tuo years now something done in the direction I have and in that time 1 V O I had a severe attack of Salts dull the sharp by a paper in this country with a des ; Acre tiercr“ een indicated. Rhydniatisni and Lumbago^ wJiich these crystals and then ignation that helps the Italian not to ^ I f ij without eyys. 1 have Perhaps you may see your way clear liinur-d for 6 months, and for . altogether. continu a pen of five pullets' Kruschen flushes the be "socially assimilable” that 1 said to give this project the backing of some time I was quite unable to whiJi haw laid on an ai ernpe tva eggs dress mvsclf or rise up from my back tr¿ce of these they were. I merely hinted that in my your paper.—Yours, etc., opinion they arrived with equipment pet day. I have had since May ti 46 a wiihout assistance. After reading dissolved Furthermore,, GROWER from those pullets, and May, June, which made them comparatively slow about Kruschen Salts I commenced prevents uric acid from Griffith, September 16, 1929. July and August are the coldest m'-ruhs for taking a half teaspoonful of Salts by assisting the of absorption—a vastly different this part, I can recommend ‘filcrîvaod Spice’ to anyone who keeps fowls in the in a glass of hot water first thing undi- matter. gested food which produces uric backyard.” (Sgd.) W .l.N . in the morning for about 3 weeks It has been hinted at by that paper Rice Tariff Ofiginai letttr on fit« for imprciion and / began to improve. After acid and other body poisons which that I gibed that Italians were not a1.14.a9 wards I took a small dose, enough to undermine the health. white. I will quote two paragraph»; cover a Sixpence, every morning in K A R S W O O T one from them and one from me. EVIDENCE OF AREA WITNESSES my first cup of tea, and in a month’s Having thus awakened our fore POULTRY £riC S time I fill quite well and have not fathers unreasonably tp join in a At its last meeting last week the since, had an ache, or pain and feel brawl with a Mr. de Wilton the paper Tariff Board continued its henriJig of Does not force or i;,j re f iwl.s 20 years vomincr. I am still keepObtainable af all Stores 42« contumaciously and perversely forgets an application for an Increased duty : !u mil dose in the tea every At alt Chemists and S tor.s, 2 9 per bottle It called ihe parade. Or it should not on rice. morniitg. I am ihankjal to say it KruA.-hen Sait«, 249 Gaorce Street, Sydney be (liffipult to gather why I referred Alfred Gustav Kubank, a fsrni- r, through certain persons and pastimes siding near Griffith, said that win u :mr 'KJsns to tlie older clvlllsatiou of China.. the difference In loss of weight v.: > reckoned with ib reducing“ paddy" lt> What escaped those wcevlI-eaten uncleauei! riciv together. vJth the curt dragnets they are pleased to term of this duty, instead of obtaining a a V E IlÖ lilil th e s ta m p "their Intelligences” is that whereas duty of something like 30 per cent Mr. do Wilton’s discourtesy may be the difference in reality was only .1 i excused by its sociological endeavour, jier cent. If it was decided to increa:'.e of tlje affroutery of the Corriere had no the duty on Tmcleaned rice to Id. ix r other ambition but to offend. lb., Ihtm It would be ab.Holutoly nett V - fes ^ For 1 Imve discredited it as having saiy to place a duly on oleaimd lic any argumentative quality on grounds of at least 50 per cent, above that, in that the Mongol whose history pre order to put importers of both edvau dates any Mediterraneans is still in a and uncleaned rice on a similar foul L o w , R ^ i c e manner almost totally unwanted of ing. this country. Increased Efficiency William Rupert Kater, representing From the “C .D .L : “it is hard to the Rice Marketing Board and tlm understand that a Gaul should be so Co-operative Society (whicli, in turn, affected with the NoiMic complex; but represent tiie wTiolo of the rlce.aiew ho has lived In Canada and we ascribe ers on the Murrumbldgee Irrigation it to the bleaching effect of the Area), said tliat the number of grow snows.” i ""“ -Y ers was 251, and between 80 ami 90 From "A.B.C.” (otherwise me): — per cent, of them were rotiwned .sol "The fool of Italy has long tradden a tilers. The growers at present had latitude of the bronzing sun.” the whole of the Australian market, but this had btmn obtained by tlveir Both statements 1 submit are only receiving for their product greatly re a variation of the same implication. YOU can be proud to own the improved Plymouth duced prices during the last two sea Had my letter been read with quiet because it Is a full-size comfortable car in which sons. T.^^nlesa the return to the giouei phlegm than characteristic choler it 3 oil can relax instead ol fcchiT^ crowded and could be lucreast'cl large numbers of Dear Sirs. would have been adduced that to tho cramped; because It is so (\pitally Chrysler in perthem would fail; the Industry would “A bad attack ot Indigestion was re man who did not want Italians but fonnance and cci'tiomy; and because it is fuli-size dwTndle, and imoductlon would fall tar lieved by CLEMENTS TONIC, also “white” men around him, I suggested and full-quality in every particular, with modern, short of Australian requirements. This lo.s» of appetite and general debility a Lazarette or the purchase of an improved engine, and interna! expanding fourwas cured after other preparation.«! was the only primary industry in Island wliere he should colonise, and wheel hydraulic brakes, safe in any weather. failed to take cIL et. I can always w'hieh the grow(?rs were absolutely speak highly ot CLEMEN I S TONIC fraternise with. Albinos. Italy Is combined. The consequent iiierease to my customers. Use this a« you so wlilte in the Caucasian mcaulng, and Prices from in tho eflieiency ot prodnntlou should desire.” satisfactory to Australia’s policy of G. MITCHIE, Woollahtu. give the growei'B a materially larger W’lilte .Australia, although signorina is return without cost to the consumer. not generally a blonde. Ubtcunable at m-ch mi,sts and stores C H H V S L E R He was prei»ar(;d to give a guaran Prices ill the m:’rri)/;o/iian areas .\s Ml'. Whitehou.se tu Signor Casai/-and S'' per honic tee that in the event of duties being biancH 1 would tender Uteir editorial increased no greater amoiuit tlian £13 some ad \ ice not to draw the bolt of a Ion would go to the grower. Such sanctuaries to the braying of «very a price would permit of an amount ass. To do this on their own assess«iSi! of rice being grown sufficient for ex meiUs ttiey show a decided disposition. port up to 10,000 tons. At present the rlcegrowing indu.stry was contributing In conclusion, i would say that aO nearly £250,000 a year to Australia’s L a rk e , IN eav e C a r te r L td proper persons are full of reverence, wealth. No part of the world produc New .South Witlas Oislr.hiiiorand I sincerely ¡hope that Italy .frill The Doctor’s Tonic Is ed better rice, and the methods of not be stinted her meed itj the pro 177-185 William .Sirt*e,i, Syiliiev Aiuurvj A Liquid” production on the Area were far more* pitious time and place.—Yours, etc., L . ocal Dealer hygienic than those o( the East. 1 0

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At the Hillston Court of Petty Ses Mr. M. M. Flannery, M.L.A., has re sions, befort the P.M. on Thursday, ceived the following communication Laurence Angelo Cronin was charged from Mr. H. Bevan, secretary of the for that on the 2nd September, at W.C. and I.C.;—In “Reply to your per near Hillston, he did wound John Wm. sonal representations with regnrd ¿o complaints in connection with the Baker, with intent to murder him. After hearing the evidence tendered concrete pipe line at Griffith at the the P.M. committed Cronin for trial back of the Police Station, I am di rected to state that the line was in at the Circuit Court, Cootamundra. spected recently by the Commissioner Bail was refused. and the Chief Executive Officer, and Sergeant Levett stated that from action is* being taken to place it in something he was told on the 2nd order. 5s5Sfrntin1-.il.;. -- , September, he went to the Hillston 'T am to add that the Commission Hospital, afterwards to a property seven miles from Hillston, and return do^s not see Its way to move the pipe ed. About 10.20 p.m. he saw Cronin line.” sitting on the kerb opposite the policf station. He asked Cronin, whom ht the land that was irregular. He had did not know at the time, what he of had some difference with Cronin rc wanted. Cronin said, "I shot a mar the harvest, 1928-29—a slight diffei-this afternoon and I want to see tht ence, not yet settled. sale of thcsergeant.” He asked “What did yov land was through local The agents at Hills shoot him for?” Cronin said "He 'wai ton, to whom he was introduced by sticking his nose into things he had Tack Baker. Baker was advising him no right to. Are you the sergeant?’ friendship; he got nothing out Witness replied that he was. Cronlr through of it, to witness’s knowledge. Cronir said, "How is Baker?” Witness said "A3 well as can be expected. Where had not threatened him. did the shooting take place?” Croni! John William Baker, whose evidemnsaid, "Out at Chambers’ woolshed.’ was taken at the hospital, in the pre Witness then asked Cronin to go Intc sence of the defendant, stated that Ik the office, where after cautioning him remembered Cronin coming to Cham he took a statement from him. li hers’ woolshed, carrying a gun. Cronin answer to questions, Cronin said thai picked up a fleece or two and assisted he was also known as "Paddy”; hv to skirt on the wool table. Witness was 5 Shamh«i|-s’-woolshed about ‘ at the end of the shed, pressing. When p.m. and saw Baker there working Cronin first ai rived witness bade him the woolpress; after Baker went ou the timé of the day, but as the engine of the shed towards the car he follow was running he did not know whether ed him and fired at him at the cài Cronin replied or not. Ho walked Witness asked, “Did you Intend to past the tabic where Cronin was and shoot him?” Cronin said, "Oh, yes! asked Cashmere for the loan of his ' Cronin also said, in answer to furthe horse. Cronin could have heard bin: questions, that he fired two shots; h^ do so. He walked to the car to put did not know whether he hit hini wltl a wool bale brand in it. As he was both or whether it was the first of sec putting the brand in the car he heaiv ond shot he hit hirrf with. After the a report and was hit on the arm. Hsecond shot he had no more cartrld looked round to see where it cam-, ges. He fired at Baker while he wa; from. Cronin was standing in the running. Witness said, "Then the ■doorway with a gun In his hand taking only reason you had for shooting a the cartridge out. He saw that Cron Baker was that he was interferinp in was watching him. He saw that with your business?” Cronin said Cronin was going to reload, and 1k’ "Yes?” Witness said, "Why did you ran. In running he ran zig-zag, and shoot him under those condi as he though Cronin had had time to tions?” Cronin said, "l must have reload he looked hack, Cronin was been a bit mad.” Dr. Blake came into just bringing the gun to his shoulder. the office, and in his presence he ques He ducked. The ^ot went over his tloned Cronin with regard to the men head. He could hear it. He ran about working on the board at the shed two chains. He looked back. Cronir Cronin was quite clear as to w'hat had was following. Then he saw Mr. Cham taken place. The doctor, when asked bers, who ran out towards Cronin. expressed Uie opinion that Cronin Cronin and Chambers went back to was quite rational, only possibly !ip Ihe shed. He felt a lot of pain in his set through the shooUug. Next moni arm and slight pain In the stomach ing he returned to the woolshed and The arm was bleeding freely. He wa. was handed the single-barrelled gun taken to Hillston and bad been in hosproduced; it was then broken in two ,iital ever since. He had known Cron pieces. He also examined the car be for some time. There was no bac longing to Baker. There was a large feeling between them, as far as he gunshot appearing on the back of the Imew. He went with a friend. Pleat front seat. In the back of the car he anee, a buyer in a land transaction found two wads and a number of pel So far as he knew there was nothing lets of shot. On the running board in that transaction to cause ill-feeling. were two }>ieces of a bution. He also Cronin was a returned soldier; they found two cartridge shells, 12 gauge were in the same ba'^taliou on thwhich fitted th§ gun. • He charged the other side; He considered Cronin was defendant, after the doctor attended. friendly towards him; he was with —He made no reply. Cronin. H(; knew of t|o reason why Prank Melville Cashmere, farnier, Cronin should shoot, him. Wattle Vale, Hillston. stated that he By Cronin: He had no interest was at Chambers’ woolshed on the 2nd whatever in the land transaction. He Inst. He remembered Cronin coming knew nothing of the altered contract to the shed about 4 p.m., cari’ying n of April, 1929. ' He knew nothing of gun. Cronin came ou to the bouid the money that was raised on the pre and put the gun down while he assis sent i,)roperty at the present tirne. He ted witness at the wool table. Jack did not know why the transfer had Baker walked over to witness and ask never been presented to the Minister. ed for the loan of his pony. Baker By the P.M,: He was present in the walked out of the shed to get the solicitor’s office when Che first con pony. Witness walked dowm the room tract -was drawn up, at the end of No with a piece He noticed Cronin run vember, 1,928. He was there on be outside. Witness heard a sh.ot fired. half of Pleasance, who asked him to He walked back to the door of the give him assistance. Ho knew of no engine-room and saw Cionin raise the alteration in the contract. gun again and fire. He sang out to By Cronin: He remembered an the shearers. Baker was standing out argument about the acreage to be fal side; near the car when he first saw lowed. He suggested 200 acres and him. He ran later. He noticed Cham Cronin wanted 300 acres. Ho did not bers run out through the ( ngine-room know wliich went in; he advised door and he and two shearers ran out. Pleasance 200 acre-s. He considered Chambers was walking back with the ihat would be as much as- hp could gun and Cronin was walking back be do these dry times. Pleasance was to hind Clmmbers. Chajnbers took the get possession on December 7. He gun down the wool room and hid it be did not know what had been done hind some wool bales. He and two since. There was no real argument; Other men took Baker to Hillston. he just gave his opinion. Baker was wounded In the arm, Cron The P.M. committed Croniq for trial in was a normal man as far as he at the Cootamundra Circuit Court, to knew; he appeared to be normal that b eheld on October 9. day. Cronin did not have any drink An application, by accused, for bail, at the shed as far as he knew. was refused. Albert William Pleasance, farmer. Forest Vale, stated that Cronin bought Woods’ Great Peppermint Curs hli iwfoperty from him. So far as he tpev tbtrp was notblnf in the dealing For Ipflueozs Guldt

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tent. and of a rich orange yellow price. See that you get Californian color with prominent stamens that Giants strain, and you’ll be more than give to the flower a very striking and ASTERS AND LILIES alisfied. This strain of asters lux. unique appearance, which calls forth HOW TO GROW THEM duces, enormous flowers, and the the curiosity and admiration of all stems are quite 2 feet long and very There are thouaandB of young aster strong aud w'lry. They branch well, flower lovers. plants set out every year which die thus assuring great numbers of 'Phis is the best time to plant, and the tuberous roots (which are them because people fail to realise that blooms to each plant. selves the queerest-looklng objects) they are a shallow-rooting family. should be laid Hat and covered with Cultivation of Asters How many thousands of plants there are, which, although they live, never Indifferent treatment causes many from one to tw'o inches of light soil. come to the stage of perfection they failures, yet very little has to be re. They soon appear above ground, aud at once get busy eoveilug whatever should do. It would be dlfllcult to esti uxembered to assure success. aupports you provide for them. mate. First the soil; this must be rich; First of all let me give you a few but not with fresh animal màiuire. Lovers, of the quaint and beautiful hints on the way to sow the seeds, Any manure must be old and well in flowers should make certain of as because you must begin now' lo see rooted. If it is impossible to get the many as they can find room for the to that important question. old stuff, then at least dig what you Gloriosa Superba—the lovely climbing Get shallow boxes, or tins, and first have into the bed at the same lime lily. of all make, holes in the bottom large that the seed Is sown in the boxes. enough^ lo permit the quick getaway This will give the manure time to SHEPHERD’S TOMATO of all surplus water. Next cover the become a bit mellow', while the seeds “FIRSTlOFnALL” bottom, a couple of inches deep, with germinate, and planting out times rough material such as round i)ebbles, coxnes round. If you don't lime the 'riHS particular Tomato is one that broken Uower pots, rough charcoal, soil previous to digging in the manure, was introduced into Australia by us, shellgrit, or anything similar, to act it should be done some time after and, unlortunately. some years we fire as drainage. Cover this svith a thin wards. Use Shell lime for prefereuce short of seed of same, but this year layer of grass straw', or old manure, and allow' It tu stop on the surface we have a full sup|)ly and can offer it to prevent soil mixing with the drain for a while, then rake it iu. A posi both iu packets or by weight. It is Uou faiitig east to north-east, and called ■'First-of-All.’’ It is an excel age and clogging it. Now get some light, loamy soil, and, shelteretl from the strong winds is lent sort for market puipuses, being if it is not already sufficiently free and ideal, but asters give a good account early and not too large—.smooth skin porous, mix sufficient sand w'lth It to of themselves quite often on less in like Early Jewell and Earllana, but Is better quality than these tw'O. Prices: remedy the defect. Place the soil vltlng aspects. In the box and press firmly down, When planting out choose, If pos 3/6 per ounce (or 2/- for half-ounce) preserving a level surface. Four In sible, a bull day, and set the plants or V- per packet. ches down is sufficient depth for close together—say about 1 to 6 In The 106-Year-Old Farm and Garden choa apart. The reason for massing Seed Firm seed boxes. Having got the soil ready, sow the Is that the foliage assures protection P. L. C. S HE P HE R D & SON Farm and Garden Seeds seeds evenly and thinly over the sur for the surface roots from the sun Henq R Parker R(, SYDNEY face and press them firmly In with duiing summer. the palm ot the hand. Then c<u'er Be sure to firm each plant's roots, with a very thin layer of light soli, and give each plant a drink of water A pane of glass placed on top of the as soon as" plnated. Mr, H ughes A Lovely Climbing Lily box will hasten germination, but as soon as the young plants are above Those of you who have li'elllses, ground they must be given plenty of, fence, or a wall in a nice sunny situa SAYS HE IS STILL A NATIONALIST ttJr. Gradually raise the glass higheri tion, should also idaul a climbing lily, aud higher, till at last It can be re which has been named Gloriosa SuperMr. Mughos said he would not have moved. Aster seeds will germinate| ba to indicate Its “superb glory.’" readily without much trouble—esj You may rest assured that few fo dofond liim.self, but the onus^ is on pecially if a w'arm corner is chosen' plants will call forth more expressions Mr. Bruce, and the Party. Despite for the seed boxes. j of surprise and admiration from your the fact that his name ¡tad been fre 1=5 What you really want to be sure ofj friends, and few plants there are that quently mentioned in connection with Is the class of seeds you sow'—half jprovide so many quaintly‘-formed aud The People’s party Mr, Hughes tlenled a-orowu spent on extra choice strain jbrightly-colored flowers for such little that he Ava.s associated with It. He of aster seeds gets far better value, trouble as this climbing lily undoub was still a member of the Nationalist jl^arty. If It was a crime to support than sixpence, which can only pur tedly doe.s. chase seeds that have not been saved Give it a light soil, fairly rich, and Ithe party’s platform, then he had of so exclusively, as is the case w'here a warm situation, together with suffi jfended. He was elected to support a a little more money is charged. Good cient moisture during the growing Idefinite party platform, but by his ar seeds are saved from well bred period, and this plant will reward you bitration proposals Mr. Bruce had plants that are specially rcselected, so with quantltie« of bloom nimllar in violated that platform

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N O T IC E Incorporated in a pastoral letter by Ithe Roman Catholic Archbishop ol ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING Sydney (Dr. Kelly) are “rules for or DAMAGING FENCES, will be modesty in dress,” formulated by the PROSECUTED. (Signed) C. H. NELSON, Association of Roman Catholic Re "Hill View.” ligiouB Women. The pastoral letter, S T O P 1 L O O K I L IS T E N ! Tabbita. whjich was read in all Roman Catholic 21st ;iuly, 1927. churches in Sydney on Sunday, states D ick F is he s that the regulations are to be regard •ADDLE AND HARNESS N O T IC E ed as the precepts of the Roman maker I ^ Any person round Fishing, Shooting, Catholic Church, add that, their pro GUIHEN'S BUILDINGS otherwise Trespassing on BLOCKS mulgatlop is to be entrusted to the or 13 and 14. BENEREMBAH SUBDI religious teachers of Roman Catholic VISION will be Prosecuted. Straying girls. B O O TS R E P A IR E D Slock will be Impounded, The Rules By Order The rules are as follow's; — P r iim p t ly JOHN McGUFFIE ami CO.. P’rV, "1. Girls from four to ten years, LTD. tav* your Sola* by comlna to Dickwear dresses to the knee, and sleeves Ha will aava tham for you. at least to the elbow. You mu*t come—Qulckl H IR E C A R " “2. Girls from 10 to 14 years, wear G R I F F I T H all HAND WORK dresses not less than 2 inches below S E R V IC E (Maohlra Sawn If Required the knee when sitting, and sleeves J. POLLARD I tfo work for notable Client* A .J C . Paddook Re«;. V.R.C. Paddook of dresses at least to the elbow. FARM 865, GRIFFITH Tattereads Club, Sydney Member Victorian Club, Melb. “3. Girls over 14 years: (a) Weai I DRIVES HIRE CARS BY DAY OR dresses at least 4 inches below thr NIGHT B R IC K S ! B R IC K S ! knee when sitting; (b) Sleeves, includ Careful Driving : Good Car IN ANY QUANTITY ing those of sports costume, to the el Phone: 328 bow; (c) V-necks never to be worn; AND DOUBLE T H E G R IF F IT H B R IC K C O . s t r a ig h t o u t (d) Sleeves of evening- dresses to C h as. E. 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NEXT VISIT loiter in bathing costumes on the A home away from home. Leu. Bar Griffith: beach, or have photographs taken ir nett (late “Ideal Cafe,” Griffith) can at MIRROOL HOUSE bathing costume., offer you good Board and Residence, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18 The association strongly condemn: comfortable rooms, and good table, From 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. smoking and the use of all intoxi bench lookout. Winter tariff from 35/THURSDAY, SEPT 19 cants.” weekly. Take Bondi Bus from Cen From 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. tt? Rail.'ay Archi bi shop' s Appeal trai Station. Bus stops at The firm has visited this town regu £1 .allowance on your Old Mattress. Bring it along. 1 will burn In an appeal to women of the work: door. Address: L. A. BARNETT. it and allow you £1 on a new 4ft. in. Kapok Mattress. Having larly for years. b 1 teaching orders of religion! IDEAL C tFE, No. 1 HALL STREET, signed a favorable contract for Kapok Mattresses I am able to women of the archdiocese state:— BONDI BEACH make the above offer for Cash PurcTiases only. Don't delay too When, from time to time, the com long, only a limited number are available. This offer cannot be jiunity is attacked by deadly germ. repeated. )£ some epidemic, at once the medica Bw Dna A y e a iie , G r if fith iractitloners and the dailÿ' press wan copie against contagion, and give dl T. J. M. BURN TEIN ections to prevent the spi'ead of th L a d i e s a n d G e n t ’s T a i l o r ilrulent germ. This is as it should be; wn ' but refrain from contrast G riffith ing wethecannot MISS V. BURN TEIN B e d d in g S p e c ia list concern manifested in tlu J. W . C U L ! EN ase of a menace to physical healf: L in g e rie S p e c ia lis t __ OF WEST WYALONG with the apathy shown towards cx Hemstitching and Embroidery Wc*jk, AND BECKOM cesses and abuses which imperil the French Pleating, Button Making, Notifies the residents of (he disti’icl morality of the community, and which that Everything Required In Women’s he has PUKCHASKD the above will seriously affect future genera Wear buBiness from Mr. G. G. Thomas, and' tions, unless there be immediate re Manufactured on the Premises by ‘«tends an invitation to ail to visit Thru to moraT sanity. Modern Machlüery “We refer to the deplorable evil o! the Shop and give a trial order. F r o c k s a S p e c ia lty immodest fashions in dress, w'hich, We are prepared to Make-up your under evil Inspiration, are calculated FARM FOR SALE own Material or to only Cut, Tack, to arouse the worst passions, and lead and Pit it for you. to sin, and to the pernicious habit of Cheap, Situated in Grifflthi J Mile from Post Office cigarette-smoking and the drinking oi alcohol, too prevalent, alas, among Apply AreaPARTICULARS— News Office. (No agents.) F R A N K H O M A N the young women of our day. These are habits which will gradually work P ia n o , P la y e r a n d O rg a n havoc in the moral and physical fibre T u n e r a n d R e p a ire r. of the girls who are addicted to them . A N E W E N T E R P R I S E and at the same time lower them in IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R — -Y A M B IL S T ., G R IF F IT H E lw in S tr e e t, N a r r a n d e r a the estimation of all right-thinking AN UP-TO-DATE LAUNDRY people. We would ask such girls to HORSE AND MOTOR HEARSE NOW IN BUSINESS realise that, dressed in the extremes REPRESENTATIVE & TUNER for MOTOR F UNE RAL S CONDUCTED IN ANY P ART OF THE DISTRICT of the present-day fashions, thei ■ la Premises kaov\a a.s liluibiiti (,i. DI STANCE NO OBJECT Messrs. Sutton's, of Sydney and Mel very pre.sence is an occasion of temp (Top ol Banna Av :uu!, adjummg bourne. VIsHs Griffith every mouth W R E A T H S AND DO M E S A l A L L P R I C E S Gow’s) At i EN I F UR b l .l NDLb-y tation, if not of sin, to men; and. and is prepared to go in any part oi moreover, to remember that God in MONIJMRN'rAL MASON Dry Cleaning and Pressinfl the district (distance no object). tended women to be an ennobling and SUITS A SPECIALTY Orders loft c/o ’Area News’ will be spiritualising inlluence in the lives oi promptly attended to. Establlshod 11 A TRIAI. KOi.lGlTTCD men. Through such women men are v«»wi -PiioT»* led to elevate their thoughts to the Price l.ist on application to Box 2S2 contemplation of those qualities in - MESDAMES E. SM/TH and women which make akin to the Br«id is the Staff of Life and the R. ROCHESTER angels. "■tar” Bakery Bread is something Prop*. “Strict regulations governing dress you can rely upon. and behavior aie alreatîy being en TRESSPASSING NOTICE forced by the command of the Pope in MT. ELLIOTT ESTATE, YENDA T H E S T A R B A K E R Y the schools of Rome. Hence, with TRESPASSES on Mt. Elliott Estate, a view If) corresi)ondiug with the Quarry and Forest Area No. 372, wih BREAD I* Good Holy Father’s expressed wish we have be PROSECUTED. No shooting or • m s u m the best Material* are used drawn ni) certain rules or safeguards hunting permitted; all dogs destroyed •kllfully, and Baked with technical SM.7I to modesty to be observed by our on Bight. preelelon. (Signed) P. D. TUOHY. girls.” y simply t u r n in g o n a t a p you have A DELIVERED DAILY 1 August 15th, 1929. running water for domestic and sanitary pur¿jj f"- P o w e l l Proprietor Roma oil is now on the market, and poses, for u'atering gardens and orchards, ivasli- | ’| is in demand. A temporary bowser ing vehicles and fire-fighting. f' Qet quotations for installing a cow píete running water | ;i has been erected in Hawthorne Street B ro d erick & W a y C . M O R O N E Y (Roma), and more than 400 gallons service. The cost is small compared with the comfort * of oil have been sold since Saturday and convenience. Shet^ring B ric k la y e r morning. Several large station own C o n tra c to rs (Late of the Building Construction ers have ordered as much as four tons Are prepared to undertake Shearing Blanch of public Works for immediate delivery. The price Contracts up to any quantity. Good PLUMBERS AND IRONWORKERS Department, Sydney) charged at the bow'ser is 2/- per gal Work Guaranteed, YAMBIL ST., GRIFFITH. Phone 36 Ail Classes of Brickwork Constructed lon, which is 9d. cheaper than impor For further Information apply to Large or Small Jobs—Distance No ted oil in tins, or 7d, per gallon less G. Tyson Object than Imported oil at the bowser in FARM 1644. BEELBANOERA Estimates and Advice Given Free Bo«« ( • t y i the "Age").

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on Monday, it was decided to appoint a man no canvass the district enroll tng voters, and a beginning was made yesterday In this connection. PARUAMENTARY ASPIRANTS A letter from Mr. Klllen was recelv Saturday afternoon at BallandVy MR. KILLEN'S ILLNESS ed by the meeting. Mr. Klllen stated School was the occasion of a happy It is not unlikely that there will that there was some misapprehension little social «vent, when the tennis be more than two candidates in the regarding his illness. He said that court was ofificlRlly opened. field for this electorate, for several whilst on his property he sustained a There was a good representative Country Party candidates have come heavy fall, straining the muscles of gathering of those Interested, Includ forward offering to run as co-partners his heart Though he had to rest for ing all of the pupils. The rain. whlcTi with Mr. Klllen, and thus save the sit a few weks there was no reason to has marred most of the social activi ting member, who is recovering from suppose that he would not be fully re ties In this district of late, was hap the effects of a serious accident, from covered by the time Parliament re pily absent, no cloud obscuring the opened. This view was confirmed by Bky. Mr. Burcher, as president of the the strain of campaigning. If such an arrangement w'ere made Dr. Page. Parents and Citizens’ Association, the remaining candidate or candidates Another meeting is to be held next gave a short address, In which he ex In. the Country Party interest would Tuesday evening In Foreshaw’s Hall, pressed his pleasure, that the tennis advocate first preference for Mr. Kll by which time 'the endorsement of court was completed aid hoped that len. The final endorsement for can the candidate or ^candidates will have It would prove a source of pleasure didates will be made at a meeting of been decided upon, and then a definite to the children. the electorate council next Tuesday. campaign will be mapped out. Mr. Simms spoke In terms of ap Then endorsement of a Labor can preciation of the effort made by the didate will be made In Sydney to-day, FOR SALE, quantity of good, clean parents and citizens In the building and among the names that will be Wine Barrels, different sizes; 1 large of the court. As teacher he felt that considered are those of Messrs. J. O. Fermenting Vat, 1 hand Wine Press; some form of recreation ivas essential Casserly and Essel Hoad both of and also good Grape Crusher, all in for the pupils, and that tennis .was whom have unsuccessfully contested perfect order. Having no further use placed so well within their reach was for same, will sell cheap. Apply to a large benefit conferred by the par the seat on previous occasions. A meeting of supporters of the Go A. G. Aylett, Coolamon or Stanbridge, ents and citizens. The court had been vernment was held In Griffith on Tues via Leeton. erected by voluntary work, and . the day evening when It was decided un speaker was very glad that he had the animously to support the candidature hearty co-operation of the parents, as of Mr. Klllen, and arrangements were evidenced by the erection of the court. EAT MORE RICE made for organising this centre for Mrs. Cruickshank, as the member the election. Mr. W. Moses was ap longest resident in the district, was pointed a delegate to the electorate ] \ In winter bread and meat ara then asked to perform the opening council. In view of the fact that good ; ceremony. Mrs. Cruickshank expres claims for enrolment have to be In the sed her pleasure that the tennis court In summer rioe it model food. hands of the returning officer at Junee was an established fact, and before I severing the ribbon made the sugges tion that blue and gold (in which shades the decorations , were gaily carried out) be adopted as the,scliool colors. Four Joyous children, then played the opening game on the co.urt. . Later, afternoon tea was served. The catering was of the high standard usual to that centre. An en^yable afternoon terminated shortly. lb^e|oro sunset. The Ballandry. Hall committee are holding a dance on Wednesday, I8th Inst.

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f ^ T ’M the carburettor—the best friend youVe got. I know all *■- about motor spirits, and Fll give you a few tips. There are ordinary motor spirits — plenty of them — and there’s one super spirit. It’s red. That’s the diet for a decent carbur ettor. Use it and you’ll be finished with all those things that spoil motoring for a lady. No more knocking engines—no more gear-changing at every hill—no more fiddling round inside the bonnet wondering why the motor won’t mote. With the super spirit, those are forgotten.

lUiion Super Spirf, Is non~detonatiHH—ii exf-lodes like itnoketess poieder iu u naval gun . . . witk a progressive and siisliiiHed explosion. It the piston down with n powerful but con tinuous impulse — not a sledge-hammer blow. This means more compression, more power, greater effir'ent'v, and more miles to the gallon, ft’s truly « Super Spirit—and it’s re».

September 22 (17th Sunday after Trinity).—Griffith; 8 a.m., Holy Com munion; 2-30 p.m., The Catechism; 7.30 p.m.. Evensong and Sermon. Hanvood: 11 a.m.. Holy Couimuniou (first Communion of the, newly con firmed). Yenda: TO a.m., Sunday School. Mt. Ida; 1.30 p.m., Evensong and Sermon.—Rev. Walter G. Bennett.

METHODIST CHURCH Sunday, September 23.—Hanwood; 11 a.m., Yenda: 2 p.m. (Sunday School) ami 3 p.m. Griffith: 3 p.m.. (Sunday Scliool and Bible Class) and 7.30.—Rev. R. George White.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, September 21. -Griffith: 11 a.m; Sunday School, 3 p.m.. Goolgowi; 3 p.m. Bilbul: 7.30.~A. G. GIbblns.

'' Fill your tank with Union. It’s red—a distinguished spirit easily distingushed. There’s the secret of easy, trouble-free motoring. Fill up at the red, white, and blue pump and know the joy of a super spirit, the new fuel that has put a new conv plexion on motoring for ladies. Try it! ”

SALVATION ARMY Saturday.—7.30 p.m., Special Openair Meeting. (A come-as-you-were meeting.) Sunday,— 11 a,m., Holiness Meet ing; Sunday School, 3 p.m.; Salvation Night Meeting, 7.15 p.m (special Altar Service). Voogall: .Sunday School, 2 pm. All welcome. The men who have teste,d your eyes for t he last 8 year s

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property throughout the country). When a road Is Improved, It does not cause the carriers to make,ôno penny Oiore, except In the rare case when a carrier or combine of carriers has the (To the Editor) between the posts. Penny converted. GRIFFITH DEFEATS NARRANDERA raonopolY of cfirrylng trade :on that West Wyalong 12. Griffith nil. Saturday afternoon stroke handicap Sir,—After reading your le.adlng road. 11 Qecond Half resulted:— article of Monday, 9th Inst., concern Improvements and vehicles can bo On resuming, play was fast and Gustafson 91-—27—64 Ing the projected street improvemeuti increased according to demand; btii FOR THE TUUK CUP open, but not first class football. Cameron 78—10—68 and their cost, a number of men in this cannot bo said of land. We Wyalong came again, but Prest Dickie 83—14—-69 terested in these matters, as well a; not make more land, and It is for kicked out of trouble from loose play. Smith 84—14—70 THa Taamt myself, decided to challenge one of this reason that, ecouonilcally, im West Wyalong. — Full back: M James passed to Butterworth, to Ana- Maher 83—12—71 your opinions, namely, that the cost provements to the roads serve only Curry. ThretMjuartera: B. King, J tey, who was brought down. The ball Drultt 90—18—72 of Improvements on the road shouh' to Increase the unimproved value of Keen. 3. Fraaer. T. Williams. Five- was kept about mid-field for some Hill 96—24—72 not be paid for solely by rates on tin the land. On these grounds the eight: B. Pannery. Half: J- Allis time. Wyalong seemed to be tiring C. C. Moore 87—14—78 iminfproved value of the land—tha: revenue of all local governments In Forwards: B. Keen, R. Niven. Payne badly. Griffith forced play, but could ¡Kelly 91—18—78 M. Fraser, Miners, N. Martin. not manage to break through. Chit j Sunday w'as taken up in a match motor vehicles that are used mostlj our State comes from hnimproved OrUBth.—Full back: L. Prest. Three tlck picked up, beat several opponents, Iwith Narrandera, who sent over only for the benefit of Improved land Shouh’ values, and on these grounds tve of the Hénry George movement are Quarterb: O. Anstee. V. Butterworth but was brought down. Griffith were jten players. Garrett, the Riveriua contribute their share, T. O’Connor. K. Fltagerald. Five having much the better of play. From ¡champion, played a few holes in th«' I Now, The science of economics, a.', strongly opposed to the taxing of eight: R. James. -Half: B. Chittlck a scrum Chittlck passed to James, to [morning, but owing to an Injury did Ipropounded by Henry George, show; motor vehicles or any improveihont., i\)rward8: L. Small, P. Hudson, B Butterworth, to O’Connor, to Small, I not compete in the afternoon. With that Improvements to roads do no: until every penny of the imImpr|Jy''d Proud. J. Burke, O. Murray, M. Arm who was tackled near the line, and ¡one exception all tbe matches were make buildings more valuable, nor dc value of land has been taken as jthey Increase the value of vehicles public revenue.—Yours, for liberty and the ball fell and rolled over dead Hue. won by Griffith. Results:— strong. Tor the moment that buildings am', justice, On Sunday last West Wyalong, will The kick out hit a man, and Griffltli Cameron, 4 and 2, v. Moore, 0 ¡vehicles commence to become more SINGLE TAXfilR. a combined team visited Griffith made most of the opportunity. After 1 up, v. Wise, 0 iproductive or valuable in any locality, Griffith, September 14. Only four of the selected team wert loose play James picked up and fore Haxby, 0, v. Koays, 4 and 3 'immediately the law of supply and able to make the trip. The secretarj ing his way ran well and crossed over Guihen, 2 up, v. Baldwin, 0 [demand brings their value hack to lh< [ There is a German proverb whl<-h (Mr 3. B. CalUnan) had to canvast near the posts; his kick failed. West Lawson, Boaixl, 2 and 1, v. JefCerya, 0 ■status quo, for the supply of them says:—"The old- prophets are deed the town to get men willing to make Wyalong 12, Griffith 8. Brown, 6 and 5, v. gchueider, 0 increases until their vaUie become, and the new ones should bo hung up the trip, and. to their credit, the pick Open scrambling play for a time, L. Dickie, 5 and 4, v. McKenzie. 0 the same as it w'as (the value of like until they are dead.”—Ed.] Ings played splendidly. Griffith having a little the better of Maher, 5 and 4, v. Maddison, 0 Orifflth won the toss and decided tc play. Small followed through fast, but Smith, 4 and 3, v. Luke, 0 (ace the sun during the first half Che full-back kicked over dead line. Hibbard. 6 and 5, v. Conie, 0 Prom the kick off good open plaj Play was kept in the visitors’ 25. 9; Narrandera, 1. took place, with West Wyalong attack O’Connor took a ball on the full, ran, Griffith, Next Sunday a team will journey to tng. From a free in Griffith’s 2E passed to Small, back to O’Con Hay to play a return and after Penny had a try to goal, but failed nor, who crossed over. James failed a game at Leeton thematch, following Sun Orifflth returned out In Wyalong’s 25 to add the extra points. West Wyalong clay, the season will officially close. play being kept in mid-field for somt 12, Griffith 6. time. The visitors were not accus Anstey took a ball on the full, ran tomed to the grass and were slipping well, booted through. A free to Wya Y enda T oo and fumbling badly. Griffith worked long for off-side brought play back tc -:o:the ball into the visitor’s secUon. bu< the centre. From open play James O’Connor was penalised for being off passed to Butterworth, to Small, who NEGLECTED CEMETERY was brought clown near the line. A side. (To the Editor) From the kick Wyalong forced play; Griffith man picked the ball up, but Prest relieved with a good line kick ost it on the line. Griffith were win Sir,~No doubt it was through an From the scrum Chittlck secured the ning most of the scrums, and in tht article in your paper that the trustees ball, passed to James, to O’Connor, U loose play bath lots of forwards were of the GrifflUi Cemetery got a mov. Fitzgerald, who was brought down working hard. Griffith kept up the on. If you can stir up the Vcnda| The visitors attacked again. Griffltl attack and tbe visitors were conpellecl trustees you will do what everyone were penalised and Penny goaled to force. For a time the forwards took else has failed to do. West Wyalong 2, Griffth nil. charge of the ball, the home team get Over throe years ago it was brought Griffith forced play for a time* but ting the advantage of a free from the to my notice that stock were allowed | tbe defence was too solid. One of the /isitors for illegal tackling sent play to roam all over the cemetery. At the The finest thirst-quencher o f all! visitors relieved with a good kick nto Griffith’s half. From a scrum the time I saw two of the trustees, wdio open scrambling play for a time with ball was sent across to Anstey, who advised me to see the secretary, i 'T'HIRST goes, aHd an agreeable content' either side likely to get a break was brought down. Griffith kept up wrote to him and asked if he would nient takes its place . . . when you’ve through. Griffith eventually kicked the attack, trying hard to even the take steps to have stock kept out— drained your glass of K.B. Tooth’s K.B. has the power through, and Small following on fast icores. Chittick securgd from a am still w'âiting for him to move in looked 111 effilecting the hall but fei jcrum, passed to Small, who forced the matter, -or, at least, acknowledge to refresh, invigorate and healthily sliinulaie... it’s rich when trying to gather ih*- lealhe als way over. James converted, mak my letter. Also, as further proof of and .wholesome, and perfectly matured, i t ’s sparkling, CiH'J' kicked out on the lull Griffith ng the scores 12 to 11 in favor of neglect: Accoi'ding to the plan a well-flavoured and wonderfully mellow. For K.B. is fo.ii d I lay in Wyal 21 and lik«. West Wyalong. circle is shown in the centre of the the finest of all drinks . . . a true Lager. th- ,• do in almost ev« .ry match, when Play was fast and open, with the but I notice that a grave is they are in a good scoring positioi. )all working up and dowm field, and ground, in the roadway around it.—Yours, etc.. tr«C with their men handy, some player either side likely to score. West WyaG . T. JENNINGS commits a breach, and all the work ong forced across the touch lino tO O T H S lA G E R is for nothing. A free to Wyalong got twice. Prom a scrum Griffith kicked Farm 786, Yenda, September 11, 1929. them out of trouble, the ball rolling >ut of trouble. With a few minutes to out near Griffith’s corner flag. West ;g Griffith tried hard, but failed to ú é BonW bÿ TOOTM a OO. UMTTBD. Km Bpmrr. Svd,.., Wo o d s ’ Gr eat P e p p e r mi n t Cure Wyalong had Griffith defending. The alter the scores. Flrat Aid for Coughs, Colds, Inlluenzit ^ visitors kept up the attack and were rewarded when B. King secured and crossed over. Penny added the extra points. West Wyalong 7. Griffith nil. From a scrum in mid-field the visi G r e a te r tors secured and passed well. After open play Cliittick picked up and kick ed through. Griffith followed on well, gathered the ball, and looked like scor ing, but Curry tackled well. The play was right on Wyalong’s lino and the visitors were defending determinedly. ^ m ^ A breach saved them, and the ball was I t ’s F i l m o n l e d ’ kicked well up field. From a scrum near half way Chittick whipped out to that m akes them lu s tiv ic s THE CHALLENGER “ off colou r ” James who ran, passed to Bulteiworth, who failed to take the ball. Tbe Now dull, dingy, “ofi'.colour” irrth îr< visitors pressed again, but Fitzgerald restored to dazzling w'hitcncss a new way ‘¿i'S''''' ^ kicked out of trouble. O’Connor fol It works by removing a dinc'y blin liiaiforms on your teeth, and dull.? tlicn'. 1 a lowed, picked up, but his pass was absorbing discolourations from looil. knocked on. The ball was next sent smoking, etc. back into Griffith’s half by a kick from Old-type dentifrices failed to lemov;* it That's why brushing thus fat Penny. From a free to Griffith James successfully. failed you. high-punted, but the home team failed Beneath it arc the teeth you envy m to collect the leather. Prest secured others. Remove it, for your own sake. shortly afterwards, and running well, One’s whole appearance changes as ekai, 'W - . iv' was forced out In Wyalong’s 25. Clilt- white teeth come. The name is Pepsodent. Thousands tick secured from the ¡icrum, passed to now employ it. 2(118 James, Butterworth, to O’Connor, back The ^leeimr HudêCn Tocir^rto Butterworth, who knocked on. From m otti tot aevttA«duti pmetmm tbe scrum the ball went to Butterworth. who crossed over, hesitated, then sta.rted lor behind the posts, but ESSEX the ball was knocked out of his hands, P R IC E S rom the big, roomy,, me^ts, distinctively designed and Wyalong forced. drlflith attacked again, but a fhee seven-sealer Hudson and brilliantly beautiful. ‘'Super-Six" ^^230 got them out of trouble; play was Tourer to the fleet, The Greater Hudson and open for a time. Griffith were “Challenger"£ 2 9 0 dashing Essex the Challenger tissex the Cliallenger arej ust ncft handling the ball well, “rauljlng two-seater with dickey seat, aaswiftand powerful as then abd dropping continuously, and not (Late of P. F. Roasiter, Griffith) Hudson - Essex presents a sweeping, speedy lines indi H U D S O N ¿¡ilnisg much ground with their pass wide variety of cars at a cate. They areiruly finecais Itg. Griffith worked play into Wyu Desires to notify the Fruitgrowers of P R IC E S satisfying range of prices. throughout-not in just those long’s 25. Small was given the ball, the Area that he has commenced Here you can find a model features you can see, but m but was brought down near the line 122* Wheelbase £ 5 0 0 FRUIT PACKING AND CASEMixed play followed, until Prest took MAKING exactly suited to your in those hidden mechanical and . . £ 6 3 0 a hall on the full, ran w-ell, passed to in the Shed recently occupied by Mr dividual tastes and require- structurad characteristics, tdo. O’Connor, who dropped It; Williams P. F. Rossiter, JONDARYAN AVE. DALGETY & COMPANY LIMITED picked up. and running strongly, Local Dealer : H.JACKA A Trial Solicited 136 Phillip Street • • Sydaey swerved instead of sticking to the side ALL BUSINESS WILL RECEIVE JfOé Chittick ran across aQd, tackling HIS PERSONAL ATTBNTION well, brought him down. -A free to

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For the second time the wheat growers of New South Wales have reF r u it P a c k in g a n d G r a d in g D o n e o n ,iect«',il a proposal for the formation of a compulsory wheat pool imdci ta. G r o w e r '* ^ A cco u n t provision of the Marketlns of l iimutv' Products Act. The result of the poll, which olosud on Friday, was made, available thie week. The percentage ofj votes in'favor of the pool was ,60.5„] F R U IT M E R C H A N T E X P O R T E R A N D IM P O R T E » but as the Act provi^.s for a C6 per cent, majority, the proposal was de The firm with a reputation fur atralglitiorward dealing. feated. ' ' ‘ Every'‘ effort made to unsure satiefac tion for cUeuls. The iigurea were:— Prompt and Ileiitible Advice, Quick lieturns, Highest ruling Prices. Yes, 8756 votes; percentage, 60.528. No, 5710 votes: percentage, 39.472. References: Commercial Bank Co. of Sydney, Ltd., Haymarket. The only electorates which voted Personal references: From Leading Growers in ail States. two-thirds in favor of the pool were: CITY FRUIT MARKETS, SYDNEY Ashburnham, 70.883 per cent; Lachlan, One of the Oldest Firms In the Sydiuy Municipal Markets, 4.526g|)er cent; Orange, 70.144 per cent; Tomora, 66.468 per cent. At the previous pool only 44 per cent, of wheat growers wore in favor of a compulsory pool. This year 14,466 effective votes wore cast ‘which a 74,94 per cent of the enrolment. Details of Poll Colliss & Patterson Albury: Yes, 224; 60.87 per cent.; 144; 39..13 per cent. Gnifitl No,Armidale: Firewood Merchants Yes, 4; 40 per cent.; Ño, 6; 60 per cent. Ashburnham: Yes, 1132; 70.883 per GOOD WOOD, QUICK MOTOR DELIVERY cent.; No, 465, 29.117 p.c. REASONABLE PRICES Barwon: Yes, 236; 17.295 p.c. No, ORDERS LEFJ AT TRENERRY BROS., PLUMBERS, YAMBiL STREET 263; 52.705 p.c. Bathurst: Ve^s, 23; 11-.072 p.c. No, WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO 33; 58.828 p.m. Castlereugh: Yes, 155; 57.161 p.c. No, 31.1; 12.839 p.c. Cootamumlru: Y'es, 207; 54.474 p.c. No, 173; 45.862 p.c. Corowa: Yes, 682, 45.925 p.c. No, 803; 54075 p.c. Goulburn: Yes, 21; 37.5 p.c. No, iUCllARDS AND WFIK bug to annmnce to the Publlt of Giifflih and 35; 62.5 p.c. District that they have PURCHASED the SAWMILLJNG PLANT of tht Lachlan: YesrTldO; 74.526 p.c. No, Late M. T. Mickleson, ami are now prepared to SUPPLÌ ALL DESCRIP 376; 25.474 p.c, TIONS of SAWN TIMBER. DRESSED and UNDRESSED Liverpool rinins' Yes, 404; 58.806 p.c. No, 283; 41.194 p.c. . WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS Mudgee: Y"es, 154; 60.87 p.c. No, P H O N E 2 4 1 an d 2 4 8 G R IF F IT H 99; 39.13 p.c, Murrumbidgee: Yes, 451; 61.111 p.cNo, 287; 38.889 p.c. Namol: Yes, 241; 46.169 p.c. No, wmw. 281; 53.831 p.c. Orange: Y'es, 390; 70.144 p.c. No, 166; 29.856 p.c, Tamworth: Y'es, 255; 38-520 p.c. No, 407; 61.480 p.c. Temora: Yes, Ì675; 66.468 p.c. No, 847; 33.532 p.c. Wagga: Yes, 763; 61.285 p.c. No, 182; 38.715 p.-c. Y''oung: Yes, 338; 60.573 p.c. No, Siuick and inexpensirt lunchtons that provide splendid varitif 220; 39.427 p.c. and are always appreciated. Upper Hunter and Woollondily: d a in ty sandwiches^ delicious cakes, hoi pies, fggH taa$lf hats^ 'fea., 1. No, 1. etc., are some o f the specialities on our menu. Tüüils: ,.Y'tAS,-.,8756.; 6,0,52.8, l>cr cent. Our service is perfect—appomtmenh clean and dainty and we ate prompt No. 5710, 39.472 per cent. Last year's • m aUemding you. " Pi op in itssi to test ua. ,)oll resulted: Y’’es, 6061: 41,69 per cent. No. 7502; 55.31 per cent. The total elective votes polled was 14,166, which is 74.94 per cent of the Banna Avenue, Qriffith mam enrolment, as against 13,536 votes 70.2 per vent, last year.

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¡Several pi'oposais lo alter the laws ui llie Auslralum code were discus sed at a meeting ui the VicturUu, Football League last week, 'file liekF R U iT PA C K ER S gates agreed to a.uiotiou in taver Oi reverting to the “iiip” puss instead o. CASE MAKERS, & c. lue “puncli vvitli eJeuened list.” L adopted by tlie Austiaiiuu Natiouu, Council, this will again open the doo to the oamoullaged throw. Substitutes for injured players was auothei- luai Fruitgrowers—have your Fruit packed by us and secure substantial ter wnich was given a good deal o, savings In freight on each comsignmenl. Account Sales direct to grower uliention, and tlie delegates agreed iu We are also cash buyers of Fruit in season. motion to allow two substitutes to replace players injured before haliTRY US FOR FRUIT CASES, NAILS, ETC. time. A piuposal to reduce tlie nuui PHONE 23 —----------------- --------------------- Box 319 oer of players Ironi 18 to 16 was regis tered.

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'i'hO I'uiblUg e.uiy umiaUH’d lUUh-i glass i.s a growing indu.-itiy along Hit Vietorian burdcr. Tin' “Dariuun Driuge” writes : •'I\ot vviilislanduig lilt' severe frosts of‘ the pa.si lew niuutn.s Uie plants in Mr, Jack ¡Sloan .. giassnouse at i,iurhuin are inuKing gooii lieaiiway. Tlieie are live-.glassiiousts, with seven rows of plants in eacli, or about 18UU phiuls to each coinpartiaem. In iilanling, hardly a plant misse'd. Some of them, wiiieli are about a foot or .18 inches in height, have tomatoes on them, while otliers are in llower. On Monday the temperature in the houses waS il-6 de grees. The plants all look clean and iiealtiiy, and there should be a big yield. iMr. Sloan is also putting in a lot ot plants in the open tor a late oi .pulporop-„. _.,.............. ............ - .

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A COMFORTABLE Seagrass Chair oi Lounge, Ice Chest, Sun Blinds, Fly Doors, or perhaps a Deck Chair will lull) to inuke your homo more llv ible during the Summer. You will ge' what you want from MACKAY & CO , COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, ORIFFITU.

At 3 p.m. GRIFFITH •ANNA AVENUE, Stock for Sale on Approved Bills of or d Months; Stock and Propeity Lists on Application. All Classes of Farms Available on Irrigation and On harm N ? > Dry Area AGENTS FOR South British Insurance Co., Ltd.; Mercantile 3 Miles From Griffith G .U O O .F . Mutual insurance Co., Ltd. (All Classes.) All Business transacted under direct supervision of the Principals. SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH, Auc (Mirrool United Branch No. 9403) PHONES (2 lines)! 14 and 880. (Connected with M. Quihen and tioneere, GrliUth, have been lustructeu Meets Every Alternate Tuesday at BOY, just left school, good knowledge C, L. Neville) St. Alban’s Hall, Griffith own and district, wanted for mes by the Mortgagees to Sell by Public Sick, Funeral and; Hospital Benefits sages, etc. MACKAY & CO„ COMAuction Unsurpassed by Any Other v^LETE HOUSE FURNSHERS. IRRIGATION FARM LEASE No. 222 Friendly Benefit Society in OF 25 ACRES 2 ROODS 30 CHICKS,, day old, Black Orpingtons ' ithe Commonwealth ‘ percUes md White Leghorns, £5 per 100, now A u c tio n e e r s » V a lu a t o r s » R e g is t e r e d L an d A g e n ts , Portion 270, Parish of Jomiaryan Local Secretary: ivallable. J. II. Trenerry, Hanwood. County of Cooper. Land District oi Phone 240. ' S to c k an d P ro p e rty S a le s m e n C. R. PARK Yanco. C/o Griffith Producers' Co-op. Society .'■’OR SALE, Single and Double Furphy APPLICATIONS FOR CROWN LANDS ATTENDED TO Annual Rent, £28/52; Water Rat‘ Limited, Griffith vVater arts and 2-tou Lorries. Bar AGENTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., HART-PARR TRACTORS £6/5/-. tains. C.. F. Leckie, Orlinth. With all Permanent Improvementt RAWLINGS' MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE THE thereon, consisting of FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK 'OH SALE, 75 feeL7;8in Wire Cable, BOX 382 F(BRO Cottage, Weatherboard Shei GRIFFITH, N. .W. 'PHONE: 286 vith hook ami loop; (30 X 30), Stabie; and M-achine Bheti '00ft. Jin. ditto; also, big quantity Mill Tank, and Water Service fully (in Aid of the Griffith Hospital) Drag Chains. C. F. Leckie, cr. Yamequipped. ill and Kooyoo Street. At the Home of V. A. Edwards The Land is all cleared, ditched Farm 615, Beelbangera Road, li-ained, well fenced and in good order. 'OR SALE, 30 Sets 1-eading Chains. Near Griffith Plantings.—12 acres Prunes (bear .0 pairs Draught Ilames, 30 Pairs A u c tio n e e r s » S to c k an d S t a t io n A g e n ts ing), 2 acres planted 1927, 3 acre; .^atu day. Sept, 28 Draught Winkers. 25 Draught Collars. Citrus, 13 acres Table Grapes (full L F. Leckie. Griffith. G R IF F IT H bearing). SPECIALISTS In all land matters cor iected with the Munumbidgee IrriVACANCIES for Boarders, Mrs. Hore A dance on the wool she'd The Auctioneer has ’inspected thii Oatlen Area and surrounding districts. Comprehensive lists of Irrigable Huya Sti'eet. floor to the music of con j'arm and invites inspection any time Farms, Orchards and Businesses for Sals supplied on application. , certina and violin. previous to sale by prospective buyers. AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE SAIiE, Chicken Brooders, reLiberal Refreshments ProTERMS AT SALE SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH inble ami economical, 100 capacity; rided. For Further Particulars, or Inspection, PROPERTY AND STOCK ALE ME N, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192) £2 each. Apply Area News Office. ipply “DOWN ON THE FARM” S e y m o u r & R o x b u rg h While Bus running from Griffith at. 'OR SALE, Turkeys; also Settings, ’artlculars. Area News Office. AUCTIONEERS, GRiFFITIt short intervals ' it Prices: Gent’s, 4/-; Ladies, 2/Telephone; 192 Box 190 C R. R. Thorne, Secty. 'OR SALE, “Premier” Vacuum GRIFFITH Heanep,-good order. Apply-, Cleaner, Vrea News Office. GRIFFITH RUGBY LEAGUE RON-casul Orchard Hames, 12/6 pr. WIND UP I'race chains. Dray Hames at Sydney (IN AID OF C. OF E.) Social aii(j Dance jrices. Sutherland, Saddler. W hittoiT LYCEUM HALL UST opening fresh nn^ new designs )f Shopping Bags; useful presents at Friday, September 20 C A SE M AK ER Fuesday, 24ih Sept, 1/11 each. G. W. Speiis, Our Jeweller. Presentation of Gold Medals to Good M usic and Supper. Waltzing G riffith P acking Shed (R egd.) Cpmpctilion Winners CEEP in mind the Presbyterian and Fox Trot Competition Special Medals to Other Players Itreet Stall, Saturday, October 12. 1 . McGonigle, C. E. Crutch, B anna A ven u e W est Good Floor; Good Supper; Latest Joint Hon. Secs. (Agent, London Assuranco, Fire and Accident) Novelties jEE the Buzza Bridge Ensemble, for All foptballers specially asked to at NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERN. tend, as names of medal winners wili wo-table, with Tallies, complete in .»HONE: 9G ')oxes. 4/6, 5/9, 6/3, to 21/- set. Geo. MENT RAILWAYS not be announced until above date W. Spelrs, Our Jeweller. ,n-,'nr;T'W7Tyiinwy .Vie you one of the lucky ones? Come EXCURSION TO SYDNEY AND IN along and see. LOST, bunch of Keys. Finder please TERMEDIATE STATIONS Juck Oçmond. Hon. Soc eturn to Area News Office. EXCURSION Tickets at Single Fare Will be given on th; Shores of Lake, POSTMASTER-GENERAL’S 80LID Silver Wrist Watches, rotary for Double Journey (minimum rates DEPARTMENT novement; ladles will find most 8/9 First-class and 5/lOd. Second •iervlccahlo. Only 25/6 each, on moire class) will be issued at GltlFFri’H 'i'U TENDERS will be received by the band. Geo. W. Spelrs, Our Jeweller. On SYDNEY AND INTERMEDIATE BTA Deputy Postmaster t'.nucrnl, Sydney, i'lONS by train leaving Griffith at ¡up to .3 p.m. on Monday, 30th Septem ro LET, Furnished lloiise. Apply Friday A fternoon. 20th Septem ber, *'.,11.50 a.m. on Tuesday, 1st October, her, 1939, for (a) ERECTION OF Elite Accommodation Mouse, Yarabil At O’clock (via Temora) and at 8.39 a.in. on NEW SUBSCRIBER'S’ LINES AT Street, Griffith. VENDA (whole of the work); (b) Thursday, 3rd October (via Yanco). The advantages of the LEWIN TRACTOR WHEEL-GRIP will be dis These Tickets will have a coupon SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF THE TO LET, Double Furnished Room, all played under extraordinary conditlone. attached, which is not available for NECESSARY POLES, and (c) LABOR conveniences: also use of motor Anyone in Power Farming is invited travel when returning unless re-dated, ONLY. PARTICULARS obtainable garage. Apply Area News Office. to attend. and coupon must be presented within from the Divisional Engineer, Wagga, Further Particulars can be obtained the period of availability at the Sta and the Po.st Offices, Temla, Griffith, ri.ME is day and night; ro i.s the Ben from tion named thereon (or an inter Leeton, Merriwagga, Xlillstou, Nnrran- Watch. Got one to-day, S/6 plain, 12/G dera, Barellan, Ardlethan, Muvraml iuminou.s. G. W. Spelrs, Our JeMuller. Station) for that purpose. Griffith mediate F. G. Rhead Tickets issued foi- diataacvjs up to and Mirrool. YOUNG Englishman requires Work of J. W. KITTO. 300 miles will be available for return Deputy PostinnstcrGencral. iiiy kind; good references: 3 years’ within one calendar month: those IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE issued for distances ov»'r 300 miles GRIFFITH BRANCH experience of orcharding. *Apply G. A. SOUTH WESTERN DISTRICT, hold will be available tor return within 42 H. Richards, Griffith. RETURN THANKS COUNTRY PARTY en at Leefon.—Sect. 45 of Act 33, of days—day of issue excluded. 1912, No. 2 of 1929 (Griffith), WrK Excursionists will only be allowed OF NEW SOUTH WALES No. 31 of 1929 (Griffith).—BETWEEN to return by trains s’nown on hand I vir.h to THANK all kind friends who G R IF F IT H 50 willingly gave assistance at th< R, M. TAYLOR plaintiff, and R, bills. C aledonian Society (a male) defendant.—On FOR FULL PARTICULARS as to orking-hee during my illness. Â General Meeting PASSAU Friday the eighteenth day of October, times of' trains at intermediate Sta Mr. and Mrs. S. HUDSON, Yenda. A RALLY OF ALL RALLIES One thousand nine hundred and tions, etc. see handbills, obtainable Of the above, will be held at At the twenty-nine at 2.30 o’clock in the after from Station Masters. FORESHAW'S HALL ( ounlty Women’s noon, imless the writ of fieri facias MEMORIAL HALL, GRIFFITH GRIFFITH W. J. MORRIS, Secretary issued herein is previously satisfied On FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, P.M. SHARP Week the Registrar will sell by public A Night of Scottish Songs.—A Night Tuesday Next auction at the Court House, Griffith, LYCEUM THEATRE (Special Drive for Funds in A id of Dancing.—A Night of Humor all the right title and interest (if any) FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 of Building) September 24 20 ITEMS WILL BE CONTRIBUTED of the abovenamed defendant of in and HUMPHREY BISHOP MUSICAL At 8 p.m. Refi’esbments will be served, and to all that piece or parcel of land be COMEDY COMPANY SATURDAY, 21st SEPTEMBER then the hall will be cleared for danc ing Irrigation Farm Lease No. 73 in 5 STAR COM EDIANS Business: To arrange Campaign Com the Mirrool No. 1 Irrigation Area com 10.3(» a.m. - 5 p.m. including ing—to 1 a.m. mittee. To receive report of Dele prising 69 acres 3 roods 34 perches GEORGE (“SCRATCHER") All true Scots are invited. ROSS gate from Electoral Conference. Stalls at Co-op. Store, Lyceum, and Admission free. FULL company and JAZZ and being portions 31, 355, and 818 of Pelcgates From All Branches on the flip parish of Stanbridge, county Taylor’s Corner ORCHESTRA COM'ING A. Galium, Hon. Secty. Area Are Urgently Requested to of Cooper. Terms cash. Box Plan now open at T. R. Lee’o. Gifts, big, small, medium, gratefully Attend This Meeting rec.elvetd F. R. WOOD, Assistant Registrar of Prices; 6/-, 5/-. 4/-, 3/- (plur, tax). , Mrs. Christie, Hon. Sec. Vine Growers’ Assen. "OET ON THE ROLL the Court. VOTING COMPULSORY A MEETING GRIFFITH GOLF CLUB SEE OUR TABLE IN BANNA P u b lic M e e tin g A n n u a l M e e tin g of thu AVENUE AND GET YOUR ENROL A GENERAL MEETING of ASSOCIA SVia*^e Farmers’ League MENT FORM FILLED IN TES will be held at the Club House on A Meeting will be held at the BOOROA (■concerning share farmers Tuesday, Sept. 24 TENNIS GROUND on MONDAY ROLLS CLOSE SATURDAY NIGHT WEDNESDAY', SEPTEMBER 35th, at SEPTEMBER, 23, at 2 p.m. IN ALL DISTRICTS) At p.m. 4.30 p.m. will be huUl on MONDAY, 23rd SEP AT P.M. Business: A41 Farmers and Share Farmers in TEMBER, at 3 p.m, at MERRIWAGGA AT PRODUCERS PACKING £HED J. R. AITON, Secretary. To discuss afternoon-tea programme terested in Settlers are for 1930. MR. THORBY’S SCHEME D. EIPPER, Hon. Assoc. Sec. tiADIEB, choose your Show Handbag are requested to attend. now; make use of our Lay-by. Latest anortment of colors and design** G. FOR SALE, Lucerne Hay, £4/10/ R. Lawler, H. Ryan, R. Foley, A. Rosi, Convener*, tofi. 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Monday, September 22.—"Forbidden Can you imagine Jetta Goucial as a I Woman" siren spy in the service of the Sultan Theatre. and "On to Reno,’’ Lyceum of Morocco? This la the exotic De I Monday, September 23.—Meeting of Mille star's choracteriaalion in "The Forbidtleu Woman,’’ which Paul L. jPamiets at Uoorga, al 2 luii. Stein directed and which will be on 1 'ruesday, September 21.—Country lew at -tlse Lyeeiin! 'Tiieat!'« <m Mon Party Meeting, Foreshaw'’fl Hall, 8 n ToNDaY, SEF»TEMBER 23, 1929 day night. Victor Varconi and p.m. • Joseph Schildkraut are featured op Monday, September 23, at 8 p.m.-— Meeting, Country Party Supporters, at posite Miss Goudal. Vox Populi Mias Goudal’s , charactorisatioii in Bilbul Hall. this production Ls akin to the rob Tuesday, September 21.—Vine GrowConsistency is a virtue only insofar v,hlcl, won her Inlornnlional ncclalm'«'®' Association, Annual Meeling, 8 Echo of G riffith Sensation as it assures a certain coherence in as the be-autlful spy of 'Thrt>c Face';- p.m. action; It is closely allied to obstin Fast.” She contrasts a loveless mar Wednesday, .September 24.—"Red acy, which is an admitted vice. Wade riage with a French colonel as a' skin” and "Gale Crasher,” Lyceum de Th,e sensational Griffith bank robbery of a couple of months ago means of obtaining secret information,! Luxe. iJliire Council is to be commended as was responsible for the appearance of Graham Rice before Judge Coyle >nly later to fall in love with her bus : Wednesday, September 25.—Meeting a governing authority on having suffi at the Goulburn sittings of the Court of Quarter Sessions last Wednes band’s brother. Golf Club Associates at 4.30 cient courage and common sense to day. Rice, against whom two charges were preferred, one of breaking change Its attitude towards the truck The brothers are portrayed by Vic Friday, September 27.—Caledonian entering and stealing, and the other of assault and robbery, was sen tor Varconi and .To.seph Schildkraut, Rally. Memorial Hall. ing yards question. tenced to five years’ imprisonment on each charge, to be served con When the Council was approached bile oihevs iiromi’ienl in the inst Friday. Seideinber 27.—Hotel Vic currently. by the Progress Association with a are .ToheplUiu' Norman aud Ivan Le toria Night Out, in aid of R.C. Baicaar, Lyceum, Griilith. request that it support the demand Rice had been committed for rial from the Griffith Police Court bedeff. f H- tbo erection of trucking yards at to the Narrnadera sittings of the higher court, but it is within the dis The stoiy of a hick detective in love Friday and Saturday, September 27 =.l's site chosen near the Monier Pipe cretion of the Attorney-General to alter the place and time of hearing, with an actress wdio has had her and 2S.—Newton Carroll presents .-»It sol'ts of objections were and to avoid longer delay. Rice, whe pleaded guilty, was brouglit be jewels stolen is the basis of Uniwr- "Billy from the Barcoo” and “Sally in raised, chief among which was that fore his Honor at Goulburn. The Court does not sit at Narrandera until sal’s full concoction, "The Gate Crash Our Alley,” in Big" Maiquce at Qiif* the proposed site was too close to the November. er,” featuring Glenn Trycm and lith. town of Griffith. The Council adhered Patsy Ruth Miller which will show at Saturday, St ptember 2R.—Hospital It will ho i-omomhered that in a lot- agine upon wliai foundation Kic< till) Lyceum to its advocacy of Bcelbangera, which, on Wednesday. In the Ice-cream Revel. Elnierpon’s Shop, as a location for the trucking yards tor to a friond written whilst in hos- based his sanguine hopes; probably supporting cast are T. Roy Barnes, next Mar.shairs dental surgery, Banna had the negative advantage of suiting pUnl, Rice expressed the belief that only the soaring optimism of youth, Beth Harol. Fred Malatesta and AvemiP. day and night. Saturday, Sept. 28. Shearers’ Dance nobody. Probably the Council arrived ho would bo treated l-aniontly, and others. William Craft directed. Shot Fired in aid of Griflith Hospital at. V Edat the conclusion that, with human might even escape punishment alto Hundreds of Indians have roles in nature as it is, it was impossible to gether. The presiding Judge, how'- The whole criminal escapade \ya tlie latest Richard Uix picture for wards’ Farm, No. 615, Beelbangera. took a most serious view of the please everybody, and so to avoiid the ever. by a reckless disregard o Paramount, titled "Redskin.” "Red Saturday, September 28, 3 p.m. exploit of the young man marked implication of partiality it was better dosporato probable or possible consequences. Hf skin” is tin all-color film, and reveals Auction Sale of Farm 222, three miles * ^ to displease everybody, which is a Addressi'ug the prisoner his-1 Honor scenic grandeur of the colored from Griffith (25 acres). Seymour and . made apparently no plans ’ have the idea thati „ the encompaHsing = ot. liis , • e.s the comparatively easy achievement.. But, said "some people rock country in the Indian territory. Roxburgh, auctioneers. * for last week, when the Council was again when they want money all that they cape from the town, when he knev Gladys Belmont ,an unknown "extra" Wednesday and 'Ihursday, October to do it to break, cuter and as that within an hour, perhaps within girl, was chosen tor the principal role 2 and 3—Methodist Eixhibll.ion and approached by the Progress Associa have, sault, and take what they want.’’ few minutes of Ids leaving the bank, or posit p the star. Othe*'s in the cast Snow' Fair, Griftitli. tion with a request for approval to a Two Charges sitchosen by the stock owners themhue and cry would be raised. He was are Jane Novak, Tally Marshall and Wednesday, Octolu'r 2.-^Plaiu and Bernard Selgel. ' “Redskin” will Fimey Dress Bail, Balia miry WoolThe two charges against Rice were: carrying the entire proceeds of sel /es, located close to the old Power ,robbery about his per.son when House site, the Council’s acquiescence breaking and entering the show at the Lyceum Theatre on Wed shed. Thursday and Friday, October 3 aud ^ W unanimous, and promptly given. ofRce of the Commercial Bank of Aus- ,^^g approached by Constable Pryor nesday night. 4. — “A Midsummer Ni.ght.’s Dream,” cheek tc Ids exploit Rice The new site is even closer to the tralia and stealing therein f(i66, aud.l Lyceum, Griffith. revolv •, from lits hip pocket town than that previously suggested secondly, assaulting and robbing John I ream for Charity Friday, October 1.— Dailiugtuu Pt. gjjgt himself in the chest, close by the association, but the objection Kevin McMillan, teller at the bank, ^ .;o ;—.--- Anuual C. of E. Ball. region of the heart. r<roximity to the residiential centre On each charge Judge Coyle sentenced Next Saturday, Seph-mber 28, tlicro Wednesday, September 25.—Grand was not raised on this occasion. In Rice to five years’ imprisonment with is to be fui ice cream revel at Kmer- Dance in Blnya Hall. Lack cf Method deed no objections were put forward hard labor. The sentences are to be ’.rile robbery from luginniiig to end .voii’s shop iu Banna Av.'mie to eele- Wednesday, Sept ember 2").—Grtuid at ail. Councillors vied with one served concurrently y<;)8 carried tlvrouMU cn a ‘i:atch-a..s hratc the opening of the soft drink.s Coucerl in Hanwood Methodist another in 'their eagerness to sponsor Hopeful Pri»oner It will be remembered that on his catch-can” system, but up to a point ami ice cream season. On that day Clmreli. the Council’s support of the proposalttikings throughout the tiay Monday, September 23.—Mr. E. Councillors, who a month previously arre.st Rice drew a revolver (one •t was carried ihi<u/ili successfiilly the gross evening are being donated to the (L R i l e y . M . H . R . . Lyceum Open-air had been adamant in their objection which he had stolen from the bank) Taking advantage of the bank’s vul and natl member.s of the Junior Theatre, G r i f l i l l i . to having trucking yards' in close and shot himself in the left side of n^^rabilit.y through a defect in the liosphttl,Cross will be in at teiidaiihe proximity to the town, seemed perfect the chest He was an inmate of the jback door, Rim' gained entrance t lU'd ly willing to have trucking yards erec Griilith District Hospital until brought <he bank luTder cover of darkness, Ihfougliout the day to assist iu serv Killen and Nulty ted in the main street, if such had been before the Police Court, aud then.jand he surprised Mr. McMillan, the ing customers. ■liter his committal, he vas n'lnovedlteller, in the pitch darkness of the ------ JO!------the wish of the stock owners. For meiit, but the ciuestion Itas beiu rai.s tunately it was no such unreasonable to Goulburn where for a time he was|banking chamber and overpowered ed whether ha did ind'ed intend to TO FIGHT FOR RIVERINA request which found the councillors in -n inmate of the gaol infiiinary. \Wieu him. Mr. McMillan was boimd with kill himself. On iluU iltere o;in he no ho appeared before Hie Court last brutal severity ami gagged, and Rice this complacent mood. ■.iiadow doubt. 'I'lte .'diol was tired The site suggested ¡by the stock Wednesday Rico was looking much remained at the bank for the greater w'lii the revol'.er pressed against his PARTY ENDORSEMENTS MADE hotter and brighter than he did when part of the night, leaxiiig .just before .Mr. W. V\'. Kilim. .Vl.H.R., ami Win, owners is an eminently suitable one; body Just a traeU'ai at ove ihe heart. it is indeed comparable to the ¡one before the court at Griffith. It is said daylight. From the bank he went M’lten Rice niadt his dying deposition, Nulty will light cut the local political proposed previously, and situated near Gint ho anticipated a light -sentence down Ulong Street to the channel, b- liei ing til 'll t.iia! he va.s ai the point battle in tlie electorate ot Riveriaa. where,^ according to his own stateMl. Killeii, the sitting member, has the Monier Pipe works, in convenience and that the judge’s sentence came -as ment, he threw a revolver, one of the of death, Ite exiuesstd a dutormina- been endorsed by the Country Parly, and appropriateness. Any objections a rude shock to him. two taken from the bank, Into the tlon to die suid a keen desire for death aud on Thursday Mr. Nulty was selec Slight Foundation that might be raised against the one channel, retaining onfe. With the That his mood changed, and that aub- ted to bear Labor’s banner in the fray. Whilst in the Griffith Hospital and money, nearly £700 in notes and sil sequcntlj' he. evinced a buoyant desire could, with equal propriety, be ad vanced against the other. But, for awaiting trial Rice wrote a letter to ver, wrapped In brown paper or for life and freedom, w;ts not surpris Messrs. E. Hoiid and J. G. Casserly tunately, last week the Council was ail acquaintance in the town asking secreted In his pockets he made bis ing lu one of his youth aud lepipeni- were ctlso nominated to contest the in an agreeable mood, and made no him to procure certain money that ho way to Mirrool House where, after mem. Throughout his eonversauons seal on lu liulf of Labor. M,r. Hoad had objection to anything. Perhaps it was (Rice) iiad secreted in the other conversation with some frieuda, he fits of hopi lessness ami cheery npH- Both . aud . , Mr. Casserly „„„¡„atbecause the icouncillors, or the ma man’s bedroom. In the course of the endeavored to secure a oar to drive niisim ami mood.s ot depreS'-t*’*' ‘Mr. Kilên T*' without success, aud. Mr. jority of them, had attended the meet letter, which was handed over to the him to the main soutlievu railway line.;dospomlemy alternated. mad Nulty was one of the three endorsed ing of stock owners called under the police aud tendered as evidence at He had actually engaged a car and ^quick recovery from Hu; eff^ 1 of the Liibor candidates in the 1925 State the trial, Rico said that he had been auspices of the Progress Association, was about to depart when the policeUvound. i police|\vound. and knew that the persons really In- advised by a solicitor that he would arrived. It is not to be supposed.j lu c.oniicciitm with tins aflc'imath elections. Since then ho had been terested were very determined in the at most get a light sentence,, and had however, that ho would have got clear of liie txetting robbery it is s t a t e d ■ elected growers’ represeniailve on the matter, and realised, too, perhaps, that a good chance of “getting out of it” hud he left before the police arrived.|tiiat of Hm two revolver.^ taken byî^cied Fruits’ Control Board. In years as n council they knew very little altogether. Considering the desperate There wert' half-a-doaen poojilc iu the Rice from the btiiik only one as in'go»e by Mr. Nulty was a prominent about the facilities required for the nature of the enlerprlsi'' iu which town who knew where lie was going 1 wurkUig order, ami thsl. purely by lig'H'c in- Gn Imlmstriul life of Broken convenience of local stock owners. Rice had engaged, the breaking Into -whio.h car he had hired, and alaecident. the mu- he rciained was the Hill, occui»yiiig a leading position in message to stations aloug'cno eapahlo of use. This eircum union clichis. There is nothing more educational a bank, the holding up ot the teller at than ,a realisation of one’s own ignor- revolvtr point, ami tlio riding of the the route wouhl have led to hts tippre- staiice might hate cost the reckless It is likely tliur a sei'ond candidate will support Mr. Kiileii, wlio is suffer ance; it opens the portals for the ad hunk .safe and ih" rcun-val i>f a large hciision long before he reached Junec. youl li his life. ing from the '<fiecls of an ac'ident Bad Example vance of wisdom. Accordingly, last sum of money, it is diliicult to im- A good deal of daring effrontery was It is remarkable that since Uiee’s|wTiich hefr'l him to'.vards the close of Wednesday night councillors forgot displayed by Rice, ami a reckless re human bias [towards error, the gard for law iuut order and for liH exploit there has been a veritable epl-îhe last Parliament, and may prevent academic theories regarding hygiene Wade Shire Council will make own safety, hut Hicre was a iothI ub (Umic of hank outrages in .-\ustvatin. Îvan inking an active pan. irr the camand town development, and did as the other mistakes than that which re Hence of forethouphi and judgment Thc criU'inal mind is peculiarly sus-jpaitni, stock owners (who, by the way, are ccptihlc to suggest ion, :'nd it is pos-| Whilst in Govenmient circles the sulted in Beelbangera being selec shown in every move he made. big contributors to the revenue of the filblc tliat this mud freak of Rice's j seat is regarded as a safe one for Mr. ted as the site for the trucking Shire) wanted them to do. Such an Determined to Die was n'spou.sible fiti the subsequent Killcn, who incrt'u.scd his majority yards; if it repairs the others as attitude should not be condemned as Rice was couvlcied of attempted g(..-pt.vato hoUhuos in Gydney. \N'f-jsultsiantially at the last election, Mr. promptly and as gracefully as it vacillating; it should be applauded as and .\delaide, not one of whic»i Nulty is said to be hofteful of ousting did this one It will deserve well suicide at tin* Police Court and sena regeneration, tenoed to a nomiuul it'Cn df imprl.son(uund.'d with sucecfiS, lum on ()iTober 12, of tho iommuhityAfflicted as it is by the oommsn

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•tOîA At the grape products conference, held in Berkeley, Prof. W. C. Cruess, In commenting on the sale of grape P — A — I - N caused by exposed juice, said:— ncncs or chronic abscess denotes MEBICAL, SUlieiCAU. OBSTETRIC DANGER. “During the past ten years there has LOCATION : Sister L. N. Smirtkwaite Have those Bad Teeth attended to been a very great Increase in the sale A.T.N.A. without delay. Call here for relief H y a n d r » Street of fresh citrus fruit juices, particular from Pain and avoid the further HEAR METHODIST CHURCH SistOr E. Smith ly orange juice and grape fruit juice. possibility of III Health caused by According to reports from the Califor septic conditions of the mouth and GRIFFITH nia Fruit Growers' Exchange, more gums. 12 Phone than 6000 carloads of juice oranges from California are being used bysoda fountains and juice staiid.'i DENTIST, Q R IFFIT H throughout the United States. In ad Y enda C .W .A . Cottage H ospital dltion, very large quantities are used (Five Minutes from Railway Station) in the home for preparation of juice — — ;o;—'---■■nnii.iìi. ^-7-xaiirr as evidenced by the enormous sales MATRON A. SEE, A.T.N.A. of Sunkist home size juice extractors surgical. (In Charge) of various kinds. The sale of fresh Lato of Griffith Hospital citrus juice has made serious Inroads MEDICAL A uctioneers, Land & Fees Moderate in the market for bottled imitation 'Phone: 95 fruit drinks. OBE8TETRIC Stock Sitlesmcn's Directory “There la still a very great demand for Terms, Apply to Slster-ln-Charge for and consumption of imitation grape drinks. Evidently a demand for grape drinks at soda fountains and as G . A . H . R 1 C H A R D .S carbonated bottled imitation grape T h e L iv e S to c k A g e n ts C A T E R an d B L U M E R drinks already exists. Bottled Califor SOLICITORS, ETC. A u c tio n e e r , Ilian grape juice in the past has not PWVATE HOSPITAL proved popular, largely because of its J. W . K E L L Y an d C o. S to c k an d S t a t io n A g en t high retail price and competition of Hotel Griffith Buildings, BINYA STREET. GRIFFITH OPPOSITE POST OFFICE the highly flavored eastern juices. TANNA Avenue GRIFFITH. QRIFFlTh G R IF F IT H “There -would appear to be, how SURGICAL, MEDICAL, OBSTETRIC V V IL L ha pleased to receive partlcuever, an opportunity for the market W , Rupert Cater SISTER E. H. BROWN stock Fox Sale Paul W. Blumer, B.A., L.L.B. ing of fresh juice direct to the consu AUCTION SALES CONÜUCTEO IP fti-8 or Fiupordes 'PHONE; 97 A-ucUon Sales Conducted in any pai-t mer at soda fountains, juice stands ANY PART OF THE STATE. If the District; Weekly Auction Marand in eating establishments. As J. with oranges, the customer -would see STOCK A PROPERTY LIST« ON <et EVERY SATURDAY at I pm. S E R T O R L APPLICATION. the juice expressed from the fruit, and IGENT FOR (B.D.8.) P. C. McKenna & Sons would know that it -would be the ‘real (Bnlverslty of Sydney) BOX 113b Hassey PHONE 98. thing’ and not an artificially colored Harris Co. Ltd.—Farming DENTAL SURGEON. M u s ic & P ia n o H o u s e and flavored imitation. During tin vtachlimry.; May and Miller—WlmHOURS : 9 m.m. till 6 p.m., i BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH season grapes are cheap, and a large nera Scarifier; Dalgety and Co. Ltd. BY APPOINTMENT. drink could be given the customer for -Stock. FropertleB. Wool and MerH . 0 . P E C K , (Next to Marshalls, Dentist) his dime. It could be sold a.s a still tiandise -Departments — Mt. Lyell Sole Agents for Suttons Ltd., famou:^ Address i or. perhaps better, as a carbonated A u c tio n e e r , luperphosphate; General Aoeldent Crossley 8-Valve and All Electric R u ra l B an k C h a m b e rs drink under such names as 'Muscai Hre and Life Corporation Ltd.—All Radios GRIFFITH. Flz«,’ etc.”—“California Cultivator.” S t o c k a n d S t a t i o n A g e n t Jlaesea of Insurance; Gloria Llgnt Also the Katster, and Attwater Kent, 'Phone i 148. Jo. Ltd.—Benzine and Electric LightEtc. ug Systems. H o te l G r it B t li B u ild in g s . ‘IT’S AN ILL WIND” Agents for C. H. McFarland Ltd., £oi the Rudolf, Steinberg, Gustave, üasy Terms. 'Phone: Griffith 101 J. E . A N D R E A . G R IF F IT H Returned soldier employees of tiuStrauch, an d the Hollywood Player PHONE ; 300. Postal Department regai-d the defeat Pianos; also the Spaethe, F. Webber, ot the Government as an ill wind that Clearing Sales Cou iUcled in Any Fai L.D.S., fl.D.Sc. (Melb. Univ.) Oundermann and Zeuerbach Pianos of the District. has not failed to blow them “good,’ SURGEON DENTIST A . L. T O N G S Repairs to All Musical Instruments, Truck* Ordered for Any f rket«. , for it is likely that the threatened axe Including Piano Tuning, Phonograph NEXT CARNEY AND SON, of dismissal tvill not fall. Already 4gent for— t-and Salesman A Commission Agent Repairs. The best English Springs GRIFFITH over 100 men had been dismissed, and Aastrallan General Fire Injuranc.e and Parts Stocked. Jazz Bands a Hours : «»., Ltd FINLEY, N.8.W. -was expected that 500 others would Specialty i a m. to 6 p.m,; later, by appointment itreceive their marching orders at. tlu PHONE: 325 Visits : end of the month. Now it is stated Yenda—Every fourth Sunday in that money has arrived which will en each month L . H . D IC K S O N K[RQ5[H[ FARM m Rankin's Springs—1st Suuda’y in able them to be retained, and, in addi lion, the men dismissed may bo re G iND^Lmmñí each month instated. The men are not worrying Telophons; 271 as to whether their coptinued employ SOLI CI TOR THE nient is merely due to political expe RURAL BANK CHAMBERS diency; sufficient it is for them that BANNA AVENUc, GRIFFITH P they have been relieved for the time :(■ 18.32 \istinq f&O*etTltim l being of the spectre-of unemployment V igili Do Ail >v" -f. \ ;V leedicjt DliftGun Already the unemployment branch of G . W . A . W E L C H \V\%' A' the Returned Soldiers’ League has Vour Farm A rc h ite c t. almost 1000 men on its books, and it Í L-:-. RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, Work is doubtful if employment has ever GRIFFITH. Cheaply and been so rife in the city. Box 10 ----------- 'Phone: 188 Effí ciently RURAL SANK CHAMBERS, ./bj Mad music sways our souls to-day, l: See h At LEETON. A complete covering We fool and llirt our lives away, • OUR DEPOTI 'Pbou«t 4i Box IS. of trees, vines and Love’s sweetest songs wKh jnzz vegetables with protective materials scarred, •d assured with EFFECTIVE G.B. And every melody is :nan-ed. DUSI'S applied with the Mad mu.sic still seems gay and glad, Till iuiluen.vi makes us sad: P R O D U C E M E R C H A N T S A N D C O M M IS S IO N Bui that we never long endure, When taking Woods’ Gri'at PepperA G E N T S ^ a r a mint Cure. B LO W ER ifb S T C U N Y A M B IL S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H P h o n e : 1 7 6 The Gun is handy, easy to operate, Griffith, Monday. Sepleniber .1*3, J&J9 C a s e T r a c t o r s , S h e a r e r im p le m e n t s o f a l l T v n e s and most important of all, when crops are at stake, it does the job well. The Albury Show was continued in S O L E A G E N T S F O R East Street, Narandera A "-!«'*»»’. S e e d ., Cum ing Sm ilh F n r tili.,,, brilliant -vv-eather, on Friday; and the GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO. VlHlU Mr. Duff’« Pharmacy, Griffith, A lfa-Laval S e p a ra to r., P lan et Ju n io r Farm and G arden Im plem ent., ’ 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE gate takings, £1266, were a record. W. Second Thursday Each Month Q ueensland Insurance Com pany ’ T. iMtchell’s Ben was awarded the champion prize for hunter. The out C A S H B U Y E R S O F W O O L S K IN S A N D B A G S standing feature of the show was the breaking of the Australian higli jump L B E R E C R Y I record. Clearing 7 ft. lOi in., W. J J . H . D A V E Y B u ild e r an d C o n tra c to r Perry’s Hawk created a new Australa Window Cleaner sian lùgli jump record, The previous G R IF F IT H QAL:. FINE old SHERRY ... . nii' -n iifc'Griffith best performance was 7 ft. lOj In., Plans, Bpeniflcatlons and Estimates 10/- SELECT RICH SHERRY INVALID PORT _ _ — registered by Look Out, at TenterOdd Jobs of Any Description 12/B WHITE MUSCAT _ _ . WHITE PORT-----------field, la 1926. Hawk, ridxleu by W. 7/6 SPECIAL CHABLIS _ . Undei taken SELECT RICH PORT _ . Barton, flew over ''tin' ],>oles at 7 It. H O U S E S R E M O V E D 12/6 SPECIAL CLARET___ FINE OLD TAWNY PORT Messages; —Box 321, P.O., Griffith HAVING rUKCHASFD a HOUSL The poles were then raised to 7 It. 12/6 SPECIAL HOCK _ _ . BROWN MUSCAT _ _ tOi in., at which lie failed at the first REMOVING PLANT from Ray and attempt. At tlie sm-ond attempt he Savage, 1 am prciuued to RE.MOVt knocked badly, dislodged his rklei-, HOUSES in ANY PART of district. S U P E R B C Y C L E A G E N C Y galloped across lie arena, jumped the L . S A V A G E pickets, and stopped in the horse CONTRACTOR .stalls. It was feared tliat Barton had L o cal D e p o ts — 'Phone 170 been seriously hurt, but he soon re Box 91 Griffith vived. The horse cleared the obstacle C a o a l S t r e e t , G r iffith Y e n d a W in e r y , Y e n d a in splendid .style at the third try, and district agent J. F , W A L S H . H an w o o d W in e r y , H an w o o d just rattled the poles at the fourth PLASTERER. la now eituated in premises in DEMIJOHNS SUPPLIED. 7/6 EXTRA. MONEY REFUNDED ON RETURN, attempt. PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL YAMBIL STREET, ojiposlte MIrrool a THIAL WILL SATISFY YOU AS TO THE EXCELLENT QUALITY OF All Claeses of Plaster and Cement Export Co., and carries a FULL OUR WINES Wood*’ Great Peppermint Cure Work Undertaken. RANGE of Tyres, Tubes, etc. Wof luilueoza Golds FARM 682, GRIFFITH CYCLES pN EASY TERM S

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(Late of P. F. Roasiter, Griffith) Desires to notify the Fruitgrowers of A diminutive father was Introducing his six-foot-two sou to his friends at the Ares that he has commenced FRUIT PACKING AND CASEth§ club. MAKING “This is my hoy" Ronald, just down

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A certain railway line had the repu tation of being very badly laid. A ti-ain was rushing along at seven miles G R IF F IT H an hour, and rocking atrociously. Pas sengers were rolling from one side oi FLOUR, BRAN and POLLARD ALWAYS ON HAND the carriage to the other or holding on like grim death to window straps. WHEAT BUYERS. Preseully the motion became stead ToUphono; 145. Griffith. And at Temora ier. A traveller smiled faintly at the quiet-looking man silting opposite. im<l emarked, “We seem to be going smoother.” “Yes,” said tlie other, "we’re off the ails now'.”

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“'^rnivt'llocl!” Siiitl il suilov in u tiaiu to a passenger who had questiuiied him. “1 should think 1 ’ave. 1 \e been A all rouud the world;, over an' under it, too. 'I’here^ain't many ports 1 don’t know Uie inside of.” !> “Why, you must know a lot about geography.” 4i "Yes; we did imt in there once, but only to coal thé ship. ’Taint much or a place, what I remember of it.”

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3-Valve Grid Set, £ I 6 I Os, COMPLETE WITH ALL ACCESSORIES EASY TERMS AVAILABLE

Citrus Growers H a r v e y Bros.* Have Opened a New and Up-to-date

G r a d i n g a n d P a c k in g S h e d In the Premises lately Occupied by The Arno Packing Co. In YAMBIL STREET GRIFFITH,

Will F^ick, Pack and Consign for 2s 6d per case A Big Sale of about 1000 Canadian cases for 2 weeks only; ls 3 d each, Usual Price ls 4 d â Trial 81 ollcUed

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Mother (trying to pacify ccroaming child); “If only I knew why youi brother is crying so. ’Ihere must be something wrong.” Big Brother: “Well, niotlur, weren’t there any directions loi u,ie vhen he came?” o------- -0

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Magistrate: “Vou say cletomiam rubber TYREINQ, COACH AND CAR PAINTING DONE — CHARQEt moderate. struck you three times and knocked BIG RANGE OF NEW AND SECONDHAriO HARNESt. CARTS, Sulki««, you dowm?” LORRIES, CART v.'Hf SULKY Wi;«''«» and V«h!cl#* of All D*«or!ptlon» for Witness: “He did, sir.” Bale .“And wlrat did you do then?” I asked him if he liad finished.”

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■ C/ 0 H. 0. P«ck, Auctioneer, Hotel Griffith Buildings. ’Phone: 300. from Oxford,” said the proud father. ARE prepared to Crutch Sheep In an “Really,” said an old friend, gazing quantities. Good Shearers with first*! in the Shed recently occupied by Mr, class references employed. Ballnga P. F. Rossiter, JONDARYAN AVE. at the young giant; "quite a block off Shed open for Contract Crutchlng oi the old chip, isn’t he?” and after the above date. T. H. RODGERS AND SON, ‘Tleasi', suh,” said a Negro servant 'Jt' glstered Shearing Contractors with to his employer., ’G’d like to-morrow The United Graziers’ Association off.” ME.AL8,' AFTERNOON TEAS AND The*employer did not look too pU>as GRILLS AT ALL HOURS ed. Cool Drinks. CoafeoUonery, Ice “Well, Sambo, I gave you a day off Creams, and Fruit always on a month ago to attend your wife’s hand. funeral. What do you waut another CAKES. BTC. day off for?” Sambo looktid confused. “Well, suh.” he said at length, “so s I fan get married again.” “Married!” exclainu'd the white man. “How tau you think of getting S te a m S a w a n d P la n in g M ill} m anied again when your first wife MERRIWAQQA hasn’t been dead a mouth?” "Well, suh,” confessed the widower, T never was one to hold a grudge All Orders Promptly Atteuded To long.” MODERATE CHARGES. o ——— o R “ R E F IN E D ” Timber Supplied. Cut to Any Size The young exquisite was about to W, J. TIRNBR. Proprtstor make a start in business. ATM OSPHERE “1 suppose,” he drawled, “you’ll pay me what I’m w’orth?” Is that of the home or office "Better than that,” said tlie head ol with sttractive ELECTRIC the firm. “We’ll give you a small LIGHTING Appointments.

Ceilings end WsH Lights, Oesh or Floor Lamps of artislic design and beauty sdd a certain dijnit\} and neatness. Special selling of such Fixtures now on here. Please cell and ex amine our Electrical Goods.

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®------ 0 CRIME, The country policeman presented himself at the cottage door. "Excuse me,” lie said to the gill w'ho answered his knock, “but I hope you’ll give me what Information you have, and not make a fuss.” "W hat do you mean?” "Why, that Utile affair—you know,” “I don’t umlerstnnd.” “Why, w'e got a tip from the house next door th at somebody has been murdering Wagner, and I’ve been sent along to look into the case.” o------o

UPS AND DOWNS certain village the sfiuire offer ed to give a tliermonuter to every eottager, and carefully, cxi.iained its use. Soou after tlifir arrival a distiict vi.sitor eutered one lioiise, where a new thei'inometer hung proudlj in the middle of the room. The visitor com plinieuted the owner, and iuqnited if she remembered the Inatriu-tions “Aye. that 1 lio,” was the reply. “I ’augrt 'un tlu-re. an I waO'hes 'un un til he gets above 60.” "(.juiie rigid, Mrs. Brown.' said the visitor.' “And what do you do when gees above tlO?" "1 lakes 'un down and imls 'un out in live garden and cools 'im down a

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1920

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ST. ALBAN’S YOUNG MEN’S AND GIRLS’ CLUBS ' IN CONJUNCTION WITH

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Bioya Dance

Novel Golf

MANY GRIFFITH VISITORS

GRIFFITH LADIEG’ COMPETITION

MURRUMBIDGEE ELECTORATE

The G riffith Brass Band

(To the Editor)

Sir,—A statem ent has appeared lit WILL PRESENT Last Wednesday the associates held some of the papers circulating In the one<lub-only competition, which Murrumbidgee electorate to the effect Over £13 was returned to each of the Griffith and Leeton hospitals as attracted a large number of entries. that I stated that the Murrumbidgee a result of the dance a t Old Merribee, Two very good cards, well under electorate, under the altered boundar IN 5 ACTS WITH 10 SCENES Blnya, last Friday night. It was a bogey, were returned—Miss Dickie 35 ies, could not be won. 'Hiis statem ents was not made by NEW MARCHES jolly, informal function, to which 29—66 and Mrs. Heath 104—86—68. DANCES SONGS SCENERY and MUSIC many Griffith and Leeton people The next best was Mrs. Young’s 105 me, and 1 have replied to same in the ALL PRODUCED LOCALLY 29—76. ! papers concerned. The position, brief flocked. The following were , among FULL CASTE WITH 62 PLAYERS AND FULL BAND In the "B’ ’ division Mrs. Ebert and ly, from my point of view, is tljJ||,, those present:—Mr. and Mrs. C. W. POPULAR PRICES: 4/-, 8/- (Reserv d ); and 2A (Plus taxes, If any) Oxenbam (President Griffith HpspI Mrs. Cummings tied with 114—36—78. Under th e proposed boundaries, Hay. * SCHOOL CHILDREN HALF PRICES A rule of the Ladles* Golf Union states Hlllston and Carrathool hawe been tal), Mr. and Mrs. S. Palframan. Mr BOX PLAN AT CUMMINGS AND SHELLSELL’S and Mrs." ÎcDougal. Mr. Bolton (sec that in the event of a tie the trophy taken out of the present Murrumbid shall be awarded to the winner over retary, Leeton Hospital), Dr. aijd Mrs gee electorate, and by the removal of McParlane, Mr. and Mrs. Turner, Mr the last 9 holes, and* in accordance this country I have lost centres that 7.43 P.M., LYCEUM HALL and Mrs. Skeet, Mr. and Mrs with this, Mrs. Ebert was declared gave me a m ajority last election. The O’Dwy^r, Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, Mrs the winner. country th at it is proposed to add from F. Milne, Mrs. J. Keeling, Mrs. Beattie On the previous Saturday the asso- the present Temora and Wagga elec Sister Salier, Nurse Gallagher, Nurse elates held a 12-hole bogey match for torates gave a substantial majority Hines, Reberger, Maramin, Miss Dom a trophy presented by Mrs. Keane. for the Country Party candidates on Inish,, Miss Hebdltch, Dolly Evans, K Mrs. Dennis was the winner with a the occasion of the last appeal to tho electors. The task of holding the seat Gorman, M. Gorman, Cox. Wallace; good card of 5 up. therefore, becomes a difficult, but not Messrs. Buchanan, Franklyn, Maher Visitor: "Is this a good place for an impossible one. Kirwan, Thompson, Green, Kellj r O i r s a llA E Z « I intend contesting the Labor selec Gorman. Tomkins. Tolhurst, Buckley rheumatism?" Native: "Oh, yes, sir. I got mine tion ballot, and if successful, I hope S Brown, H. Brown, Carrol, McLind with the support of the large body of Bay. Hanel. Sutherland. Porscutt, Cor here.” A CAREFUL DRIVER electors who are dissatisfied wîth the grove, Weston, McCormick. RELIABLE BUIpK AND RUGBY Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure present Composite Government, to MODERATE PRICES First Aid for Coughs. Colds, fnfluensa succeed in winning the seat. I would be pleased if would pub Scots’ SOLID Silver W rist W atches, rotary lish this letter to remove any miscon L. CAMPBELL, Elite Accommodation House, G riffith -to:movement; ladles will find most ception that may exist.—Yours, etc., serviceable. Only 25/6 each, on moire M. M. FI^\NNERY. CALEDONIAN'S BIO NIGHT band. Geo. W. Speirs, Onr Jeweller. Wednesday, September 18. Final arrangements are complete iu all detail for! the great Caledonian Rally to be held at the Memorial Hal! Griffith, on Friday night. The chief Dr. Stuart MacFarlane, will occupy the chair, and personally welcomes all true Scots (or of Scottish descent) to the great rally of all raUies. A popu lar and varied programme will be given by the best artists procurabl“ In and about Griffith. Mrs. Simpkins, that delightful soloist from the Con eervatorium of Music, Sydney, will appear, and this musical treat alone should ensure a full house. The even ing will consist of Scottish song? Scottish humor, Scottish dancing, and A T Scottish piping. PresentaUons to sho\> appreciation of their great and unre mlttlng service to the society will bo made to the past chief, Mr. W. B (Jock) Meikle and to the hard-working P E A K past secrâry, Mr. J. F- McKirdy. i couple of short speeches will uufol ^ the aims and objects that the chiei aud committee are endeavoring li. carry out. ^ One of the main object.^ is to get into their own premises and BO let the Society have its own home At the end of this big .concert refresh S ta n d a rd T e le p h o n e s S u p e r ments will be served, and then hall will be cleared for dancing tilt s o n ic N i n e c o s ts less f o r u p k e e p 1 a.m Any Scot who has not received t h a n th o u s a n d s o f fiv e a n d s ix v a lv e an invitation should not let that keep wm »way-t>e .'in find a warm welsets in u se to d a y . Its n in e come. It was not possible tor the e ff ic ie n t v a lv e s w i ll g iv e y o u clearer, b e t t e r committee to aecertain the ^^^mes o all eligible and so provide th a n with d a y l i g h t r e c e p t io n t h a n a n y o t h e r c o m m e r a nersoual. written invitation.

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COURT HOUSE OPENING lu re s p o n s e to the invitation exteu by urn Griflilb Hon to the Mlniater tor Justice, Mi Lee to open the Griffith Court House on Saturday. October 5, aud the week-end and attend the Pageant celebrations, a reply has been re em ed from the Minister’s secretary stat ing that Mr. Lee would not be abli to come on the date suggested Saturday. October 26th as an alternative. _ This will he considered by the Pro gress Assoc'-atlon, and since It is im possible for the Minister to come to Griffith at pageant time this date may be fixed for the Court House opening.

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YENOA NOTES Area footruuners met with fair suc cess at the Cngarie sports held on J8th insi. B. Roberts, of Leeton, won the 75 yards handicap and ran third in the 120 yards’ race. .1- W. Fox of Venda, ran second in tlie yards and N. J. Wright and C. S. Munis, both of Yenda, ran second aud third respectively in the 220 y-ards’. race. E J. Sm euer, of Rankin’s Springs, won the 120 yards’ handicap, off I’d-t yards. are well in hand foi the forlhcoming Nenda Public School picnic. For years past this has been a most successful oyiting. £30 is the usual cost of tile lood and pupils prizes. .\ny child of the district who receiv'es a Department ot Education correspondence course owing to being too far out to attend s<-hool, always has an open invitation to come to ibe«© picnics.

A U T H O R IS E D

D IS T R IC T

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M o v in g T h e a tre , G riffith

Friday, 27 September Saturday 28

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NBCOflATES TME ''f H O T H ' T’EST C O U IIil WITH BRILLIANT HONORS

“ Billy from the Barcoo” and “Sally in 0 « r Alley”

Sheep or Cows?

Social and Dance

Women’s Auxiliary Corps (R.S. and 3.I.L. of A.). Memorial Hall. Griffith, MR. LUCCA CONTRADICTED Wednesday. September 25. a t 8 p.m. Dancing, Cards, Vocal Items. A Jolly Sir,— Mr. Lucca’s mistake: unable Good Time Assured. Diggers, Bring to tell cows from sheep! Wtien Mr. Your Wives ! Gents, 2/-; Ladles, a Lucca so courteously corrected basket or 2/*. — M. Matthews, Hon "Worm Turn” and Inserteil "a herd of Sec., W.A.C, milking cows" instead of "a few sheep" he w-as doubtlessly accusing me, since 1 am the only farmer with a herd of milking cows in the vicinity of Mr. Lucca’s farm. I strongly resent this, and can piovo that my cattle REQ. A.J.C. have not been pasturing on the roads, AFFL. 8.D.R.A. as Mr. Lucca has imagined, as we have been hand-feeding for months. 1 might add that Mr. Lucca is not the sort of man to allow slock to damage his property without sending for the herdsman. Further, since Mr. Lucca was so sure he knew "Wonn Turn’s’ name it was quite unnecessary to ask Eight.Hour Day him to sign his own name to save Mr Lucca blaming "some people who ENTRIES CLOSE WITH THE SECR might be innocent,” as in this case he ETARY THURSDAY, 26th SEPT. did. Still, perhaps tliat gentleman was suffering from a severe attack of FULL PARTICULARS FROM THE "ImaginUis" and should be excusi'd SECRETARY —Yours, etc., ACCUSED. W. McCANN, BOX 258, OR 'PHONE

G riffith R ace C lu b

**Trtith** extols th e speed« llgftttting acceleratiott, easy m anipulation and economical maintenance of S tudebaker's New Ersklne Six Sedan. "Dalightfui to liaudl« foaJ . . . plenty Iiaudl« on the road of ’pep’ . . . ea»y steering . . . wonderful baiance, •'Negotiating congested city streets greatly facilitated by the Erskinc Six’s instant acceleration, efficient fourwheel brakes, 109ia, wlieclbase, splendid turning took. "Flexibility of a very appreciable order, as low as 3 m.p.h. in top gear without any sign of 'dither,’ picking up rapidly to 23 and 30 m.p.h. "The Erskine’s four-wheel brakes very efficient at any old speed, providing a deep feeling of security. ^ "Rapid power development and smooth running con spicuous features of the Erskine motor. FIRST HILL CLIMB IN SECOND GEAR OVER HALF A MILE. Comrnencing in second gear at 2^ m.p.h., acceicr.ated smartly to 23 m.p.h. As the climb progressed 33 and 40 m.p.h. were recorded. Times 60 seconds.

Hospital Benefit Meeting Monday, Oct. 7

ERSiUME$nt

P re s e n ts

ACCELERATION TEST. Accelerated from 10 to 30 m.p.h. in second gear i* 3 2-3 seconds. In top gear, in 8 2-3 seconds. Maximum Speeds were recorded of 47 m.p.h. in second gMf« 67 m.p.h. in top gear. ' SECOND HILL CLIMB IN TOP GEAR THROUGHOUT. With a flying start run on to the hill at 30 m.p.h., acccler.'ited to 33 and 40 m.p.h. First turn taken at 33 m.p.h. after which 35, 37, 40 and 43 m.p.h. ware recorded up the feill,. the. actual Gora»«ag &i ths second brnd being negotiated at 23 m.p.h. Timei TR 2-5 seconds, PETROL CONSUMPTION. Including the two hill climbs, acceleration tests and maximum speeds, tha Ersli-nc Sedan proved very econonucal, averaging 27 miles to the gallon. Come, drive the NEW Erskine Six yourself! It is the W'oi'ld’s chan>p'-on of it.s price class!

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Apply Box 24, Griffith.

THORBY AND FLANNERY ARGUE .FOR SALE, quantity of good, clean ISSUE RAISED IN PARLIAMENT Wine, Barrels, different sizes; 1 large That seepage is causing loss and anxiety to Area settlers, and that it is danger greatly exaggerated. These contending points of view were expressed by Messrs. Flannery and Thorby, in the Legislative Assembly on Thursday last.

Fermenting Vat. t hand Wine Press; and also good Grape Crusher, all in perfect order. Having no further use for same, will sell cheap. Apply to A, G. Aylett, Cootamon or Stanbridge, \ la Leeton.

Once Again

A New Import

AND DETERMINED THIS TIME SCHOOL BATHS PROJECT Very determined about it this time the Griffith Parents and Citi zens' Association is formulating plans for the provision of swim ming baths for the use of the chil dren of the Griffith District School thia season.

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ARRANGEMENTS TAKING ■ Sliippiug coals to Newcastle" is a favorite eaptiou for the newspapers, SHAPE imlifatii.g thul the cusiom of import The men who have tested^ your eyes iiifl: wool into Australia would he not for the last 8 years only unpopular but absurd. Well, Through the good offices of Mr. Mr, Flannery. Is the Ministei what about importing celery from M . M. Flannery the State Govern, Pels & Whitehead for Agriculture aware that the seep South A u |^ alla into Griffith. Sounds ment has proclaimed Monday, M.I.O. M.1,0, age trouble is causing a great deal of Once before thiH project was taken fanny! Bur it actually occurred this loss and anxiety to settlers on the liHie of H, A. Rarraclough. Ltd., will ill build, but, iinfoitunately, it was ul • week, and vegetahh-s a i- b'-iiig icguOctober 7, Eight Hour Day, a Murrumbldgee Irrigation Area, and egularly visit this town and may be lowed to stand over a.s at that time itjiarly bought Ivero weekly from Mel public holiday throughout the that the m atter conceroB Uol only the '•onsulted at was understood that public hatha bourne. It is not that we cannot grow Mirrool Irrigation Area, This will MIRROOL HOUSE individual settlers but the Coriimis* w'ere to be erected in the town which good cabbages and celery, hut om On set everybody free to participate Sion? If so. wiiat steps have been Would have been available to the fanners just happen not to be grow Wednesday, September 18th, from school children and w'ould have offering them when they are wanted. in the carnival, which is to contaken to reduce the trouble, and it 1,30 p.m. to 5 p.m, no steps have been taken, what steps ed them greater facilities for this j \vhether it is a question of gelting tinue from early morning until And does the Minister propose to take? pleasurable summer sport than could, necessary water in winter or late at night. Thursday, September 9th, from school baths. It has never been ex-1 growers themselves Mr. Thorby: 1 am fully a w a r e of 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. plained what liappeued to this bigger | ongwer the disabilities that have arisen in The organising committee is meet PELS AND WHITEHEAD connection willi seepage on the Mur OPTICIANS, 117 piTT ST., SYDNEY project. The land was leased, ¡duns ing each Alonday night, flnallsiag were drawn and aiiproved, ami every lumbldgee Irrigation Area and on urrangeineuts for the Pageant, which thing was in readiness for a starl be other irrigation areas in New South promises to be one of Ilie biggest en ing made, but nothing more was heard Wales and neighboring States. The deavors ever luade iu a country town. SHOPS, OFFICES AND ROOMS of it. The result w as that the chil difflnilties are at present manifest Promises of assistance have been re dren of the district still had to jour-; THEN KitLED BY CAR In only to a minor degree. They are ceived from almost every section of ney out to the l^ tv on their sports’j WADE CHAMBERS ^ greatly exaggerated by :i few persouii the community, and the organisers afternoon and batlTi in lliat muddj’^ BANNA AVENUE who have tried to make capital out are now’ ascertaining the exact extent pool, Tra,nsport was rather an expen G R I F F. t T H of the fad that there la seepago. «t‘cUon’s coiitrllmtion to Uie sive item, and the ari'angement w'as Zaga Agha, who insisted that he »i SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH Mr. Cahill: You ought to go and was 155 years old, but actually wais pi'ocessiou, for careful marshalling unsatisfactory in many icsyects.'*' AGENTS, GRIFFITH see for yourself! When all hope had been abandoned; 3, 13 ^ -vva^ knocked down and killed by will be iieoe.ss:try to avoid congestion The re of public baths being provided tlie motor car, says a Constantinople and confusion on the day. Mr. Thorby; I have been there and turned soldiers, who are to head the school project was revived and nressage. A MEETING have examined the area with olTlcers procession, have designed a really sub-committee of the association isj yaga .always walked about unaided, of the. of the Commission. I appointed a body spectacular exhibition, and other comof experts to investigate, and steps COUNTRY PARTY OF THE BEEL. now a t work making final plans, wherever he wanted to go. Two years muuilies will stage notable demonstra Otters of assistance, bolh iu cash and .jgQ ^e told an interviewer, ‘T was BANQERA AND RILBUL DISTRICTS have been taken to rectify the trouble. kind, have been prompt and generous, q'urkish Kurdistan, ft seems tions also, whilst variety , ,, will , be ,lent Will be held at Where an lndlvidu.il settler Is affeded, and It is believed that the baths will awfully long time ago. I came to ^hc Pageant by the displays mad BILBUL HALL the Commissiouers have put iu tile be ready for use before the season Constantinople when I was 36. I have by \aiio u 3 trade Interests which have At 8 O’clock, on drainage to overcome the difficulty. A ha.s advanced very far. Sufficient tiiii- {jo^n here 118 years. 1 worked first as secured filaces in the procession. MONDAY NIGHT. SEPT 23rd considerable number of seepages fire her has boeii donated to provide dresporter and then as a waterinan. I Good t-nirie.s liave been received for It is expected that Mossr.s. W. brought about not from the water iu sing sheds, and there have been many loughi in I'mir wars. l have hutli the raee mee.ting and the eycle •Muses and .1. H. Kelly will bo iu at the canals nor by the Irrigation Cone offers of voluntary labor. A consideraiani.-d li limes, and lo of my sports, and these two attraclioua mission, but by overwalering by some tendance. able sum will be required to pay lor luive been deal long years. Al- ^^pould occupy tlie crowds during the All persons luterestod iu Country: of the settlers. Whilst from some of the cememiug ot the pool, and an ai) together, 1 lia\o had 28 children. *afternoon. At night the big smoke sothe main tauals there is a certain Party are invited to attend. .. , ^^orried two years ago ,,¡.^1 various entortaimnents will C. E. Beilhy, Convener,’ peal for subscriptions to this fund is amount of seepage, at present it is iboul to he lauuelied. TTie project is .(¡..d. Now my ,y,. ,j„. pupiic. being dealt with as e.xjiedltiously as one that has the hacking of every par til yeur-old sun is left, I lost my THE possible. Where K is coming from ent, and no great dillicuUy in raising teeth when 1 was 90, hut when 1 wa,sj It has been anticipated by most lateral canals the canals are being to" two more grew. I m-ver drank pooplo Gial the incidence of the elec the neeeasary funds is anticipated. cement-lined and old canals are being The benefU that (he eliildren would 1or s m o k e d . Fp till three years ago 1 '¡<»1 on the Saturday following the Parepaired and otherwise rectified. In (,ln Aid of the Griffith Hospital) derive from liaving baths adjacent to iftj funny but I used to feeliyeant will interfere with the anungeevery case where it can be overcome iments that hud been made for a nunrthe school can hardly b" exaggerated, It Is being overcome, but where it At the Home of V. A. Edwards Under the present ;immgements only, l),atvpy and, if it IJt-r ofprom inent public men to particannot be readily overcome a gi'eat Farm 615, Beelbangera Road, the bigger chihlreii can lie taken out, ,\llah, I want to live one year. •ipate in the carnival, but these fears deal of investigation has been carried Near Griffith to the lake, whereas were the b ath s' out by capable officers. It has been close to the school all excefd the tini-j l.ust Getuber Zaga seleeied liis 1 2 th, bas been reeeivwl from any of the perfound that seepage iu some cases est ehildreii could make use of tliem.| wUe. She was a mere slif. of a girl sou.s wlio have prom ikd their patroncomes from neighboring orchards. Swimming is one of the exercises in ui- 10, lie divorced his ! Ith wife, age that they will be unable to attend. "DOWN ON THE FARM" The water travels a long distance wTfie'h evi'ii tlie younge.st children can whose age was im. Kv King A m u n n l-----------------— ' '■ ™ White Bus running from GiTIhlh at without doing any harm, and then engage treneticially, and from the lab, of Aighanistan, made tliat po.H- (p,, youtiitul Meiluisel-ah that he gav« short intervals comes through a clay pen and dops sporting point of view it is desiruhle sible. When Tie was on lii.s grand tour /,jp, LJU". Zaga Agha uaetJ that Prices: Gent’s, 4/-; Ladies, 2/harm to settler». Those cases are be that ciiihlrt'u should learn to swlif /Hsi year, lie was so impressed willi luouey to divorce his tltb Tl. Tt. Thorne, Secty. ing 'Invcfltlgfttdl. as yotins: as possible-

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THE CASE OF MR. HUGHES

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An Enthralling Story of Love and Intrigue on the Desert Wastes of Morocco !

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(To the Editor) Sir, -A geutleman wrttlnR under tlio iL U ll nom-de-plunie, “Verb Rap.” in today's laeue of the "Area Newa” 'dnnvfl atten lion t a j h e fact that the maluleiianeo of the Arbitration Act iP one of the planks of the Nationalist Party's plat form, and, such beinR the case, he con tends, or rather Implies, that not Mesh’B. Hughes, Marks, Maun. Maxwell ind Co., but the majority which voted ft Take ilie Drudgery 5 igalmst Mr. Hughes’ amendment were ‘ho traitors to the Nationalist cause. i?from the Kitchen ! jS I should like to point out that the Nationalist Party still adlu-res to its lelief In arbitration, but with every i* |i ^ O U can prepare a com- || It her .section of the community it has jjl píete meal at one time |j 'eallse<l the absurdity pf tlie conttnu|| wifh this j|l mce of both Federal and State inter vention in jndu.strl.al disputes. It was .Mr. Bruce who sought a Federal mono ^ C O M B IN A T IO N poly in this sphere, but his proposal a COOKER g was rejected by the people through a Consequently he had g It will boil, fry, grill, bake, g referendum. idopted the sen.sible nourst' of vacat ? roast, stew and toast simul c ing the field in favor of tlie Staler. J taneousl)! and save you time J Neither “Verb. Sap.” nor any other f and moneyl. c person .will convince the electors of Australia that Mr. Hughes cares twa> H Price £ 1 0 /1 5 /- Complete ÍÍ r.traw's about Federal aihitratiou or anything else except his impatient f 0.1 Demonstrations with plea- || desire to get back again into ofTtce. Mr Ij sure. jfj Hughes and" hi.s follow rebels talk great deal about their precious con sciences, hut It Is fairly obvious that Mr. Hughes's conceit and ambition ! ELEC TRIC M SU P P LY and J dominate his every political move. T I SE R V IC E STATION W. ihiiik and hope that Mr. Hughes ha.s \ Phone 201 LY C E U M BLDQS. |) over-reached himself thi:; time-. One <an desert one party in safrty, but f i when one betrays the second one, one is in the position of the foolish per•<on who tries to fool all the people ;;ll the time.—Yours, etc., SAP, Grifllth, September 19, 192G.

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N E W PH A E T O N ^T'l IIS entirely newcar suipasses the accepted standards of light car accomplishment, and establidies a new standard of acceleration, speed, power, and sniootlniess. It is as far ahead of its time as was the famous Model “T" in 1908.

Equipment Windshield Wiper; Rear View Mirror; Speedometer; Dash Light; Petrol Gauge; Ammeter; Combination Tail and Stop Light, Motor-driven Hoin; Starter; Foot Accelerator; One^iece Windshield; Thiefproof Ignition Lock; Four Shock Ab sorbers; Wide Range of Color Options; Bumper and Bumperettes.

Chassis

Motor Make and Model—Ford “A”; Four Cylinders—Bore in., Stroke in.; Unit Construction; Pump and ThermoSyphon Cooling; Pump, Splash, and Gravity Lubrication: Single-coil Distribu tor Ignition; Sliding Gear (3-spced) Transmi.ssion; Multiple 9 plate Dry Disc Clutch; Crankshaft Statically and Dy namically Balanced; High and Low Speed let Carburettor (hot-spot manifold); Aluminium Pistons; Two-blade Aeroplane Type Fan; Bakelised Fabric Timing Gear; Carbon Chrome Nickel Alloy Valves; R.A.C. Rating, 24.03 H P.; Actual De veloped H.P. 40 at 2200 R.P.M.

Four-wheel Brakes—Mechanical Inter nal Expanding ’Type, with Automatic Equaliser; Springs—Transverse Semi-Ellip tic; Drive—Torque Tube; Gears—Spiral Bevel; Rear Axle-—Three-quarter Float ing, Full Crown One-piece Fenders; Gravity Feed Fuel Tank; Ignition Wires Enclosed in Flexible Steel Tubing; Steer ing Gear (inevcrsible)—Worm and Sec tor Type; Acorn Design Nickel-plated Headlights; Five Onc-picce Steel-spoked Wheels; 17Jin. Steering Wheel; AlemiteZerk Pressure Lubrication; Body and Chassis Insulated to Prevent Noise; Wheel Base, 103^ in.; Turning Radius. 17 ft.; T ^ e Site, 30 z 4.J; Road Clear* ance, 9 | in.

Prices and complete details from

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Indian H ead, Guaranteed Fast Colours P la in 2 s 3 d

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You’ll be delighted with the showing. We have spared no trouble in making this opening event really worth while. BANNA AVENUE

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MANY ATTRACTIONS LISTED

LEWIN TRACTOR WHEEL-GRIP

At the special meeting of Waile SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE Shire Council on Wednesday night a report was received from Mr. Hai'nett THREE DISINTCT EXHIBITS A demonstration of the Lew in that the work on the Clifton Lane Tractor Wheel-Grip was given on the Balllngall Road, iinderlaiien by the banks of the lake at Lakeview on Fri The usual monthly meeting of the Council on behalf of the Commission day afternoon. Those who were pre cemmittoe of llie Griffith Agricultural was completed, and Cr. Kelly and Mr. sent w’cro convinced beyond the Bociety was held on Tlnirsday even Dempsey told councillors that they shadow of a. doubt that nothing finer ing last. The chair was occupied b.V', ^ ,, , i u ,, , ,, „ „ inspected the work and found it in equipment for the purpose of trac the president, Mr. R. H. B radbuij,' , . . ,, I A .4 '0 been done thoroughly aud tor transport in wet and boggy soils and there was a good attendance. „ . . i . m. „ sati,sfactor ly. It was further stated could not be conceived. The President welcomed Mr. NNllsou t.- i t •noinrv.ir.in ,, . nmr, i H'at Mefrsrs. Knight and Dalrymple The Levin Grip consists of heavy Mose.s, who was elected to the com-i , . , . i ie 41. . rwc mittee, us the result of the lesigmi •iJad , ^inspected . . the ,w'ork on, behalf of steel spikes bolted on the tractor ' ,, , n rri , 4 ., .the Commission and passed it as satis- tyre by a special devise. The orcUn tion of Mr. J. C. Thorne. I ary' wheel grips are done away with. The Deparimeut of Agriculture wrote stating that a judge would bo! The report of the surveyor w a s The advaiitages of the Levin equip appointed in ronnection witli tlie^ adopted, and his supervision and sur ment are that a tractor of any type Growing Crop Competition. | veying fee of £38 was passed tor pay can be used in wet or boggy soil with tile utmost ease. Entry From Yenda | ment. An old-fashioned standard Fordson Mr, Ernest Bulmer wrote entering | an exhibit on behidf of Vendu tor die!\ AI a recent magisterial inquiry in tractor was used in the deniousUatiuu, 'D istrict l-:xlnbit Competition, ¡u) Uiai to the detitli of thts five-year-old son aud it careered about in the mud and there should be tliree entries this yeai j,)^ yj,. Frank Firmau, of through a lagoon u pto the axles with instead of till* two lust year, ami from ! Y,.¡.ah Park, it was stated by the the exlmust under Hn.i wi»ter Icvtl in the amount of Interest tliat it is uiuiei lather Uiat lie was carting wood on quite a surmisingly cti.sy manner. Ill stood is being taken in ti'.ese »'xhibit !:i ten-ton waggon drawn by five lior was a.s ecrsatilc in bogs and ditches the co|niict it ion sbotild bi' most ini er-ii.^es. 'Die hack of Hie waggon was as Hie tank.s of war fame, und Hie cost estlng. II may a lso be n ie iilio n c il ihai loioled, aud tlieiv was pimity of room of e(|ui|'inent is not great, ,t:2t) Jo/, It is iiopeil to have the '('own Kxliibit loi himself and deot'ased to ride in cousuleriug its iolvantages in ricn set up by the ilale of the Mo\ it' I’a front. Deceased was sitting well be- fields ami orchards. geaut, anti it is requested that any hind liim with his feet on the lloor. The F'ordson tractor with Levin grip one who can assist In making tills ex After being cuutloned to keep quiet travelled quickly with a ten-disc hibit worthy of the town and district and look after himself, deceased fell plough attached, trailing this extra will seutl in any exliiblt they may bo head first down between the offside equipment over liard aud flooded able to willi the least possible delay. •shaftev’s heels In front ot a wheel, land, and also through a lagoon with Offer From Commission which passed over his head, before a deptli of IS inches of water. Hui The W.C. and U.k wrote informing witness had time to pull the horses plant being well over the exlea- in the committee on what, term.s tlioy to a standstill. water. would supply the ciirreiit necessary to Tile local agents, Mr. F. G. Rhead. supply the amplifier on the grotind: i.s very eiitiiusinstic about this new also for supplying current to those ri' Iiavilion be reserved for Mr. Rangott's equipment for irtictovs, whicti ean be Umd speaker; also for -a ih nionstra quiring it for their macliinery.sui>plled for all makes ot tractors. For the \aeancy caused by Hie tion of fruit jiuclung by the (.iiiltith Those wlio are Interested in power resignation of Mr. .1. A. Bchofleld, who Producers Company. farming, especially in rice fields, inn.st Mr. Brown was appointed has left till' district, Mr. G. .1 Iv. 'Iygive this equipment Hie consideralion .>itc.wavd in cliargc of tlie whob' of Hie Sion was elected. it wurranls. It. was decided Hi;il a eliarge 01 2 - jvavilion, and it was decided to have be made tor parking ctir.s, but that a slieaf-tos.sing and motor-driving TRESSPASSING NOTICE member.s wlio liavt» tickets he allowed competition. MT. ELLIC'TT ESTATE, YENDA Social Side the privilege' witliont payment. TRESPASSES on Mt. Elliott Estate. It was decided to hold the u.sual 11 was decided to apiioint an anQuarry and Forest Area No. 372, will nounce*r to annotince tin various smoke social on tlic second night of be PROSECUTED. No shooting or events, so tlml persons all over theS lie Bhow. hunting permitted; all dogs destroyed ground will be able to know what is! The pre.siden1 announced that Mi. on sight. going on in the ring. 'judd would be bringing his string of (Signed) f’ 1). THOllY Sheep do Damage jliofscs, aud it was decided to altei Aiigusl i5tli, 192!). Complaints were made by several one of Hie jnnu>s to a better po.sition of the committee that a large number tor jutninng. FARM FOR SALE of .sheep had been allowed to eat Hie Mi'tiihers tickets arc new available | ill .LI. 1 ffQtn Hie committee or Hiej grass, und Hic opinion wa.s expressed Clieap. SiUialed in Griffith, à Alile troni Posi Office that the trustees should retain the secretary, whose ofiiee is new at Mi.j II. O, Peek's office, next ( 0 the Hotel PARTICI'LAKS grazing rights of lite ground. Arca News Oifipe. (No agents.) It was decided that a space in the Griffith.

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PETROLS AND OILS OARS FOR HIRE - DAY OR NIQHT

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WiihM to notify the Public of Griffltl and eurrounAlng Districts that the: are now in a position to SUPPL"i bricks in large OB SMALl QUANTITIES

JACKPHILLIPS Reg. V.R.G. Paddock Member Victorian Club, Moib.

A.J.C. Paddook Tattersalls Club, Sydney

MELBOURNE &CAULFIELD CUPS S T R A IG H T

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Also all othsr events on Covernment Uoensed Raoooouraés* Write for Charts. Sufflolent Address—

N O T IC E .

THE PUBLIC is hereby WARNED against FISHING, SHOOTING, nr in COUNCIL AND TRUCKING YARDS any way TRESPASSING on DUNCARLEIGH, Darlington Point. JOHN B. SCOTT. MR. FRASER’S PROMISE

Visits Rankin's Springs First Sunday In Each Month

PrKmpdy Sav* your Solot by cominfl to DlokHa will B*va thorn for you. You muat oomo—QuIckl ALL HAND WORK (Maohiro Sown If Required I So vwork for notable Client«. " ^ B

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It has been sai,d of Mr. James Fraser, Commissioner for Railways in New South Wales, that when he says “No” he may mean, “Perhaps,” and when he says "Per haps” he may mean "Yes.” One persistent enquirer, wanted to know what the Commissioner meant when he said “Yes.” The answer to that query is that the Chief Commissioner neveç says “Yes.” With this in mind if may be accep ted th at the deputation Avhich waitec on Mr. Fraser at the Griffith Railw'a; Station on Thursday received a ver: satisfactory reply. The deputation which consisted of Mr. G_. A. II Rich arus. delegate ci the Giillith P;ogres .vspneiation, and Cr. J. Tt. Kelly am Mr D. P. Dempsey, representing rh Wade Shire Ccuncil, waited on Mi Fraser, who w.n a c c o m > by Mr IJrain, 'assistaiit ,com."iisi?ioucr,- anc other dfliciuls, asking that iruckim yards he erected on the site close, t,< the old power house location, frbdtit : mile east of the, Griffltih Railway Sta llou.

Fraser Speaks

N O T IC E

ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING or DAMAGING FENCES, will b« PROSECUTED. (Signed) C. H. NELSON, "Hill View.” Tabbita. 21st July, 1927.

Any person round Fishing, Shooting, or atherwlse Trespassing on BLOCKS 13 and 14, BENBREMBAH SUBDI VISION will be Prosecuted. Straying Stock will be Impounded. By Order JOHN McGUFFIE and CO., PTY. LTD. G R IF F IT H

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THE IDEAL CArFE, BONDI BEACH_

After listening to the representa \ home away from home. Len. Barlions made, Mr. Fraser asked for ai aett (late “Ideal Cafe," GrlfTlth) can assurance that this site had the a] offer you good Boiutl and Residence; .proval of the persons interested. Thit comfortable room4 and good table, Prices on Application beach looknut. Winter tariff from 35/(Clients are requested to make all Telegrams on Race Days—URGENT)* was given. In his reply Mr. Fraser agreed tlia'' weekly. Take Bondi Bus from Cen THOS. BEBRY. MANAGER the site was a convenient one, (Iv tral Railway Stnllnn, Bun stupa at only ob.iection being that the loop lin? door. Address: L. A, BARNETT, which connected the site with tin IDEAL CAFE, No. 1 HALL STREET, H . A . B a r r a c lo u g h L t d . railway track was not the propert, BONDI BEACH atAilii'v OPTICIANS of the Railway Commissioners, but f 385 GEORGE ST., SYDNEY the Irrigation Commission. H. next visit thought that the latter body might h Griffith: prepared to hand over the line to th at mirrool house railw'ay authorities. He reminded lu WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18 audience th at the finances of the se: From 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.ra vice were in a low state at the pr< THURSDAY, SEPT 19 sent time, and that expenditure on tli From 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. £1 .allowance on your Old Mattress. Bring it along. I will burnV proposed yards rvould have to be mad The firm has visited this town regt. it and allow you £1 on a new 4ft. 6 in. Kapok Mattress. Having out of loan money, but he agreed tlu OF WEST WYALONG signed a favorable contract for Kapok Mattresses I am able to the yards were required. It wa larly for years. AND BCCKOM make the above offer for Cash Purchases only. Don’t delay too imply a question of when funds con, /olifles the resid»jnts of .l!u' long, only a limited number are available. This offer cannot be be secured. He stated that he Ir hat he has PURCHASED-tlie abu .• received most pessimistic report repeated. business from Mr. G. C. Thomas, and along the line regarding the whea «tends an invitation to all to visit B anna A v en u e, G r if lS t h harvest prospects, and altogether tli the Shop and give a trial order. railways were facing a lean perio<’ but he I did undertake to ereci T. J. m. burnstein yards ou the site selected when fund L a d ie s a n d G e n t s T a ilo r B e d d i n g S p e c ia li s t G r iffith were available. The deputation witl S h e a r in g drew satisfied. It was by far the moi MISS V. burnstein C o n tra c to rs hopeful reply given by the Kailwa,' Gommissioners themselves to reiirt \ie prepared to undertake Sliearlug L in g e rie S p e c ia lis t gentutiona regarding Griflith’s truck Contracts Up to any (¡lumtity. Good Hemstitching and Embioldery Wotu Wurk Guaranteed. ing yards. French Pleating. Button Making, For tun her lufoniiatlou apply to Everything Required In Women’s Council’s Support G.. Tyson Wear The support of the Council for th FARM 1G44, BEICLBANGEUA Manufactured on the Premises by site had been won the previous nigh Hugh Mal!i(!Son, Yenda Modern Machinery wlien Mr. G. A. H. Richards waited o the Council as a delegate from th F r o c k s a S p e c ia lty Griffith Progress Association. He sail We are prepared to Make-up youi that at the Council’s suggestion ; own Material or to only Cut, Tack meeting of stockowners had been call and Fit It for you. ed and had been duly held the pn Bank; Commercial Bank of Australia, vious Saturday, iiie attendance ha Griffith been representp.tive of the stock in F R A N K H O M A N tere.sts of the district, and the sit* LICENSED AND BONDED agreed upon was one close to tlie ol P ia n o , P la y e r a n d O rg a n DRIED FRUIT SALESMEN power house site east of the railway By reason of connection with ReF U N E R A L D IR E C T O R ------------ Y A M B I L S T . , G R I F F I T H T u n e r a n d R e p a ire r. station. After listening to the reason tail Houses in CITY and COUNTRY ^ ------:o:-----put forward the Progress Associatioi we are able to give QUICK RETURNS O w in S tre e t, N a rra n d e ra HORSE AND MOTOR HEARSE had been convinced that Ibis site w'a MOTOR FUNERALS CONDUCTED IN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT preferable to the one near the Moniei to growers. We will be requiring all classes of DISTANCE NO OBJECT Pipe works previously advocated. It Fruit for next month’s orders, as this REPRESENTATIVE & TUNER for was acceptable to the whole of tin Mesara. Sutton’s, of Sydney and Me) WREATHS AND DOMES AT ALL TOiCES. AGENT BOR F. LINDLEY stockowners of the Irrigation Area month’s requirements are consigned. MONUMENTAL MASON ** Account Sales forwarded every two bourne. Visits Griffith every montli and Was regarded as a reasouabl weeks, so if only pcrtioti of crop Is » H ia prepared to go In any part ot compromise betw-een Beelbangera and sold it is returned immediately. the district (distance no object) the Mopler Pipe works’ location. The Sydney Storeroom is concrete, Orders left c/o ’Area News’ will b* Mr. Richards’ representations wen rat and mouse-proof, so consignments promptly attended to Established 1! supported, by a petition from fifty are safe. 'PUn»« stockowners of the Irrigation Area Our policy is to only take on con (from GrimUi. Bilbul, Beelbangera, signment what can be sold within ìi-? f- ; and Venda district) asking for tin FOUR WEEKS of delivery. C . M O R O N E Y Council’s suiiport in the effort to oh No consignment accepted without tain trucking yards. B ric k la y e r inspection and approval. (Late of the Building Construction Cr. Jensen Relents I will he in Griililh again the first All the councillors exiiressod Uicii ■week in August. ; Branch of public Works uepartm eut, Sydney) willingness to support the (dTort, and. All Classes of Brickwork Construeted in view of the d.efiuile expression ol 5H.7I. Managing Salesman opinion given by llie meeting, to adopt Large or Small Jobs—Distance No the sitr suggested also. Cr, Jenson Object y simply TURNINQ on a t a p you have said that as the Beelbangera men had running water for domestic and sanitary pur Estimates and Advice Given Free poses, for w’atering gardens and orchards, ivashnot taken the trouble to attend tin Phone: Griffith 235 ing vehicles and fire-fighting. meeting, and us the site suggested represented a reasonable compromist Qet quotations for installing a c o m p le te running loater he would withdraw his objections t half of the Council, and he then with service. The cost is small compared with th e co m fo rt a site other than Beelbangera, and drew. and convenience. L : . ----------'I'he Railway Commisaiouefs’ visit support the representations. A reso lution that the Council support the was in the uourse of their ordinary VALUER deputation was carried unanimously periodical tour of tlie railways, and it PLUMBERS AND IRONWORKERS and Cr. Kelly and Mr. Dempsey were is proliably the la,st time th a t Griffith YAMBIL ST.. GRIFFITH. Phone 36 BANNA AVENUE appointed to act with the deputation, will see Mr. Fraser as Commissioner Mr.. Richards thanked the Council foi for Railways, for his resignation is G R IF F IT H its pi'omiae of sui»port, and he, in ulreudy in the hands of (he (lovein— OR — turn, wu» thunlicd by Ci'. Kelly on be ment, v.

JACK PHILLIPS, Melbourne

H ygien ic Bedding Cam paign For

10 Days O n ly

The Ideal Butchery

J. W . CULLEN

Paris House

W m . S. G ow

B ro d erick & W a y

BR O O K S & CO.

J. T ren erry

W . r>. B ro o k s

Chas. E. Beilby

TEENERRY BROS.

FARM 8«4, GRIFFITH

6 Marcia Street Hurlstone Park

MONDAY, ^SEPTEMBER 23, 1929

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:o:E N H A N C Î S T H Ë AP EARANCE OF YO U R P R O PE R TY B Y ERECi NO WELL-MADE (}ATES. WOVEN WIRh: ijA l El> <«re obtainable here in many attnuU ic rfciigus, while /or general lue ihc sturity iron framed F AR M Q A ÏE built “Tx * everlasting »ert’ice, will keep

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At the special meeting of W'nde Shire Council on Tuesday night the following building applications were submitted by Mr. Grace, the building F r u it P a c k in g a n d G r a d in g D e n e o n Inspector:— G r o w e r '; ^ A cco u n t From S. Bowyer for brick cottage Hyandra Street, recommended for ap proval.—Approved. From Mirrool Fruit Export Company to erect shed (galvanised iron) In Yambil Street. This shed has been F R U IT M E R C H A N T E X P O R T E R A N D IM P O R T E P partly erected, owing, as explained by The firm with a reputation for straightforward dealing. the manager,, to the undorstandlng Evei-y effort made to ensure eatlafac lion for clients. that approval had been given. Such shed was Included in a previous plan Prompt and Reliable Advice, Quick Returns, Highest ruling Prices. providing also for other work, but as References: Commercial Bank Co. of Sydney, Ltd., Haymarket. approval would not bo recommeuded Personal reference«: From Leading Growers In all States. owing to the proposed shod being not of lire-proof material along the bouii CITY FRUIT MARKETS, SYDNEY dary line that portion of the work was One of the Oldest Firms In the Sydney Municipal Markets held over. Approval is now asked to allow of shed being completed and the brick! dividing wall allowed to stand over under temporary permission.—Permis sion granted, on applicant entering in to satisfactoiT agreement regarding temporary nature of structure. Prom W. Snaith to erect verandalr and bathroom attached to premises occupied by Miss lloblnson, Banna Avenue, Griffith These premises, are GOOD WOOD. QUICK MOTOR DELIVERY coustructed of weatherboard, and are REASONABLE PRICES situated within the defined area ORDERS LEFT AT TRENERRY BROS., PLUMBERS, YAMBIL STREET for brick or concrete. Othe^i’ tbau this factor, subject to required alterations WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO of specifications to comply with the ordinances, approval may be granted. —Granted.

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When Wade Shire Council ad vertised at £5/10/- a week it was not anticipated that so many ex cellent men would offer themsel ves for the job as was shown when applications were consider ed at a special meeting of the Council called for the purpose on Wednesday night last.

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Thirty-four applications were re ceived in all, most of them, of long e^'perience and furnished with the highest tesliuiunjals. One of the 'applicauts, a Russian by natiouality, was a uiiiversity graduate, a prize-winner he secret of lunching well lies not only in good in Russia iu a landscape gardening food, prel>ared with perfet^ culinary skill, coinpelition, and a member of a quiet and ease of service, but quite as much in famous scientific exploration party iu the feeling of personal comfort, attradlweness of sur> llio I’nI.ar rcKions. 'riiis iipplicant also roundings, the atmosphere, and the people one meets. furnished proof of practical expiuiYou will find lunching here most pleasant. The w elleu ,ce in gardening in Auslralia. Seve chosen and varied nyenns are sure to satisfy. lai kical -applkiants also put-in .Un?ir claims, but these were rejected in favor ol two otlier applicaiUs, one a man of long experience and now iiead Banna A i ’c m ie , Qrifjith gardener at a titmous Sydney goll Mnks. and the oilier trum a man oi about e(|ual experience, now employ ed a,s iiead green keeper ami gardeiiei by a leading bowling club. Tlie presi dent and .sliii'e clerk were inslrm ied tf make further enquiries regarding these two applicants ami make the final appointment according to tin informatioh received. ilotb appli emits furnished excellent reasons t'ui desiring to change tyeir place of cm ployment and residence. As is alway.s the ca.se the ntiplica tious wete not without their funny side. One man referred to liis large Fruitgrowers—liave your Fruit packed by us and secure substantial family "which he had always eiuleavoi savings In freight on each consigument. Account Sales direct to grower. ed to maintain to the best of his ability,” whilst others made equally ir We are also cash buyers of Fruit iu season. relevant claims upon tho Council’s TRY US FOR FRUIT CASES, NAILS, ETC. consideration. Couiicillors were PHONE : 23 ---------- —------------------------------Box : 319 pleased with the number and quality of the api'dlcations received.

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Temora.- l!?eptHiilier 17, lit, T.ockluirt.—September 21, 25. narelluii.—September 25. Ardlellmn,-—October '2. '■[ Finley.—October 2. Narmmh'ra.- tU'tober S,0. (lobram,—October 9. lieirigan.—Otdober 15. (Irilhlh.—October 15, Ki. Deniliquiu.—October 22. 23. (’ootamundra,—October 22, 23. M'he [leanut imlu.'ttry in (Jueensland is moving ubegd, and the crop Is now estimated tt) be' worlli ClWi/ttHi yeai'. Seven years ago llieie were only 2n growei's. 'I'o-day there are over 5n0, and the output is 3tHMj tons In the Dn-hed States some two million acres are detoled to iieannls.

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G . U ^ O F. (Mlrrool United Branch No. 9403) Meets Every Alternate Tuesday at St. Alban's Hall, Griffith Sick, Funeral and Hospital Benefits Unsurpassed by Any Other Friendly Benefit Society In the Commonwealth Local Secretary:

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CHICKS, day. old, Black Orpingtoua and W hite Leghorns, £5 per 100, now. available. J, H. Trenerry. Hnnwnnd Phone 240. ONTRACTOR, with ' v •' Truck, seeks work. Please apply W. Spink, Box 144, Griffith.

C. R. PARK SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH. Auc C/o Griffith Proiducere' Co-op, Society FOR SALE, IEdison Diamond Disc Phonograph, with Records', iierfect tioneers, Griffith, have been Instructed Limited, Griffith order* cheap. Apply Mnrtiu, Pami by the Mortgagees to Sell by Public 136, Hanwood. Auction ....... ........................................ . ..I», ^ ^ IRRIGATION FARM LEASE No, 222, GRIFFITH RUGBY LEAGUE POUND,^' pair Tortoiseshell-rimmed WIND UP ^OF 25 ACRES 2 ROODS 30 Glasses.' in Case. Owner can have PERCHES same by calling at this office and pay Portion 270, Parish of Jondaryan, AfEctioncerSy V a l u a t o r s , R e g i s t e r e d L a n d A g e n t s , ing for advertisement. County of Cooper, Land District oi LYCEUM HALL S to c k an d P ro p e rty S a le s m e n Yauco. HOUSE TO LET.—Applications, clos Annual Rent, £28/52; W ater Rate APPLICATIONS FOR CROWN LANDS ATTENDED TO ing at noon on Wednesday, 35th Sep £6/6/.. tember, 1329, are invited from per Presentation of Gold Medals to a S eNTS for western assurance CO., HART.PARR tractors Competition Winners With all Permanent Improveraentt sons desiring to rent coltagi- No. 16, CYCLONE RAWLINGS' MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, Special Medals to Other Players thereon, consisting of Barellan Street. Gritlith, iires-. nt gross FENCING AND OATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK FIBRO Cottage. Wentherboaicl Shed rental £6/14/- per month Incluslvt* of Good Floor; Good Supper; Latest BOX 382 'PHONE: 286 GRIFFITH, N.S.W. (20 X 30), Stable, and Machine Shed Novelties rates. FURTHER PARTiCULARS Mill Tank, and W ater Service fullj All foothsllers specially sisked to at from Estates OfTicer.—J. G. VOULL, tend, as names of medal winners will Acting General Manager, M l. Areas, equipped. The Ijund Is all cleared, ditched not be announced until above date. W.C. and I.C. Are you one of the lucky ones? Come drained, well fenced and in good order along and see. I WITHDRAW my Farm from Sal<< Plantings.—12 acres Prunes (bear Jack Osmond, lion. Sec. from tho liands of all Agents.—A. G. ing), 2 acres planted 1927, 3 acrer SAWKINS, Farm 271. Citrus, l i acres Table Grapes (full A u c tio n e e r s , S t o c k an d S t a t io n A g e n ts bearing). G R IF F IT H JUST opening fresh and new doalgua Hospital Benefit The Auctioneer has Inspected UU SPECIALISTS in all land matterà connected with the Muriumbldflee Irr, of Shopping Bags: useful presents at Farm and invites inspection any time gaticn Area and surroundinfl distrlcla Comprehensive lists of Irrigable 6/11 each. G. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. previous to sale by prospective buyers. PHONES (2 lines): 14 and SiO. (Connected with M. Oulhen and C. L. Neville)

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Tuesday, 24th Sept.

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Farms, Orchards and Businesses for Sale supplied on application, AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESMEN, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192)

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Soft D rin k an« LADIES,-Choose your Show Handbag now; make use of our Lay-by. Latest assortment of colors and designs. G. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28

RESPECTABLE Young Lady requires Position, domestic duties, privatv OPENING Day at EMERSON’S, nexi home preferred. Apply Area News Office. Marshall’s, Dentist.

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Gross takings of whole day and SIvB the Buzza Bridge Ensemble, for evening go to the DIS'riUCT HOSPI two-table, wdtli Tallies, complete in OWNERS have instructed ua to ad TAL. Red Cross Girls in attendance boxo.s. 1/(5, 5/9. li.dl, to 21^- set. Geo. vertise that the followiug farms are W. Spoils, Our Jeweller. throughout. withdrawn from Sale: — K. R. Thorne, Secretary. Farm No. 834, Griffith—owner, W TIME is tlay and uight; so is the Ben Blackwood. Watch. Get one to day, 8/6 plain, 12/6 Farm No. 1300, Ballingal—owner, F. luminous. G. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. TENDERS are invited for the PUR J. Coughian. Farm 1245, Ballingal—owner, J. Met CHASE AND REMOVAL of all those WANTED, a light Spring C^ari. Apply BUILDINGS situated at the Red Cros,'^ Mellik, c/o Sniherland, Saddler. • calf. Farm 233, Yoogali—owner, J. Keu- Farm, Beelbangera, consisting of: WANTED, Eideily Lady or Widow, FIVE COTTAGES, WELL BlTL'l' ypn. for Housekeeper to elderly gentle (Under Government Supervision) Farm No. 1432, Griffith—owner, S. Overall dimensions, 39 x 24 fee, each man (close to town). Apply, Area Robison. containing 3 rooms aud bath-room, U* News Office. Farm 1366, Yenda—owner, E. Kllnk. ft. Verandah ou one side, enclosed SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH G R IF F IT H with lly-proof gauze netting: briclt Stock and Property Salesmen Chimney; Cupboards and Wardrobe.s •GRIFFITH Caledonian «Society built in; Liued, T'-tled, and Floored A RALLY OF ALL RALLIES Land Agent# Act 1927 throughout. At the ALL IN EXf'ELLENT NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY S'l’ATF OF REPAIR FOR REGISTRATION MEMORIAL HALL, GRIFFITH 1, ROY HAROLD WARMAN, carrying Also, a large Recreation Hall; stroug. FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 8 P.M. SHARP on business as a general commission commodious, and f.horoughly-weii builfr Night agent a t Erigolia in the State of New DimenbJon.s—H alt: 48 x 18; two A Night of Scottish Songs. of Dancing.—A Night of Humor South Wales, hereby GIVE NOTICE Atinexes IS x 12; 18 11. Walls. All buildings easily removed. in 2U ITEMS WILL BE CONTRIBUTED that It la my intention to apply to the Refreshments will b e , served, and Land and Valuation Court within a spection invited. month from the publication hereof for TENDERS CLOSE ou October 5th then the hall will bo cleared for daucregistration as a land agent under the with Tho Secretary for the Griffith Ing—to 1 n.m. provisions of the Land Agents Act District Hospital, from whom lany All true Scots are invited. Admission free. 1927. Any person desiring to OBJEC'J F U im iE R PAR'nCULARS ¡may be - A. Callum, lion. Seely. to the said application is hereby re- obtained. The lowest or any tender not neces quii’ed within fourteen (14) days from the publication hereof to lodge with sarily accepted. G riffith A g ricultu ral R. R. THORNE. Secretary. Griffith the Registrar of the said Court and forward to luy private address stated Husiiital. Society below by prepaid registered letter a statem ent setting out fully the ELEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW FEDERAL ELECTIONS grounds and facts ou wdiich he objects OCTOBER 15th AND ICth, 1929 to my said application, ENTRIES FOR TROTS CLOSE SIGNED this seventeenth day of OCTOBER 2iul September, 1929. GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE R. H. WARMAN, Sturt Street, OCTOBER 5ih M r. E .C .R ÎÎe y ,M H R . ErigoUa,

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Price, £288 10$. “ Leader “ Model, with Five Tyrei. With other bodies at still lower prices. THE NEW Superior Whippet Six 30-cwt. Truck introduccB to th# low priced field for the first time high priced features prevlou&ly associated with costly ergines.

Will address electors on behalf of

HANWOOD METHODIST CHURCH

Grand Concert

MR. W. NULTY Selected and Endorsed LaboV Candidate On

Will be held lu above Church on

Monday, September 23

Wednesday Next, SEPT: 2i

At 8 p.m.

SiX-CYLINDEB engine gives high speed and quick acccietation, ample In the Lyceum Open-Air Theatre power for the roughest going and stoepist hills. Incorporated are such ex AT 8 P.M. Griffith clusive features as heavy 7-bearing crankshaft drilled for full forced-feed Authorised by W. Coueli (Pres.) and lubrication, four-speed gear box, artillery (6 spoke) steel wheels, heaviest G. White, assis J. G. CasseiTy (Bee.), Riverina IGecl. and strongest chassis, four-wheel brakes and advanced type body designs. Organised by Rev. R, Council. ted by local artists. SEE the local dealer to-day. Arrange for a demonstration—let him prove the ore.at part this new Truck can pl^y in the efficient and economical CHILDREN: 1/TICKETS; 2/Dried Fruit Exhibit traneaction of your business. (Proceeds in Aid of Building Fund)

LOCAL DEALERS

C H O Y BROS., YAMBU, STREET G R IFFITH BEAUTIFUL Reversible Wool Rugs, MPilUOIl

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Ur.OM s f c r e t a r v : M. E. SELLIN, BOX 49, .GRIFFITH

DA N i E (In Aid of Hall Fund)

Binya Hall Wed.' Sept. 25 Elli'i ,loues Orchestra : Supper N. Buttenshuw, Couveuer.

£5 REWARD LOCAL DISPLAY ÁREA PRODUCTS

LOST, from Griffith, on the 17th inst., Red Sheep Dog, ahswera to the name We have ju«t landed la big indent direct from Scotland. Heavy quality, GROWERS able to coulribute ex of ‘‘Sandy.” The above reward will be paid for new designs, Ithree sizes, In Blue, hibits of Dried Fruit or other Area V'rose, Grey and Pawn effects, from products suitable for the local display information leading to bis recovery. 16/9 each. Door Mats to match 4/11 now being organised are requested to Any person found detaining him shall each. MACKAY & CO,, COMPLETE leave same at the Griffith PRO- be prosecuted.—J. CULLEN. Putcbeii mTCF.RS’ Cooperative Company. Banna Avcinu?, GriffiUh h o u s e FURNISIfERSi, GRIFFITH.

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VOL. VII.—No. 77

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Two Main Roads

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Friday, .Sept. 27.—Mr. Nock, ConnIn the courtyard of an abandoned Greek monastery a bandit gang is try Parly candidate, will address elec-:o:gathered. It Is the band’s r e n d e z v o u s . O p e n - a i r Theatre, GrifThey are barbecuing a lamb. IFlaring torcliea throw fantastic shad ‘ riTday, September 27.—Oaledonluu ows against the monastery’s towering I^lly . Memorial Hall. ' walls. " . the . Friday, September 27__Hotel Vic Men ait here and there in Griffith, Thursday. September 26, 1929 flickering, changing light. Another toria Night Out, in aid of R.C. Bazaar group is gambling with cards. .Such Lyceum, Griffith. “ Is a word picture of one of the most Friday and Saturday, September 27 28.—Newton Garroll presents colorful settings of "Stand. and De-* li\-er,” Rod La Roque’s new De Mi l l e’ Bar coo” and "Sally in star picture, which will be on ^ Marquee at GrifThe good wishes of the community ai the Lyceum Theatre on Saturday will accompany the Parents and Citlnext. Greece, and the bandit upris- Satui-day, September 28— Hospital xen’s Association in Its effort to pro Until the proclamation of shires the Irrigation Areas were exclud iings which harassed that country Ice-cream Re^el, Erner.son’s Shop, vide bathe for the use of the children ed from the provisions of the Main Roads Act by reason of the fact jafter the World War, provide a moet next Mai-sliall’s dental surgery, Banna of the Griffith District School during that the Act applied only to properly constituted local government interesting background for this story Avenue, day and night. the summer months. A note of envy areas. of the adventures of a young English Saturday, Sept. 28. Shearers' Dance may enter into the benediction, for Griffith Hospital at. V Edin the service of the Greek the adults as well would appreciate'a j Now that is changed, and, following representations by the Wade man oavalry. Lupe Velez, a young Mexican Faim, No. 615, ileelbangeni. convenient ewimming place. But , Shire Council, the fîain Roads Board has intimated that it proposes to player of rare promise, plays opposite' ^ flrday, September 28, ll^p.m. — after all these years it would be worse 1 proclaim two main roads within Wade Shire, The first of these, running on Sale of Farid 222; three miles than folly to suggest that the pro ^ from the Ballingall boundary of the shire through Griffith, Widgelli, I La Roeque, while others prominent lnf„ Uiiitli (*..6 acres). Seymour and vision of school bathe should be d« f WümBulgâ, and Whitloh to Lëëtô’n, and thence t<5 NarPândera takes iti .the cast are W arner Oland. Loula ‘^Ui’tioneers. ; layed pending an unfolding of the i Banna Avenue in its course, whilst the second road travels from the |theaux and Clarence Burton.- A ' Saturday, September 28.— "Stand ' fonuance of the opera, “Alda," plans and mysterious Interests vyhich Griffith-HMIston road through Wilbriggie to the Wagga-Hay road Ishown in "Love and the Devil,” ¡and Deliver' ‘‘Love and the are believed to be working towards at Darlington Point. The Board rejected, for the present at any rate, i National picture to be shown at the ^ . Lj'ceum de Luxe, the achievement of public baths. the Council's suggestion that main roads should be proclaimed from I Lyceum Theatre on Saturday night.! ”” ^®Plcmber 30.—"Napoleon'* If there ic one thing that Griffith Yenda to Leeton, Griffith, Rankin’s Springs, and Griffith to Temora, least, a part of it Is seen, both'^*^ Thoroughbreds," Lyceum de might be expected to provide it would j I I ill y thus including the Griffith-Yenda road. A special meeting of the Coun lAt behind the scenes and from the be swimming baths. One might come cil was held on Tuesday evening to consider these proposals that the Trom ; auditorium. Milton Sills, starring in Wednesday and Thursday, October to the principal centre of a large irri Board should be asked to vary the route of the Griffith-Leeton Road" in the film, is in the audience watching " Exhibition and gation area and not be surprised at order that Yenda might be included In its course. the woman with whom he has fallen many lacks, but swimming b^ths nesday, October 3— Plain and After a lengthy discussion the matter was adjourned until the next in love—the prima donna, Giovanni,! would seem to be the first luxury that played" by Maria Corda, as she sings Die.ss Ball, Ballandry Woolgeneral meeting of the Council to permit of further information regard this oasis in an arid heat-stricken belt shed. ing the Board's reasons being obtained. the title role. Not only dramatic but of country would be expected to offer Thursday and Friday, October 3 and emotionally romantic is this film wayfarers and residents. But it is 4. - - "A Midsummer Night’s Dream," which Alexander Korda directed skil IL ’Aiis the second .«p.'clul meeting nuuious made. Vours iallhiully. J. said that cheese is an unprocurable Lyceum, Griffith. fully. commodity in Stilton, and that never iiuce the last general meeting of the,Fleming, Acting Secretary, Friday, October 4.— Darlington Pt. a bun can be found in the marts of hire, but there was again a full at- “It will be seen that the application One cannot but be stirred to the Annual C. of E. Ball. tendance of oouncillors- Wade Shire ^to the Main Road.s Board from the very depths by the dramatic, appeal Bathl Saturday, October 5.—Auction Sale" of “Napoleon” the spectacular French t'ouacillors are at least consciehtlous iCoimeil, asking that certain roads be All sorts of schemes have been s g 1S02. btm advt. Guihen Bros. granted has been succes.^ful with the film, presented in this country by/'^ gested for providing swimming facili 01 their attendance at meetings. filmedJ Oct. 7.— Monster TTospltal Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer, but Reason for Meeting . 'exception of the Grlflith-Rankin’s ties for the people of Griffith. There Movie Pageant at Griffith (Cycle ami abroad by a French director and cast, Or. Kelly presented a minute in the Spring’s proposal, and, most imporhas been almost a? much talk, r,,a tañí, the proposal to comiect Griffith with the co-operation of the French Gen-eral Sports, Reg. Race IReetlug quite as little done, about the s^’im ollnwing t crins• Thursday, October 10. — Yenda "1 have called yoti together to-night with Leeton, via Yenda. This latter Government, in authentic locations ming baths as about that school of C.M..\. .Juvenih- Ball, Lyceum, Yenda. arts, of which serious citizens sfill to (leal with an impoilant. ('onnnuntea- proposal W'ould also serve us a main which Is lo be screened at the l.yceum dream. But until such times as the lion Ifolli the Main Roads itounl. road to Temora. 1 eonsider that if n on Monday night, It is a General •'4<i Wade Shire Council Is in a financial v. hicJi caute to liund on the, 2<.>tli in,st. choice <if th e.ro u le a connecting tin? clety of Films production. Albert Dieu . Nearly Blank jfownc, of Griffith ami Imeton wxmo to donne, v ho enacRs tlu‘ rob' of Natto position to undertake the erection -■'’iKf I'he eonummiention is as follows; Board’s Offer .be tmule, the defdsion sbonld be to leou. giv«*H a. sidemlid characterisation. control of swimming baths Grifiilh "With referem.'(; to tiie abovemeii-jconneet l,i;<'ton v.ith Gnilifli, \ia Yen- Physically he is well adapted to the people, It would appear likely, will C-OURT'S LEAN SEAS^ have to makeshift with the ‘lake' or ' ioned matter, 1 am dlna ird to inform j da,, and tlie ai.ock rout*' running pat.nl- part. UÌH interiiri'tation is an int<dli river. And that time is still a tong on that, following inv*>siigations. thejiffi vvit]i tit** vasteru boundary of the gt'-nt and sympatlietlc one and liolds The Court of P'Uly , bessious is held siiire. In support of Ibis iir.ipositlon, lite lnter**st at high pit*h, GJua Manes way off. The Council has many I'oard itroposes to; ’ jin *'iuh luruiight, now in Griffith, ami, “ 1, Extend exi.sting Main Road No,,! .ntbn.it tin' follov.iug grouit ].;; mak*?s a beautiful ami fascinating necessary tasks to perform before it j since tale is always |tei v.ers*', now ,;5i in tin ("arratliool Sliire \ ia Grlf-| . Ten Reasons JoKcpiiin*'. “Najio)*'*)!!’’ is a film iliat can even think of even such desirable jlh.'it this arrangeim-ut has been made luxuries as swimming baths. The pro Itili. Widgelli. Wumbnigiil. Whinon.j "The route via Yettdti follon.s a very lias Ciiptured ihe very spirit of a life ¡1 0 coite wilh cougeslion. the cas*'s it.eeton, ^'am■o and Nan.intlevp to tlm v id r road, emincutly .suitiible fot and a brilliunl, stirring, drumalic age. vision of baths adequate to the need«? I bar*; sl;ick"ne,(l off. On Ttuisday Mr. ‘•'I'horoughbnHls." an illuininalirig of this growing community will be an \V''igga-llay road (.Mitin Road N'o. a?') main road. "Tills route toilov.- ,a |)iaelieult\ im racing drama, will he the supporting j Parker. ^^M., w.hs t'ngug*'*1 in the expensive business, and if is douliU'. I ;l (¡lllenbitli; aiid I j court for l* ss than an lionr. and y**s(Conliiiued on Page 3) fettiuie, whether the returns will make the in i “2. I’rocluim as a Main I'oiui UH'j j terday uul\ a f*>\\ ininor case.s came vestment a tempting business proposi |ioad eoinmeneing at \Vaddi on the Iup for hearing. Thl.s pleasing stale tion. The expense has been made vin :W.agga-llay Road (Main Road No. r>8).' of affairs a ill not (iontinuo long, no F a ta l A c c id e n t a t necessarily heavy by the failure of the ’ running tln'iicr \ia Oarlingtou I’oint^ ¡doubt* W h i t t o n Commission, in the first instance, to .. nd Wilbriggie to the (iriffith-Hillstou ■ That it Is necessary for persons — :o:— — FOUR NEW SHOPS DESTROYED !driving keep this important facility in min-l :Road (Main Road No. 2.'. it at Griffith, | stock on the roads to furnish when constructing channels and drain ' “Tim board is not pr*‘purcd to, BOY FALLS FROM TREE Had a Mfomr wind bmm blow lu g , age systems, Had the Commission jteeonunend tlie proclamation as Main ^ Iearly on Sunday morning, Sopt . mi ber , ' <ome slock ow ners ami been alive to this need swimming , Hoads of tlie road.s Yenda to Leetou,. ¡15, nothing could have in'ev ented t he ' forgt' i tiuit it is uiuully necosOn Thursday afteriioon, wlille Wal baths could have been provided years tfriffiih to Rankin's Spring.^, and Grif huOness prmni.ses in B a r e i l a n ' o hare the permit ago by the administration, and they jfitli lo Temora. i iff Piiinowitz Ilerhert Rhodes, l.es-!maln Itu^lness pn-mj.ses li<‘ .M'dine tuid Cyril Pitts were look-jfrom being comjdetely destroyed l>yj^''Rb tin in so that they may piodiice might have fiirnlshsd a source of re “In accoriluinte with .‘-eelion 11 ot cow s. Herbert Rhodes, fir*'. A.s It is a large amount of dam , on demtiud. James Lewi.s, of \ enda, venue to the water supply branch, but the Main Road.s Act, 1921-29, 1 have to ing for their ■a tr.'U afh'f a crow's u*'St.’ag*' has been done. not prodm.-e his pet mil when the Commission exercised no fore gi*-e your ronneil formal nolle*' of the Short snoke So, him aud io thought. Though a main chan Itoard's inteiifions its ab<e. ■ . and to fix Afl*‘f st'ourliig the n*-st. be overbalati-j About six mouUiH ago huildings con.'('{im lice, In* was fined lb ' with I'-'d. hroh. a limb and bdl about 25 er.''Ic-i by Mr, F. V. U * id wer*.* com , ''U 'l' nel traverses the township itself con a period of on*' inontli within whieli IS costs by Mr. 1‘at'ker, P.M., 00 f*ct In ing rcinimt'd unconscious.',pi* i.ed aiid o<'*'Up:iiion ent*'r*'d int*> liy siderable expense will be involved m • the ronneil .should notify tlm biard if Whitehead 'l'ue.<day afl*‘ruoon. obtaining water supplies for batlin. it d*‘sires to b*- heard on th*' inatter, \\ali*'t- i’.innuwilz iiium'diat*').* ran lo ihf Miss'*- Pi*'icc and Mr. Coo(milliners and drapm’s) Mr. .\. J. Cur-, th*' yV'hitton Police fetation. and the drainage will add another ex i "Should your t'onnell not de,-;irt .......................I. 1 ............... VI,.’.................... lUprcc and Whilos.tationmu.stt-r Mr. Bools, ,tain (boot. .-alesmttn and1 ....... rcpalrer), Mr. w n , 1,,. pensive item to the cost of providing be heaid, it is lequestid that *ou \*t... per. rnilwaj Collier, .mlnml .selimtl muster, wt-re ,\ W airanef (liairdr**S'S''r''. and Mr. F Iv iul. wlio hav*>, liow*'\*3r, ¡•■u.siHim’d baths. he good enough to advise me accord saloon jn'oprh'tor). \ cr.vliMlc lo,-;:!. 'i'ho \ulnntccr sal* But these arc not insuperable obs iiugly, in order that »'urly lU'iiun may qnicKly on the s«'ene wlitfe firsi aid V, Reid .(bi)Uard w*n’c substantially va.go corps rmnovnd tbc vbolo of the ¡was r* ndert'd, Imi if wa.i (inicUly seen Th*‘ premi.'es tacles, especially in view of the rapid bè taken to have the necessary proclii tlmt llic cas*’was iiopf'b'.ss, as.fimugh built and pia’stnl a fin*' iiii-lo-dnl*> ap- sloch and-convmycd It to safely, as ly Increasing population of the town sonil-conschms. Im had.'nistHin<''l con pcaranc*'..Vt»par*ntly. tln'y W('ro the weP as the tUtings and counters, and district. The one obstacle that cussion. fractur*!*! slrull, fractured least likely to be burnt, Itut it is a case The damage done is nu folIo’Ws: — they are part of the proper equip stands in the way of public swimming ment of a school in a climate such hand, and numerous internal injuries, of the hvst should he fir.st, for although Me.ssrs. Conlson .mid Muir’s garage; baths is the lack of anybody to under as this. The project should re Mr. Boots, ill his car, accompanied by tlie old ramshackle buildings are left, Wall cjm east side cvac.lced, verandah take their provision and man.agement. ceive the substantial backing of Mr. Cooper, raced for Ltmton, Hospl- the latest and modern buildings have burnt, and the face of one of the bowApparently this proposition does not i sei'^ scoi'ched. the Department of Education, |tal, wiiere Drs. Moleswoi th aud Jolly' gone up in smoke. attract private enterprise, and we which is charged with responsi •did all iliey (amid, but to no avail. The outbreak was discovered abom Mr. Reid's billiard salmon, with three have no public authority financial bility for the physical as well as llerbeji passed away the same night. 2.3u a.m. on Sunday and. after the up-lo date tables, totally destroyed. ■ enough to undertake the venture. Mj . W arreiieFs hairdressing the mental development of the , The fuueral took place on Friday alarm was raised, in an incredibly But for the smaller undertaking children, and swimming offers to I afternoon, Herb(»rt’s Rdlow pupils at short time over 100 persons were pr*'- ealoou. with chairs and accessories, represented by the proposed school growing c'niidren in the .hottest Iw iilttsn School marcliod from tlie gout .all anxious to ssslsi a t salvag- patiiing baths there should be sufficient months of the ear the only form |cliureli to tiie cemetery. 'I'he Whittou iug or preventing the spread of the The .same r(uuarks apply to Mr. J . public backing to ensure its J. OurtHin, bootseller, wUo löst all Ilia of exercise which is pleasurable as i School pupils placed a fine artificial fire. This they di(i effectively. achievement. School baths are iwreaU) oo the grave. lUe cmly oaes uaiutsurod stock. welt as beneficial. Mot a luxury, they are « neceielty; Printed and PubUshed by the Bole proprietor, P. J. ¡Blattery, at hie registered printing office, Banna Avenue, Griffith, In the State of N ew-gosth Wales, AastTaiia.

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Board’s Offer to Wade Council

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 192S

Late ef Griffith Hespital

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Senator Dooley told a large open-air audience In Griffith that the election was caused through Mr, Bruce being unable to control the reH. element In hie party. He added subsequently thst the people might recognise now that the Nationalist Party had an ex treme eection which was trying to drag the moderates like Mr. Hughes and Mr. Maxwell along with them. Mr. Bruce, he re marked, had prattled a lot about uirePt-'&cttoiY, vuL he wsa vho fl'mt man to down tools when he could not get his own way.

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R. W . GRUBB DENTIST, GRIFFITH

A uctioneers, Land & Stock Salesmen’s Directory

The Labor Party welcomed the elec tion, acconling to the speaker, but con G . A . H . R IC H A R D S sidered Mr. Scullln mlg’d t bavo been T h e L iv e S t o c k A g e n ts C A T E R and B L U M E R <« consulted by the Governor-General, SOLICITORS, ETC. A u c tio n e e r , considering the Parliament was only PRIVATE H08FITAL ten months old. J. W . K E L L Y and C o. S to c k an d S t a t io n A g en t Senator Dooley became reminiscent OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Hotel Orlfflth Bulldinga, BINTA 8TRBBT ORIFITITH B anna avenue -___ of the conditions before 1900 when GRIFFITH GRIFFITH, G R IF F IT H men shore sheep for Id. per head and 8URAICAL, MEDICAL, OBSTETRIC WILL be pleased to receive purUca\vorked on road contracts at 15/- a W. Rupert Cater SISTER E. H. BROWN Jars O f Properties and Stock For Sale Paul W. Blumer, B.A,, L.L B week and tucker, which consisted of AUCTION BALES CONDUCTED It •PHONE; »T AucUon Sales Conducted In any part corned beef and tea and sugar ratlonic ANY PART OF THE STATE. of the District; Weekly AucUon Ma^ He mentioned th at the O’Sullivan Go STOCK A PROPERTY LISTS ON ket EVERY SATURDAY at I p.m, J. L. S E R T O R l. vernment in N.S.W, brought in the APPLICATION. first minimum wage of 7/-. He re AGENT FOR— (fiOJ).) garded the $.bandonment of Arbitr i- PHONE 98. BOX 113b (University of Sydney) Maeaey Harrla Go. Ltd-Farming tiOQ by the Federal Government as a DENTAL SURGEON. M u s ic & P ia n o H ouse Machinery.; May and MiUer—Wim etum to the chaotic conditions prior HOURS : 9 a.na till 6 pm,. 0 BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH mera Scarifier; Dalgety and Co. Ltd. to 1900, W'hen men worked for 3/or BV' APPOINTMENT. H . 0 . P E C K , Stock, Properties, Wool and Me^ 4/- a day. He, himself, had don(Next to MarsballB, Dentiet) chandlse Departments — Mt. LyeU scrub-cutting at 2/- an acre for a brief 8oI^ Agents for Suttons Ltd., famous tiilrtreii 1 A u c tio n e e r , Sttperphoaphate; General Aocldeni period. Croestey 8-VaIve and All Electric Fire and Life CorporaUon Ltd.—All R u ra l B an k C h a m b e rs The speaker ascribed the depression Radios S to c k and S t a t io n A gent Claeses of insurance; Gloria Light GRIFFITH. as principally due to the maladminis Also the Katster, and Attwater Keni Tbune 1 |4i. Co. Ltd,—Benilne and ElecUic Ughttration of the Bruce Govermneut siaci Etc. ing Systems. H o te l G r if fith B u ild in g s . 1924, which had increased expenditure Agents for C- H- ^cFarland Ltd,, fo easy Terms. by £10,000,000. They had speirt ‘Phone; Qrlfflth 101 G R IF F IT H the Rudolf, Steinberg, Gustav* J. E . A N D R E A . £600,000 In finding fat, rosy Jobs for PHONE ; 300. Straach, an d the Hollywood Playe their friends. The Big Four Commis Clearing Sales Coi, .ucied in Any 1’« Pianos; also the Spaethe. P. Webbe. ston’s tour cost the country £150,000 L.D.S.. B.D.Sc. (Melb. Unlv.) Gundemann and Zeuerbach Pianor of the District. , A . L . T O N G S and all they told us was that we had SURGEON DENTIST Repairs to All Muaical Inatruments, Trucks Ordered for Any f rkcu different railway gauges. Any school ineltiding Plane Tuning, Phonograp’ Agent for— NEXT CARNEY AND SON, Land Salesman A Commission AgsnL boy could have supplied Australia with Repairs. The best English Spring Aostrallao General Fir** U,,urime . GRIFFITH the information the Big Four gave If and Parts Stocked. Jazz Bands a to.. Ltti Hour* ; FINLEY, N.8 W. Bruce never said anything last elee Specialty 9 am to 6 pm.; later, by appolnuneo tiou about abandoning Arbitration. Ilo PHONE: 325 Visits : said his. Government would not intm Yenda—Every fourth Sunday In fere with Arbitration or reduce wage; each month KfROSENffARMAHD L. H . D IC K S O N He told the people they would have Rankln’a Springs—1st Sunday in GENfRAL PURPOSE to speed up production, but he said each month nothing to the captains of industry Telephone: 271 SOLI CI TOR and he did not ask the squatters to THE pool any of their past profits. The RURAL BANK CHAMBERS Bruce Government had abandoned BANNA AVENL'c, GRIFFITH £500,000 of re.venue, when it reduced Jb makt uomrDusOho/BO*cfíldent the land tax 10 per cent, but when H Will Do All wanted the money back it put on a.a 3 if E a j1 e jlJ p e e d ílm D u r lG u ii G . W . A . W E L C H Your Farm amusement tax of 5 per cent, on gro: A rc h ite c t. Work takings, which was a different thing to rural BANK CHAMBERS. taxing profits. It would ultimately be Cheaply and GRIFFITH. taken from the poor, who patronised Box 10 ----------- 'Phone: II* Efficiently the pictures. RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, See It At The senator traced the rise In w-ageLEETON. from the first Arbitration award of £3 complete covering OUR depot ! 'Phonat 4f. Box It. trees, vines and for a basic vago, and stated that com vegetables protective materials modlties alway.s rose in price befoir fs assured EFFECTIVE O.B. the court could be approached for a o rise in w-ages. Hence, higher wages DUSTS applied with the were the result of higher commodltlei P R O D U C E M E R C H A N T S A N D C O M M IS S IO N aud not tlie cause. A G E N T S Wliy, he asked, were .all the ov* YOU R ^ a r a people brought to this country to Y A M B IL S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H P h o n e : 1 7 6 BLOWER lUlST CUN seas work when tliert) was no work for The Gun is handy, easy to operate, C a s e T r a c t o r s , S h e a r e r Im p le m e n t s o f a ll T y p e s them, and brought to settle on land H E t^ and most important of all, whep crops when there was no land for them. S O L E A G E N T S F O R are at stake. It does the job well. There w-ere thousands of experienced > East Street, Narandcra I nriiiera’ Implement Co., Anderaon’» Seed«, Cuming Smith Fertilwer« < o Australian farmers w-anting laud who GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO. visits Mr, Duff’s Pharmacy, Griffith, 0 Alfa-Laval Separator«, Planet Junior Farm and Garden Implement«, <►' 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE could not get it, but the Bruce Govern Queen»iand Inturance Company Second Thursday Each Month ment w-as promising land to strangers 1\ 1► C A S H B U Y E R S O F W O O L S K IN S A N D B A G S to tempt them to migrate here. There ih % was becoming less and less employ ment, and the Railway Commlssioneis . L B E R E C R Y J . H . D A V E Y were proposing to reduce employment, B u ild e r and C o n tr a c to r but had held their hands for a time W in d o w C le a n e r G R IF F IT H pending the election. Pl«na, Bpeelflcatlona and Eatlmate* G riffith Every Nationalist newspaper in the GAL. FINE OLD SHERRY _ . Odd Jobs of Any Decerlptlon country had, said the Senator, con INVALID PORT _ „ _ — 10/- SELECT RICH SHERRY H O U S E S R E ^ V e¥ ~ demned the Bruce Government over 12/e WHITE MUSCAT _ _ . Undertaken WHITE PORT----- ---------HAVING I’UHCllASKU a HOUSI the John Brown withdrawal of prose REMOVING PLANT from Ray am! SELECT RICH PORT-------- 7/6 SPECIAL CHABLIS „ . Messages ¡—Box 321, P.O., Griffith cutiou. The workers’ representatives Savage, I am prepared to REMOVl FINE OLD TAWNY PORT _ 12/S SPECIAL CLARET___ were prosecuted ami fined heavily, 12/8 SPECIAL HOCK_____ MIROWN MUSCAT _ _ _ HOUSES In ANY PART of district. but the men who deliberately closed L . S A V A G E their mines in defiauct' ot the Court S U P E R B C Y C L E A G E N C Y CONTRACTOR got off scot free, Box 91 Grifftth ’Phone 170 Mr. Couch, w^ho acted as chairman, _ remarked at one stage of the meeting on a lower ba.sis. it might also L o c a l D e p o ts — ^tliat the wUhdrawal^of t^Iie Workeivs' oxiiectod that nn-n would stick up the Award would effect the irrigation far growers at harve.-*t time if they were C a n a l S t r e e t , G r iÉ B t h Y e n d a W in e r y , Y e n d a DISTRICT AGENT mere, because if theii\customers'wage8 paid low rates wh.-n labor was plenttwere cut down and lower prices ruled fui. Is now situated In premises la H an w o o d W b e ry , H an w o o d ■all round, their mortgages could not Mr. Casserly moved a vote of DEMIJOHNS SUPPLIED. 7/6 EXTRA. MONEY REFUNDED ON RETURN. be reduced. Those mortgages were thanks to the speaker and stated that YAMBIL STREET, opposite MIrrool Export Co., and carries a FULL A TRIAI W ill SATItrV YOU AS TO THE EXCELLENT QUALITY OF baaed on high pricea, and £1000 mort- Mr. Nully was having lila full supi»ort' RANGE of Tyres. Tubes, etc. . _ own WIN« gage would become £2000 with fruit in the campfilin | CYCLE8 ON EASY TERMS

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M e W illiam & S o n s

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proc«»seB of ralelng a loan In tho flret

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place. "I oonatder It my duty to point out the position with which the Council la faced, and also to refer to the alterna tives to raising loan money to carry Interrupted course, whereas the pro- out necessary works, posed route via Wldgelll and Wumbul- ••To the most sanguine it must be gal follows a road which contains obvious th at Banna Avenue and Yenda some rather dangerous turns. Square must be attended to. Prom the viewpoint of cost of con- " it appears the total sum that could PtrucUon. the route via Wldgelll and pe set apart annually from the CoutiWumbulga passes through some veryjoti’s revenue for general Road Main bad country, compared with the tenance would be £4000. The only route via Yenda. alternative to the Council’s loan pro• Having regard to the needs and Pe^jposals would be to effect repairs to qiilt'ementfl of travellers, tourists, andUpese streets of a patchwork and toinotherii who would use such a road, a porary naUire, which roust absorb algreater practical pîrpose would ' be L iost the whole of the money allocated PCiTed by having a main road through foj. ro^d maintenance. This 'would the most populous centre of the area, nothing for maintenance of the than would be the case under the pre^, remaining roads of the ehire. Such a pent proposal. position as this, could not bo allowed "That under the present proposal,' to exist, as. It Is apparent that the the next moat Important centre to j roads'In the shire must be maintained. Orlihth and Leoton, would bo loft There la no alternative open to the ê|thout adequate main road connec- council’s pre.sent loan proposals, than tion with the more Important centres.'to go to the Minister for permission "That the Grlfflth-Leeton via Yenda to raise an additional general rate for project does not follow a parallel t'all- the piirpose of tempoi’ary repair to way route, but cuts through the most panna Avqpue and Yenda Square." populous centre of the Mlrrool Area. I cr. Kelly said that he would wel which would be fed by feeder roads Vonie full discussion of the minute, from centres of production. j Cr. Thomson said that at that stage The Important bearings of the large jjg could not advocate the amendment;' settlement which consists almost Uq board’s proposals as suggested wholly of soldier settlers at Yenda. in the minute. Further Infogiiatlon That tlie route via Yenda would required for the guidance of coun vide excellent facilities for connecting clllors. the State Highway, north of the Irri j gallon Area with the Trunk Roadj Minute Opposed south of the.Irrigation Area. j Cr. Shaw opposed the suggestions That the Grlflith-Yenda road has minute. He said that so been constructed considerable cost. ^'^’’ Griffith Leeton road wa.and has a reasonably good foundation fouceraed It would be putting the for the making of a good road. ' .Council in a ridiculous position to ask "That full regard should be paid to board to make a deviation which the fact that the State has expended ^®uld add a considerable mileage to vast sums of money in the d e v e l o p - ,r o u t e , nor was it fair to the ratement of the Irrigation Areas, and in.P^y®»^ at this end of the shire to ask view of this, the great Importance of.^bem to go miles out of .their wjy hartng the main centre of the Indga ,through Yenda on the trip to Leetou. tlou Area, of which Yenda is one of The Grlffith-Yenda rpad was a good tbo most Important, connected by a,*‘®ad, which, with the expenditure ot flrst-class main road system. comparatively small amount of "I submit' these reasons, and leave hioney, could be put Into flrst-class the way open to you to discuss, and urder and then would cousiitute a add to or detract from them as you better road than the Main Roads see fit. For your guidance I submit would be likely to grant them, the following extracts from the M ain,Tet them take w’hat the board offeml Roads Act:-— then, later, press foi" the procla_ mation of the other main roads asked Council's Share for by the Council. If the board were "Section 2-1. "The board shall not to heed the Council’s representations require any Council or group of Coun in that direction and alter the rotit« ells to contribute more than one thii'd of the Grlfflth-Leelon road through In the case of a Trunk Road, or one Yenda, then, for all tlmd, the possi half in the case of an ordinary Main bility of a main road through Wumbul Road, of the cost of any work of con gai would be removed. Cr. Shaw was St ruction or maintenance, for w hich emphatically opposed to the suggested as.sistance is granted by the board. alterations. The board may also, where circum stances justify it, grant assistance tu|' Shortest Route a great extent than is so prescribed,: Cr. Kelly said that contrary to Cr. f-\cn to the whole cost of the woik. Shaw’s contention the shortest route "5 A. The hoard shall not require between Griffith aud Leeton was via any Council to contribute in any one Venda and the coursw.of the iwali year for works of maintenaiiccr end channel. construction any sums which taken lu Cr. Hudson said that the deviation gether exceed the amount which would suggested In llie minute served tin be produced by a rate of one halt purpose of connecting Griffith, Venda penny In the • £ on the unimproved and Leeton, the tliree main centres ot capital value of all ratable laud in the the Irrigation Area.s. If the board’s road were adopted, then Venda would Council’s area. be cut off from the otlier ''centres. Town Roads Tliere was no liope at all of getting "Section 33-—3. Where a country the board to agree to the proposed main road passes through clty.x)r loWii Grlffltli-'remora main roH'l wliich, for any work tor the construction or main over Gh miles, followed in (he track of tenance of the carriageway shall, ex the railway line. cept In special ca.ses approved by I lie Cr. Lasscock said that from Wade board, be limited to those which are Shirk's i>oiTit of \ lew tite Grlllithnecessary to provide a total widtli of Veiula connection was more hnpor rond pavement of 20 feet. taut than that between Grlfilth and “I recommend that the board hr >Leeton. notified within the prescribed time, that the rouucil wishes to be heard Altered the Case on the matter, tlie manner In which siiaw said that Cr. Kelly's statethe Council wl.shes to be heard, to be meut that via Yenda was the shortest decided at its next general meeting, route betw'een Griffith and Leeton al tered the wholc complexion of the Council's Loan Proposals question. Tf that wa.s the case, though "In order to clear up any mi.^ni prehe doubted it, for, if it were, then the bensiou wliich may exist in the mind-maps were wrong ami the ordinary of couuclUor;: or ratepayers as to the mathematical rules wore falsUhffi, per Council's loau proposals, h'shouhl liki' haps the stiggested deviation had it; to refer brietly to the negotiations mt'rits. He wotild be prepanal to ask which have followed since 1 was an the hoard to con.struct tlm road along thorised to approach the proper authe shoHcst rout« between Griffith thorifie.H in tlie platter of a grant ,ete. aud Leetou. "As previotisly recorded, in company Discussion Adjdunied with the Shire Clerk (Mr. D, 1’. Hemp j sey), the President and Sliire Clerk ; Cr. Cuucii then moved the adjoiirn of Williniboug Shire. I waited on Uie'nient of the di.scussiou to the next Colonial Treasurer (Mr. Steieua) aud ^general meeting of the Council oi placed before him an application for ^Wednesday, October 9. Cr. Shaw a grant of money to carry out certain ^seconded the adjournment, w hich wa works, ami failing the grant, a loan ranind on the voiee.s. Cr. Hndsot of the necessary money, free of inter- was the only audible disseiitieui. est, for a term ot years. On plaelng' in the meanwhile the Council will these requests before the Treasurer,âscertain from the board the reason! a copy of Mr. Lberbach’s report con-^ for its decision uot to pioclulm the tainiug all the Council’s loan proposals other roads suggested, and also wilt was left with Mr. Stevens. Thu T reas-' pi-ocure information regarding the urer informed me that It would be pro- exact distances of tlie alternate routes per In any event to go through |U1 the between Grltntjj aud iêeton.

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VITICULTURAL COUNCIL’S MEtTINO

Much Interest is being taken by viti culturists In Wine Week, which is held In the principal wine-producing States In rotation each year, and which is to be held io Sydney this year, opening with the annual meeting of the Fedela! Viticultural Council of Australia at the Chamber of Manufactures, 26 O’Connell Street, on October 1. The meeting of the Council ks a very im portant one, as problems of vital in terest to the wine industry «111 be coneidered.

file tenth A'ilicultural Congress v ill' bo opened by Mr. H. V. Tliorby, the N.S.W. Mlutsier for Aericulturc. at 10, -a m on the fqHow.ing day„ October, at. ’ the Chfimber of Mauufucfure.s. Among the patters Hi be read aio. The Serving of M ine, by Mr. Leo. BurIng; A ine (.’ellar In tin- Home, by iMr. (1. R. Hill, architect, of Sydney; ¡Modern Wine Making .Methods, by .Mr. ■ F. de Ca.slella, the Guveruinent Viti culturist of Vletoria; Wine in Health jiiud .Sickness, by l)r. I*. Giasobt, and l^ U S I C-'-sporting events-'«whatever hapjWine .Making in Algeria, by Mr. G. pens you’re right there with the Crosley ■ IlazelgroNf. of South .\ustralia. lieShowbox (8 valve all dectric). When the ¡tween tin- reading of patters nn oppor family gathers around the fire this Winter, jtunlty will be given for tiie dlscus.siou «nap the power switch and listen in. The •of the mntter.s dealt with, and any controllable volume—the natural tone and others on which information may he •implictty of the Showbox bring right into desired. your own home the true delight of good radio. ! On the ev( ning of October 2 tito There*! ao authorised Sutton'# Radio Dealer In thU ■delegates aud visitors will be entertown. Ask him to demonstrate the Showbox today, jtaiued at dinner al Usherks Hotel by S P E C IA L E A S Y T E R M S T H R O U G H :the Kew South Wale.-í Wine As.sociation. O U R A U T H O R IS E D D EA LER j Dtiring tin; week an oiiportunlty ill bo given ter the lasting of a special ì k u chìh •sele.etlnji of foreign and Australian IvviueB at Mr. l.eu. During's residence, j"I,<‘ona.v," Emu r’lulns The following will be the inter State lilelegates to the meeting Of tbe-Fedejr-il VitieulMirnl ru u u c il: - South Au.stralia: U. 11. .Mart in (iire.si(lent). L. N. - Ô 7 . Sillier, ft. Seiipell. T. M. Hardy. M'. <(. Complete. Isnilth, U. Me.Kiiy, and H. 1Ml Rieii. j Victoria; Or. C. F. Harkin. .1. S. Gruihiim, .\. F. Oullen. D. Tl. Smith. Tl. W. IJageiml, .!, V. I’yn aud 0. W. Sim^monds. Novv South Waies; Colonel I*. i\\'. Fallon, Leo. 'Buriiig. R. C. Havis, |x . Suppelt,- tC. Hardy. It. Golirlg and J. L'nghur. Western Anstralla: T-' O During.

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At a result of damage to the Smyrna crops of Sultanas, pros pects for Australian dried fruits In London have improved. The Commnowealth has a large sur plus. According to private advice the Smyrna crop of Sultanas is estimated at 70,000 tons. It Is reported that 40 per cent, of the crop was damaged by rain, and 20 per cent, was totally des troyed. That Information confirms earlier messages received by the Dried Fruits Board that damage to the Smyrna crops had influenced the Ix»n don market for Australian dried fruits. Australia has large crops of Sul tanas this season, and has alreadj shipped 41,647 tons of dried fruits to British porta. As far as the Commonwealth is con ceraed the damage to the Smyrm crops comes opportunely, as the Lon don market should now be able to ab sorb the entire Australian surplus.

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One of the most Interesting person THOUGHT SHE KNEW allties of the Australian niiow I'ing if An elderly couple were getting mat The annual meeting of the Stack Mr. L. Judd, who has been visiting lied at the little country church. The poole Cricket Club was held on Sun shows for a number of years with his gixiom was very deaf. day, September 15. Mr. J. L. Sutclifft strong team of jumpers, including When the clergyman read, “Will is t h e o n l y k i n d o f j o b w e t u r n o u t . presided over a good attendance, and Thumbs Up, Main Top, Gilver Star,^ thou have this woman to be thy wed the enthusiasm shown augurs w'el’ Sonny Rocket, Jubilee and Confidence. ded wife?” the old man did not heaB rin g y o u r w o rn tyre s to us fo r in sp ectio n . W e a re for the success of the club again thi.- The most notable of them all, oi him, and asked his bride. “W hat’s h; specialists in th is w o rk , a n d w i ll n o t re tre a d a ty re year. course, is the popular black pony say?” unless w e are convinced th a t th e w a lls are s tro n g The chairman congratulated the Thumbs Up, who established a record The old lady bawled In his ear, ” ’1. eno u g h to g ive good service a fte r th e jo b has been do n e. playing member« of the team in win at Brisbane show a few years ago. want to know if you’ll ‘ave me for yer T y r e an d tube re p a irs o f a ll k in d s a re h an d le d ning the competliiou, and expressed when he jumped 7 ft. 6 in. He tfistf wedded wife.” ra p id ly w ith o u r u p -to -d a te v u lc a n iz in g p l a n t the hope .that they would .attend as put up a record when he covered 32 The old man looked surprised, antsiduously to practice in order to final feet over the water jump at the Syd exclaimed: "Why, certainly, Mary, ly retain the handsome cup donated ney R.A.S. He is 19 years old, and dear! Didn’t I tell you so the other W 9 c a r r y a fu ll s t o c k by Mr. Brown, of Goolgowl. T he elec 18 one of the most travelled and con night?" o f S H d l M o to r S p i r i t tion of oificers resulted:—President, sl.steutly good ponies in the world. a n d S h e l l M o to r O ils . Mr. Les Sutcliffe: . vice-presidents, Messrs. I). Tomkins, G. McIntyre; secretary, Mr. R. O’Donnell; caplain, Ä. < *"?Ï0IL y D. Tomkins; vice-captains, W. Ryan, -‘'iOiu., < ‘ . V .. V W . ? A. Gulliver; selection committee, D. ADVANX GRIFFITH TYRE REPAIR COMPANY Tomkins, W. Ryan A. Gulliver, W. Cameron and P. Koss; delegates, R4 Messrs. L Sutcliffe and G. McIntyre; BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH official scorer, Mr. R. O’Donnell.

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The following players will comprise the Irrigation eleven in opposition to the Town Club in the opening match (practice game) of the geason at the I.C.C. Oval, next Sunday afternoon, commencing at 2 p.m. sharp.—S. Bowyer (capt.), J. T. Cameron, (vlcecapt.), II. J. C. Moore, H. WoUgang, V. Howe. R. James, H. C. Hibbard, CGrant, D. J. Kirwan. R. James, H. C Hibbard, C. Grant, D. J. Kirwati, H;-C. Smith, R. Hill, H. Wallace. Players should be punctual in order that match may commence on sched ule time (2 p.m.). The competition opens on the following Sunday after noon.

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Presbytery’s hostel, in Hay (Claughto« House), Rev. H. D. W alker introduced Miss Beare, the matron, who received a hearty welcome from the Rt. Rev. -------;o:—— the Moderator and all present. The ¡MEETING AT DARLINGTON POINT report made sympathetic reference to the death of Mr. Ja.s. Olandfleld and The PfPBbytery of the Mumnii the work lie had done for the institubldgec met at, Itarllngton Point on lon. An outline of the improvements Wednesday, ivlicu there u a s a large and additions approved by the district atul representative gathering of minis meeting was given, and the hope ex ters and laymen from all parts of wes pressed that when these were comple tern Riverina. The Moderator of the ted early in October Claughton House New South ,Wales Assembly (Rt. Rev. would bo more In keeping with the G. R. S. Reid, M.A.) was welcomed by fine M’’ar Memorial High .School iu the Moderator of the Murrumbidgee Hay. and the standard of the church Presbytery (Rev. D* J. Albert, of Rer- gcnerallyi rigan), ànd associates. Tlie Award committee, having dis . A motion expressing the Church's loss in the death of Dr. Burgess, for cussed tlie applications for the Claugh years clerk of the New South Wales ton Bursary for a Presbyt«;rlan boy Assembly and one of the ablest and and heard the report of the headmas most lovable men; and conveying the ter of the Hay Memorial High School, I’resbytery’s sympathy to Mrs. Bur the clerk announced that Master Ro gess and family, was carried, the mem bert Edgar, of Macauley .Street, Haj, had been itwardtHl the scholarship of, bers standing. A petition for moderation in a call £40. Trbtn Leeton, -was pTesent,e<i, and a In the evening, after imblfe-worship, ^ commission appointed to finalise a the State Moderator and Mrs. Reid settlement when the Leeton people were tendered a welcome. Rev. C. A. Hain and Mr. Donald liad made up* their minds in the choice Ross spoke on behalf of Daidlngton of a minister. in a discussion of boundaries, the Point congregation. Mr. Reid was Presbytery resolved, if Balranald and a graduate of Rt. Andrew’s, Scotland, XVentworlh wished to ally themsedves but had proved very adaptable. Dar to a neighboring Presbytery of the lington Point was at one time portion i liurch of Victoria, Murrumbidgee of Narrandera parish, of which Mr. would offer uo objection. The same Reid was formerly minister. He was spirit was sliown when a request was visiting people to whom formerly he had ministered, and they were deligh presented from Presbyteriaus- iu town on the New South Wales side of ted to .see him and Mr.s. Reid among the Murray, for church services. Rev them again. The Moderator, in his rei»ly touched V. E. I>. Keays, of Deniliquin, was ap .pointed to confer with a Victorian ou church problems generally, aud bis , I’resbytery to see wliat could be done pleasure in seeittg again former par to supply the need. A proposal fiom ishioners was evident. He wa.s special a. bouudaiies eominiseion, sillUlg in ly deligltUifl to see that those hP had Sydney, io attach Urana to Wagga known a.s boys and; girls ou growing i was lost with unanimity and much en up, were takiug their place in the thusiasm, Rev. D. T.. Patterson exprès work of tire church and sltowing the ' sing appreciation of the fine feeling alfectiou for it their parents had. bind goodwill of the Presbytery to Some to whom he had said good-bye ¡wards Prana Presbyterians and their as children, greeted him that night as responsible office-bearers. w'elfare. About fifty vusitors sat down to a A long difcjcussion euiuied on the scattered nature of tlie Presbytery well-inovided and artistically-arranged ¡and the distance^ to be travelled. A dinner and tea, the tables of which ; motion by the Rev. H. D. Mackie was Mrs. and Miss Hain and the Darling Ieventually carried making twm ot the ton Point ladies had in charge. Many quarterly meetings the Important ones of the visitors remained overnight. The meeting was voted one of the . and asking the clerk, so far as pos \sible to arrange the business accord best attended, haf»tdest aud inspiring lugly. The members pledged thenusel of I’resbytery meetings.— “Riverine ves to turn out in full force to tliese Grazier." meetings. The resignation of Rev. B. L. Boote, of Baliaimld, was received. It was ordered to lie uu the tai)h‘ until next ■:o: meeting of Presbytery, fixed for Bui rauald. vsheii Uie Presbytery vould Lucenn- t'orms its new groAvth from journey on to Wentworth to opeu Uu buds on t!n' crown, and Just before a new Manse. The State Modenitor crop is lit to (>ut for hay tlte buds commended and the Rev, A. J,. Eip.pei slioot. Tills u.mially corresponds with was instructed to write to the very about ten per cent, ot blossom show interested and generous people who, in ing, but V,ith tin.' first cut of the the midst of drouglU conditions, were season tlie blossoms are not a reliable to have a Manse costing in the neigh guide, and the bud growth should be borhood of £2000 opened fn^e ot debt, noted. spike of lucerne, if nipped conveying the Presbytery’s congratu off, will not grow, but hardens off, and lation aud appreciation. its place is taken by a new shoot In presenting tlu^ report of tlu Iroin a btid. It is for tliis reason that slow grazing is so liannful, while quick glazing, which is similar to cut ting with a mower, does not greatly affect the stand. 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Gent's— HAY WINS RETURN MATCH .... .....;o :-------Thomas 3 and 1 v. Cameron 0 INFLUENCE OF SUNDAY SPORT Griffith jbumeyed to Hay last Sun Proctor 3 and 3 v. Davidson 0 day to play the return match, but Corrigan 0 v. Haxby 2 and 1 PRESBYTERIAN MODERATOR’S were defeated by a good margin. It Macloay 5 and 3 v. Maher 0 Is safe to say, however, that had the Hawkln square v. Ouihen square VISIT local players had more experience on Lincone 1 up v. Linn 0 the more heavily sanded greens tberr Bnm ker 0 v. Dennis B and 4 The Rt. Rev. R. 8. B. Relid, would have been little margin of dlf Gibbs B and 4 v. Ebert 0 Moderator of the Presbyterian ference. The team were very pleas Kemmla 2 up v, Richards 0 Church of N.S.W., paid a fleeting antly entertained during their stay In Fountain 0 v. Drultt 5 and 4 visit to Griffith on Monday in the Hay and the hospitality extende<l Farm er, 3 and 2 v. Gustafsou 0 course of his official tour of the more than compensated for the defeat Palmer 8 and 2 v. Ooldrlck 0 ; southern and western districts of Hay must be congratulated for Ihe Kljllp 3 and 1 v. Beckett 0 | the State, ^ * vast Improvement In Its course, but Nelland 8 an 7 v. Chew 0 | extension In the siso of the greehii Totals—Hay 10, Griffith 3 i Mr. Reid arrived In Griffith ‘by ^ ^^ t^ rla l benefit. The club I train from Leeton and left again for p^^^ respect to supply Ladies— | Hillston on th^ same afternoon en ^ negligible rate, and no Mrs. Proctor 5 and 4 v Mrs. Moulder route to Broken Hill. It Is the usual season will see an imprbve Mrs. Hawken 0 v Miss Ebert 7 and 6 pracUce for the Moderator of the yea: direction mentioned, Mrs. Thomas square v Mrs. Davidson to visit as many of the churches under ^end to under clubbing square | his charge as practicable, and this approaches, and this fault is Mrs. Cflrrigan 0 v. Mrs. Brown 4 and 2 1 year Mi. Reid Intends extending hi ever-present quantity, but more so Mias Moylan v Miss Bjown 1 vip ^ visitations to ipdia, wliere there a re 'r where grVen space is so limited. A< Miss Williams square v Mrs. Young a number of mission stations control the conclusion of the match the pres! square led by the Presbyterian Church in thi: dent (Mr, D. C. Pagan) said how Miss Smith 1 up V. Miss McKenna State. pleased he was to have the Griffith Mrs. Lincone 2 and 1 v. Mrs. GulhenOj Mr. Reid was met at the station b: players there th at day, and stated that Mrs. Palmer 8 and 6 v Miss Fogarty Oj the Revs. A. .G. Gibbins, of the lo as each team had one vdn to its credit Totals—Hay 4, Griffith 3. ! cal church, and Hain, Darlington this season the further settling of the Point, and driven to the church hali future resting place of the cup would where he was entertained at lunch need to be deferred owing to the close VICTORIAN IRRIGATION Speeches of welcome were made bj of the season. Mr. R. A. Dennis in Messrs. Gibbins and Hain, the Rev. R a happy though brief reply refefred The use of irrlgatlou water In Vic G. White, on behalf of the Methodist to the excellent entertainment of the toria Is associated in the public mind Church, and Mr. Jan. Melville, juur. team right throughout the stay. In with fruit growing, but according to on behalf of the laity. view of the fact that Leeton cannn* Air. Reid, in the course of a brie •stage a match for next Sunday the figures Issued recently not 15 per cent of the area Irrigated is devoted to response, congratulated the Presby fruitgrowing. Approximately 178,OOP terian people of the charge on the church hall which they had provided w'hole face of the district had beer acres were Irrigated In Victoria last year, and of the 71,000 acres under for worship. He said that it was one transformed since then. of the most pleasing small church Mr. Reid touched on the question of fruit, 31,000 acres were In the Mlldura hails he had come across, being cool organised Sunday sport. He said that district. It Is explained that duvluy, fresh in appearance, and roomy. The organised Sunday sport was a degrad the last six or seven years no advau ladies of the church deserved th< lag influence on a day which should ces have been made by the Watei special thanks of the congregation for be devoted to family life and to w'or Commission for planting new fruit their generous donation of a pulpit ship. Where the Sunday was given areas. Victoria last year had 200,000 and pulpit rail, which added a 7evo>'^®*' suffered, and acres Irrigated for lucerne and other tional touch to the hall. suffered the religious annual fodder crops, and 200,000 for Mr. Reid reminded his audience t h a t ' c o m m u n i t y suffered, and, cereals and pastures. 15 years ago. when he was stationed ( wel l -bei ng of the at Narrandera, this district had comep®°P‘® undermined, under his juri.'^^diction. The Irrigation ! Mr. Hain, who presided at the little Area was then in its beginnings, and {function, told the Moderator that the there were only about a dozen families i'Griffith church, due to th eeffortsof the to support the church that then exis- present minister, Mr. Gibbins, was ted, known as the Jondaryan Church. showing healthy signs of progress. He understood that the building th^t Congregations were improving, the they then used was now in the hands number of preaching stations had of another denomination. The church been doubled, and a vigorous Sundaywas then situated some little distance school had been established. Mr. Reid from the site of the town, which, in . xpressed his appreciation of the work those days was simply a paddock. The that had been acqorapllshed.

my system up after nervous breakdown** ‘^CLEMENTS TONIC built my system up after a nervous breakdown and influenza in the country. The certain vibration of the motor truck on bad roads brought about a nervous breakdown and, through getting wet, put me in bed. It only took about 3 bottles of your tonic to put my health back to its normal state again. You may use this testimonial as you think fit” Yours respectfully, ALBERT A. TURNER,

Motor Driver and Horse Breaker, Yovng, N.8.W*

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TpHE skilful bexiy design of the new Phaeton stresses every inch of its length. * Its low lines rctlcct s|>eed and stability. The scat cii-.hions give adequate leg support, and tlic l^ack cushions are moulded for the body Behind the neat wheel one acquires a new relish for tlie day-long drive.

SPEED—Better thari a mile a minute,

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ENDURANCE—50 n.des per hour with out strain on motoi or chassis.

EFFECTIVE BRAKING — Mechanical, four-wheel brake* ensure positive brak ing for any emcigcncy. POSITINT STEEPING CONTROL—A relaxed luind In,ids the car steady in sand and over l umpy roads, Turning radius 17 feet,

RIDING COMFORT-Comfortable travel at high speed over the roughest road.

ECONOMY- -25 to 30 miles per gallon of petrol.

ROADABILITY—Holds snugly to the road on an unba;.Ked turn, at high speed.

APPEARANCE—Coachwork of pleasing proportions. An extensive range of colois of durable satin lacquer. QUIETNFS.S—Vi! ration is practically negligible Double ply anti • squealt tape and aspbalturn - treated fabric minimise body noises.

ACCELERATION—? to 25 mile* per hour in high gear in 8J second*

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1929

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SHEARING CONTRAGTOII BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH C/o H. O. Peck, Auctioneer. Hotel Ortffltb Bciliinse

Froitgrowers’ Fedtffation

:o:(Late ef F. F. Reeelter, Griffith) Oeelaee te netify the Fruitgrewers ef IMPORTANT ROUTINE BUSINESS the Area that he hae eommeneed FRUIT PACKING AND CASEA meeting of the board was held at MAKING the Federation's offices on 20th Sep

'Phone: 8M. ARE prepared to Cruteh Sheep In any tember, 1929. quantities. Good Shearers with flrsU in the Shed recently oecupleid by Mr Present;—General J. Heane (In the class references employed. Balln«af P. F. Roselter, JONDARYAN AVE. chair), Messns. A. U. Tonklng Shed open for Contract Crulchlag en (Orange); T. A. Tester^ (Young)), F. and after the above date. T. H. RODGERS ANp SON,

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Helston (Leetou), J. Neil (Olenorle), A J. Taylor (Singleton). W..W. Chai Hs (Kentucky), R. Hill (Narara), W. MEALS, AFTERNOON TEAS ANO K Klrkness (Gosford), L, C, Willis (Bathurst), H. G. Such (Griffith)/A. GRILLS AT ALU HOURS F. Dunstan (Sackville), and E. E. Cool Drlnka, CoDfeclIosery. Ice Herrod (secretary).

Imperial Cafe Creams, and Fruit always on baaii.

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District Councils.— Correspondence from the Central Coast District Coun cil was received asking (hat the rules he amended to show more clearly the basis, powers and duties of district coherences and district councils. Industries Preservation Act.— The • emmm a ' ■■ U eam S a w a n d P l a n i n g M i l i t president reported that discussion by the Overseas Tran.sport Association MERRIWAQGA revealed a necessity for an amend ■■L ment of the Indiistrles Preservation All Orders Promptly Attended To Act to allow agreements being made MODERATE GflAHOE« between shippers and shipowners with A “ R E F IN E D ” rtmbef Supplied, Cut to Any Size the object of endeavoring to effect W i T»RNE«. pToprlatni uficessary economies and thus prevent V< ATM OSPHERE tncrea.ses in freights, and it was de cided to support the Overseas Trans Is that of the heme or office port As.sociation in urging uiKtn the with ottracSrlve ELECTRIC Federal Government the necessity for LIGHTING Ap|>ointmente. adopting some such amendment. Ce’dinê end Wail Lights, L td . Dried khuits Preservatives. — In re DesU or Fleor Lampa of gard to resolutions adopted by the artistic design and beauty P a t e n t R o lle r Annual Conference relative to sulphur add B certain dignity and nc.itnesa. Special aclling dioxide content in dried fruit the sec of such Fixtures now on retary reported having received de here. Ple.e. call ■nd ex* tails of investigations being made and amine our Electrical Goods. to having circularised such Informa G R IF F IT H tion to the interested <ilstricts. A LOUR, BRAN and POLLARD committee, consisting of acieutifle ofll-, ALWAYS ON HANC i ELECTRICM SUPPLY and cers from Victoria, South Ausralia, SERVICE STATIOV WHEAT BUYERS and New Souh Wales is at present Phone201 LYCEUM BtDQS. Toiaphona: 146. UrillUh Vorking on the matter, and certain de ! And al TemorB fluite recommendations have been drawn up as a guide to growers for the processing of apricots during the coming harvest. A full report has C O M M IS S IO N A G E N T . C H A F F A N D P R O D U C E beeu published in the September issue M E R C H A N T . of the N.S.W. "Agricultural Gazette." In acldiliou, experiments are being COACHBUILOER, WHEELWRIGHT AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH cairied out during the coming season RUBBER TYREING, COACH AND CAR FAINTING DONE >- CHARGES MODERATE. under the following lieadlngs:—(a) BIO RANGE OF NEW AND SECONDHAND HARNESS. CARTS, SulklBB^ The removal of excess sulphur diox LORRIES, CART rycI BULKY Wlieei» and Vshlelet of All Deiorlptlons foP ide; (b) Variety of fruits; (c) Effects Sale of temperature including artiiicial / ft i c i / i ; your order olth i$yoH cut out tho$e annoyheat; (d) Quantity of sulphur and in d !ayi that add to g mtly to the expense o f your tieriod of expo.sure, unci oilier headings hu Id ttj’. D urable, well tta n m ed timber in a ll the heK on wliich Information i.s required. known lines can be p ro c u -rd here a t shortest notice. Citrus Import Prohibition.—The sec -to:retary reported lia\ liig circularised LET US QUOTE YOU. districts and tlie oilier States setting Firewood Merchants eul ÍI vase in support of the proliibi GRIFFITH tiqii of the importât ion c»f citrus Scliul.z) Yambit St., ORlf i I ! d Phonee 115 (W. Donaldson) fruits and alternatively lor an iiicrea.se c»f the imporl duty. Tlie co operation of the other States lias been secured. Cilru.s Grading Kegulatious. Corre.spondence from the Vtcforiaii (’en trai Citrus Assodullen ivlatlve to the' Book Orders at L. W. Mackay, résolution adopted at tlie last meet Funiltuie Wareliouse. Phone 136 g iiig of the boarcl ami r- ciue-sting fur F o r E v e r y t h i n g in ther considerution of the alteration ot the* blemjslied area In "Standard” to 1 ineli instead of Q inches, | It was (Ic'cidf'd, howc'ver, to reallirnij the» decision of tlie last meeting. Has been appointed District Agent lor Harringtons Ltd., of Sydney Hail Insurance.—^^’1In' r.eerelary re ported luiviiig c'ircuhirised all districts in regard to the jiro¡iosals disc'ussed at the last meeting, and a nunfber of replie.s were received. Owing, how ever, to some ot tlio district.s more at Demonstrated V # feefed by hail liaving the m atter still under eoiisti^'ration, fiirtlier action was deferred.' :r Health Week.- Advice was received COMPLETE WITH ALL ACCESSORIES from Hu* Health Wt'ek Kxc*eutive that EASY TCnMS AVAILABLE Ilealtli Week would be lield Hiis year \ front the (>tli to Kith October, and IN the Outstanding Chevrolet steps are being taken with a view to you are offered "a six in the price class of the four" bringing under public; notice Hie I'his, because it is true, is an r" necessity for a greater cimsunu>tiou unusually strong inducement of fruit la tile diet. to ownersliip. VÂÜRANTED Hut we, as Chevrolet Dealers, can oiler you more than Sliipment to Hull.—Reports were« re /^ O N E Y tA H the world's most sens.ationul value. ceived relative to piogress b"ilig made 1 tie Oulatandipi; Chcvrolrt is warranted by General .Motors War ranty for a full year Iroin date of sale. I'ndet its term* your car in regard to tlie iiroposed sliipment of covered for one year a«amst uiatetial delect, and slioulcl any part atiples to Hull next season, ami atiprove defective h will be replaced without cliarife. Such (aah in the product by the makers should b«*ufficient evidente tlioi'ity wa.s given to tlie secrc'iary to — I of depeiulabilay au<l value. ^ Have Opened a New and Up-to-date assi.st ill organising the sliii>uient. Market Re¡ireseiUal i\e.—Tlie eommitlee atilHUiited to consider the aiiIn the Premises lately Occupied by The Arno Packing Co In lioiiitmeiu of a market represc'utative YAMBIL STREET GRIFFITH, reported having invited applications ami to liai'iug interviewed a number of tlu' applicants, .\fter coiisidiTatioii ot tlie coninnuee's report tlie board decided to appoint Mr. P. H. MacDerL ocal D e a le rs : to the tiosiiiou. A Big Sale of about 1000 Canadian rases mutt Mr. .Maedermott was for a miiiiber WM. S. GOW years the manager of Ilie Gosford for 2 weeks only; ls 3 d each, Usual Price ls 4 d of Packing House, and wins in cliurge of BOX 144 GRIFFITH their ,selling tloor in the markets for A f'rlal SI oUclt<*rt , ^ ((ôntimied on fai«* JO) (SA ina. ETC

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THURSDAY, 8EPTEMÖER 26, 1ô2Ô Is the apple-shaped one. It has a deli SEPARATELY OR TOGETHER. - - ¡ w cate flavor and I find it more digestlhle than the ordinary variety. More :0:over, it takes up very little room In THREE SEED OFFERINGS.—Yon n g the garden. It should be planted at may buy cither No. 1. 2, or 3 separat- FL0WER8 AND VEGETABLES once, if not already done, and make ly; or If you take |the lot. at th<' the soli rich. I always dig holes about special price. (1) Fill your garden Chry«anthemumt 2 feet square and 18 Inches deep. for 1/-. Each Spring tens of thou.'^They must be about 6 feet apart. In ands buy a 1/- packet of SHEI’This is the month for taking the the bottom of each hole I place six HERD’S MIXED FLOWER SEEDS. It A CAREFUL DRIVER cuttings of choice chrysanthemums. Inches of well-rotted manure then fill contains all kinds of flowers In ever;, RELIABLE BUIGK AND RUGBY The young suckers th at have sprung up with soil. In each hole I plant five color under the sun. There’s no up from the base of last year’s plants seeds, and when they have made their catch, suitable for grown-ups and chil MODERATE PRICES are used to make the cuttings. Young first rough leaves I pull out the two dren, and carries Shepherd’s wol!healthy shots, about 8 or 4 inches weakest. When they are about four known guarantee to replace if sk t L . C A M P B E L Î , E l i t e A c c - m m o d a t i o n House, G r i f f i t h long,, are the most suitable for this Inches high I liip out the centre, so fails. (2) 53 VARIETIES OF VEGE p u r^ s e . as to induce lateral growths. TABLE SEEDS, th is offer is 5 pkt .. of seeds for 2/6 post free, 1 pkt. eac’’. A sharp knife, is necessary, so, that The Ego Plant mixed Pumpkin containing 8 kinds';. 1 no bruising, or damaging is done to pkt. mixed Tomato (20 kinds); W ate the tender growths. Cut just below an The vegetable Is rapidly gaining >vMfc»aaaawii'ii,iiawiiwi eye, òr bud, and remove all the others favor. This year you really should melon (8 kinds); Cucumber (10 kinds): Rock Melon (7 kinds). (2) that will be under the surface of the ti*y your hand at raising some. Two of Shepherd’s special Tomatoo-. soil, leaving only the bottom one. In Sow the seed now In boxes, and as "Colossal” and "First-of-All.” Tlie; a medium-sized flower pot, say a flv soon as the plants are large enough, or six inch, can be placed half a doze transplant, allowing 3 feet between two packets for 1/- post free. "Coio:. cuttings, or one cutting into a three each plant. When the fruit Is form sal is the largest tomato ever grov o Rogr. v.R.c. Patldook A.J.C. PaddooH inch p o t ^ The soil should he light ing, pinch off th e ends of the branches, —up to 2 lbs, each; "First-of-Ail' i ; tAwmbsir V'-etoriaii ctub, fn«5Si. Tattarsails Ciah, Sydney containing a large percentage of sand also some of the fruit. Don’t allow the best of all early tomatoes. O lF L ii A good plan is to plunge the pots into more than a dozen fruit to set on No. 1 is 1/-; No. 2 i- G No 3 i 1 ; ashes, or sand, in a warm corner, and each plant, so as to ensure having OR if you take the lot send!/- i.istead of 4/6. — P. L. C. SHEPHERD, use water sparingly. When the plant good sized ines. • AND SON, Farm and Garden Seeci.->. are sufflciently rooted they can bo STRAIGHT OUT C U P S AND DOUBLE Good, rich soil, and plenty of water Head Office; 5 PARKER ST., SYPNE moved into other pots, or bedded out is required for the cultivation of this Also all othsr avente ert Govern.nent Llsonsed Raoaojursas. as desired. plant. Be sure to get fresh seed, as Write fer Charte. Though the cuttings make the best it does not retain its vitality for long, Sufflolont AdUrees— FARM FOR SALE plants, the young shoots, or suckeis and Is apt to cause disappolntmeu<. are very often used. Less trouble is There are several kinds, of rvhich I Cheap. Situated in Grlfflth, i MiU. from Post Ofllce tucperienced in getting them to gro think the best is, perhaps, th e New ■ <C(iants aro roquested to make ait Tolegrame on Race Gays -U R G E N T ). PARTICULARSas they are already furnished with suf York Purple. Apply Area News Oflice. (No agent;) leKaaciiMeaEraeKSjssssiáiBBWfE* vof>i,g (0 make good In the _, ' ' . i©i>eu giT>una.*"‘~'^' , . ‘ .ti - -- — .... ... Seedsmen now hare their chrysau x 'l themuma and dahlia catalogue» read • so those on the lookout for new, an 1 choice, varieties, should secure their copy.

The Garden

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JACKPHILUPS

rVIELBOyilNE &CAULFIELD

JACK PHILLIPS, Melbourne Q ciA Jñ ñ T ü é ^ p ^ .

Climbtng Plants There are so many beautiful flowt / ing climbers that I hardly know which to mention first. l really ihink that v do not make enough use of this fori i nf plant. Wherever there is anythin; to climb up or to creep over, it shoul-d be covered.

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For a new garden, where quick r* suits are wanted, there is nothing bet ter than the Bignonia family. The; are quick growers, and easy of cult; vation, and all are free bloomers. Of the.se Koaea is o n e of the mo; handsome. It has long racemes u rose-lilac flowers, and has the advau tage of being very hardy. Mackenii i like it, but deeper in color.

Lindleyana is a lavender flower, and Tweedlana is a golden one. Fiori buttda is also lavender, and belonginp to this tribe of plants i.s the native Wonga Wonga Vine—Bigonia Austra lias—with its clusters of cream and brown flowers. I should want twice the amount o.' space at my disposal to tell in detail all of the lovely creepers I know Every garden should m.anage to have a W istaria; Sinensis is the ordinar} lavender oue, and there is a white, which is equally graceful, Multijuga Alba.

I t t a k e s a C a r b u r e t t o r a ll it.s t im e to k e e p u p w ith t h e p a c e t h e y s e t n o w a d a y s . T h e s te a d y f if t e e n t h a t f a i h e r m a in t a in s w h e n m o t h e r is in t h e c a r is n o g o o d to

th e b o y.

istep o n i t , P e r c y , y o u ’r e Id o c k ln g t h e t r a f f i c .’

r e m a r k s t o m a k e a b o u t P c .,c y s s k ill as a c h a r io t e e r . I c a n g e t t o k e e p t h e p a c e t h a t P e r c y sets.

The king among caunas is truly King Hurabolt, wlitcb bears dark red flowers, and has gloriously distinctive foliage. To complete the group effect, and secure a contrast, get a plant of Hnngaria (pink) and Sulphurea (yel low). Plant these spicenaens 4 feet apart. Order now, and consider the money well spent.

Apple Cucumbers The h cucumber that I grow fvery ypar and would not Ije without

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About Brachycombe

A Group of C,annas

T h e n w id e o p e n g o e s t h e t l i r o t t l e

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Then thei e. are the Gdlsemiums, the Virginian Creepers, and hosts of othci very excellent varieties.

Brachycombe is a dwarf, compact, bushy little plant, growing to a height of from 6 to 9 inches; so numerous are its tiny branches, and so thickly are they covered with beautiful blos soms, that !' plant in full bloom is a veritable little flowery tauuud. The flowers are about an inch in diameter, and resemble a single daisy: the numerous petals are very pretty. The colors of these dainty blossoms are white, rose, pale blue, dark blue. Beautiful, indeed, would be a border of mixed Bratdiycombes in full bloom. Any ordinary garden soil will grow them to perfection; a little well-rotted manure should be forked into the boi; before the seedlings are transplanted.

I t ’ s a ll o u t f o r a r o a r in g f i f t y w i t h h is a d m i r i n g P h y lli s in t h e c a r s a y in lr

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f o r g e t y o u r g e .ir le v e r , le a v in g y o u r l e f t h a n d

' U n i o n , ’ o f c o u rs e .

m a k e s i t p o s s ib le f o r e v e n t h e s ta id e s t o f C a r b u r e t t o r s t o k e e p t h e p a c e t h a t Percy sets.

*'-^1

Union Super Spirit

is Hon-detnaating—it ex plodes like smokeless pon der in a naval gun . , . with a progressive and jnstuined explosion. It ill! usts the piston down with a pouerful but con tinuous impulse —not a sledge-hammer blow. This means more compression, more power, greater effie'enry, and more miles to the gallon. It’s truly a Super Spirit—and it’s ked.

B o y s Will b e h o y s — a n d v, * t’ i p r e t t y P h y llis a t h is side^ a s p o r t y c a r b e n e a t h h im , a n d U n io n

S u p e r vSpirit in t h e t a n k , w h o ’ s g o in g to b la m e P e r c y i f h e fe e ls lik e a

K in g o f th e R o a d ? ”

j w n ’ d e to m iU tig

SUPER SPIRIT Running Mate of Atlantic Motor OiV* RSQ 10

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1920 ^

T H E

For << <

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A R E A

N E W S

Spring Goods at Special Prices

Natural Fuji Silk Is Ssd yd.

C a r n e y ’s A n n o u r i c e

P l^ ia C o lo u r s

T h e N e w G o o d s In

2s 6 d yd.

32 Harmony Cambric«*, Fast Dyes l$ 6 d yd.

T h e S h o w ro o m

36 Fobralco, Plain & Fancy E v e ry

new

h e re .

and

good

B rig h t

c o lo r s

new

and

s t y le

fo r

goods

to n e s .

th e

S p r ii

fe a tu rm g W e

a ll

c o r d ia lly

th e

A L a r g e R a n g e o f P a t t e r n s -- 2 s 6 d y d . caggv.;"^:

new

Indian H ead, Guaranteed Fast Colours

ir s v ite

P lain 2s 3 d you

v is it t h e

S h o w ro o m

All T he N ew Millinery

-•

and

T he Sm art N ew Frocks

You’ll be delighted with the showing. We have sfmred no trouble in making this openiiifi event really worth while.

W. I. Carnev and Son BANNA AVF.NUE

GRIFFI I H

about 15 traya

Dried Fruits Preservatives

a b o u t () I n c h e s th e H id e s a n d

w i t h a c l b a r a i i c e u l' a d v o c a t e d a a i t b e tw e e n th e tr a y s a n d ■o v e r-s u lp lu irin g . to p o f th e c h a m b e r. ;tla l to s u lp h u r

T r a y s s h o u ld h e .w h e n s ta c id n g .

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s ta .c ig m 'e d

Ir e q u c iil ly r e s u lta in I t i t i s f o u n d < > iis c n o v e m ig lit th e vent

p ro d tic t.

firm

tru it a b s o rb s

th a n

rip e . (h ) T yp e

re c o g n sc

¡th re e

h o tirs .

s u lp b n i

le s s

ir.u i j

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C b a m h m '.

i-' ( g

B ta te s u lp h u r

of a«

iritish Chief, Fadeless, I s 1Id 36

T hese

e x p o rim c rits

c o r'o r p r a c t ic a l ly

F r u i t . — I t i.s - d c i j i r u b f " ! e v e r y a ; p c c t o f t l - i e m a . ( l , e . < ' . i i , n i i , s i v 0 > i i d q u ic k ly a s ■ p o s s i b l e p c o \ 'e o f im iiie n .'-.e v a lu e , p a r t i e u l a v

recommeuded that an, airtight cl chumenttiug, preferably within twm as the,' experiments will be eendneted ber be used, the coverin.g of which (Hence the Tesirability', unde, by each of tlie three States in coor should be of some light material, e.g., gj number of small chambers.) dination. ‘ melthold". In the case of movable, F j-hR should be stacked from the hoodrt. every pia'caution shotild be n„(tgm upw'ards in the order in which Live not for lov ■fiii but ¡I transieut taken to prevent lngre.ss of air at th^.j^ jg Freslily cut fruit absoib;di'cai'i. base of the hood, as for example, hy^ggipimj. dioxide more readily than tha< Youth’s fond illusion and tin' poet's using compact moist earth around the some time prior to sulphuring, tin me. j bottom. [and this arrangement of slacking til Behold! a thousaiui blossoms wilt A unuib<u' of small airtight cham* ig^yg the driest fruit to be in conlael away, ^ bers is recommeuded in preference to\yf,th maximum density of waim Whose v irgin bads but opened ye.ster-i one large one, so that fruit shall m>t thmes, tlius tending to uniday. be held for any length s>t time after Qjnn sulphuring results. ’Tls thus lair wtMuen like the rosier.' cutting and before eulphuriug. For A (y> i^-erlod of Exposure.—Under ave-j j-gde. example, wdien using 6 ft. x 3 ft. trays igge summer day temperatures 4-0 alas! of what tlmir diariii was the size of the chamber should be io u rs’ exposure to the sulphur fumes I made, Bufficleat to accommodate a stack of i | considered suflicient to preserve;Health only m a t t e r i O, for colds ------------------------- ...................... ■ \ tjfio color without over-kulphuring.I assure— Woodt' Great Peppermint Cure practice of leavln,g tlie fruit in F o r g e t u o l Woods' Great Peppermint Flnt Aid for Coughs. CoWb, Influenza tlu> sulphur chauibcr over night is nut Oure.

in Floral D esign, 2s 6d

G i- lr a

G uaranteed

F a s t C o lo u r s

Fuji Silk m a Large Variety of Stripes &Checks, 2s 1 Id 3s6d 3s 1 1d T H E F IR M FOR BETTER W EAR

Banna

Reenan s cim G

Phone : 86

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^s i m i l a r n u m b e r | a s i t i s m a d e a v a i l a b l e ,

i i .

í.^Sfl'-s¿‘-éi&asSsíJs’**

6 I n c h e s , h o l e s s h o u l d b e o p e n e d a t t h e e n d oí

Two controllable vent, holes, 1 inch j OVER SÜ .PH URI MG OF STONE in diameter and about I Inch apart ■ Cliaracteri.stios of Siilphii'ed FRUITS ¡should bo provided in the roof of the The flllinji of the cups wit', Ichamber close to the wall fur'thesl^'^*^«^® not necessarily a rel'ahl. of satisfactory sulphuring _-Ju " OF INVESTIGATION I from the sulphur fire when one fire is used or in the centre of the tool condition may ircq.cu ’ j where a fire Is used at eacli end of ovor-sulpliured. (.nviug to the diftlculty experienced the chamber. j Correctly suliiliured fruit Ls usii 1 y l)v nroweis in tlie past with respect to ■ A movable vt ut-glass is a desinible:characterised by a iixra core, an ea. i);' the HUlplnir dioxide content of dried adjunct in order to view tlic coudi jdetachabie skin ^sit]l some oxml.'iSinn friUtfi and in rfftponso to urgent repre tlouH inside the chatuber and to test of juice into the cup and a seutations made, the Council fo: the condition of sampl»\s of tlie fruit evenness of color of the cut .surfcce ScteiitlTTc fjTui Indtistvia! Research- a}.- {-cT Quality -ot Sulphur':—-7-S-Rw: of •1ho- -fr u 11• i^ wstia H-y OTt'r rulirtuTrrtt—t'f pointed a committee embracing the sulphur per ton to fresh cut fruit the wboio of the flesh has become three interested States, namely, Ne\ rfhould prove ample and it is csseniial softened, ahd if the cups have overSouth Wales, Victoria and South Aus that the snlphur be dry in order to llovved with Juice. burn readily. The .sulphur idt siiould Over-Sulphuring U)2.S - 29 ... Air tralla, to consider the qneatioii. It was cunsulered that while exiri preh'rably be located just outside at r c ' g a r d s o v e r - s u l p l i u r e d a p i i e o t s o f t i c e .x p x ‘i 'i m c n l :!l v .j;i or both, ends of the chamber, J 92i i 29 s e a s o n iug data tvas inBufiicieut to establish with a free« entrance into the chamber A ' . j d u c t e d a t t h e ' F L t m . ' a r c h S i. . iin ., absolutely conclusive recorainciulu tious it was suflicient to eutible rc.com and adequate provision for closing the A l e r b o i n , a i u i b y y i r . J v ,-. m l , n s r ; . , : uiendalious to be made wbiob ip tb* air inlet after the vents are blocked. c h e m i , s t o f t h e V i c t o r i a n O - i i a r f m c r e case of apricots might rer.somibly Ir. T'se a miaimiim amount of iullani o f A g n e u K u r e i i u l i c a f c ; f l i a i e x c , ' . expected to give a BHtirdactoiy produ ct tuable niaterial to light the .sulphur. s u l p h u r d i o x i d e c a n b e r e d u i ' c i F l u b e wheh fumes are issuing freely l o w ' 11 g r a i n s p e r l b . b y a t r e a t m e n ! in most instances. The sulphuring of pears tind pcaclies does not off»‘i anj from the vents close the latter with w i t h h y d r o g e n c o l u t i o n . Tliis treathunf has been carried out serious diHic.ulties. The recoiiuiHiula lightly fitting corks.The weight of fruit in ' a eharge on a cornmerchil scale by ;i packiii" lions in regard to aitricotn are: should bo calculated by wtjghing tlu shod at. Mildura and apparently has no (a). Maturity.—It is CHsentia! that quantity of idtted fruit on two oi deleterious effect on the fruit; all fruit be picked "eating ripe" and three trays, tlius obtaining tht' ave- altiiough suincient time has not elap that, when cutting, till fin” lage per tray and the total weight per sed to show whether the fruit will rc ripe fruit Hhould be put to om side charge, ’(ialoulnte the amount of sul tain its color. and either discarded ur sulidinre<l phur necessary,' weigh tlihs and mea Further Kxperimcnls. - Fui'lher '•>: separately so that all tlie triiit in one sure the volume in a container. ptlimeiifal work' Es to lie eariied o ;i ebambm- uny be of uniform mnlurity Thereafter it would be sutricieiitly to secure additional iiifoiinalion, n tv and therefor*', yield a unitormii,v_ sul- accuiTite to nu'asure the fiame volume j port of wliich will ho issued as soon rih n re d

Fancy 2s 6 d

see

r if f it h

Phone : 8 6

Someone Stepped On His Corn! T h e p e t c e n t seems a lw a y s to b e c h ip p in g in ju s t w h e n least e x p e c te d — a t th e d a n c e — te n n is o r G o l f C l u h — A n y w h e r e ! B u t w h ji) p u t u p w it h its to rtu re s ? it fo r g o o d — Rernov?« i t !

S e ttle

L i f t i t r ig h t

out

a fte r h a v in g p a in te d it fo r a fe w n ig h ts w it h DUFFS

C O R N

REM OVER

In tKe Red Carton

G. M. D U FF

Phone 10 P h .C ., M .P .S .

Pharmaceudcal Chemist, Banna A ien u t, QRIFFITH

W H E R E

H E ?

W HO? W h y ,

M r.

S n a it li,

A r e a B u ild e r s ’ S u p p ly H E

T R E N E R R Y S T R E E T , nounce

t l.e

B E

th a t

upon

J O IN E R Y

T H E

N A M E

w as

F O U N D

B R O S ..

G R IF F IT H ,

ac c e p t w o rk in

T O

w ho

now

w it h

th e

C o. A T

M E S S R S .

P L U M B E R S .

Y A M B IL

and fre e

h is o w n

w is h e s and

a t

an -

lib e r t y

b e h a lf f r o m

to Z

L IN E —

SNAITH Is S u i l i c i e i i t G u a r a n t e e

Sound

W o r k m a n s h ip

'lelephone :

Griffith 36

F r e q u e n t l y C le a n e d .

C lo th e s Adds to tlieii life Send U» yiiut Suit« and Oretaea to bo Oiy Cleaned and Pre»»ec) by th* nevveat procea*.

The Sunshine L aundry M e s d .n n is

SmythandJiochs'er

Bann* Avenue G&IFPITH Í .1

I„ .11

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A R E A

PAGE TEN "E N T R A L

M O T O R

N E W S

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1920

Fruitgrowers'

G A R A G E

Federation

Y E N D A .

T. P. WHITE, PROPRIETOR MOTOR REPAIRS A ACCESSORIES PETROLS AND OILS CARS FOR HIRE — DAY OR NU5HT

'■ f

Telephone: Yenda 4

BEFORE BUYING YOUR NEW CAR CONSULT US

S T O P

L O O K

L IS T E N

ic k

i s h e r

saddle and HARNESS ''

MAKER GUI HEN’S BUILDINGS B O O TS

R E P A IR E D

4 a v e' y o u r Boles by c o m i n g to DlokH s wl l s a v e t h e m for you. You m u s t c o m e — Q u t c k l

/iLL HAND WORK I Jo work for nctsbie Clients B R IC K S

IN ANY QUANTITY T H E

G R IE F T T H

B R IC K

Tuo season. Mr. Maedermott was also N O T IC E 'iigaged as H market representative in ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING m Ihe market for twelve months in con- or- DAMAGING FENCES, will be K lectlon wdth another organisation p r o s e c u t e d . m ig 'landling various kinds of fruits. (Signed) C. H, NELSON, fc Market Reports— Considm’ation was K. . "Hill View,” P -dven to the form of the Dally Market .U T a b b ita . Teport issued by the State Marketing - 21at July, 1937. ■ R Bureau follo'\jlng'suggestions made to m Victor Pianos have done more to create K X previous meeting with a view to im N Ò D C E B a love of Music in Australia than any provements made in the report. It Ai^y person round Fishing, Shooting, va.s conslderetl thgt orabges should be other Piano. m otherwise Trespassing pn BLOCKS m Tuoted with three ranges of prices for ur 13 and it, BENEREMBAH SUBDI M They have adorned thousands o f ncli grade—“large” “medium” and yiSION win bo Prosecuted. Straying « • Australian homes and have always H ’small,” but that the'.Tvord "medium” Stock will be Impounded, M hould not be used and a range of proved reliable in every part o f n By Order 'ounts be substituted on a basis such Australia. JOHN McGUFFIE and CO PTV ■;is the following: — LTD. Navels "Special” "Large” » 96 to 175 w .* "smaU” The greatest care has been taken in the olmilaiiy with "standard” and “plain”, selection of the materials used, and hrstand also in regard to ,th e other varie class workmanship has produced a Piano ties. In regard to maudarina the corof outstanding merit. I oct grade names, such as "special,” Sold on vory easy term». Fully guaranteed. "standard” and "plain,” should be CATALOGUE FREE BY POST. used as "choice,” ,as now appears in the reports. OF WEST WYALONG Correspondence from the Director AND BECKOM •if -'Ma-r-k®ting iiidiGivted- that after in Notiflee the residents of the district I 338 George SL £06-210 Pitt St. vestigating the m atter it was decided that he has PURCHASED the above Sydney Sydney to adhere to the present practices. business from Mr. G. C. Thomas, and 'Thb board’s previotrs cte'cislon was '«tends an invitation to all to visit » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B a M W B B B B B B M B — MBaeWaWKBai .'ndorsed, and it xvas decided to make the Shop and give a trial order. further representations to the depart ment. Carters.—Stealing of Fruit.—In re gard to the m atter reported at last S h e a r in g meeting as a result of circumstances of a case ■ recently in which a carter was charged with stealing a quantity Are prepared to undertake Shearing Centracts up to any quantity. Good of jtpplea from an alleged case, the Work Guaranteed. secretary reported having conveyed to For further Information apply to the Department of Agriculture and the G. Tyson Yttoruey-General the circumstances FARM 1644, BEELBANGERA ■’onnected with this m atter as reported Hugh Matheson. Yenda 0 the last meeting. The Under-Sec £1 allowance on your Old Mattress. Bring it along, I will burn letary for Justice advised that police It and allow you £1 on a new ft. ,6 in. Kapok Mattress. Having supervision in these m atters is being signed a favorablO contract for Kapok Mattresses I am able to maintained, and the Under-Secretary make the above offer for Cash Purchases only. Don't idolay too foi Agriculture expresses the opinion long, only a limited number are available. This offer cannot be repeated. 1hat no further action can be taken at the present time but that the De Bank: Commercial Bank of Australia, Griffith partment is keeping the m atter under notice. LICENSED AND BONDED Farm Produce Agents’ Act.—The DRIED FRUIT SALESMEN meeting decided to request the Go By reason of connection with Re B e d d in g S p e c ia lis t G r iffith vernment to proceed wdth amend- tail Hduses in CITY and COUNTRY aients to the Farm Produce Agents ve are/able to give QUICK RETURNS Act as an urgent matter, particularly to growers. i.if. i.; ; • i>*f- ‘ i ‘Xf - * ?t p jthe clauses designed to ensure the We will be requiring .all classes of ^ ■egistration of those agents now' trad Fruit for next month's orders, as this dig as merchants. inonth’s requirements are consigned. Export Regulations. — Apples and Account Sales forwarded every two \ Pears. The secretary leported that veeks, so if only portion of crop Is e E l the'com m ittee apiioinfèd^ "by the last sold it is returned immediately. meeting had not yet waited on tin ^ Tjie Sydney Storeroom is concrete, Minister for 'I’rade r.rul Customs. cat and mouse-proof, so consignments I t was (h’citle i to endeavor to in are safe. ilucnce the other Statei in support of Our policy is to only take on con the Federations attitude towards tin signment what can be sold within desired amendments to the regulations FOUR WEEKS of delivery. so as^to assist in the negotiations with No consignment accepted without the Minister. inspection and approval, Fruit Fly UesUieiiuns \\'i1hin the I will be in Griffith again the first State... The seeiclary reported a de- week in August. vdsion by tbe U 'p u (nient ot Agricti tiire to i.ssuv; u (iroclumkiion covering F U N E R A L D I R E C T O R --------- Y A f i lB iL S T . , G K J F F I T H Managing Salesman the Northern d'ablelamli’ district simi lar to that now in force covering other :o: apple-growing districts. HORSE AND MOTOR HEARSE MOTOR funerals CONDUCTED IN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT Orchard Competition.—It was re ported to the meeting that the Royal DISTANCE NO OBJECT Agricultural Society had announced WKEATHS AND ÜO.MES AT ALL PRICES. AGENT tOR F LINDI.RV its Intention to give a prize for the „t shares in a co-operative society M itN U M E N T A T MA.RON Hi'st f\VO-11cTti block, of ntvus oicli3,r(b' rci^istcrcci urulor tlio Act and a-committee was appointed to in-1 The registrar advises being in tervlew the society to arrange details A,gj-eement with the first proposal, but and conditions of the proposed compecertain legal objections it has *^diou. I not yet been possible to frame a reguRailways. Mr,--Tonking lefeued Yo regard to the second résolu-' <.41 the Nationalist aspect of the State [Jqjj jg considered that the amounts railway and the serious effect that j^yQjygjj -waj-j-ant any action motor competition may have, and ask-'^pjj^g This information hatw ed the board to give consideration convojtc.T-tm all the affiliated coHERE’S THE a suggestion that certain aspects „yej.j^yyg societies, POINT should be brought under the notice of j ^ Uecided to request that progroevers. After discussion a motion^ yj^j^jj^ made to render it unuecesy o u ’ re • b u y e r o f ag follows was adopted«-: “That the made by a co-oprea-, secretary be instructed to issue a cir-l^yg godyty w'ith its members to bear cular to all (li3lrict,«5 .setting forth the payment of stamp duty, position as affecting the railways and | orchard Registration Fees.—It was motor competition appe.aling to tuemGovernment to bera to consider the whole position gj-a^t permission to Clerk of Petty and wdierever possible, give Pi’efer gpsgions to accept growers’ cheques^; Y o u w ill s e rv e y o u r c w n in ence to the railwayg in payment of oi'chard registration ic r e s t s b e s t b y c o m in g to Co-operation Act. -The secretary re- f^yg ported the following two motions A..W.U, Claim The secretary will re-, adopted by the last annual general port the service of a claim for ap-' T r e n n e r y B r o s . t-. ; Plumber» and Ironmonger» conference were conveyed to the pj-oach to the Federal Arbitration Yambill Stiecr. GRIFFITH Registrar of Co-operative Sorietie.s. court by he Australian Workers’;Phone 36 (a) That co-operative societies be al Union. lowed to invest in non-co-operative, companies, (b) That the cooperation: Act be amended to do away with the* Woods;’ Groat Peppermint Curs payment of Mamii duty on fransferR For lofluenis Golds IÍ k

OUR LATEST MODEL VICTOR IS AUSTRALIAN MADE

(M. c h h e S e w n If R eq u i re d .

(Continued from Page 7)

P r B m p tly

B R IC K S

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Acaderriy A. New Model

L 1 D

PALING VICTO PIAN

N O T IC E .

THB PUIILIC Is hereby WARNED against FISHING, SHOOTING, or in any way TRESPASSING on DUNCAHLEIGH, Darlington Point. JOHN B. SCOTT.

The Ideal Butchery

J. W . C U L L E N

C O .

....Wishse 4® aoliiy. Ahe Pu,hUc of .GrlillU, and sarrouh'Hng DlpifJcts that tlie> are now in a poBillon to SUPPLA BRICKS IN I^RG K OR SMALI Q l'A N TiriES Prlcee on Application THOS. BFIRRY. MANAGER

B ro d erick & W a y

H . A .

. '

B a r r a c lo u g h

L td .

Hygienic Bedding Campaign

OPTICIANS 385 GEORGE ST., SYDNEY NEXT VISIT

For 10 Days Only '

Griffith:

AT MIRROOL HOUSE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18 From 1-30 p.m. to 5 p.m.

THURSDAY, SEPT 19 From 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. The firm has visited this town regu larly for years-

Paris House B anna

A ven n e,

G r iffith

T. J. M. BURN8TEIN L a d i e s a n d G e n t ’s T a i l o r

MISS V. BURN8TE1N L in g e rie

S p e c ia lis t

Hemstltching and Embroidery Work French Pleating. Button Making. Everything Required In Women’s Wear litnufactured on the Premlaes by Modern Machinery F ro c k s

S p e c ia lty

We are prepared to Make up youi own Material or to only Cut, Tack and Fit It for you. V. F R A N K

P ia n o , T uner E lw in

H O M A N

P la y e r and

S tre e t.

and

O rg a n

R e p a ire r. N a rra n d e ra

r e p r e s e n t a t iv e a t u n e r

for

Messrs. Suttor’s, of Sydney and Mel bourne. Viaila Griffith every niontti and Is prepared to go In any part of the district ( listance no object) Orders left c/o 'Atea News’ will b< promptly attcmle'? to Established tn.ni»*

C .

M O R O N E Y B r ic k la y e r

(J.ate of the Building Construction Branch of Public \^’orks Department, Sydney) All Classes of Brickwork Constructed Large or Small Jobs—Distance No Object BsUiiKites and Advice Glvei Frr-e Phone: nrifflib 2.3R

Chak E. Beilby V A

L U

E R

BANNA AVENUE G R IF F IT H

— OR — FARM 884, GRIFFITH

Contractors

B R O O K S & CO .

W m . S . G ow

J. T r e n e r r y

W . D. Brooks

6 Marcia Stre( t Hurstoae Park

TANKS and Gcncpa\ Plumbing Work

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1929 THE* AREA

LACTOGEN IS PURE RICH MILK FREE

Sample tin of Lacfogi n and Baby Hook— mail the COUPON

^ ’•áaüki;.t'|¡j-,r|-AUJtÍ

Fed on LA C TO G EN from birth “ M y b ab y son, Jam es, w as 6 m o n t h s o ld a n d w e ig h e d 2 2 lb s . ” w r i t e s M r s . F. O ’N e i l l o t W r i g h t S t r e e t , M id d le P a r k , V ic to r ia . “ H e w as fe d o n L a c to g e n f r o m b ir th , a n d I h a v e h a d n o

Election Campaign ----- ^

PAGE ELEVEN

NEW S

O bituary

A N ew R ecord

‘o:-

BILBUL 6UPPORT8 MR. KILLEN

MRS. KATE Q. MclNNES An enthURUiBtlc meeting of the The Vacuum Oil Company Ply., Country Party was held in the Bllbul Ltd., advise, that tlie 24-hour non-stop The death took place at Narrander;: motor cycle record has been broken Kail on Monday night last. RepreRentatlve aettlera from Deelbangera on Friday last of Mrs. Kate Grace by a 4.9.8 h.p. Triumph and sidecar, on and Bllbul districts were In atten Meinnes, widow of the late Donald September lOth. dance. The meeting was convened by Mcinnoa, formerly of Mt. Ida and the The machine made 78 climbs over Mr. C. E, Bellby with the object of re Darlington Point districts. the notorious Black Spur Range, Vic Mrs. MeInnes, W'ho was a native of toria, during the worst conditions that organising the Beelbangera and Bllbul Sydney, was nearly 71 years of age. have ever been experienced. In parts branches. Mr. Beilby, who was appointed She resided In Narrandera, Darling the track was under 5 inches of snow. leinporally as chairman, received a| ton Point, and Mt. Ida districts for At the completion of the test the motion (which was carried) that the| nearly 60 years. She was a typical ex Triumph travelled a further 45 miles, previously existing branches of Beel-: ample of hardy old pioneers of the dis and a total of 5,13 miles was accom banger^ and Bllbul be merged into! trict who are becoming fewer and plished on one pint of Mobiloil “D '. one brancii to be in future known as few'er as the years go by. As w'as the This works out at the phenomenal tho Beelbangera Branch of the Coun-| case with the majority of the pioneer consumption of 4,104 miles per gallon, try Party, The speaker understood, womenfolk, she was full of grit and w'hlch is believed to be a record. Plume appotenic Motor Spirit was that aa the existing branches at Yen-i alw'ays ready to face any hardships da and Griffith were very active, and; that came her way; charitable and used. The riders were Messrs. V. as a fusion of previourly existing good natured, and possessed of a Barclay, J. Morris and P. Malone, and branches likely to be made was one; pleasing disposition that won her the the test was under the supervision of A.C.U. officials throughout. jat Hanwood that night, that It would’esteem of all who knew her. Mr. Meinnes at one time owned Mt. j be a good thing to form one iu the I ; F<eelbangera district and tluis to have' Ida, which was afterwards resumed a briuich In each of the four ridings| by the Government, when the Murof the Blilre. The shire had been divi riimbidgee Irrigation scheme was esded as carefully as possible into four! tabli.shed. The town of Griffith is now' ridings, according to a population' located on what was formerly known basis, and it would be appropriate, as Mt. Ida. Of late years Mrs. Meinnes resided said the speaker, to have one branch in "C” Riding. The electoral confer on her property (“Sherwood”) at Dar ence, tho speaker mentioned, was lington Point. She was a daughter of Captain held at Narraudera on the next day, Tuesday, 21th September, and that it Joseph Wood Smith, R.N., and the late would be apposite to appoint a dele Mrs. A. J. Cummings, of Darlington Point. Mrs Cummings was married gate. The meeting then appointed two twice. She is survived by one sou, Donald. officers, viz., Mr. Wilson, president You merely think your teeth .tre dull, “ oil and trrasuier, Mr. Beilby, .Secretary Mr. F. R. J. Smith, of Narrandera, Is colour.” Tlu' new dental wav amazes—it a brother; she Is also survived by '.ombats st'iums tooth and gum disorders, ami delegate, and Mr. Moses, auditor. too. A willing re.Hpouse for subscriptions several .stepbrothers and stepsisters. The funeral took place iu Narrau- t)ld-t)pc doatiirices tailed to mnoce ih,tt then followed. film succt’sidully. I hist’s why bru'-ching has. The new president, Mr Wllann. dera on Friday last, the funeral leav fatied yiVu, N’uw leading dcnii'sls Uigeihe ing the Catholic Church. then look the chair amid.st applause, pedal film removing dentifrice, Pepsodent, lor this purpose. and called upon Mr. J. H. Kelly, the organiser and campaign director for Results arc quick and surprising. Film TRESSPASSING NOTICE coats go. Teeth whiten ; sparkle like the M.I.A., to speak upon the aims of Bacteria tliat thrive in film are com the Country Party. MT. ELLIOTT ESTATE, YENDA jewels. bated ; tooth decay, gum troubles and Mr. Kelly, at the outset of his re pyOrrhea thus scientifically fought. Get 201U marks. In paying a w^arm tribute to TRESPASSES on Mt. Elliott Estate. Pepsodent now at any Chemist. the sitting member, Mr. W^ W. Kllleu, Quarry and Forest jArea No. 372, will said be regretted the unfortunate acci be PROSECUTED. No shooting or hunting permitted; all dogs destroyed dent that h</(l \ befallen Mr. Killen, resuiting in a slight strain of one of the on sight. muscles iu the vicinity of his heart. (Signed) P. D. TUOHY. Mr. Killen, declared Mr. Kelly, would August 15th, 1929. still remain the active and assiduous member for the Riverina. Mr. Kelly mentioned that he had been approached In regard to contest ing the election with Mr. Killen, but pointed out that he had defluitely de cided to devote all his attention to contesting tho State elections for the Murrumbidgee at the next (deotiou. After moving a vote of thanks to Mr. Kelly for his address, the branch A T E V E R Y P O S T O F F IC E decided to meet again on October 2nd to receive the report of Its delegate and to make further airangeinents for jq r the conduct of the campaign.

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waves or oscillations of sun spots give ing the years In which the drier occur One shilling per week deposited regularly in the Commonwealth Savings the result, and It was thus th at I cor- the reverse is the case, so that at the Bank will, in 23J years, reach a total of £100—provided that the deposits rectly predicted the great Indian present- moment, owing to the fact are regular and the interest is allowed to remain in the Savings Account. famine. I have discovered that the that we are in the middle of the wet On January 11th, 1913, the Mel Here, however. Is the real point. Of the £100 mentioned In this ex bourne "Afle” published the fol Bruckner wave or oscillation, being half of the Bruckner wave (1913), we you deposit only a little over £61. The Commonwealth Savings lowing article. It will be remem longer and more especially greater ^are having more rain in the interior than th at of the sun spots, dominates continents, and probably less on thO|naiik providiw the balance in compound Intereat—OViTO ONE THIRD OF bered 1914 wae a drought year. areas, It is not the length of^TIIE TOTAL. .................. Australia has, during recent years, in w'oather influence. Take, for Ins-.ocean The sun ^the Bruckner oscillation which has the been blessed with a succession of lance, the year just past. Idle money earns no profit. Set your shilling to earning ae well ae bounteous seasons, and consequent spot wave was at its minimum, which Jeffect, you understand, but the ampll accumulating prosperity. But when is the cycle to meant the driest of weather, if it had tu(le of it. The further aw.ay the area end? This is an annual irritating to be taken into consideration alone; jis from the sea the greater is the question, raised by the grim spectres but It happened th at the Bruckner j effect of the Bruckner. In Siberia, foi of droughts passed by. By R.M.S. wave was a t its maximum, and thus instance, the rainfall is three timp, Maloja there arrived in Melbourne an dominated the sun spot wave bringing as great as in Europe, and the dry English meteorologist, Mr. Douglas ^wet weather, to a certain extent, of weather, when Its cycle comes, three (Guaranteed by the Commonwealth GovernUieut) Archibald, who claims to answer the course, counteracted by the minimum times as dry as tliat Of Europe.” query with some, degree of certainty; of the sun spot oscillation, thus lead In conclusion, Mr. Archibald advised and points to the fact that the g re a t, Ing to temporary local droughts. Australians to take time by the fore From now on the sun spot oscillation 1896 to 1900 drought, which devasted .Uiilitl! lock, and gain the fullest advautagf ML India and caused a famine responsi will commence to climb to its maxi from the years of plenty still to come, ble for over 6,000,000 persons being mum, whilst more slowly the Bruck for, he said, "drought will come again placed on relief works, was predicted ner wave will conuMuce to descend to you UvS it has done in the past. The latter will, by him three years prior to its ap to its mimlmum. Don’t mistake it. It is useless to com pearance, in a series of articles pub however, still be on the wet side of \ ment, as I have heard some Austra In 1915, therefore (the lished in the “W estminster Gazette.” the ledger. lians, on the supposed gradual change Mr. Archibald (when speaking of sun spot oscillation having reached its hi your climate during recent years, Australia) now, as he did then, bases maximum), you will have a very wet because of the absence of liot sum his opinion on data collected by a cele season, but by 1917 the sun spot oscil iners of years gone by. You will get brated Swiss meteorologist. Professor lation will be on its way down to mini fo r them again. The Bi*uckner wave is a Bruckner, now resident in Berlin, mum again, as also will be the Bruck long one—35 years—and few men see which he utiliises in comparison with ner wave, and It is then that T pre out more than two of them. We ai< the undulating wave of sun spots. He diet the beginning of a general now in a threshold of a new' one, and refuses to brand Professor Bruckner’s drought. From about 1920 to 1924 the a minimum one at that, which mean.s will probably be severe, observations and calculations as drought a return again to all your old and siq^F o r th e purchase^ im p r o v e m e n t o r s to c k in g o f fa rm s , “theory,” and unhe.sitatingly appends but by 1927 the sun spot oscillation posedly lost weather conditions.” th e d is c h a rg e o f m o rtg a g e s th e re o n , c a r r y in g o n to them the word ‘|iacts." “The 35- will have again reached its maximum, a g r ic u lt u r a l o r p a s to ra l p r im a r y p u rs u its o r fin a n c in g year oscillation, or cycle, of weather and there will be slightly better con Wragge's Forecast deducted by Professor Bruckner,” ditions. The drought will continue fa rm e rs * m a n u f a c t u r in g o r m a r k e tin g associations. The forecast of the late Clemen* said Mr. Archibald this week, "is the more or less, however, uutll 1937, and Wragge was as follows:—From Ihej L O N G - T E R M L O A N S r e p a y a b le in 3 1 yer-r? , 6 | % result of research work by the profes between 1927 and then will again as middle of 1915 onwards the rainfall^ O V E R D R A F T S o n d a i ly b a la n c e in t e r e s t b as is , 61% Observations have wfll markedly increase, and from sor into past weather history, noted in sume severity. reliable records of over 206 years, and shown that tlie rainfall in must parts 1916 to 1920 inclusive, the fseasohsi m a more generous history dating back of the earth, especially on land, in will be distinctly food, with abun | C h e q u e A c c o u n t s o p e n e d . F ix e d D e p o s its a c c e p te d . in regard to mere temperature to the creases and decreases more or less; dant precipitation, but slightly lessen-‘ B ills D is c o u n te d f o r p r i m a r y p r o d u c e r s . year 1100. The professor shows that j so th at for 17 years the rainfall on the ed by lunar influence, .After 1920 the^ Booklet available at the local Branch, or Head Office, we have alternate cycles of wet and | land areas is greater than the average, rainfall will begin to fall off steadily, either by personal or postal application. diy weather in waves of 35 years’ du 'and for the next seventeen years it is and the worst of the next great under ' ration each, and his conclusion has less The general character of the os- average period will be 1923 and 1924; been generally accepted by the scien cillatlons is that in the seventeen Australians will be justified in calling it a drought. 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-5^** It wan neceesary to add 23 chaine extra. Approval to the ' extension is asked for.—Overseer’s to;•;o:action approved of. At the last meeting of the MumrraContract No. 3/29 is progressing SOCIAL AND SPORTING bidgee Shire Council, held at the satisfactorily and should be completed Shire Olllce, Darlington Point, the fol during the month. Pot holes on thl.s lowing councillors were present:—Cr. road have been filled In and portions On Friday evening, September 13th, Ross (president), Kook, Boyd and Me- re-graded. Bratuey. South Boundary Road.—The yh*^el reaident.a ol Stackpoole and district n»vtai«noi , V. *■'**■” >*0®^ over the sandhills aeaembled in at rung force at (he new home of Mr. and Mr.s. P. Moss, to B r ,ru w T 7 ; T "' "a« spend a pleasant evening and extenrl / r f «'» a ' " ' « ■ " » “ 'I •■««'>w ltl? r .T n « a ' "i '» “ '‘« “ »a m .nt thiu later on more clay be put to them a hearty welcome to tho disWith Main Roads construction, on qq e trlcl. The vlaitors danced on the account p[ board's ehnro ot the coSt conorso Stock R o u te.-T h e ap- Fpaciou« verandah.s to excellent mmslc of same not yet being available. Ten..v... a at % ^ Krv J rtH proachcs to the culvexts near Stew- supplied by Mr. G. McIntyre and Mr. H Rule. After a few hotirs of danc X om X f ' , " ■ I “ ’» r » “ •>«“ w t in order, celpt ot Information to the eHect that R o ad .-T h e mile ot loamln?. ing (he visitors adjourned to supper, 1 ^ !b !T ' T ”, " nn thla roud baa been pul In band. " I provided by (he ladies, the tabln.-^ ^ ahd approval alven for the work common C .r.tak o r ! being artistically' decorated with a rti to w a. decided to write o. S. Fuller re p o rte d :-T h e promlae ficial flowers of all shades and colors L d X X ’t ,0 ' Improved coudltioua baa not been of the rainbow, with sprigs of Austra X r .,' w , a , ’ 'nlHIW »Itl. the reault th at the poab, lian wattle predominating.

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- Mr. R. O’Donnell presided, and pro Miss 0. J. Wilson -Hope V ale” .^*^*^' Pvospect for the summer Is' posed the toast of the health of Mr. Darlington Point, asked Council 'to »’«assuring, although at present »»»»»i Mrs. Moss, and said he^felt sure erect a finger heart Indlcatmg 'direcchange is eon- ail present w;ere deligliteif to wel tion of Morundah a t the gate between come Mr. and Mrs, Ma.3 s to Stack “The Avenue” and “Hope Vale,” so rabbits, which take up a poole, and Jioped their stay in Ausrmthat Morundah traffic will go up colamount of time keeping lia would be long and pro.sperous and llns' I^n e.-C o u n cll agreed to erect engaged upon other their health much Invigorated by the necessary board. Common, ringing splendid climate of sunny New South o ,, - _ . and cutting seedlings and burning off ITS INFLUENCE HAS SECURED MA^Y OF THE THINGS OF MOST Shire of Carrtbool enclosed a copyl,npm n. the past two years the Wales. In Mr. Moss they had a man IMPORTANCE TO COUNTRY DWELLERS — of a letter received from the Under river has not risen high enough to flow who In every sense was a true sport, Secretary, Department of Local Go- the creeks which in a normal year who took an active interest in such BETTER ROADS vernment In reference to proposal to ^ considerable amount of feed Australian pastime.s as football, tennis BETTER TELEPHONE AND POSTAL SERVICE alter the boundaries of Carrathool and for stock in the summer. The fees and cricket. The chairman’s,rem arks REDUCED LAND AND INCOMi! TAXES Wlllimbong Shire, and directed atten- outstanding from last quarter have were supported by Messrs. G. Pfitzuc-r. RURAL CREDITS IN PRIMARY INDUSTRIES G. McIntyre and P. Callahan. At the aion to paragraph 2, which read; “Re been collected. MAHKE'IING SCHEMES FOR BUTTER, CHEESE AND FRUIT call of the last-named all rose and specting the proposed transfer of por Questions Without Notice TAX Ct 1.CESSIONS FOR COUNTRY MEN sang For They Are Jolly Good Fel tion 6, parish of Dallas to Wlllimbong CHEAPER LOAN MONEY Cr. McBratney a.sked if any learning lows. Dancing was resumed after sup Shire and your Council's request that SYMPATHETIC COUNTRY ADMINISTRATION '¡an assurance be given that the Whit- could be done down at Togamaiu (27 per. Songs, splendidly rendered by Mr. j ton Ferry Service adjacent to that por- miles towards Hay).-Cr. Koss said tliis Shan and C. Billing, and step dancing jtion be contlnue_d and efficiently main- work should have been mentioned by Messrs. A. Ross and P. Callahan, L a b o r R u l e is N o t o r i o u s l y H o s t ile t o t h e tained. I have to Invite attention to when councillors were drawing up added greatly to the enjoyment of the P r im a r y P ro d u c e r ihe provisions of sec. 253 of the Lo their 1929 progmmme, as It was not evening. Choice lollies were provided Government Act 1919, which pro on the schedule it w'Diild have to for the young folk, and cards w<-re THIS ELECTION IS BEING FOUGH T TO ABOLISH A HIGH-PRICED cal vides' in effect that this ferry shall con stand over until next year. available for the grown-ups, who were WORTHLESS ARBITRATION SYSTEM WHICH IS STRANGLING AUS tinue to be worked unless the Minister Cr. Boyd drew attention attention to to tne the baa bad not participating in the dancing, and TRALIA’S INDUSTRIES. TO HELP HELP US TERMINATE THE grants for its closing. Will your Coun-j«‘'‘^‘^ cigarettes were provided for the male COSTLY FARCE cil be so good as to inform the Darlington P oint-H ay road to sex whose tastes were In that direc I partment whether it co'itrlbutes in any the Carmtliool Bridge.—The Shire tion. way towards the actual cost of the ClOrk informed councillors that this, •All together a pleasant evening was ferry service in this In.stance, and if section w'as now a main road.—Cr. spent and brought to a close in the so what amount is involved. The De Ross asked Councillor Boyd to have, early hours of the morning with the partment shall be glad to receive par the road placed on next year’s pro-| large company joining hands aitd sing j ticulars of any other expenditure in gramme of construction. ing Auld Uang Syne. curred lu respect of the ferry.”—in Cr. Boyd moved, and Cr. Rossj seconded, that fresh tenders be called j formation to be supplied. for loaming Gum Creek Road—about! Shire of Carrathool wrote proinisiug two tulles.—Carried. ' to support Council’s effort to got the Notices of Motion authorities to wire-net Carrathool — — lOI——— (Authorised by E. J. Munro, Ger .nai -crerary, Country Party 25 O’Connell Pursuitnt to notice, Cr. Ro.ss moved; Bridge over the Murrumbidg(M'. and to Street, Sydney) Mr. 1C. TI. Fljnu, wJio occupied tlie prevent sheep falling ever the sides —"That action be taken to open a road in the parish of Waddi Utrough positlou of manager of tlio local of same, portion No. 155 and lot No. 5 section bram-ii of tite A.B.C. Bank for (lie past Jolin I,. Davis, “.Silvoi wood.,;,’’ Dar No. -i, and lot.s Nos. 3 and 3, section two years, was tendered a um nbif of lington point, hrouglil under (’ouncil’s No. 3, ITorsfall’s subdivision, and farewells prior to liis depar|uie from notice the bad state of a pieo<i of road i hence in a straiglit to bridge the district. .at the intersection of the Hay-Narran- .street, and (hat (be co-operation of the At a public gailicrina in die Stiirc dt ra ami ParUiurton point Argoou Narmndei-a Pastures Protection Hall, Mr, I'lyiui was prc.anted with a road.-;;. Owing to the lienvy (rallie at Boiird be sought in tin' nuitter.-- wallet, of notes. Among tlie spt'akcr.s I this sitôt (right at the fiugerhoard. Secontied by Cr. McBratney and car vveni Me.ssr.M. Conolly, .Jenkiu.s, 1'. j two .miles sovitli of Darlîagtou Point) ried. Keeble, W. H. and J. E. Kook. jit eui.s up very bmlly afior rain and In connection with the above reso Mr. Flvnn, in addition to being :)u •requlros loaniing, about two vliains lution, councillors made an in.sptotioiv e.wellenl (ownsniau, w;i.s a letuling either way. eight chaiii.s In all. Loam of tho proposed new stock route, dur liglil in all siioriing movements. He could b<‘ had about, tt'ii cliuius away. ing tile lunch hour, accompanied by was seert tury of the local Rugby Clul) .Veting Secretary of tlie Main Hoatlf' ."^lock inspeetor !•'. T. \ eomam \v!io ami promiueui, Ju tin- rricket and j Board forwaiab'd b-U'w relating to iu'omiseii Council the wltoie liearted '1 eiinis <‘lubs. and an oitporiunity was ! motor by passe.s quot ing sub-section co-operation of tin* Narnandera i’. and taken before lii.s dejiarturi to sliow ap¡•I; “It Ooumdl so requires a public l‘. Board. preoialion of Ins many eff<ut.s by ¡gate shall be reiuuved from its approv nialiing him the reoipieju of se\eral ed position by the (lerson erecting the presents (ly tiie respeedve bodies. by-pas.s ami liy pass slcill be erected Mr. .Malieit, vvlio hails from in tbat position. Tlie gate shall be Wagga, lias been aiipointed manager re-er'*ctcd by such person on such side ESPECIALLY ON A MOTOR BIKE, Of tile bank In Hen of Air. Flynn. 0 ft he by-pass as the Council may re Mr. Reg Stevenson, attached to the S te e l quire.—After disv'usision. Council was Two is cou.sjdcred sufficient com , clerical rtat'f of the Shire of Murrumof opinion that gates should be erec putty nay where, and three is alway.s. hidgee, ha.s accepted a po.sition with ted in centre of fornintiou and by-pasreckoned a crowd. when the police, the W.d. and I.C., Imeton. Mr. St.-venH e a v ie s t ses on side. saw a young Griffith man accompanied Bon was a very popular lad and has Association of Local Clerks wrote by two girls on a motor Idcycle ol>-| tile best wisiies of all fer ins future re annual confejauice, and asked Coun jecliuu was taki-n, and ihi.-v week tlte .^'UCCeSS. cil to grant clerk su<-b faciliti'‘H-us will Darlington Point Cricket Club owner of the veblele caiiie beiore iMr. permit of his attendance at the gather At the annual meeting id’ tlie Dar Ptirkor, P.M., in the GriUitli Police Price, £2S8 10«. ’'Leader ‘ Model, with Five Tyre«. ing.—Granted. Court. It was stated tliat the youth j lington I'oint Cricket Club Mr. .). Clerk's Report With other bodies at «till lower prices. was sitting on the petrol tank of the, Warby was elected president tind Mr. Finance.—The cash book and bank machine, and that from that positionj I,. r»e Mamlel secretaA'y. books are laid on the table for i nspe c Truck users who demand tru« economy, coupled with utmost dispatch tion. A voucher for ,Ci>-52. 12 2 from !i- was not able to ex'rci.se ivroperi In the safe delivery of merchandise, find that the New Superior Whippet the trust fund is being submitted to control o\e,- the nmchlii*', A fine of P E R S O N A L Six 30-cwt, Truck more than meets every requirement. Such exclusive* day. This represents contributions 5 with '- • I'O.st.i was inipo.sed. feature* ,38 six-cylinder motor with seven-bearing crankshaft, full forced ' from the Main llomi.'; Board tor work feed lubrication, four speeds forward transmission; artillery (6-spol<e)| carried out in 192s and the current FOOTBALL FINALE Mr. F. Davi.s, Griffitli'.< I’ostmasL r. steel wheels, four-wheel brakes and 131 inch wheelbase places the Vca r. Whippet far ahead of any other low-priced truck. The chassis weighs from .My assistant inis received a more liic l!ug1\v feotball .sea iOU wa,- rlos rt'lunc'd to Griifitli b\ car wiUi Mrs. I'at i.s vi,->ierday morniitg. .Mr, Hat is 150 to 300 lbs. more than any competitive truck. lucrative position with tlie W ater ed official in tlritiith on Tuesday even will resume duty at the local office, ing at a di'iici and -social in the l,yA demonstration by your nearest Willys-Overland Dealer will quickly (lonservaiion and Irrig'ition (’ommiswith in a few days. Air Davis luui Ovtu- .50 couples atteuded and convince you that this new low-priced truck can greatly contribute to the Sion, and Mr. lleg. Ptev''«^«»» severs ceum. been away on .six months' Its'vt of ab his connection with this office to-mor llie fuiicllun was a jolly one. efficiency of your transportation work. See him to-day. sence, Hiul lie returned obviously lieneMr. H. .Shelbcl, ¡u'esident of thè drilrow. fited by the rest and cliange. He had fith Club, presented the medals to (he An agreement with P.AT.G. for ren winners of the 1929 season competi been in indifft-reui health for some LOCAL DEALERS; tal of post office, - -Seal of Council tion and thanked those present wlio mouths prior to gotug on leave. affixed, liad contributed to the succoou of the Dui'iug .Mr. I)avi.s‘s absence tin- local Overseer’s Report function. Afeduls were also presented oltice ‘va.s in tlie charge of Air, Voun,g, Tlie following roads have been in-' to T. O’Connor for best attendanoti at formerly Postm aster at Ardlethan, V ilfN t spected;— j training, to AV. Evans and V. Butter- and the efficiency with which Mr, Trunk Road No. 58.—Contract No.j wunli, of Voogali Club, and G. Anatey, A’oung managed (he office was com SUPERIOR 2/29 has been satisfactorily completed. of Hanwood. Tlie medals were dona mented upon frequently by busiutsaThe coutiTCt was for 60 chains of ted by Messrs. R, James. C. Durgo, nieu and others who have coustuut 3 0 loRjiiiag, to make satiafactorj wüU F. Koositt. dealiugs H'ltb tho office.

Is Your Voice in the Running or A ustralia

V O T E COUNT RY P A R T Y No. 1 On Oct ober 12

V o tin g is C o m p u lso r y

Darlington Point

Greater Efficiene v at Lower Cost

I hree’s a Crowd

CHOY BROS., YAMBIl, STREET GRIFFITH

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A R E A

PAQE FOURTEEN

C o r r e c tio n

Y en d a N ew s

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THURSDAY, 8ÈPTEMBER 26, 192Ô

Moving Theatre, Griffith

Church N ew s

•lot' (To the Editor Sir,—Re report of C.W.A. Ball and On Friday last Mr. W. K. Chapman, CHANGE OF PULPITS from Tweed Heada, took over the Children’s Revel, "Area Nows," Sep- Rev. A. O. Qibblns, of the Presby duties of postmaster, at Yenda, and’tember 19: as so often happens those tortan Church, and Rev. R. O. White, Mr. A. R. Wood, who has been In | who give splendid service, out of the of the Methodlst'Church, are changing charge since Mr. Burness was appoln-j limelight, are forgotten. Mrs. Percy pulpits for the evening service nexi ted to Coifs’ Harbor, has gone to Cox, vice-president, and her supper Sunday. This spirit of co-operation Matong. committee deserve the highest praise. and unity is one that Is hoped will That, for two nights In succession they prove very beneficial to the work of ^ • Mr. |I. F. Pratt, who has been catered for hundreds, with no convon the churches In this d istrict accountant at the Yonda branch of the ionces or facllltlea to lighten the task, A.B.C, Bank, baa been transferred to and at the end supplies of food wore Blnalong. METHODIST CHURCH not exhausted, is a fine testimonial to OrllBth Methodlat Church was fa the energy and efllclency of the mem The licence of the Hotel Yenda w-a3 hers and the generous support of the vored with an organ recital by Mr. H transferred on Thursday last from] public, for nearly all the food was do Raggatt, of Yenda, last Sunday, for Mr. W. Horn , to Mrs. M. Gunther, j nated, Much of the success was also half an hour before the Bervice au'l Mr. George Gunthei:, who was (Uj due to the untiring efforts of Mrs. 0 again at tee close. Mr. Raggatt treat member of the swimrping section ptE. Hawkins, honorary treasurer.— ed the congregation to a fine rend! the 1924 Olympic team, will be assist-i tlon of choice oacrod clcBsica. Yours, etc., Ing his mother. LIMEUOHT. On Friday, 27th September, at the Mrs. Horn, who has been ill for Public Hall, Sandy Creek, a concert some months, is not making desi.-will be held in aid ,of the Methodist C A R G R IF F IT H H IR E ed progress, and intends to seek fur Church Circuit of Barellan. The artJsta ther medical treatment. Their many S E R V IC E 'svlll also visit Blnya for the ovonlnn! friends in Yenda trust that both Mr. J. POLLARD of FVlday, October 4, and Tallimba on jiu d Mrs. H orn,-will be well In whatFARM 845, GRISFiTH Wednesday, October 9, in aid of the ever venture they enter into. DRIVES HIRE CARS BY DAY OR •lame cause. The programme consists NIGHT of a good variety of items, being com Careful Driving : Good Car Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure posed of aentlmental and comedian Phene: 328 For Coughs and Colds never fails 3ong8, dialogues, comic sketches, i-ecltatlons, monologues. Do not miss an en)oyable evening. Refreshments will be provided by the ladies at the con clusion of the concert. Popular prices will admit.

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Friday, 2 7

N EW TO N

Fruit G ro w ers ! LOOK

Sulphate of Ammonia at £15 7s 6d. T.O.R. Sydney JAP MILLET .. ...... . ... pep lb., 3d. SUDAN SEED ................ per lb., 7d. AMBER CANE ......... ... per lb., 4Jd. GREEN FEAST PEAS ........ per bushel, 28/-

L o u ez Bros. GENERAL MERCHANT

GRIFFITH

BENEFIT DANCE All enjoyable evening was spent on Tuesday in the Lyceum Hall at um juchre party and dance In aid of M.'. Reg. Bloom. Mr. Wilkes took charge jf the euchre tables w’n llst Mr. Geo, Howart was In the ticket oUice. Air. Rumstein was M.C. The Melody Makers supplied splendid isiubIc lor dancing and also donated £ 2 /2 / vj the organiser (Mrs. J. Turner) for the lUnd. Mr. H. Morel gave the haii free. Supper was served at 10.30 p.m. Prizewinners were: Mrs. W. Wade (ladies’ handbag, donated by tiie Shelly Jewell Store), Mr. Alexander (gent’s euchre, silk shirt, from O. Gil pin’s staff), Mrs. Reborger (booby prize, 1 yard licorice), Mr. Hayes (gent's*booby prize, 1 pair ladles' jazz jarters, given by Miss Burnsteiu), Miss Theresa Rodgers (ladies’ Monte Jarlo, ma^picure set, donated by Mr. •Epeira),' Mr. Hlllie (gent's Montu Carlo, 1 pair silk sox, donated by Mr. Keenan), Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, eeiir. (lucky spot dance, cigaredtes, donated by Mr. ETvaus, and box of chocolates donated by Mona Cafe), Mr. Jim Gknüon (lucky jazz cap, box chocolates, Samols Cafe, and silk tie, the gift of R. M. Taylor). Also donations from Hotels Victoria and Griffith.

C H U R C H

N O T IC E S

BAPTIST CHURCH

M ilk

S it its Creamiest,

Safest and Best Gold Medal Milk is milk at its creamiest, clcaaest, safest and best. It is prepared by Nestle’s from pure, fresh country milk, con densed on the spot, Nestle’s inspectors watch the health of every cow; they watch the pastures and dairies; and every step, from milking until the creamy milk is condensed and sealed, is under con stant supervision. That’s why Gold Medal is best to buy and safest to use.

Septem ber

Saturday 2 8

CARROLL

P V'f» aca>n a a

“ Billy from the Barcoo” and

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B eautiful, Sa*fe a n d Economical BEAUTY, economy, safety—these are three of the advantages of Wunderlich Art Metal— the modern ceiling material. Available in numerous artistic designs this material enables you to give a different attractive treatment to each room in your home. Wunderlich Ceilings can be easily placed over present plaster. The climate-rests ting steel from which they are made gives age long service. They cannot crack, Bake, sag, rot or fall. Need no repairs; fireproof, antproof, hygienic. See your local supplier; or write for 48-pagc catalogue of designs—FREE and post free. WUNDERLICH LIMITED—Manufacturer», Showroomit Baptist Street, Redfern, Sydney.

W U N D E R .L 1C H CEILINGS

STOCKED BY AREA BUILDERS SPjPPLY CO.

I n Q o rg e o u s I m p e r i a l

Mandarin Yellow w ith Bietek T ip s

Sunday, September 29.— Grltlitii; Morning, 11 a.m.; Evening, 7.30; Suu day School and Bible Class, 3 p.m. The preacher at both services will bo Pastor D. C. M. Smith, of Cessuock.

This striking combination —Parker Duofold Pen and Pencil—is the ne plus ultra in a w riting gift this y ear—the sensation in the stores. P u t it down on your Cliristmas list, several times. But get your M andarin Yellow Duettes early, for the new est of the itiim-

CHURCH OF ENGLAND

ituble P a rk e r C olours w o n 't last long.'

Sunday, September 29 (Feast o f'st. Michael and AH Angels).—Griffith: 8 a.ni., Holy Communion (first Comimiiiion of those recently confirmed); 2.:j0 p.m., The Catechism; 7.^0 p.m., Eveusong and Sermon. Lakeview (re;ddence of Mr. C. A. Long): 11 a.m., Holy Communion, Mount Ida: 4.30 p-m., Evensong and Sermon. Yenda: 10 a.m., Simday School.—Rev. Walter G Bennett.

Both Pen and Pencil made with P ark er Perm anite n o n -b rea ka b le m a terial—28 lighter than th e rubber formerly employed. Such light weight adds immensely to your w riting ease. So does Preasu reless Touch, which further dis tinguishes the P ark er Duofold Peti this year. In the P ark er PenexV-the lead turns o u t tor writing, in for carrying. New leads inserted w ithout taking pencil apart. O th er colours a re L a c q u e r-re d , L ap is L azu li B lue, G reen Ja d e or Flashing Black. But don’t depend on colour only— look for "Geo. S P a rk e r”on the barrel if you w ant the genuine Duofold.

METHODIST CHURCH Sunday, September 29.—Hanwood, 11 a m.; Yenda, 2 p.m., Sunday School, and at 3 p.m.; Griffith, 3 p.m., Sunday School and Bible Class—(Rev. R. G. White)—and at 7.30.—Rev. A. G. Gibbins.

G. M, DUFF, CHEMIST, GRIFFITH

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH , Griffith: 11 a.m. (Subject: Progress of the Inland Mission. (Retiring col lection for the A.I.M. work).—A. G, Glbblns. Sunday School, 3 pm. Grif fith: 7.30 p.m, (Rev. R. George White, of the Methodist Churcli). g r:s

PU RE

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THE IDEAL CAFE, BONDI BEACH.— V home away from home. Len. Bar nett (late “ideal Cafe.” Griffith) can offer you good Board and Residence 'onifortable rooms, and good tab!”, beach lookout. Winter tailff from 85,' w'^eekly. Take Bondi Bus from Cen '3^1 Railway Station, Bus stops at door. Address: L.. A. BARNETT,

IDEAL CAFE, No. 1 HALL STREET. SONDt BEACH,

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Gift Bo* Fre*

Duofold P*B tlon* 2S/-

H/-i Duofoid Fexidls 21/', 2i/ »nd

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1929

A R E A

i»AOï F t r r z t K

N E W S

Consign your Fruit to Sydney

d à à v d s m W IS E

W ith FORWARDING ABINT,

GRIFFITH

G r a d in g

G ra w e rr’

A e c o im t

P a c k iH g

O T If f iR W IS E o

P. F. Rossiter F r u it

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M E R C H A N T

E X P O R T E R

A N D

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Til» firm with a rs|fut«tlott for •ti’alghtferward daallng. ' Bveiry effort mad« to ensure satiRfacUoa fhr dlenta. 1‘rompt and Reliable Advice, Quick Return», Highest ruUn* Prices. Rtiferenges: CoQioiercial Hank 6d. af flydasy. Ltd., Haymarkot. Personal referneeiii: Prom Lekdhig 0 rawer» In iJl State»,

At a race meeting -e bookmaker was j busy paying out a crowd of Impatient j creditors, and the combined effect of tem perature; avoirdupois, and flnan-! dial losses was beginning to manifest j Itself In a growing Bhortneas of tern-'

c n y PRUIT MARKBTS, BYBNEY On« of the Oldest Firm» Id the Sydney Municipal Markets

For F ir e w o o d -R in g 240 Colliss & Patterson

Griffith

Firewood Merchants GOOD WOOD,

QUICK MOTOR OEUIVERY REASONABLE

PRICES

ORDERS LEFT AT TRENERRY BROS., PLUMBERS, YAMBIL STREET, will be

PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO

Producer: '¡What do you think of our choru.s of Suh-Kissotl Peaches?” j Author: "That lot? The suu can kiss ’em to death without making me jealous.” I

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per.

A few' minutes after Settling up a very tlrald-looking man came * up to him and, in 'a trembling half-whisper, i said: ‘Tm afraid there's been a mis take about the money I won.” The bookmaker gave a pungent and trenchant aummai-y of the man’s Inteliectnral shortcomings. The little man was the centre of many prying glances from a crowd, but be screwed up courage to speak. "Well, I’m sorry,” be said, with many nervone gleuoea around him,' “ but you see, you gave mo ten Bbll-' lings too much.”

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Hubby (rc>adlDg Dopor): “Juat think, an ftarthquake has destroyed the eu-j tire town of PlBzlkszyklsky, In Poland. | Wife: *‘Was it ai>enod the same way before the earthquake?”

J H o lm e s Ltd

fW. DONALDSON)

YAMB ll STRI ET. GRIFFITH

Phong US

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Pies^H ot Piesi tPhi] those expecUnl expressioi^? (the dog is plaimi) anUcipatoru.) lD h g - - P lE S 1

Hot, steaming, savoury piesi Tasti), meati), crisp, satisfying piesi

Dill the dog'i »harG iHlI W oerq. oerq smaU. for theq're OUR

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J o h n -J a ^ b Phone 225

QRIFFITH and YE?ÌD A

A BETTER VIEW

She had been poking round the big stores for quite half an hour when one of the Bssistants approached and ask ed:— “W hat do you require, madam?” “Oh, Tm just looking!” came the answer.. ¡‘Madam,” said the assistant, “If you RICHARDS AND WEIR b«c to aatiiumce to the Publl* of Griffith and District that they have PURCHASED the SAWMILLING PLANT of tht take the lift to our roof garden you Late M. T. Mlckleaon, and are now i repared to SU PPLÌ ALL DESCHIP will be able to see a good deal far TIONS of SAWN TIMBER, DRESSED and UNDRESSED. ther.” 0 -------- o WRITE FOB QUOTATIONS Visitor: “Is this village lighted by electricity?” P H O N E 2 4 1 an d 2 4 8 G R IF F IT H Villager: “Only when there’s a thunderstorm.”

R ich a rd s & W eir S a w m ille r s

F. M A N S E R U

• pai»

IN CASE HE DIDN’T KNOW

secret of lunching well lies not only in good

prepared with perfeA culinary skill, T food, quiet and ease of service, but quite os much in

the feeling of personal comfort, attraClii'cness of sur roundings, the atmosphere, and the people one meets. You ii’ill find lunching here most pleasant. The well* chosen onti varied incntts are sure to satisfy,

R ennett’s Ideal Cafe Banna

Avenue,

Qriffith

Jenkins was a commercial traveller, and u.sually rushed about at topmost speed. One day he had to visit a small pro vincial town, and boarded''an ancient train to get to his itestlnatlon. He had been sitting patiently for some time, waiting for the tram to .staid, when a motor-bus dashed round the corner, and lie saw that it was bound for the place h*' wanted. Jenkins leaped from tho tram with the agility of a trained acrobat, rush ed after the bus, and (lumbered on. But the tram oondimtor was not to be outdone, and he ytdlod after him: “Hi, mister! What do you take this for— a waiting room?” o--------o

THOUGHT SHE KNEW An elderly couple were getting mar ried at the little country church. The groom was very deaf. I When the clergyman read, “Wilt thou have this woman to be, thy wedjded wife?” the old man did not hear jlilni, and asked his bride, “ Wliat’.s he say?” j The old lady baw led In his ear, ” ’E want to know if you’ll 'use me for yer w-edded wife.” The old man looked surprised, and Fruitgrowers—have your Fiuit packed by us and secure substantial ■exclaimed; "Why, certainly, Mary, savings In freight on each consignment. Account Sales direct tb grower. dear! Didn’t I tell you so the other We are also cash buyers of Fruit in season. night?” 0— - -0

Q u ick S e r v ic e

Hot Water Bags WE HAVE A LARGE RANGE OF THE LATEST BAGS NOW IN STOCK —PAREX, NORTH BRITISH, AND NYAL BAGS —ALL ABSOLUTELY THE BEST OBTAINABLE

The STANDARD FRUIT Co

G aV.«.F

C* M wlw* f £ v # ( u i» S E L iC iriY ;

FRUIT PACK ERS CASE MAKERS, & c.

AND AVOID THE USUAL WINTER AILMENTS

Jondaryan Avenue, Griffith

W.K.SIMPSON

TRY US FOR FRUIT CASES, NAILS,ETC. PHONE ; 23----------------------------------;-------- Box : 319

D r e ssm a k in g Mrs Cummings WISHES TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT SHE HAS NOW SECURED AN UP-TO-DATE DRESSMAKER, LATE OF STATION HOUSE, RAW80N PLACE, SYDNEY. STYLE AND F| T GUARANTEED ALSO A

Nice Range of Spring Materials and Millinery Now in Slock.

(Ph.C., M.P.S.)

CHEMIST li DRUGGIST TEL ; 105

QRIFFITH

THE ROAD TO RUIN An Aussie on holiday In a small Scottish village was filling in a wet afternoon by chatting to Mr. Tohnnie Avuhing, the local siovekt-eiier. It transpired that the visitor was con uected with one of the big Sydney stores, and Johnnie showed consider able interest in the proceedings. ".So ye'r(( in wan o’ time big Sydney shops?” he iiKiuired. “ Ves.” "N e'll panloii me aslviug." said John nie. after a pause, ''hut what kin' o’ profits (jan ye’ make ov |- tlKMc?” "Oh,” the visitor replied, ‘‘pretty reasonable On some arlick''.s 1o per cent., on otliers 2o pi‘r ('«'nt.. and on others twenty-five per '.eat,” "Why, don’t yon gel thal iiere?” “Naw.” exclaimed Johnnie. “1 can _get nae mair tlian I per cent. Wi’m e j1t.’,s a case o’ Iniyin' a thing for a shilI lin’ and get tip’ only twa when .\ii ' pulrt wi ft."

N O T IC E

W e are Cash Buyers of

h e e p s k in s l

W ool, Hides, T allow (& Rabbit Skins I

H IG H E S T PRICES PA ID M O T O R L O R R I E S K U N N IN C , n iR O U G IlT O K

O IS T R IC I

CALL OR WRITE TO

Griffith Freezing Co. Ltd. Telephone: 52

GUIHEN BROS. A H c t io n e e n ,

L an d

S to c k

an d

P ro p o rty S d a c n e n

Saturday, Sept. 2 8

V A L U A T O R S

BANNA AVENUE,____________ ____________ QBIFFITH Btook for Sale on Approved Bille of 3 or 6 Menthe; Stock and Prefpetty Liet* oh Application. AU Claeeee of Farms Available on Irrigation and Dry Area. AGENTS FOR South BrHish Ineuranco Co.. Ltd.; Meroantfle Mutual Insurance Co.. Ltd. (All Olaaeee.) All BuelnesB traneacted under direct Bupervielon of the Principale.

PHONES (2 liftes): 14 and 830. (Oennaoted with M. Qulhen and C. L. Neville)

Palframan, Wood .& Co.

At 8 p.m.

ALL Agctnta Take Notice.—! withdraw

Eieventh Anonai Show tny Farm 882 from Sale.—P. R. F. PALMER, F^rm 882, Griffith

On Farm No. 222 8 MH«t From QHfNth SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH. Auc tioimers, OrllBUi. have been ImftrucltBd by the Mortgagees to Bell by Public Anetiea

IRRIGATION FARM LEASE No. 222, OF 28 AORE8 2 ROODS 30 PERCHES '

O c to b e r 1 5 & 1 6 e n t r ie s f o r t r o t s c l o s e "

OCTOBER 2nd GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE OCTOBER Bth

BEIAUTIFUL Revorelbie Wool Rugs, We have Ju«t landed la Wg tndont direct frm n Scotland, Heavy quality, hew deelgns. tthree sieee. In Blue, V’rose, Ortiy an<j Fawn effect«, from 16/9 each. Door Mats to match 4/11 each. MACKAY & CO., COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, GRIFFITH.

QE!DIHX)M ,8UITE, in Pol. Silky Oak, S’hand, nearly new, 5 ft. W’drobe, In SPECIAL TRAIN laid panels, sliding trays, brass rods, S to c k an d P ro p e rty S a le s m e n FROM NARRANOERA etc., 8 fL 6 In. 4 dwr. Dressing Table, Yaneo. OCTOBER ieth APPLICATIONS FOR CROWN LANDS ATTENDED TO roomy Pedestal. A genuine bargain Annual ReaL £28/52; W ater Rate at ,£17/17/6. MACKAY and CO., AQEfylTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., HART-PARR TRACTORS, £6/5/-. With all Permanent Improvements SCHEDULE» FROM SECRETARY : COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, RAWLINGS’ MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE GRIFFITH. thereon, consisting of FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK M. E. 8ELLIN, BOX 49, GRIFFITH FIBRO Cottage, Weatherboard Shed 'PHONE: 286 GRIFFITH, N.8.W. BOX 382 FOR SALE), Ton Trailer, 4 wheels, (20 X 30), Stable, and Machine Shed, strongly built, cheap. Apply, T. RldgMill Tank, and W ater Service fully IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW way, Canal Street. etiulpped. SOUTH WALES— PROBATE JURIS The Land is all cleared, ditched, FOR SALE, enough Posts, Straluers. DICTION. drained, vrell fenced and in good order. Stays and Wli-e for trelllslng U acres IN THE MATTER of the estates of of vines. Apply Box 24, Grlfllth. Plantings.—12 acres Prunes (bear ing), 8 acres planted 1927, 8 acres BRINSLEY JAMES ALFRED LANE A u c tio n e e r s , S t o c k and S t a t io n A g e n ts Citrus, IS acre« Table Grapes (full late of Beelbaugera near Griffith la FOR SALE, quantity of good, clean bearing). the State of New' South Wales, far- Wine Barrels, different sizes; 1 large G R IF F IT H SPECIALISTS in all land matters eoi neoted with the Mariumbidgee IrriE'ermentlng Vat. 1 band Wine Press; The Auctioneer has Inspected this fer, deceased. gatlon Area and surrounding districts. Comprehensive lists of Irrigable i'Arm and Invites inspection any time PURSUANT to the Wills Probate and also good Grape Crusher, all In Farms, Orchards and Businesses for Sale supplied on application. prevlOQS to sale by prospective buyers. and Administration Act 1898, the Tes perfect order. Having no further use AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE TERMS AT SALE tator’s Family Maintenance and for same, will sell cheap. Apply to SEYMOUR ANO ROXBURGH For Further Particulars, or Inspection, Guardianship of Infants Act 1916, and A, O, Aylett, Goolamoa or Stanbridge, PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESMEN, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192) apply the Trustee Act 1925, NOTICE is via Leeton. hereby given that every creditor or S e y m o u r & R o x b u r g h other person having any DEBT or FOUND, pair TortoIseshell-rlmmed AUCTIONEERS, GRIFFITH CLAIM upon or affecting the seat of Glasses, la Case. Owner can have Telephone; 192 Box 190 C the abovenamed deceased, who died same by calling at this office and payGRIFFITH on or about the first day of May, 1929, Ing for advertisement. A u c tio n e e r s ,

V a lu a t o r s ,

R e g is t e r e d

L an d

A g e n ts

P«rtl<m 370, Pariah of Jondaiyao County of Cooper, Land Dlatrict of

Seymour & Roxburgh

“For Your Cases, Go to Crases”

and I’R u Ba 'I'E of—whose will was on JUST opening fresh and new deelgns the fifteenth day of August, 1929, of Shopping Bags; useful presents at tRANTED by the Supreme Court of 6,/II each. G. W. Spelrs, Our Jeweller, New South Wales to MAUDE \LDAVILLA LANE the sole executrix ^ADIE)S, choose your Show Handbag in the said will named, is hereby re now; make use of our Lay-by. Latest LOCAL DISPLAY AREA PRODUCTS quired to SEND PARTICULARS of assortment of colors and designs. G. such claim to the said MAUDE ALDA- \V. Spelrs, Our Jeweller. GROWERS able to contribute ex- VILLA LANE in care of the under ilblta of Dried Fruit or other Area signed on or before the tw'enty-eighth LOST, in vicinity of GriflRh, Starting Finder uodnets suitable for the local display day of November, 1929, at the expira Handle of Oldsmobile Car. tion of which time the said MAUDE jlease return to Area News Office. ¿ow being organised are requested to B anna A ven u e W est eave same a t the Griffith PRO ALDAVILLA LANE will proceed to (Agent, J.ondon Assurant.o. Fir« and Accident) distribute the assets of the said de LOST, light Bay Mare, branded VB OUCERS’ Cooperative Comptiny. ceased amongst the persons entitled near shoulder, 3 white feet, white ^HONE: 50 thereto having regard only to the blaze on face, 8 years of age; reward. debts or claims of which she then has R. E. Brumby, TabbltE^,, notice. AND NOTICE is hereby fur LOST, light Day Mare, 3 years, bran (MIrrool United Branch No. 9403) ther given that the said MAUDE ded VB near shoulder, 3 white feet, PRELIMINARY NOTICE ALDAVILLA LANE will not be liable Meet# Every Alternate Tuesday at for the assets or any part thereof so Avhite blaze on face; reward. R. E. 8t. Alban’s Hall, Griffith UNRESERVED distributed to any person of W’hose Brumby, Tabbita. Sick, Funeral and Hospital Benefits claim she shall not have had notice at Unsurpassed by Any Other 8EE the Buzza Bridge Ensemble, for the time of such distribution. Friendly Benefit Society In two-table, with Tallies, complete In AT 2 P.M DATED this twenty-first day of Sep boxes. 4. 6, 5/9, 6 3, to 21/ get. Geo. the Commonwealth tember, 1929. W. Spelrs, Our Jeweller. Local Secretary: CATER AND BLUMER, C. R. PARK ACCOUNT A. A. CHURCHILL ,ESQ. SOLID Silver Wrist Watches, rotary Solicitors, C/o Griffith Producers’ Co-op. Society WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 iuo\-ement; ladies will find most GRIFI'TTH Limited, Griffith At 2 p.in. ervlceab!**. Only 25/6 each, ou moire land. Geo. W. Spelrs, Our Jeweller. OFFERS, plainly endorsed, and ¡ iosuh I SEYMOUR and ROXBURGH have GUIHEN BROS, have i’eceived Instruc A MEETING OF SHAREFARMERS or placed in the Tender Box. Griffith liME is day and night; so is the Bea been instructed by Miss Gladys tions from Mr. A. A. Churchill to offer Office, will bo received by -ttie under- Watch. Get one to-day, 8. 6 plain, 12/6 WILL BE HELD AT Foley to conduct an UNRESERVED by Public Auction on the above date Bigned up till noon on Thursday, 3rd tumiiious. G, W. Spelrs, Our Jeweller. Aiietinn Sale of lier FURNITURE all his WELL-KEPT FURNITURE, MRlr BnUMBY'S RESIDENCE, <)crober, 1929, for tin- PURCIIABE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS at The ETC., consi.stiug of: — WIL(3A VALE, TABBITA rtlth all faults (if any) bf llie RE- I'O I/ET on .\gl.4tnn‘iit, 8X6 acre.4, good Bungalow, Yenda, on Wednesday, Diningroom ; ERIGIRIATER E()U n’MENT located lras.s. inoludiiig luu acres Croii; l i October 16, at 2 p.m. Couch. Hall Stand, Suite of 6 Chairs at Mirroo! Hou.se, Griffith. ImdudUig ulles Goolgowi: .securely fenced. ApFULL PARTICULARS NBXT ISSUE (Rosewood), Diulug Table, Liuo. )efrigt<rator, power motoi'. colls and ply, D. Andrew, (ioolgowi. Ai b p.m, Square (9 x 9) ‘ retainer. Iinspecliou Invited. Ft RSEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH Re Merriwagga Sharefarmers’ League THER I'AUriCULARS from Estates WANTED, Split Feneiiig ftroie Bedroom: AUCTIONEERS, GRIFFITH Scheme, and all Fanners holding an tecs. For particular.'^, apply to C .' Officer. Deposit 50 i»er cent, of Double Bed and Bedding. Lino (12 x insufficient area of laud; also concern M), Dressing Table, Wardrobe, ing permissive occupancy. Holders, amount of offer, baluuce before re -thaw, Griffith. (Phono: 202.) moval. Absence of deposit will dlsWashstand and Ware. please attend. Delegates from Merri rpiallfy offers. No offer necessarily Kitchen: wagga League will be present.—G. acceptt*d.—J. G. YOÜLL, Acting Gene Stove, Table, Dresser with glass Bassett and K. McLeod, Conveners. REG. A.J.C. ral Manager, M.I. Areas. door, Meat Safe, Kitchenware, Cook AFFL. 8.D.R.A. ing Utensils. Crockery, Cutlery, Kc. MIRROOL TOUIT EXPORT CO., Tools, Beales (2 cwt.), quantity -of Yambll Street, GRIFFITH, now taking Mr. Frank Homan, piano, organ and Bags, Saddle and Bridle, and Orders for for quantities of Half The men who have tested your eyes dayer tuner and repairer and player for the last 8 years SUNDRIES too munerou.s to particu Cuses at lid . each, best American mechanic, who has been establishes larise. Timber. lor over thirteen years, will be In Grif lim e: 2 p.m. Date; 5th Oct. fith on Monday next. 30th September, GRAND M.I.O. M.1,0, Place: Farm 1802 remaining In town for a number of PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS Late of H. A. Barraclough, Ltd., will days. Me.«sages left at the ""Area Eight-Hour Day G U IH E N B R O S . regularly visit Ihia town ami may be New's" Office will be promptly attend consulted at ed to. (Phone: Griffith i5.) As Mr. A u c tio n e e r « , G r if fith entries CLOSE WITH THE SECR MIRROOL HOUSE Homan travels per motor, coury.ry ITARY THURSDAY, 26th SEPT, (In Aid of Yenda, C.V'.A. Hospital) Ou clients can also obtain hi« services.

Dried Fruit Exhibit

H. A. CRASE

C ASE M AKER G riffith Packing Shed (R egd.)

G .U ^ a O .F .

Auction Sale

Saturday, October 5

Yenda

Farm 1802

iMonday, Sept.|3Q

Griffith Race Club

Mr. Frank Homan

H ospital Benefit Meeting

Pels & Whitehead

Monday, Ocl. 7

Juvenile B all

FULL PARTICULARS FROM THE SECRETARY—

GOVERNMENT NOTICE

LYCEUM HALL, YENDA

Thursday. October 10

Wednesday, September 18th, from 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. And

Mr. Dave Nathan Thursday, September 9th, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Department of Education, Sydney, will PELS AND WHITEHEAD ADMISSION; be received up fill 2 o-clook p.m. on Gent’s, 3/-; Ladle.s, 2/-; Children, 1/- OPTICIANS, 117 PITT ST., SYDNEY Mr. Dave Nathan, the impular repre sentative of Maples’ Furniture M’areRESPEGTABLF young man requires Thursday, 10th October, 1029, for Adult« Dance Every Third Dance house, Wagga. Is at preseut In Grif Board and Lodgings, private family NEW SCHOOL BUILDING AT W. McCann, box 256, OR 'PHONE TENDERS, plainly endorsed, and ad dressed to the Director of Education, 84. GRIFFITH

8 till 2

Prizes for Home-made Best Fancy Dres.s (original) and Be.st Sets of 4 ,

fith, and may be located at King’s boarding-house, Yambll Street, Griffith. PLANS, etc., and TENDER FORMS Messages left there will bo promptly at Head Office, Sydney, District Works TENDERS are invited for SUPPLY of attended to. Wednesday. October 16, 2 p.m.—Un Office, Cootamundra, and Public WANTED, Elderly Lady^oF"W idow, MILK AND CREAM, 3 days week. reserved Sale, Fumi ture, a /C Miss G. Schools at Griffith, Temora and for Housekeeper to elderly gentle t)uantity required: 40 guHons milk, 12 Foley, at Yenda. Seymour and Rox- W agga,-D . H. DRUMMOND, Ministef man (close to town), Apply, Area gallons cream.^- GRIFFITH bllEEZWood«’ Great Peppermint Cure l^urgh, for Education ÍF84 Newt} OdU’t* f k o C(?„ LTD., Box 4 i P.O firn Aid for Coufhf, Infftionra, preferred. Apply, News Oihoo.

B.D,

C/o,

Area VOOLAROI, NEAR GOOLGOWl.

T E N D E R S .

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VOL. VII.—No. 73 A re s

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1929

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Monday, .September 30.—-“Napoleon’’ "Thoroughbreds,” Lyceum de Mr. \V. W right—“11111'’ iô a largo and .pccUon of the travelling public—who Lu.ve. Mr. H. K, Nock was endorsed aa the BUT PAGEANT PROSPECTS STILL has been a guard on the rail motor for Wednesday and Thursday, October second string of the Country Party's BOOM many years is now a patient in the 2 and 3.—Methodist R.xhibition and team for the Rlverlua last Tuesday, Griffith District Hospital suffering i Fair, Griffith, Mr. William Morris Hughes tele and ho lost no time in entering upon from a serious nervous breakdown, I ^ t l c t o b e r 2.—“The Sin graphed to the Griffith Soldiers' Griffith, Monday, September 30. 1039 liis campaign, ludeed kc started IM I His condition is oausing anxiety. Mr.' ' Dangerous Woman,” League on Friday^'morning inti very day. On Thursday night Mr. mating th at owing to the "exigen Wright has been In tiie railvay ser-l^^^ f^“^ Luxe, Nock addressed a meeting at Yenda, vice for very many years, and is one I ^ *^‘lne.sday, October 2.—Plain and cies of the political situation” he A New Discovery and on Friday night in Grlffllh. The of the most popular employee.s on Dress Ball, Baliaudry Woolhad regretfully to forego the ...... ;-----Griffith meeting, which through force line. _ pleasure of coming to Griffith to Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick has made a of circumstances had to be held In the The wedding was celebrated at th e ' October 2, Ball at Balparticipate in the Pageant cele notable discovery. He ma’y have made open air, suffered by reason of the , , t Wo o l s h e d . brations. Methodist Church, Wyaloug, last, Thursday, October 3. T.3U p.m.— the discovery years a^yo, but he only weather, and only a handful of people Mr. Hughes w.as to have been the Wednesday, of Mr. Ralph 8imp.«on. of Meeting. Members of Gun Club, at breathed It forth last week. It was attended. star attraction of the soldiers’ demon-! Yenda, and Miss Murial Potts, of,^h>lel Victoria, while Mr, Flannery was speaking on lleferring to Mr. KIDcn, for whom he stration on Pageant Day, but, even Griffith. Miss May Au'ler.son atten-j ^ »*id Friday, October 3 anii the Address-in-Reply and giving the advocated the first preference of all without the ubuiqultous "Billy,” the ded as bridesmaid and Mr. Jackj"*' Midsummer Night’s Dream,” Legislature details of production and Government supporters, Mr. Nock said returned soldiers will make a notable Forwell acted as best. man. farm economics on the Irrigation that the disability which was keepcontribution to the procession. Colonel bride was given iiway by her f a t h e r , O c t o b e r 4.—Dance and Areas. At a convenient interval Mr. in,g him out of the active campaign Wyaloug. Rev. Mr. Kvans ofliciatedi Friday,%^ctober*^4-° School of Arts. Fitzpatrick delivered himself of a sage would bo removed in time for him to Hyijians and Dr. Purdy, of the State Darlington Pt. executive of the League, are coming at the ceremony. ¡Annual C. of E. Ball, remark: “The Irrigation Areas have lake up once again his duties as a for the Pageaut, ami contiugenis o f‘ Mr. and Mrs. .Simpson Intend resiU been mismanaged," said Mr. Fitz member j Friday, October 4.—Meeting Griffith when Parliament reas- returned men from Hay, Leeton, Nar- lug at Yenda. patrick, and, having thus dismissed .sembled. Mr. Nock asked electors to Constitutional Association, Ideal Cafe, randera and other sniTOunding centres 8 p.m. the subject, he relapsed into t i n t give Mr. Kllh u their first preference will swell the throng. lethargy of mind and spirit which en find himaelf the soGOud. Saturday, Octuber fi.—The Salvation Definite an-augemenls have been Army Street Stall. G reat Crowds velops the Legislative Assembly of Ml. J. H. Kelly, who moved a vote made for an aeroplane to be added to Saturday, October 5.—Auction Sale New South Wales in all its several of thanks to the speaker, said that Mr •:otthe .attractions of the day, and the parts throughout the greater part of Nock presented an inspiring example at Farm 1802, See advt. Guihen Bros. Fox Films operator, who is to cine GATHER AT SCOTTISH RALLY Monday, Oct. 7.— Monster Hospital the year. It is refreshing to find acute of devotion to bis party and to the matograph tlie Pageant, is coming byMovlo Pageant at Griffith (Cycle and judgments such as th at displayed by •ounti-y in his preparedness to under air from Sydney on Sunday next. The General Sports, Reg. Race Meeting Mr. Fitzpatrick operating in the inner take a caiui>aign. g.sking the electors 'phino will remain hero until Tuesday Drizzling rain did not deter tlie riiuisday, October 10. — Yenda councils of the State. to elect, not himself, but another man. morning, when it will carry the film Scots community of Griffith from set C.W.A. J uvenile Dali, Lyceum, Yenda. The question remains, however, Mr. John Thompson presided at the man back to the city. During the ting forth tor tlie great rally convened what is the Government going to do meeting, which will be reported more week-end it will be available forîjy (pf. Caledonian Society at the about the matter? Mr. Fitzpatrick j fully in Thursday's issue. L Y C a iiv r 'D E L U X E flights, and a proportion of the takings nall. Perhap.s the fine drivhaving discovered th at the Irrigation Avlll be devoted to the hospital. reminded the Scotsmen of Areas have been mismanaged may be Good nominations have bcâi receivt-iinmle, but, in BIG a t t r a c t i o n TO-NIGHT excused if, satisfied with this contri Skull Fractured cd for both the races and sports meet- j,j^y crowded to the Owing to the inclemency of the bution to the solution of our problems, -:o:ing, and both these attractions should j large.st crowd that weather on Saturday evening the dra ■h* retires from the contest, but it is draw' big crowtLs. The Pageant Memorial Hall ever held matic performance of “Sally In Our hardly sufficient for the management YOUTH’S SEHIOU-S AColDFMT been widely adveidised throughout thej so^ts themselves admitted it Alley wa.s po.stpoiied , To prevent of a business undertaking to confess district and big crowds are expected i |j^,jy fjie fact that it was an luithei’ di.sai)j)oiutment the company that Its management has been a.t invitation function, for which no ad has made an arrangement with Mr. H. William McCorquoudale, a recent in Griffith m.ixt Monday, fault. It might be expected th at some To night in the Pageant rooms. f<d-, ehai’ge was made, that was Morel to sliow the play in the Lypromise of reform would follow t h r urrlval trom Scotl.ind, was Ihrov.n joining JliniUii î Iiî * tiiitil j i u i * tlU"’ bum pm- at ten oeum to-night. ■ Newton Carroll inadmission. Perhaps Mr. Fitzpatrick irom a horse pn Friday lAeuiug an 1 lüg of tho orgauijriora und participauta conjunction with Miss Kate Howardc, did not realise th at the mismanage V.as conveyed to the Grrffith Hospital will be held, and all those who intend j Chief ^,of the Society, Dr. assures all ticket holders their seats ment of the Irrigation Areas was in a crili«*al condition suft'ering troui taking a place in the demonstration ' jviHciaiUme, Is a medteal man, are guaranteed- and the whole corn charged (directly against the Legis (he effects of a fnictuiod skull. Mo should attend, for to-night spaces in ami just when it was time for him tojpany will do their best to make a lature of which he has been a member i CorquondaTe, who is a young man, was the procession will be allotted. leave for the funeliou he received an memorable show of “Sally in Our for almost as long as the Irrigation in an uncon,>^cious coiulition when urgent professional call. And so tbe Alley," Areas have existed. Parliamentarians hroughl to the ho.spita). and small social opened without the Chief. Piper always display a refreshing candouT”* lioja' was held out lor hi.s recovery, Bountiful Rains Howie opened the progi'Hinme with a -Si.v person.s of widely varying in confessing the faults of the other 1,'Ut; his condition in the week-end was -lOfpipe solo, and whilst the initiated de cii cumstaiK-e.s and temperaments, Party, but it is a dangerous form of dated to be improved tliough .still WHOLE DISTRICT BENEFITS iclared it was an excellent perfor- inarooiied iu a primitive shack in llm candour, for every individual in the grave. MeCorquondale, who has re Bouutiful rains fell throughout the i it was enough.............for the ------bulk of wilds ol the fur North, provide the House shares equally in the responsi latives in Australia, wa.s working in district on Friday night and .Satui’dayj'hose present to hear the bagpipes, diurmulc situation in "The .Sin .Si.sI he Binya, district for some time, but bility for its legislative acts. The Irrigation Areas, if they have been IS now a resident of Griffith. The acei moruing, bringing fre.sli hope to fai-| I’he pupil,s ol .Miss K. White toUowed j i er," Fox Film, whieli opens at tho d'luijV ith a Sooilish dance, dclfghtfully j Ly-céum Theati e on Wednesday night, mismanaged, were mismanaged in the (lent occurred near Benerembah. luers in the unirrigaied areas. The éx-ChlOf, Mr. Jock M'ilh tiie food supply exhausted and days when the Party to which Fitz \ here MeCorquondale was working fail was general throughoul this quar-,'-'-'‘“vrited. tollowetl with“Seotiishircseuo apiiareully imiiossible, the ropatrick belongs was in office, and it with a gang. He had ridden the tor of the State, The rogisti-ations to MeikP', was c-imtrusted actions of the six central figures of remained in office long enough to have liorse down to wutm- when the animal uine o'clock on Saturday m orning humor," with which w’ere, Griffith 40 fioints, ’I'ahhiia 45, l>oiguant of the Leal," sungAhis stirring dnima com¡»ri.se a plot set our house in order. luuk fright ami threw him heavily. Merriwagga (in, Hillston 7o, Wyaloug heaulil'ully tiy Mr. J. U. Aitón. I’ipeiyhai is most grijiping. Nancy Carrol But our concern i(S not so much who 120, and Wagga 125 pouifs, j Howie then eontribrned further i»ii>e lias the role of I’earl, sinall-tinUi or what has been responsible for the Further huavy showor.s fell over theôh-etions and Miss White danced. dancer, who rises above her mismanagement, as what will be done, Shakespearean Nights (rrigation Area on Saturday, 60 points I'lien Air. J. G, Vonll m ade.a leliei- jiaudeville einirunmePt and ultimately n-senes to right the position. When Mr. Fitz being the total on Sundtiy morning. ; tons stteeeli, and lu'e.sent-.d .Mr. Meikle, her eoinpanion.s from death. Other patrick threw his illuminating shaft The total rainfall in Griffith up to uu behalf of the Society, :i pair of In-' m inci|.als aré Lawrence Gray Josephof evidence across the chamber Mr. AMATEUR COMPANY’^ nine o’clock on Friday morning was .scribed gold sleeve links in reeogiii- ine Dunn, Myrtle Stedraan, Anders Flannery was endeavoring to draw PERFORMANCE 715 points, or, for tn-acticaUy nine 'ton of liis Stirling work for the So-,Randolfand David Caliis.—Men attention to the fact that, despite re months, rather less lluui half the ciety during his term as Chief. The thought, her fascinating and alluring, classification and reassessment, tiic:e average rainfall for a year. Ftider 50 II“ ' ' A. G. Gihhius mud'- the itrcsen- She was ravlshingly heauUful and set were settlers on the Irrigation Areas (.>11 Thursday and Friday nl.chts at poinls fell In Griffith in June, ami latioii to liie ex secretary, Mr.F. J. | midst t lie .primit iv- jungle, her heauty who still were unable to earn suHt riie stood out. Dm her fascination for cient from their , farms to live in. the Lyceum a company of local play- agalu in July, w-hich are usually rainy -^R'Kirdy, of ;i cas.scrole dish. ' r.s will present the mo.it spectacular months, but August saw i l l poinls leetpieius ies]ionded. . fUlier ineu killed the love of her him reasonable comfort and pay their way. Mr,s. W addell sang am! .Mr. N'oull re-'band ami .sUat.lered the ideals of his Ho was trying to show th at there w.is play from the Sluikespeaieaii gallery, fall. cited, iind tiieii Dr. .Maeiarhitie, the hrotlu-r, .Se(Dangerous Woman,"' Midsumnicr-Nighi's Dream." This still much to he done before every ' .'luhitiotis p( I rornmm'e In.s been un jt'hief, made Jiis ta^-d.\ anixal, and waslite i’arainonnt picture ,u the r..yeeinu settler was given a reasonable c h tnrc Spare Parts |"(>ll»ed in” willi (hie eeicmony, Tim Theatre m-xt Wedm-.sday. Ikulatlova, dertiikeii by the comliined Vyung of reasonable success. He was asking itJilef exiemled to ,il! the yi--itor.s a i ’li\(‘ Brook, Neil Hamilton aiv Dm Men's and Girls’ cltihs under the re for further consideration to be given SEARCH FOR OLD UNIFORMS coidial e.elióiur. Wlme. Mr. L. principal player.s in this gripping pie,to the problems of seepage, frost, and .-tiltClive leader.ship of Mr. fiod.iou and 'dnllinson, .Mr, V’. Druitt, .Mrs. Sinii) ture.Mis.s Davi.s. For many week.s the For ilm di.iiplay w liicli i.s to b* made the anomalies of the schedule. Mr. ...'' Fitzpatrick, on the assumption, per players have been pracli.Mug ¡is- on Fageaiil Day. the (liiffith hraneh Ivins and Mi . U. Iflph'.cli, and siduously, taul tlie. final rehearsals of the Soldiers' f.t-ague i.s se a rching | .)ohn.<toiu- coni ribule d f n r t h e r item s CONS riTIJTION ALISTS TO MEET haps, that a fault confessed was h.alf ha\e gi\eii pi’omise of a splciidiil for uniform s or p a rts olnniiorin.s,^ to a spU ndid lu-ogramim-.. and e ncores i On F rkla j night ill the Ideal Cafe atoned, threw him the sop of comfoit are in c a i i ie d I'n- procet-dings on with :i Uu' memi),u-s of tin- GritlitM t'onstitnalready quoted. And the people of the s ta g e preseiitaiion on Tlimsday niidit. and ituiies. br(eelu-s, and Inils deinand, .\ny reinriteil nmn who )ia\-e sw ing until a \ c r \ late honr. tioual . \s s o e ia t ion will mt'et lo listen Irrigation Areas will take notice of (he opening pei formain e. Mr ,\. t'alluni. tlie s - e r e i a i y, ont- to M r W t - h s t e r , of Ariali Fai k. leci nre s It Vas lui mean uiuleriaking to at-^ nnilorm s or any arlicli-e of m ilita r y ' the fact that tlii.s flippancy was the. lined tlie alm.s and ol)ject.s of t he So-'oii ‘'.-Vusliulia al the (^lo.ss Jtoads." only response which Mr, Fl.annery's tempi the staging of this l a - a u t iful | attire are invited to make these avail 1fiey max b. eitty, after wlileh on tin- motion nt y],- \vM(st(-i is a well known .spi-akt r efforts won from the Parliament of play with its wealth of plot a n d able for the oceasioti chara'icriHolion. its incoinptuable I m h ’l't at Mr, Win, (iow’a IlitDide ijavage Mr Gihhins. ¡a i'omie(l iiy .Mr. 'I'oulL-oa ..conomic s u bj e ct s ami :i tu’olific this State. tuned men's memb-.rsliip urns -vaia- fixed, at -i writer, :uid lus tiddress should he moat fantastic situations in- ' 'I’iekets for tin Experiences like these have made moiir. an night, are giiine.i for lainili(-.s, lu - for im-n. am. inlt-n-siing. \oh ing el.ittoraie stage st-Uiuga. but ^ ei'iokr* socitil on Fagt-aiil the people of the Irrigation Areas de for woim-ii, a yeftr. ........................... ...... ..................... in...... in» tin.' task was timleviukeu witii êst.ifoU available -.uni may be had Irom termined th.at their affairs shall be Miss White’s [uiiiiks, who had deligli had been s.Tvt-d. dain-ing occupied the |taken out of the hands of the poli ¡mil from an amaleur sttuidard the.lper ,Mr. J. R .\ilon, at tin- l’roduct*is , Mi. 1 the tiow d by Un ir djiin-ing. wt-re ie.--t of tin- nigin. and il wans ttiler one, K. Hampson, ai Hillside Garage, or ticians and placed under the control of forniaiH-e sbould be a fini.shed ou4 ^ M'fom the seoreUU’y of the League’s piaseiued with boxes of choc<dates by o’clock in tin- morning that Vuld Lang a competent, Independent and re Sym- sounded the- close of a splenditi Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure Fageant committee, Mr A. K Mat- an apju’ecintlve^Society. sponsible authority. It is to them a For Coughs and Colds never falls thews, ' .Aftéi that, when a liberal supper night.' Printed and Published by the sole proprietor. P. ¡Slattery, a t his fcKlstered priutiug office, Banna Avenue, Griffith, in the State of New South Wales. Australia.

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The New On Wedneeday lu t the annual pic “ Loretto” Private Hospital children nic and eports took place, over 400 and about 300 adults attendGREAT OAY*S FEATURES

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HOCES : 9 a.m. till 8 p.m.., or BY APEOINTMENT

(Next to MarshallB, Dentist) Sole Agents for Suttons Ltd., iamoue Addrees i Crossley 8-Valve and All Electric R u ra l B an k C h a m b a rs Radios GRIFFITH. Also the Katster, and Attwater Kent, Phone I B49. Etc. Agents for C. H. McFarland Ltd., for the Rudolf, Steinberg, Gustave, J . L A N D R E A . Strauch, an d the Hollywood Player Pianos; also the Spaethe, P. Webber, L D.S., B.D.SC. (Melb. Unlv.) Gundermann and Zeuerbach Pianos

Ing. The picnic ground la on portion of Mr. Twlgg’a property, about two and a half miles from town. Several motor lorries were lent to convey the children and food.

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P—A—‘I—N earned hy exposed nerves or chronic abscess denotes DANQER. Have those Bad Teeth attended to without delay. Call here for relief from Pain and avoid the further possibility of III Health caused by septic conditions of-^he mouth and gums.

VWth fifty gallons of ginger beer and ample food, together with liberal prize money, and, to finish up with, free pictures for the children given by DENTIST, GRIFFITH the proprietors of the Yenda picture show, and splendid wf&ther, everyone 52P finished up tired and happy, and the day will be remembered for some time aa one of the beat. For some years past this picnic has been gradually built up, each year showing a bigger attendance and better fun. It is really the one big e^ent in the Venda year. As well as the school pupils, the ek-puplls are catered for, and the little mites whose first school day has yet to come are lo o k ^ after with bal G . A . H . R IC H A R D S T h e L ir e S to c k A g e n ts loons and lollies. Most of the work o( the day falls on the bead master, A u c tio n e e r , though he was ably assisted by the J . W . K E L L Y an d C o. leaching staff and various parents. S to c k and S t a t io n A g en t OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Several children were unable to at B anna avenue GRIFFITH tend owing to sickness, and the com G R IF F IT H mlttee decided to forward cakes, etc., WILL he pleased to receive particu to them. If any child was missed the lATs of Properties and Stock For Sale committee are sorry, for the ground AUCTION BALES CONDUCTED IK Auction Sales Conducted in any part ANY PART OF THE «TATE. ,as well canvassed for information of the Dlstrlot: Weekly Auction Mar on this subject. The Y'eada children BTOCK * PROPERTY USTB o^ k«t BVEBT SATOHDAY at t p.m attending the Griffith High School had APPLICATION. AGENT ' f o b — half holiday, and children from BOX 113B Massey Hants Co. Ltd.—Farming Elimo School, together with corres PHONE »8. pondence class pupils, had kh open In Machinery.; May and Miller—Wim itatlon and were made one of the mera Scarifier; Dalgety and Co. Ltd. happy family. —Stock, Propertlea, Wool and Me^ H . 0 . P E C K , The Venda Parents and Citizens' ohandise Departments — Mt. Lyell Association wish to sincerely thank Superphosphate; General Aoddenl A u c tio n e e r , all those who gave money and food, Fire and Life Corporation Ltd.—All and the lorry and car owners for tbeh- S t o c k an d S t a t io n A g e n t . tJlMsei of Insurance; Gloria Light generous assistance, and the ladles Oo. Ltd.—Benzine and Electric Light and gentlemen who assisted wdtb the mg Systems. H o te l G r if fith B u ild b g s . food and events, and the proprietors Sasy Tenna. •Phone: Griffith 101 of the pictures for the free show-, and G R IF F IT H to Mr. Twlgg for the use of the land. PHONE : SOO. The following are the prize winners Clearing Sales Con lucled in Any Pai in the extensive sports programme: of the District '■

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A u c tio n e e r s, L a n d & Stock Salesmen's Directory

A . L . T 0 « (ÎS yndep 7 Years Championship SURGEON DENTIST Trucks Ordered for Any f rketa. (Divided into Four Sections, Each for Agent for— Including Piano Tuning, Phonograph NEXT CARNEY AND SON, Land Salesman A Commiaalon Agent Boys and Girls) AustrallaB General Fire Iniurance Repairs. The best English Springs GRIFFITH Section i —Boys— R. Curran 1, Allan •o.. Ltd FINLEY. N.8.W, and Parts Stocked. Jazz Bands a Hours : Specialty J e.m. to e p.m.-; later, by appolotnieni Lowry 3, Fox 8. Section 2.—W. Poole 1, T. Majnard Visits : PHONE; 325 R. Simpson 3 Yenda—Every fourth Sunday In Section 3.—R. Tonkins 1, II. Damini I each month K fR D S E N tfA R M A N D D IC K S O N 2, J. Bramner 3 Rankin’s Springs—1st Sunday in G E N E R A L PURPO SE; Section 4— K. Braltbwalte. G. Black each month bum and A. McKisslth Telephone: 271

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Section A.—Girls—J. McDonald, 'V' Box lU ------------- 'Phone t MS ■V/rlght, D. O'Brien. Boys—B UANn. CHAMBERS, O'Neil, L. Patterson, G. McKissiek LEETON. Section B.—O lr ls - J . Crawford. K A complete covering •Phons j if* Riley, E. Lowry. Boys—L. Maree Box N. of trees, vines and vegetables with protective materials J, Leach, N. Stockton Iti assured with EFFECTIVE G.B. Section C.—Girls—J. U’Brien. V Spencer, S. McLelland. Boys G. DUSTS applied with the Martin, T. Forbes. A. Graham P R O D U C E M E R C H A N T S A N D C O M M IS S IO N ('bampionship, I'ndt^r 9.—G irls— 0. A G E N T S Poole, A. Riley, M. BrailbwaUe ' a m Boys—M. Owen, R. Saunder.s, T. Y A M B U . S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H P h o n e; 1 7 6 BiX>WER flOST OUN Tubbeuhauer The Gun is handy, easy to operate, C a s e T r a c t o r s , S h e a r e r Im p le m e n t s o f a ll T y p e s Under 10.— Girls R. Jacob, B. Stock iind most important of all, when crops ton, H. Poole. Boys—H. Smith, J. S O L E A G E N T S F O R are at stake. It does the job well. Paterson, E. Jones Farmers Implement Co., Anderson's Seeds, Cuming Smith Fertilisers, East Street, Narandera Under 11.—Girls—M. Ryan, F. Broder Alfa I.svsl Separstors, Planet Junior Farm and Garden Implements, GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO. visits Mr, Duff's Pharmacy, Griffith, Queensland Insuf'ance Company 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE ick, G. Hellmore. Boys—H. Ken Second Thursday Each Month nedy, W. Braithwaite, F. Ilibbert C A S H B U Y E R S O F W O O L S K IN S A N D B A G S . Under 12.— Girls — M. Boukett, J, Tonkin, J. Reid. Boys—K. Spencer. Bralthwaile au'l Tt I.'uoli,' 1, T T’u.j ! „ G, O'Brieii, R. Poole and J. Wbill" 2 S U P E R B C Y C L E A G E N C Y Under 1 3 .-Girls D. Smith, M. Pbit lips. i;. Browij,. Boys —L. Jones. 1\. TbiV'‘ L<;gi.:c'il Hucr (acUiui's). (¡ills-0. iSmllb and L,. I'oolc 1. A. Rufff Ward, R. McLure and F. O'Brb-u 2. Boya L,. Juut-^ OviT 13.--Girls—L. Poole, J. Blundell QAL. FINE OLD SHERRY _ . uud U. Hillingioo J, K V'ard and D White. Boys— O. N'euib, J. Ken 10/. SELECT RICH SHERRY INVALID PORT - _ J. Isi^unfdy 2 nedy, R. Poole 12/6 WHITE MUSCAT „ _ . DISTRICT AGENT ----WHITE PORI Junior t’olato Kacc. -Girk. F, Uruder Siamese Race,—Rity Jacobs and Fred 7/6 SPECIAL CHABLIS SELECT RICH PORT----lu U'k. M, Ryan. N. Fool»?. Boys—J Jh now alluatud in iiremiaee Ilibbert 1, Flo. Murray and Ron. 12/6 SPECIAL CLARET___ FINE OLD TAWNY PORT VAMBIL STREET, oidioaite Wlnool I Ibdl, J. Fatersoii. C. Hunt. Jones 2 12/6 SPECIAL HOCK „ „ . BROWN MUSCAT _ _ Siamese Race (seuiors). Doreen Senior PiMuto Rue»-, »'.iris - E. Brown Export Co., and cahles a FULL I’billU'S, .VI. Bowketr. Boys ■ K RANGE of Tyres, Tubes, etc. Smith and Victor Neuih 1 M»)liy' IJowkett and .Vrelue Maggs 2 li'Hii' VVfiril, iv. P»iol»‘, l\ Spen» (*r CYCLES ON EASY TERMS I’illuw k’ight. -K. Pool»' 1. (!. .toli<?9 Reid and Gordon Jont^s ‘¿ V. .N'i'iilh ami H . Willingion, ninnerà Junior tSacli Race.-dir].«!—I'. i)ro»).‘i up L o cal D e p o ts — .VP VVak.'l.'v 2, 1!. T:i,\ lor I. B»)J S- • ick, F, .Maggs. N. Poole. Boya W <iii-Ls' Skli»ping Fxnlurauce. .\. Sniitb. Brown 1. U. Frawiord 2. R. Jolinaon Braithwaite, R. Jones, T. Smith. C a n a ! S t r e e t , G r if fith Y e n d a W in e r y , Y e n d a 3, Ourran I Senior Suck Race.—G i r l s S m i t h , t E. Brown, (i. VVrighl D. Smflh, Ü. Pea.sley. Boys-G. Roo.sier Uaco.—Girls- 1». Smith, Boys and Spoon Ra»'»‘ (Short hand H an w o o d W in e r y , H an w o o d j —L. Jones .O’Brien, K. Spencer. 0. Jones. ria.sK). I.indsay VVakeh'.v, Mavis DEMIJOHNS SUPPLIED, 7/6 EXTRA. MONEY REFUNDED ON RETURN. 'Idiree Legged Race (juniors).-G irls Yenda Children Attending Griffith \\ ak»»ley A'TRIAL WILL SATISFY YOU At TO THE EXCELLENT QUALITY OF F. Broderick and E. Maynard 1, 55, District School I.ong Juniir - Junior—F. P>yrm>s, F Stockton and N. Ryan 2, Boys vv. (firU.—V. Maynard 1, J. Maynard 2, Jouvs. Senior—L. Jones, K. Ward

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30/ 1929

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ReQlstered (Late of P. F. Rossiter, Griffith) SHEARING CONTRACTOR Desires to notify the Fruitgrowers o' ‘ DEADHEAD BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH the Area th at he has commenced An actor called a t the bu.K office just C/o H. O. Pock, Anctlonotir. FRUIT PACKiNG AND CASEbefore a matinee and asked for two Hotel Grimth Buildings. MAKiNG eats. He was not recognised hy the ’Phono: 800. box-office manager, ivlio said; “On AUE preparod to Crutch Sheep In an,* dmintitles. Good Shearers with first m the Shed recently occupied by Mr what grounds?” "On account of the profession.’’ ctasa references employed. Ballnga P. F, Rossiter, JONDARYAN AVE. "Are you a member?” Shed open for Contract Crutcblng oi "Ves." , and after the above date, "W hat’s yobr name?” T. H. RODGERS AND SON, John fJlank.” RcKlstered Sheering Contractors will "W hat company are you in?” The United Graziers’ Association MEALS, AFTERNOON TEAS AND . “With . sixli and-such a ‘ comiMmy,” GtULLS AT ALL HOU^S ausvtered the player, Impatiently. Cool Drinks, Confectionery, !'•*■ “How long have you been . with Creams, and Fruit always on them?” band. "Never mind,” said the actor, walk S 'll CA:k E3. ETC. ing away. "I can’t toll the story of my life for two seats.” o— •*— o

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lirowD had been in^ited to dine ,it a big hotel, and, as his financial posi tion was not very great, he looked glum when, at hl.s departure, a string of .sonants waylaid him. "Sir,” said one, "your overcoat.” Brown put on his overcoat and gave tlie man a .shilling. "Your umbrella aud hat, sir,” said anotlii'r, and he surrendered a .sixroud! shilling. "Sir, your gloves.” But this was too much for Brown. Exasperated, he exclaimed: "You may , keep the gloves; they .are not worth it!’

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h/IMBLEDON! A ceriaiu telephone subscriber had Li iiawnhroking busine.ss in the (.'by laud a,house a t Wimbledon. He was I suspicious of the new automatic in G R IF F IT H strum ent from the first, and decided FLOUR, BRAN and POLLARD ALWAYS ON HANt I to test its efflcioucy by ringing up Itia e l e c t r ic a l s u p p l y and wife. He fingered it gingerly, and Hie SERVICE STATIOIF i WHEAT BUYERS. 1lettered dial ob‘'di''utly buzzed its vtiy Phone 201 LYCEUM BLDQ.S. Telephone: 145. Gpilfltb. And mt Tetnor» 1round. A dozen times, with growing anger, he repeated the process, but without getting the number he wanted. At X f C O M M IS S IO N .\G E N T . C H A F F A N D P R O D U C E cv length he sent for an official. The man exa.mined the instrument. It M E R C H A N T . \sas in jierfeet order, and at last, at COACHBUILDER, WHEELWRIGHT AND GENERAL BLACKBMITH his w its’ end to explaiu tlie fault, he RUBBER TYREING, COACH AND CAR PAINTING DONE — CHARGE! MODERATE. turned to the angry subscriber and BIG RANGE OF NEW AND BECONDHAND HARNEBt, CARTB, •uiki««, said; "Will you show me how you LORRIES, CART «ml SULKY Wh««is and Vehlclss of All Dosorlptlons top dial your number?” Sale The pawubroker. not .troubling to hide hie contempt for the innovation l)Y your urder with a$ you cut ut th o tt unnayor for the inspector’s inability to set ^ ing drlayi that add $o g* fatly to the expense o f your it right, agreed. building. Durable, well-seasoned timber in a ll the beM TVie dial buzzed round again, and known lines can be procured here at shortest notice, the Post Office man understood—foi totLET US CUOTE YOU. there is no Exchange which begins: F ir e w o o d M e r c h a n ts A'-I-JI—I” G R IF F IT H 0------ -o T h e A r e a B u ild e r s S u p p ly C o . A SHORT CUT 'P. Schultz) Yambil St., GRU'Tn 11 Phone 115 (W. Donaldson) Iw u Irislunent got a job t-o clear» ioine iotiy window-s. Having no- lad îm . der. however, that would reach the windows, they were puzzled how to get to them. ♦ •Pat,” said Mike, "get a plank aud put it through the window. Ui’ll sit Book Orders at L. W. Mackay, Furniture Warehouse. Phone 136 ;; H a r r i n g t o n s P a r l i r k : on the plank outside .and you -sit in ; \\ F o r E v e r y l h ’ n g in !» side.” .Ml went well nilHI cried out: i Oi'se let the window h‘alher fall. ; . . |: ■All right.” replied Pat, "slop o W . S. E v a n a , Banna Avenue, G riililh | there and i'll get it.” <► ^ !► Aw ay went Pat d o ^'Oi-iairs. tti> P a te n t

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Hear “ T h e C o ssa r’’ D e m o n s tra te d

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A milliomiire, uoied tor liis cautious habits, was called uinrn by two men, wlio tried to inn re.sl liiin in a tlieatiieul scheme. They talked lo the finatieioi' foi alioul an liuur; Ilien they lett. hat ing li'en told Hiat In;, decision would be lore aided.

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”1 b e l i e ' ' w e ‘\ c aiu him ,’ said I In tlibt, hoperully, us they left the ollna'.

Citrus Growers H a r v e y . B ros. Have Opened a New and Up.to*date

G r a d i n g and P ack in g S h e d In the Promises lately Occupied by The Arno Packing Co, In YAMBIL STREET GRIFFITH,

Will Pick, Pack and Con? gn (or 2s Od per case

A Big Sale of about 1000 Canadiao cases for 2 weeks only ; ls 3 d each, Usual Price ls 4 d

■| don’t know.” rejoined tin' other "H’o .seemed su.'^pieious.” "Susjui’i o n s s a i d tii>‘ liisi. •■What nnikes yoti think Im '-.as ."'is picioU.S?” ''I»ldn't you n u i iw '.' w:,p Hie |•<•pl.^. "iiOW h<‘ counled his lingei:s a f te r we had .shaken luuids with h i m ’.” ' T e a c l n r wa.s t iy i n g to e\|n;i)U tlie ime of a d w r h s a s apiilieti tu .speed, W'alking aero.^;- He room le i y rapidJy, alte turnr<l aia' at'k' .l' ''.New, hm\ vvonid } un v-- y 1 wtilked tl» ‘ii. (. liiidi'en Willi oue aecuid. and w ulioiit u

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In IR28 It returned groes ,£603. The estimated retn m for 1829 is £322, showing a falling off. Taking Into •:o;* consideration the farmer's ordinary CAR OVERTURNS DIBTmCT BACHELORS’ DANCE working expenses, he had, in 1928, Whilst returning homo from s £283 left. He had to meet hla com mltments to the commissioners. For tennis match on Saturday, Slst la s t, W’h « l the D.P D. Bachelors decided 1929 his anticipated net return la Messrs. T. C. Lyall, T. King and P. on ft rainbow aa the color scheme for £111/7/6, and hie annual repayment King, of Goolgowi, met irith what their dance which was held in the debt Is £152/13/4. In this case, apart might have boon a serious accident, altogether from living expenses, thisj'^^®“ *■ »lDRl'^®ater Ford car driven Murrumbldgoo Shire Hall, Darlington Point, on Friday, 20tb .September, man is asked to meet a payment of L.yall overturned they thought of every detail, and the It is thought that the radius rert £152« and making no allowance for A comprehensive review of the Area's renvairvino disabilities and a became disconnected and the cor ball never looked better. his living expenses he has £111. If vioorous criticism of the Government's treatment of the Area were o,ut or control, aud whilst trying 1 At the back of the stage was the made by Mr. Flannery, speaking on the Address-in-Reply in the Legis the Intention of the 1926 Act is given got to straighten the course of the car one sky will', a perfect ralnbov,’ arched ■ effect to, the position can be rectified. lative A3oefnbi>y. That the colors were of the front wheels got Into a rut and across it. In the couri?e of his bpeech, Mr. Tiie leader of the Country Party in Mr. Jaques: How' can that man collapsed, throwing Mr. Lyall and Mr. beautlfuily blended was evident by live? T. Hlug clear of the car, but Mr. F. the twinkling eyes of the guests as jriaimery said: < {his policy Bpeec,b said: . they entered the hall. The color I intend to deal as some length with Mr. Flannery: He cannot, and that King was found pinned underneath i “We hope that during the next Ad scheme was carried throughout the the car. Fortunately Mr. Maynes was the problems which confront Murruniministration the settlers on our Irri Is what I complain of. Although th^ following a little distance behind, and hall with crepe stream ers and balloons bidgee Irrigation Area. I have read gation Areas will be more firmly es Govei-nment two years ago said it in a few minutes was on the spot to of rainbow shades, forming" a delight the speech of hia Excellency the Go tablished and contented than they are would bring in legislation to make the render assistance. Word was sent ful bower overhead, and the windows vernor, and although a number of at the present time. It Is necessary settlers more contented and success m atters are Included there is no refer- ;that an independent chairman be a p ful, there la nothing In the policy thnmgh to Dr. Burrell, who hastenea were decked with the cutest little rain ence to loglrtatlon to Improve the coti., Commission and that speech to indicate th at the Govern out to Mr. Lyall’s home, where the bow curtains, that looked chIc and j'et gave (Ilf Tuo.st wonderful liulsliditlona 0 1 settlere on that removed Iront that ment Intends to take any step in that sufferers bad been carried. Ing touch to the gay decorations. Mr. King was most severely Injured, Although very definite promises m re-> direction. receiving slight concussion and la 'Phough not a particularly cold night, gard to that area were made by thê,^’® There is anoher aspect of the case. cerations to head and face. His a cheerful fire added a homely touch Premier and the leader of the Countn The leader of the Country PartiI have shown that the anticipated brother, Tom, received two broken to that corner of (ho stage where Party in their policy speeches, twoj.^-eQt on to make other statements yield from the farms Is very much ribs and injuries to leg. Mr. Lyall sus cards w’ere provided for ihose w l)0 years of the life of this Parliament along the same lines as the leader of higher than the actual yield. There tained injuries to his hands, whilst all did not choose to dance. Mrs. L. Ijanhave gone without any action being the National Party. Although both la also a schedule of prices. 1 have suffered from shock, but are now Jer, who was robed In a beautiful taken to give effect to them. A con policy speeches were delivered nearly here a statem ent signed by the farmei^ making a good recovery. aaxo blue frock of silk georgette, set siderable sum of public money has two years ago nothing has been done in question, and it is accompanied by eff with a natural shoulder spray of so far, and there is no indication in been spent on the Area. a declaration that Its contents are blue IvplAs, made a perfectly charm* the Governor’s speech th at anything LOCAL LAMBS true and correct. 1 am picking out u Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick: It is a regu will be done this session. Can the Offerings at Wlnchcombe, Carson’s ing bf^tesB, and ably assisted the few items to show the prices obtain lar sink for public money settlers on the Area expect anyihtng TIomebush auction, Sydney, last bachelors . to receive their many ed. I first take 573 trees of navel guests. Mr. Flannery: That is wdiat we to be done during the life of this Par oranges. In 1926 ihe farmer received Thursday, included a line of 236 Each of the bachelors wore the sucker lambs from Mr. R. Drummond. generally get from hou. members sup liament? They cannot. £10/16/2; in 1927 £15/1-1/-; In 192? - «itlde to 21/10 av. 19/5. daintiest little rainbow on Ihe lapel of porting the Government. That Is the The object of the Act introduced in £10/9/C, . . . , Sheep and lamb supplies were heavy his coat, and It was shown off to the sj-mpathy the settlers in the Murrum 1926 by Captain I>uun w-as to put the £165/19/8. The schedule sets downi ^ ^^ Vw a a ' , Aj i Au 4 » bn the day, totalling 51,0u0. As a re- best advantage by the black back bidgee Irrigation Area have received Irrigation Area and the eeltlers there Ihe anticipated return from the trees ground. suit rates declined 1/and 2/-. and can expect from this Government. on on a firm and satisfactory basis. at £1425. In 1926 Valencias returned The supper wa.s in the capable Although during the war years hon Ih e explanatory note attached to that one man £2/17/6, in 1927 £6,a0/-, in hands of Mr. Little, Narrandora, and members supporting the Goveniinent ASSOCIATES AT GOLF Act stated amongst other things that 1928 ,£12/18/-. and In 1929 £114, or though th(ire w’ere three sitting.^ there advised young men to go to the front | it was being iutreduced to make pro a total of £136. The schedule rate The aBsocIatos’ 12-holo foursomes was an ample suHiciency for everyone. and a grateful couniry would nevei vision to enable the settlers to work was £660. Sultanas in 1926 brought on Wednesday (September 25) was Many guests were prevented from forget them, there are to-day soldier iheir holdings .satisfactorily. The in him £274/18/-, in 1927 £206/12/-, in very closely contested, only two points coming oAîng to a slight shower of settlers on the Murrumbidgee Irriga tent ion of this House when it passed 1928 £66/12/-, and In 1929 £194. The separating the first lour cards. Bogey that almost unknown quality called tion Area who cannot make a success that Act was to afford relief to the total amount, received was, ,£742, the for the twelve holes Is 45. rain, but others came from Sydney, of their holdings because of the attl settlers, and we cannot rest contented schedule figure being £806. For four 1. Mrs. Brow’h and Mrs. Cummings Grong Orpng, Narrandera, Jerilderie, tude adopted by the hon. member for until that is given full effect to. Clas years the returns were £1035, (he 63—19—14 Coroblmilla. and this district to trip Orange and others who refer to the sification committees were established schedule rate being £2891, or a book 2- Miss Ebert and Mrs. Dickie 59—14 the light fantastic toe to the stralua Irrigation Area as a sink for public and determination-3 were issued. 11 difference of £1265. There has been —46 of McKenna,> Orchestra. The gay mpnej'. Di(J the Premier and the appears that too high yields and too a big falling off in the crops because 3. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Gulhen 68— and beautiful frocks of the ladles add leader of the Country Party consider low costs were anticipated from the of frost. Can hon. members wonder 22—46 ed to the brightness of the scenery, that the Irrigation Area w'.as a sink various classes of soil. The schedule th at the settlers iu the Murrumbidgee 4. Mrs. Elpper and Mrs. Hawkins 68 and the bunches of balloons carried for public money when they made In —22—46. sets out the prices that can be ob Irrigation Area are dlesatisfled. during the balloon dance gave a touch these reference.s to it in their policytained by the settlers for varlou? view of the facts, is it fair to say that of color that was the crowning suc speeches, and when they' made piovlassea of products. Those prices can the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Settle Genius is Nature’s guidance, source, cess of (he evening. mlses which they have not attempted uot be placed on a satisfactory and nient Is a sink for public money? The and plan. Those responsible for this night full to give effect to. The Premier iu hitfirm basis, for the settlers cannot settlers went to the Area for the pur To voice its purpose and its will to of gay colored happiness were Messrs. policy speech said: pose of making homes for themselves satisfactorily work their farms. man. D. Sinclair (President), W. Bailey I have some figures here that will and their children. They settled there Genius is a boon, a gift to grace, “We shall make a determined effort and T. E. Jones (hon. secs.), J. Ash to improve and stabilise the con illuminate the position. I have said with the object of making their hold Which naught can hum ble. and no worth, L. Atkinson, S. and R. Beattie, ditions of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation that the anticipated yields are. too ings a success. They are W'llllng and pow'er efface. \ . Brett, T. and J. Callanach, J. Davis, Area. The interests of thousands of high, and I shall give one or two anxious to do that and it is up to the Genius is -science, literature, and art, J. Egan. J. Findlay, A. and G. lAane, our citizens are bound up w’ith pro cases to illustrate my argument. Here Government to make pro^^8lon for Doth priceless treasures to mankind G. and B. Lampe, J. Mallett, D. Mogress of this enterprise and millions is a statem ent sent to the Irrigation them to remain on their farms. impart. Lean. A. Morley and R. Scott. of public money are Invested in it. I Commission some time ago dealing Mr. Glasgow; What was the basis Genius by skill profound fur colds, be cannot do inoi-e than indicate the,w ith one farm. It makes a compari of the schedule prices? suro. general outline of the policy we shall syn betw’eeu anticipated and actual Mr. Flannery: It wa^ consid'ered Hath given Woods’ Great Peppermint Good Eotries follow. In the first place, we shall ^¡ roduclion. The farmer had half an that a certain class of soil pToperlj Cure. -:o:alter the constitution of the Commis- acre of land under lemons. The pro- worked should produce a certain quan bion by siib.stituting a nou-politlcal ^ductioii. was 22i bushels. The tity of fruit, and in view’ of the mar thcm.selves should pull logcilifr fo: GRIFFITH RACES ON PAGEANT chairman for the Minister, thus secur-jschedule set out that it would be 75 ket prices certain returns should be the purpose of making this Area tie DAY iug as far as possible a continuity oi l bushels. Three acres of Washington obtained. There has been a consider success that we all desire to see it. policy whicli it is dillicult to secure!navel oranges gace an actual return able falling off in the price of wine Both should work hand in baud in tht' Once ai;^lu we are to have a race when rite head.ship' of the Commission of 115 bushels, whereas the return an grapes, and last season it was stated I n te r e sts alike of the settlement and The T’enfold’s, Ltd., decided to iake no- of thè Stille. changes with each Government. We ticipated wa.s 670 bushels. 1 trust that soim meeiius iu Griftith. Ow ing'to dearth shall also endeavour to give to (he schedule shows that this man should, wine grapes from grow'ers on thè Irrl- arrangement vili he mode to straighi of hot\se entries hi.st meet iug was settlers on the Area lepreseutation ou by working his land iu a satisfactory galion ,\rea. Afterw'ards Penlold sjon out the unfortunuto position wliieh abuii'loued. f’or the iav:es on Monday. the Commission at any rate in con way, get that return. Four and a half opened (heir winery and i d e a t e d t o - d a y . Regarding the canning 7th Oct. (Eight-Hour Day), a good nection w’itii all iiuitt.ei's affecting acres oí Valencia oranges produced grapes. factory, I suggest that ihe Gominis- .string oi horses i.s assured, and the tlieir own intere.ms. We shall con 124 bushels. The schedule showed Mr. J. 0. L. Fitzpatrick: The Mnr should enter Into a live years’ fields will be saiisfaclory. Entries have tinue the policy laid down in tin* 1926 Gial it would produce 1012 busliels. rumbldgis* irrigation Area has been sHthT.s so far a.s been received tiom NarraMdera, Wyu Act, of re-classil'yiiig the land and ad 'I'his I'arm has been itrt ificially manur mismanaged! | their fruit is concerned. Tills would long, Gootaraundra, l.eeton, Darlingtou justing rentals and areas. We sliall ed. Full advantage of the assistance Mr. Flannery: Then why has nu-ut some measure of sccuril> roini, in addition to s-veral local endeavor to secure as new settlers of green crops and artificial fertilisers Government taken no steps lo give would enable Ihem to ascerUiin horses. The track has been done uji, men -who will be able to make gooii, has been given to all trees and vines. effect to its primise that an inderen-'_ returns they were likely to ob- aqd the raiij which has fallen will without adding to tlic burdens which In 1927, a crop of i>i-as and 6 ewt- dent chairman would he appointed Gain, private canners in Sydney have produce an ideal turf. Wirele-sa will already fall on tlm Commission’s snpei' was given per acre; and in 1928, with a view to bringing about an im-L.nrt;i.ej into a five years’ contract he instalhid ou ihe ground, so that tho a crop of peas, 4 cwt. super, and 7 provernent in the management.' Tlte.Gîih settlers upon a portion, of the result of the metropolitan races will funds." I do not know what the Premier had ewt. sulidiate of ammonia was given Government has made no aftempt reduc representative of the set he available to tho public. in mind whem lie made that state for the vines. Gitrus received in 1927 fulfil that promise. No mention of t h e ' , s h o u l d also be consulted iu re tion ha.s akso been m ad e Jn the ment. Fvidontly lie did not liavc in a crop of peas, and In 1928, 2-i cwt, matter is made in the Gover nor ’s p j - i e c s to be paid for the eutranee luouey to the ground, which mind that they weie going to settie sulplialo of ammonia also. Under speech. The hon. member for O r a n g e ' o f the fruit which will he t/U whleJi will include lady’s returned soldiers wdio would not add such working there scents lo have admits that the Irrigation Aren haf-j^.jij accepted by ihe eauiieries, Uoket. to the burden- on Ihe Commissions been a misrake somewhere, and It is been mismanaged, yet he supports a,-pj^p machinery for the cannery was fujlids I do net know whether it was clenr that the. conditions must be Government which has made no m ove‘ jj, when prices wervCONSPIRACY CHARGE FAILS Uitended to settle men from overseas, umeruied before the farm can be made to improve the management of the peak, and I suggest that Us some of wliotii are not of Hritish birth. fi success. Area, Until tho intention of the I c g i s - 'r e q u i r e s to be written down coo ônie men who ar*' not of British Mr. .Taques; Is that statement ypu lation r«issed in 1926 is given effect to,^¡(jerably. The canning factory has At IVyujoug Ouarter têssiou-s. b<* birlli are trying to se-curc land ou iVie are nsading verified'.’ Jh'e settlers on the .Area cannot be yerved a very’ u.seful purpose. As fore Judge Coyle. Robert Lvueham Irrigation Arras. Tim Prt'iiiier went Mr. Flannery: Vos. this is a copy Buccessful. It is the duty of.the Go ' j,iaUer of fact during one year when and George Thomas WacJc were diargon to say.: of a statement sent to the Injgatlou!vfrnm ent to see that this Ixuge irriga- o\ving to abnormal rains the railway ed with having at Erigolia on March “Tlu' systeni of loctil goeernmeni (.'ommission. lu a number of casesjtion scheme, on which approximately wa.shed away, and it was totiml 9 consjdred loger her lo defraud Dalwill hi extended a.s rajddly as luao- Italians are getting hold of the funus. £10,000,000 has been expended, i.s put hupo.qsible for settlers to get rid ot gety and Co,, Ud., ol divers iaiK« lieable to all parts of tlie^ Area." tJnG recently the- settler.s have view*,on a saiisfaclory basis. iiiieir frttit to Sydnev*. tin.' laf'tory put'- sum.s of uioney in i;onncc(iüU wllh ihe Vet regulations can la- passed to-day ('.(i the situation w ith so much concern j I have bevm asked what I suggest, R and canned it. Suirudoai unle of a tnick of wlieat. 'I lu' jury suspending the oiteration oi tlie Local | that they have made a definite pro should be lone? r sug'ê.-t ilmt Mr. ,-i(.o jy being produced on the Irriga- aequitted the accuseil wKhout leavlug Governraeni .Act, It i.s (rue that wejteHt. iôldier settlers cannot m akejJustice Pike should be commissioned ijon Area to-day to sati.sfy the require the box. have our local councils, hut regulti-j i heir farms pay and are going out. and i lo conduct an inquiry info the varr meuts of .Australia. We are fold that Lynchaiu pleadeü guilty lo a charge fions can be jm.ssed, and liave beenôther settler.s are taking iheir places.'ous soil rlassitications in the Area,*)b(- Government is anxious to malo; of false pi<;tcuce.s in couuecüon with passed, suspending the operatieit of jronsideratlou shuiild he given to the,tlie schedules of prices, seepage, and arrangements lor the markellug of our j the same iran.saction. He was releasfbe Local Government Act. Instead of joriginal settlers, ’fhey should be help ¡frost problems. Such a report would jt-ommodilies over.seas. T should like led under the First nffciiders' Act and local Government we have g o v e r n m e n t t o be successful, .ind until they be of much value to the Government.. Ministers to request the Oommon ' bound over iu the sum of £10U to be by regulation. Tliis lias been brought reach that condition It is our duty fo^The unsatisfactory determinations ar-Uvoalth Government to take the ne.ces of good behavior for three years, to under (he notice ot Hie Minister, but|straighten out matters. The way to^ rived at within tho Area should re- snry action for the protection of our'com e ujt for sentence if called upon, I do not see any roference in the Go-jdo thal is to jtay strict attention to main in abeyance until we have secur-|rlce indulptry. There is also a iwos-'and to-make resHlutiou of £65 to Daivernor’s speech to iegislatltm vvhieit the 1926 Act. jed this report. The members of the peft of an export market being open-'gety and Oo. at the rale of £4 u ja foiîjig to alter that state of affairs.j Here are the returns pf tire fan)». Irrigation Çornmieslon and the settlers f<} up. jwoùth,

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Mr W raggett, on being lotroiineed ’pul in (wo causew’iy's wliich wouiu by*lbe Clerh, said lliai they were tlieii niake il.e ruatl passable at ail reusuil to usli Council to .lo this developineu- able times, 'fhey woui-l urge, tiie lal road as soon as possible. I'dood, board (o make ilie money available for REG. A.J.C. ' had cut tie- old track U p ' v,cl7' '•■«l-ly. dhe work anti, would ^relieve-the posiAFFL. S.D.R.Ar and Mhilsl at present it was possil.le lion as soon as possible. Tlnyv miglit to got inland out through tlu tre'c be able (C) gi t a pi vlimitiary gi ani to if rain caine it would be imparsabb carry out the (di'aiing iitul cansi Cars had hceii bugged for dtiys. an way.s, tlie road vvas very dangerous. li tber |- Ci’. Wilson saiil they Mould udvc> should be any wlieat, it vvonUl be cate for Ihi.-^, and at, the same time job IG carl it. Last year some peopl i'oiiu out that they were anxious lo! M onday, were coinpc Ileal to earl vslieat to compleie ilie whole of ilio woriv., Imi j m E ig h t-H o u r D a y Hillston and Merriwagga. whii h m>- that the clearing and eaiisew ay^ wer>' only mmuit longer eaiiage, but ah.o uuitter of urge itey. | FULL PARTICULARS FROM THE about lUd miles aclditioh il rail tgeigln. j 'I'iie eugilieei' said that ilu' ,\laia SECRETARY— It wa,'^ not a bush road hut om; which Hoad I'higiiieer knew tln^ ea.se widl.j W. McCANN, BOX 256, OR 'PHONE cun-ied a lot of t rallie. Tin' Carrathuul and had as.siired him tluii when lhi‘| 84, GRIFFITH iihire had .Pisl finislie'i Iht'ir poilion ibnialicm was eompli It'd lliere vvouldj Up lo the boundary, lb ' agreed vitli Ije no I rouble in gelling the money i the .iiropose»! deviation, as the o.d lie ;aprgestei| gelling an agreeniejpj 1■!; V, p k iin iv t.'U doi : I.'d , .-Utd ¡»leded tiaek went rigid up to the meek and willi Mr. Martin to alle>w the d e \lo '. ‘ he had travelhsl it iu 2 or ot lion It» )U‘ue'c''ed. the samt' being at 1 o r p la e (*d iu U ic 'J 'e u d e r l>u.\, ( i r i l l l l h c'd b y the* u iid (*rwater, not being able to b.a\e it or least 2") feet from the hank of his I( llb e e . w i l l b ,' ,n s ig m .'d u (i t i l l n o o n o u T h u r s d a y , 3 rd iiorses and waggous would hav- gone O c to b e r , li.R’ h, f o r tip * I T H r llA S K down The other etici was in lair eon, -v ,„ 1 i,cel,— ' Mr. Wra.r.gi.'ll said there wme uv»' w it h air fa iiit- s ( i f a n y ) o f th e R l v dition but the whole road was , t,, ,10 ihtiiP'- tanks atli-aTion Sti'iips F U b ! l ’ R A 'l'K R hXR ■ I H.M l i N 'l ’ lo c a l eel «U1Ü1.B W,-. ,, l1„-k h l u•r.. !.. ,1,.M ih l;o, . . . . . . .which . .. .. .. .. neeiled ....... ....... ....... .. I.......,, at

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(To the Editor) N O T IC E

Sir,—At various periods during the ANY I 'E R i h N fDOnil TRESPAaj31NO last twelve months tho city papers or DAMAmKO FENCES, will be have been publishing some very mis PRO SB O U Tm (Signed) C. H NELSON, leading and unreliable reports con "H in View." cerning the present situation of the S T O P 1 L O O K 1 L IS T E N drought areas of the west. These Tabbitû. erroneous reports, which reflect bo 21b« Jtfiy, 1Ö27. D i c k F i s h e r severely on the (arming community, Children's Portraits a Speciality. Large Studio for ■ iADDLE AND HARNF^Si are evidently w;-Uten by some persons iiv ia tW B ' Family and Wedding Groups MAKER > Bridal Veils and Bouquets Supplied Any person tpund Flahing, Shooting, wlio are cither bia^jsod or have little GUiHEN’S BUILDINGS E. A. KRUTLI, Photo Artist, Proprietor or no knowledge whatever of the or otlierwlse Trespassing on BLOCltS disaster caused by drought, and 18 and 14. BENEREMBAH SUBDI evidently they have not much sym VISION will be Proaecnted. Straying B O O TS R E P A IR E D pathy for the settlers who have en SttHilt wfli be Impocinded, By Order dured much hardship during tho last P r o m p tly JDBN McOUFPlE and CO.. PTY. three years. ■Save your Soles by coming to DlckThese Incorrect reports charge the LTIX He will save them for you. farmers with no systematje manage You must come—Qulckl ment and high rates of living. Reports ALL HAND WORK so misleading create a false Impres (Msohir e Sewn If Required sion in the minds of those not acquain I do work (or notable Clients ted wllU the true facts, and have a very detrimental effect in many ways by reflecting on the energy, thrift, A CAREFUL DRIVER B R IC K S ! B R IC K S ! liquor and IntelUgeuoe of the farmers, reliable BUICK and RUGBY IN ANY QUANTITY who in a body should strongly reseat OF WEST WYALONG MODERATE PRICES and emphatically protest against such AND BECKOM libels. Where Is the country press? T H E G R IF F IT H B R IC K C O . Why does it not efliciently defend Wishes to notify the Public of Grlffltl Notifies tlie reMd.iût6 of the district L. CAMPBELL, Elite Accommodation House, Griffith our cause against sufch calumny. The and surroup'ting Districts that the} that hô bas PURCIIASED the above ountry press is closely acquainted btiBlnesa from Mr. O. C. Thomas, and are now In a position to SUPPLT with ruling conditions and should be rstisnaB an Invitation to ail to xiàît BRICK8 IN LARGE OR SMAL) lulte able to protect us. They have the Shop aud gîve a triai order. QUANTITIES the moans at hand to coutiiplict .such Prices on Application. iisparaging remarks, &nd furtherT «iO S . B E R R Y . M A N A G E R uioi’o, it is their duly to do so—not only in our owm interests but also in heir own; our destinies are closely H . A . B a r r a c lo u g h L t d . C oh tractore interwoven iu the progress and pros Ire prepared th andertako Shearing OPTICIANS perity of the district and State. UFiftyatffs ftp th any quantity. Good 385 GEORGE ST., SYDNEY The influence of the press is a Work Gtiarautced. NEXT VISIT powerful factor for progress and de For furUior Information apply to Griilith; velopment; publicity of the right kind G. Tyson at MIRROOL HOUSE Is necessary. Publicity campalgnt FARM 1644, BEELBANOERA WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18 e i allowance on your Old Mattress. Bring it along. I will burn istablisUed the present position oJ Htigh Matheson, Yenda itFrom 3.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. it and allow you £1 on a new 4ft. 6 in. Kapok Mattress. Having Mildura and laid the foundations oi THURSDAY, SEPT 19 signed a favorable contract for Kapok Mattresses I am able to many fortunes. W ithout adequati From 9 a.nj. to 11 u.m. make the above offer for Cash purchases only. Don’t delay too assistance from the press our pro The firm has visited this town regu long, only a limited number are available. This offer cannot be gross will be slow', but publicity of a larly tor years. repeated. false and biassed nature will product A very serious and adverse effect. So Bank: Commercial Bank of Australia, let us help our press and our press Griffith help us to maintain the dignity of pountry interests. Ouly a short time LICENSED AND BONDED B anna A yeo u e, G r iffith ago one city paper gave speclaJ DRIED FRUIT SALESMEN G r iffith B e d d i n g S p e c ia li s t prominence to the splendid work oi By reason of connection with Re T. J. M. BURN8TEIN a.I.B. and quoted figures in bold typt tail Houses in CITY and COUNTRY of £000,üü0—what a boon and bless ve are able to give QUICK RETURNS L a d ie s a n d G e n t s T a ilo r mg to the settlers, etc. The tone ot to growers. We win be requiring all classes of» the report almost suggested charity MISS V. BURN8TEIN whereas It ^'as only a business irat's- Fruit for next month’s orders, aa this L in g e rie S p e c ia lis t action—a loan, and a very iuadt'tiualf month’s requirements are consigned. HemBtltchlng and Embroidery Work. Account Sales forwarded every two one at that. .Ml money thus advuueeo French Pleating, Button Making, is to be paid off iu lull v}Ilb added weeks, so If only portion of crop fa* Everything ReQuiied In Women’s lutca-est.-. XoL, o n elarm cr ever .q^tpecti spld it is returned immediately. Wear The Sydney Storeroom is concrete, or would ask for those debts to bi Manufactured on the Premises by written off. Yet the city papers nevei rat and mouse-proof, so consignments Modern Machinery give any such publicity to the bug' are safe. Our pelicy is to only take on con sums unnecessarily spent iu the clt\ F r o c k s a S p e c ia lty or of the millions wasted and w ritter signment what can be sold within We are prepared to Makeup youi off in Government blunders, or of ib*. FOUR WEEKS of delivery. own Material or to only Cut, lack No consignment accepted without thousands in susteuauce and tiueia and Fit It for yeu. ployuieut relief jieDsions, bonuse.H aiu. inspection and approval, I will be iu Griilith again the first eu'Jow uient, all much abused anti costing millioua annually. This it week in August. F R A N K H O M A N 'Only charity, at> no lopavim nt is <ie F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R ------------ Y A M B I L S T . , G R I F F I T H P ia n o , P la y e r a n d O rg a n mauded or expected. Managing Salesman The most objectionable report of all T u n e r a n d R e p a ire r. V was one wliicb appeared in the "Daily HORSE AND MOTOR HEARSE motor FUNERALS CONDUCTED IN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT Guardian” some weeks ago. ropresen F J w in S t r e e t , N a r r a n d e r a ted as being a statem ent made by Mj . DISTANCE NO OBJECT ^ Thorby, Minister for Agriculture, ai -:o:REPRESENTA'IIVE Hr I'lJNEH for Hawkesbury College Imfure a confer WKEATHS AND DOMES AT ALL PRICES. AGENT BOR F. LINDLEY cnee of Ö0U delegates on the 23rd July Messrs, Sutton’s, of Sydney and Mel FARM FOR SALE MONUMENTAL MABON bourne. Visits Griffith every month He Is reported to have said that fur Cheap, Situated in Griflitb, i Mile and Is irepared to go In any part of mers in. the drought area were living from I’oist Otlico the district (distance no object) beyou'l tlieir means; li'-' eUarged thi'Ui rAKTiCLLAUÖ— Orders left c/o 'Area News’ will be willi extravagance and luxury, and .-\pply Area Nbws Office. (No agents.) promptly attended to Kstabllshed 11 that Ib'i pne'^f'Ut bad eouditloQS wi-re not altog*-*tber duo to tlireo ba«) J . F . W A L S H . siasous but mainly through extravagauC" and luxury, lie claimed be* hud PLASTERER. C . M O R O N E Y evolved a scheme to protect the see PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL Iter from himself and ro compel him 10 li\e wiililu bis un'aus. Buch a Ah Classes of Plaster and Cement (Late of the Building Consti’ucUon Work Undertaken. \ sla'em ent as this stiouM liuy'e imme Brunch of I'ublle Works FARM 5S2. GRIFFITH If you’re a buyer of dialely beeu contradicted t')’ every Department, Sydney) CÜU01 ry U''\s spaper, All Clatise« of Bt ickwork Conatructed iisai As farm ers, we greatly u p p r t c i a i' Large or Sniiill Jobs—Distance No sUuulii S'Ud a se nsible reporter the good work Mr. T h o rb y is doing, Object but we lire not p re pare d to allow such through t h e Uiougbt a r e a s to t e e tho Estimates and Advice Given Free a retlecuou to pas.s uuU‘ 'd e d w ithout i ff’( ct of the ilroUrbt, m e e t Ibe furPhone: Griffith 285

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jitaking any form of p r o l 's t . If Lliesi m e r s an d tr a d e r s , and then r e p o rt oi^ a r e not eoiTcct. then if is libel otj Mr. ge nera l condniuuti. .) lep o rt guiherT horby, and be should cuuii>el the ' d iu itii.s way would be reliable ami olf''U»ling paper to contra dict what would rem ove a git-at d e a l .o l w rong * they ¡"tbUsbed. If b is c o n e d , then oihuion. 'I’rusiiiig heitlers will te.seut any it i.s a sla nderous libel ou us, aU'i it h o u r duly to object and dra w Mr turtlu'i rei*»Titiou of till« class ol libel T h orby's a tte n tio n , reque.st a u ex from t h e city press, a nd l h a u k i u g you » plantuiou to v indicate our bouor. L ' c n for p u b lic a tio n ,-■-Vours. etc., ullowing t h e r e a r e isolated cases ot e xira vaga uc e, etc., an oxceplion ne ver p r o s e s a title T b " city ue\vHpa|aT>i

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The experlcuce of Hlu'cpowuers in i number of dry districts indicates the value of second grade rice as a sustenaoce ration, and points (he way to its usefulness in slock feeding. The inforiuadon has befur eollecleri by Mr. A. II, E. McDonald, Director of Agricullure, who acted for the lUcegrowers’ Association In the sale of the lower grade grain. The most economical way to feed lice to sheep, says Mr. T. H. Williams, Cootamundra, is in bag troughs. He obtainedv satisfactor.y results, as good IS from oats, wheat, or maize, by feed ing two (n five ozs. of rice per day HCcordiug to tile (duss of .slii'ep. Really good results were recolvetl from rice when there was some dry feed in the paddocks, or when a g,mall quantity of hay was added. Rice also was the most economical.

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Mr. J. VVk Sliephei'd, of .kuton, Xarroiuiue, fouml iluit slieeji did as well ou rice a s on any o th e r grain, v eight for weight. Ho gave a daily ration of loz. with lib. of clialT. H o r s e s likevis».' dki well on it. Me also b o i l'd th e “ paddy"’ rice aud ftal a few pigs v itli equally s a l is f a r t o r y results. Mr- A. ('rossiug, of Burton Slai'iuii, r o c k b u n i , S.A., found tluit sheep did equally a s well on rice a s , on any o t h e r grain, which fml with elialT at th e r a t e of 3 to 1. H e also fed 2t>u lam bs, from two m o n th s old, on joib. chaff, and 15U lb. rice a day all 1hey would eiit. I'lie lamb had a liille di'v yiicking, bill a llhough they looked h e a lth y and active they did not m ak e in f ra m e o r wool to pay for the cost of the feed. A “ Hahj' ear eotlided wiili a big f.aloou. Tlte chauffeur of the liitter lumi.ied out and suiweyed with imjigriaiiou a very bad dent in the side of the ('labórate coaeiiwork td' the large r car. “ Hid you do Ihat'.'" he asked flic o ther driver, , “ Ye.s, r m afraid so," wti.s the apelo pelie la'lily. T h e r e was a dee]i silence, during which the cliauffeur liudM-d hist at his diimaireil cur and Iheii at liie ohend ing ‘'luiby.” ■■W'ejl," he said at length, “ I d.on'i IjelicNt* it. 1 iimst lu i\e hit a brick.’’

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The first grazier to use nice in fe<‘ding sheep was Mr. Donald Ross, of Uri Park, Darlington Point. In .Tune an July lio fed merino owes aud iioggels ou r> to Gozs. of rice, and 1 lb. wheaten hay daily per head. The hoggets did well. Only rice was given' during August. The slieep that were lowest m condition did not appear to do vhuch good on rice, hut, those tluit were strong did mcII ou vice, alone. GOOD WOOD. QUICK MOTOR DELIVERY Mr. Rossks experience :s that rice is REASONABLE PRICES equal to maize or oats us a grain ra ORDERS LEFT AT TRENERRY BROS., PLUMBERS, YAMBIL STREET, tion for sheep. 'the sheep did well ou it, .says Mr. WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO D. 'r. Herbert, of Bedgereboug, i\ho used 10 tons of rice in feeding ewes wtih lamb.s at the rate of Ih, a day. He con.siders maize to be the be.st grain feed for slieep if prices were equal. However, jUe vied cost him T I a ton less than maize raid tliat made all tlie difference. RICHAROS AND WEIR beg to aunauace to the PubiU of Griffith and After feeding about lo.UOO owes District that they have PURCHASED the SAWMILUNQ PLANT of the with over 80 per cent, lambs for six Late M. T. Mlckleson, and are now pn-ptred to SUPPLÌ ALL DESCRIP or eight weeks on rice, Mr. W. TIONS of SAWN TIMBER. DRESSED and. UNDRESSED. -Austin, of Lake Midgeon, Narrundera, found that the ewes did remarkably wftiTE FOR OUOTATION8 well. 'I'hey were fed 6 to 8 ounces rice and 4 ounces nuts .a day in bag P H O N E 2 4 1 an d 2 4 8 G R IF F IT H troughs. Latterly the uimbs' sliared his ration, ' Although the nuts -if-ost abour twice a.s much as (lie rice ho considered it veil vorih tin.' money.

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Stock for Sale on Approved Bills of 3 or 6 Months; Stock and Property Lists on Application. All Classos of Farms Available on Irrigation and Dry Area. AGENTS FOR South British Insurance Co., Ltd.; Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co., Ltd. (All Classos.) All Business transacted under direct supervision of the Principals.-

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APPLICATIONS FOR CROWN LANDS ATTENDED TO AGENTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., HART-PARR TRACTORS, RAWLINGS’ MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK 'PHONE: 286 GRIFFITH, N.8.W. BOX 382

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SPECIALISTS In all land matters connected with the Munumbidgee Irri gation Area and surrounding districts. Comprehensive lists of Irrigable Farms, Orchards and Businesses for Sale supplied on application. AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESMEN, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192)

C A SE M AK ER G riffith P acking Shed (R egd.)

Yenda

Farm 1802

'asos at lid. each, best American SOLID Silver W rist Watches, rotary and has favored me with tlie instruc I'imber. movement; ladles avIII find most tion to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION serviceable. Only 25/6 each, on moire WITHOUT RESERVE the whole ol vEE the Buzza Bridge Ensemble, for band. Geo. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. his well-kept FURNITURE AND wo-table, with Tallies,' complete in EFFECTS together witji SUNDRY boxes.•4 /6 , 5/9. 6/3, to 21/- set. Geo. FARMING PLANT. 'V. Sptilrs, Our Jevreller.

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(Agent, London Assurance, Fire and Accident)

.3H0NE; 50

Seymour & Roxburgh 20 lîOWEIl STREET, MANLY, 25th SEJ'TEMBEH.

ACCOUNT MISS GLADYS FOLEY j FLOORCOVERING :

SALE

H. A. CRASE A ven u e

A u ctio n Sale

AUCTIONEERS, GRIFFITH LOST, between Tabbita and Griffith, (Mirrool United Branch No. 9403) 7tU inst., Lorry Number-plate (L63PRELIMINARY NOTICE Meets Every Alternate Tuesday at 106); reward. Apply Area News Office St. Alban’s Hall, Griffith or P. L. Coggan, Griffith. Sick, Funeral and Hospital Benefits Unsurpassed by Any Other A u ctio n C learing AOST, Jersey Cow (brauded B), strap Friendly Benefit Society in with small chain round neck; reward. the Commonwealth \ oogali Nursery, Local Secretary; F a rm 2 5 1 . O r iffith riRRQOL FRUIT EXPORT CO.. C. R. PARK SATURDAY, 12th OCTOBER C/o Griffith Proiducers' Co-op. Society Mr. TOM t'ONElCK, Iiaving disposed lAiiibil Street, GRIFFITH, now taking irders for for guautities of Half Limited, Griffith of his Farm, is leaving the di.strict,

“For Your Ceses, Go to Crases”

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Our stock of Unoleum comprises 40 different patitem s. Attmctlvo Rev. Wool, or Ax1 r i s k . m inster Rugs may be had In a numbr r ACCOUNT A. A. CHURCHILL ,E8Q. O i a i l l V f l H y , U C lI O D 6 r i m ot sizes to match any lino. Compare At 2 p.m. qualities and prices. MACKAY & CO ¡COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. .SEYMOUR and ROXBURGH, instruc- GRIFFITH, GUIHEN BROS, have received instruc tod by Miss Gladys Foley, will Bell by | tions from Mr. A. A. Churchill to offer Public Auction at her Residence, "The by Public Auction on the above date Bungalow,” Yenda, on abovementloned all his .WELL-KEPT FURNITURE, date, all her WELL-KEPT FURNITURE, Household effects , as ETC., consisting of:— follows:— Diningroom; Couch, Hall Stand, Suite of 6 Chaira [IPvEE Dining Tables-, 4 Kitchen rOuNU, pair 'rortolseshell-riramed Tables, 5 Small Tables, Sideboard. (Rosewood), Dining Table, Lino Glasses, in Case. Owner can have 12 Dining-room Chairs, 4 Cane■Square (9 x 9) iame by calling a£ this ofllee and payChairs, 10 Single Beds and M attres Bedroom: Ing for advertisement. ses, Quantity of Blankets, 3 W ard Double Bed and Bedding, Lino (12 x robes, 5 Chests of Draw'ers, 3 Dres FOR SALE, Fordson Tractor, In 14), Dressing Table, Wardrobe. sing Tables, Corner Wanirobes, thorough working condition; no Ini'Washstand and Ware. large Quantities of Cutlery and ther use. Phono 202. Kitchen: Crockery, 80 Preserving Jars, CoolStove, Table, Dresser with glass gardie Cool Safe, Kitchen Uteuslls, GENTLEMAN, refined tastes, requires door, Meat Safe, Kltchenw’are, Cook Copper and Stand, Copper, Large Board with private family; no objec iug Utensils, Crockory* Cutlery, etc. Tub, Spades. Mattocks, Axes and Tools, Scales (2cwL), quantity of other Tools, and large Quantity of tion to drunken husband or crying children; simply fed tip with the Bags, Saddle and Bridle, and SUNDRIES. phonograph and wireless musances. SUNDRIES too numerous to partiou Quietness, Area News Office. larise. The Auctioneers Recommend Atten Time: 2 p.m. Date: 5th Oct. dance at the Sale, which will be UN lUST opening fresli and new designs Place; Farm 1802 RESERVED. All the aiticles to be if Shopping Bags; useful proeents at mid are in good order. 1/11 e«ch.' G. W. Speirs, Our Jow'ollor. G U IH E N B R O S . (NOTE ALTEILYTION OP DATE) A u c tio n e e r s , G r if fith SALE STARTS 2 P.M., SAT, OCT. 12 LADIES, choose j'our Show Handbag now; make use of our Lay-by. Latest Location; Yenda (near Packing Shed) iBBOrtraent of colors nud designs. O. S e y m o u r & R o x b u r g h W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. G .u ^ a o .F .

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BANNA AVENUE,______— _____________ GRIFFITH

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1929

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1029.

T o T he Electors of R iverina LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ; As I am again a candidate for eTeetTon for the Riverina seat in the Commonwealth Parliament, and am not well enough in health to ad dress you in the various centres in the Electorate, I wish to shortly state my views concerning the issues involved in the contest. f am heartily supporting the Bruqe-Page Government in its deter mination to abolish Commonwealth Compulsory Arbitration, which is what I have been advocating for ome time. You will recollect that when I addressed you last November I stated from, I think, every plat form from which I spoke that in my opinion the amendments of the Arbitration Act which had lately been passed had only patched an un satisfactory system which would soon have to be scrapped, and I thought the sooner the better. This is what the Government now pro poses to do except in regard to Waterside and Shipping Industries in which a voluntary system of conference and conciliation will supersede compulsion. Believing, as I do, that Compulsory Arbitration has been an ex pensive add mischievous failure in Australia and New Zealand__the only two countries in the world th at have adopted it— I sincerely trust th at the people will support the Government's decision to abolish it. If this is done, and the States take similar action, as I trust they will the way will then he open for settlement of industrial disputes by friendly conferences of employers and employees, the system which coupled with payment by results, has brought industrial peace and pros perity to America. But all that the Government proposes to do is to abolish a superflous court and so prevent the overlapping of State and Federal laws which has caused such trouble, expense and dislocation in our industries. I am fully in accoid with the Government’s policy of taxing amusements and luxuries rather than essential industries. The strict est economy, both public and private, consistent with proper manage ment is mo' C essential than ever to meet the present unsatisfactory financial outlook caused mainly by drought .and low prices of our prin cipal, products—particul arly , wool. The Government, I am sure, is fully seized with the necessity for economy. If you du me the honour of again electing me, I wilT continue to urge it, and as in the past, will endeavour to promote and conserve your interests to the best of my ability. Yours sincerely W. W. KILLEN.

AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, STOCK AND PROPERTY SALESMEN

FULL PARTICU^«ARS NEXT TIME is day and nlghb; so is the Ben ISSUE Note the Date; SAT. 12th OCTOBER vVatch. .Get one to-day, 8/6' plain, 12/6 umluous. G. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. WM^ S. GOW. AUCTIONEER GRIFFITH BIG LABOR

FOR S.\LE. — Wheat-growing and Grazing Properties, Lucerne and Klee Farms, Orchards, Town Properties Dance and Euchre Party and Businesses. SCHOOL OF ARTS, WHITTON OWNERS, list your Properties, Live stock, Agistment, Feed, and Articles for Sale wTth us. SOLE DISTRICT AGENTS for New Waltzing Chumpiouship <M«rrum- Zealand Loan and Mercantilo Agency bidgee Electorate) Co. Lid., Livestock Trucks Ordered; Also, Fox Trot Championship (Mur Wool, Skins, Hides and Tallow Con signed; Waybills Supplied; Finance rumbidgee Electorate). First Prizes: ,\rranged for Stock Purchase. All Gent’s, Gold Medal; Lady, Gold Annie; (Uut.side Judges) Clas.ses of Insurance Effected Witli 'riie Central la.surance Co. Ltd. PRICES : OTHER AGENCIES.—Gibbins Farm Gent's, 3/6; Ladies, 2/5 .Machinery and Implements, Wasley George ’riuiMias," Organiser and Lester Engines, Shearing Ma chines, Electric Lighting Sets, Twin WILL EVERYONE PLEASE NOTE City Tractors, Etc., Etc.

Friday, 4lh October

Seymour & Roxburgh STOCK AND STATION AGENTS G R IF F IT H .

Plain and Fancy Dress B

BALLANDRY WOOLSHED

Wednesday, Oct. 2 (In Aid Piutubanka Tenuis Club.) McKonnn'a Orciiesl ra GEN'l'-S, 3 6; LADIES, 1/6 Brt'sideut. .). Auderson Sec: 1,. A. \\ liintleld ANNUAL

■VANTED, I.ad for Farm Work. Apply Martin, C/o. Research Sialion, GrifñiM. 1 \VANTEf), Freezing Lambs, in any guautities; buyers waiting to inspect Guiheu Bros., Griffith. Phone; 11. VANTED, Motor Driving, Packing or „lase Malting; will go anywiuM'e. W. Vasi), Griffith. IMione, 116.

A g is tm e n t C ountry 3400 ACRES FREEHOLD AND CROWN LEASE jituated nine miles from Braidwood,

60 miles from Goulburu, 26 miles from P.ungeudot'e ’Prucklng Yards Capacity. Will curry 2566 sheep and 50-. liead cattle for elight months, "encing. Netted oii three .sides; iiracticully no rabbits , Water. Permanently watered by creeks tiemarks. Eleven liundred acres haw ’i'llrough the very courteous co-opera been killed, and uH the country is liou of Mr. H. Morel, will be staged sound grazing land. Tim owner ut of the properly would ),uiiei vlst‘ any Slock agisted, meet Ihem on arrival Lyceum - G riffith on rail, ami arrange for droving to property. ,, ’rice. £575 for eight mouths haring been transferred troni Moving For offer, wire 'I'heatre to iirevcnt any further dls nppointinent to uur e.sl..:eiu<‘d Griffith liaifons who .-allowed .-juoh “sporty" STOCK AND STATION AGENT and generous spirit on Saturday nigh' ’PHONE: 260 GOULBURN

“Sally in Our Alley’’

TO-NIGHT

W. A, Furner

NEWTON CARROLL

ill coiljuiM'iion with

H ospital Shoot

\ MEETING of llie members of Urn MISS KATE HOWARDE IMf’UU NDEi) AT C U IF l'I T Il on Uu- IM l’OUNDLD AT on the Ntli GRIFFITH GUN CLUB will be Inld 22u(,l day of Seii.bmbc!-, 1!i29, f r o m ¡'1^0 ’ <‘f St'iilombtT, 1U2I), from toads, by at HOTEL VK’TUUIA on THURSDAY assures ail tii'.keiholderK liieh- seai.s NEXT, October 3rd, at 7.36 p.m. „ roads, by 1. .Morrow . Bay .Man-, lilazr Sliir-' Kang, r: one Clie,siuul Gelding, ai'o guarani"0(1, and the u hole Com bi-iiud mit visilile, while strip in face, Business: puny will do th e irje re l ^l•■l^t lo make face, two hind ft-t-i w hite, biaildod lilo aged, li; hands, t;l/1!t li due ImjioimSHIRE.HALL, DARLINGTON POINT To coii.-idt-T the a(h isahility ol liold TDNTGirrs Klio’w OF PH I'/ri’Y X) near ¡dioiildwr. On •!,'■)! h Scpiem ded on litli Seiitemliei' l¡j2í):—One iug a £2.5 I la> Bird Handicap ami i^Al.i.V ber, b;, K. Kiriiz; laty t.eldiiig ¡>¡,y Gl iding:, liranded Ilia- HI) (conSv\ eeiKsfakes Sliuoi, iii uc»‘*'ds in aid drauglii, branded like li (liaelv-l.o-j j,,,j„^,,|) a meimirahie ami hiiiiii.\’ oU" lor all Hhonlder, off iiind white, of Grimtli District Hospital. flout) N off shoulder; Itranght, liiaie .-lai and snim aged. 1! iiands, amouai beholihuH. Guod .Mutile Guoil Floor Prlzi' Money Guaranteed ded like B (lmck-io from ) N near due, ki'B * :T if NOT RELEASED Novelty Dancei“!, Monte Carlo shoulder. IF NOT UFi.EASED will will lie sold by publie auctiou a t .this G: Willi, Hon. Fee., . f’UlOEH AS USUAL Dancing. 8 rill 12: Good S'liiiper be sold by iniblie aucTon al tiiis lh)uud al noon on the third day of Griffith Gun Club. Ladies, 5/-; Gent’s, 7/6 Pound a t noon on llie tonili October, Oetober, Ji)29.~E. LANBURV, Found11. R. Thorne, Feereiatw. Doors open 7.15 p.m.. Commences 1939—C. R, LEE, Poumikeeper. M. D’Kecfe,' Hop. See. Griffith District HosplTaJ. 8.15 p m keeper.

C. o( E. BALL Friday, October 4

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Each Issue Read by Over 10,000 People VOL VIK—No. 79

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929

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---- —lOI—---Thursday, October 3, 7.30 p.m. Tiintt’d {ind PubUslied by the soU« “A Lady of Chance,” which is the Club, at proprietor, V. .1. |Slattery, at hid registered printing office, Banna reaun-o „tlraotion nl Ih,. Lyceum | Thursday S il Prlduy, October 3 uui Avenue, Griffith, in the Stale of Ihealrc at tlH- atternoo.i and ulBlit^t, _ „a „igufs n,can,,New South Wales, Australia. screenings on Saturday, ha.s been j Lyceum, Griffith. adapted to the screen from the serial Friday. October 4.-Dance and Griinth, Thursfc!a.y, Ortoher 3, 1929 by Tae Roy Scott, and deals with (he EUchre Party, Whitton School of Arts, adventure.s of a slick city girl who' Friday, October 4.— Darlington PL lov'id— -money! in addition to giving -^Diiunl C. of E. Ball. Miss Shearer her best role, the latest I Friday, October 4.—Meeting Griffith To Be Remembered picture also gives her a fine support- t-’onsGtutlomil'Association, Ideal Cafe, Plans and Programme of the Big Day ing cti^f. Jolin Mack Brown is the boy ^ P-fUwhom _Norma tries to fleece, but who' Saturday, October 5.—Lyceum de There is a danger that in the excite steals her lieail, and Gwen Lee and ^-'Uxe, two -screenings, aiternoon and ment of the day the main purpose of ‘Griffith's big carnival day is at hand! Lowell .Sherman are two polished Lady of Chance” and "Saturthe Pageant may be forgotten. Publiccrooks who work a parasite game and Children.” spirited citizens who have thrown Little els6 is thought of or talkel about in Griffith just now except '■niploy MLss Shearer’s beauty .ami »Saturday, October 5.—The Salvation themselves whole-heartedly into the the Movie Pageant which, on Monday next, Eight Hour Day, will unfold, ready wit to their advantage. When ''^^my Street Stall, organisation of the venture may bsj for the entertainment of the crov\ds who throng our street« and she provas a little quicker willed j l^aturday, October 5.—Auction Sal« tempted to see in it only a means by j through the cinematograph record, for the education and enlightenment than they, and runs away with the Farm 1S02. See advt. Guihen Bros. W'hich the progr'iss, prosperity and in-: of the people of Australia, the story of this district’s rise from an arid Spoils which they had hoped for, they| Monday, Oct. 7.— Monster Hospital duEtrial activity of the Area may be sheep walk to a centre of large population and intensive production. nurse a grudge which has its iunings Pageant at Griffith (Cycle and Impressed upon the outside world. Final plans and preparations have been made, ana the full details wlieu they attempt to blackmail Sports, Reg. Race Meeting Less seriously minded people mayj of the day may now be published. The organisers have been working after her marriage and reformation.] Monday, October 7.—“Tesha” and look upon the carnival simply as an How she saves her hai)piness is just i lA’ceum de Luxe, entertaining spectacle. I literally day and night rluting the psist few weeks, and at a represenone of tlie many entertaining climaxes, i Tuesday, October 8.—“Wartou’s FrlThe fact remains that the- chief j tative meeting on Monday night last the final touches were given to Corinne Griffith washes dishes, ’^'o'^ties, Lyceum de Luxe, purpose of the Pageant is to raise | the plans which have been designed to bring every section of the com opems cans, cooks, s'weeps floors and funds for the Griffith Hospital, and, allj munity and every produevive activity of the district within the Pa finds out the meaning of poverty in else must he subordinated to this end | geant’s scope. No further alterations will be made, and the programme PERSONAL her role of a working girl who sacrlThe Pageant has been designed on i published now will be followr.d in detail on the great day to which spectacular lines simply in order that! Griffith is looking to put our tov n and district “on the map,’’ and to ¡fic.es economic Imlependence to marry a poor man in '’Saturday's Children,” it may attract a If?rge; .crowd .against ( establish our hospita! on a better financial footing. |ihe iiiijiitorling aitracHon at the Ly Mr. K. H. Tovld is at present In 'which the full force of the appeal of: It must not he forgotten that Pageant day, with all its v'.ried in Sydney attending a meeting of th« ceum Theatre on Saturday. charity may be launched. It has been! terests and attractions, and all its potentialities for “boosting” the State Council of the R.S.L., of widen On Pageant Night made representative of the Area's lifej Area, is primarily the occasion of a monster charitable appeal. The.* I bo is a member, repri'senting tiie I Next Monday patrons of the Lyceum and activity in 'order that every sec invitation is not merely to partic', ate, hut also to give. j Theatre nr-' in for a treat when the Riverina. Mr. Todd Will refurn in tion of the community may be dfown manageiiicm v dl preseu'. :,he C.A.F time to load his men at the head of into the scheme. The organisers of .\ al ui'i 11y unirh Ihoui'lil aiui curujuith ilic real in I hr onU.r given) coni ielea.se. “Tesila,” proclaimed as the the Pageant iivocession on Monday. the Pagea-t, the Hospit.-’l CommiG ■ primarily, are .staging a speefat le had to be givani |o tim anangrr.icnt ImonHng at Irn o’cloclc. Om- exoeption great-'.s'. artistic bùccors over aCliievc 1 WIRELESS FOR HOSPITAL which should serve the purpose cf .•■ml onlrr of Ihr procr.ssion vrliich in 7ia.s bem mu'(b'. I'lic school children, Iby a riritisli studio Based on Conuboasting the Area throughout AusGaa ilscll i.-, ilic Pageant. F('i wet-k.s pitsi for tbe ,sak(> of safety, are to be mar- 11ess, l,ans-ka’s novel, ih'-> delicate Tlirough the generosity of one of |ia. and from this boost every indi c lijg c.ammiitee bas bi»en meeting sliailed in Kooyoo Rtreei, v.hicb will Iheme bus been brijliatuly tiauted b\ its members the Griffith Hospital Gom ,c\ei'> Mo'i'hi- rigbt, 'iur'i'tg tlic xari lie clo.sed against all Iraflic on that Jiireclo - Vjet.ir Savllle. Maria C o r d ; i . < ),,, vidu.il on the Area should .derive u oii.s ■ sect iou.s into tlicir i,>M>i'c'r places, d,ay, been able to secure a wirf-.as 'he .lin.'v-ian ballet .lim-.t;' and' certain benefit, v/hethei he hr a land

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Unfolding The Movie Pageant

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II.MO (lie proeession will inov'e .i.Unt'.-nn , I’o nat as (he b'lsb."-i ! P(-‘b • . . . holder, business man, or a vac? mrgeKl'ons l'or Ilio programme of (he , Cat will mak.i ' fln-ia ' cn-,,1« flow, being .iusfalltxl at the Instltuoft. The route 1.0 b" lollowi-d will be: I)<ue )n|(',s . . earner. And in return every individ deh, h 4-to a I movieg > . fomhtion of the EVom V-ambil Sfrert into ¡Hmdaryan ual in the community should see to n 1 . 1 4 , t» , , !,i'Htieut.s will, make. it , p-jssible for it Order of Procession , be , .turned , it that a hand.somc return is made. On Moml::y niel.t the following plan Avenue, then westwards along the lefl- NViHiam Boyd and Alan Hale, who to on, it .should do much r< .ioieed in the nickminies of Dlondy The hospital needs support. The hos ef campaign was linally approved and to make tlie lot of the inmates bear Siroel (Ciljnn's coriun;, and Ilien back iind Slim in “vSkyscraper,” have the pital deserves support. It sb-ou'd he able. adopted. the fifst call on the charitable incli- ■At ten o'clock on Monday moruiu'-' down tlie no’rtbevn side nf tb.e avenue i'loud monikers of Husky and Hamlnations of the rommunit /. ,Thtre is Ihe marshalling of (he Pageant wiP to !\oo\'oo Street (the l'o.-,( Olllce eor- sonie respectively in tlieir new I'.D.G. FINAL MEETINGS a tendency to regard the hospital eommenei-. 'I'he procession i.s to b'- imr), on to Ibe' reserve oppo.site the laiigli-riot, ■‘Power," whicli will be on iailway slfition. win-re. .il'tv-r addres.ses V iew al the T.yceum Theatre on* M onwith its incessant calls cn the public's n.ar.sli.'illed in Va.mbil tflreef, from purse, as rather a mii -ance. But it '■liri'ool Hoii.se corner westwards, and from a roklrum. tin- le-ople will di.s- d;iy next. Jacipieline Logan heads a In eonneetiou with their Pageant per.se lor lutielieou. tine .siii)|,orling e.a.st. How.ird Higgin.s displ.ays on Monday both the Retunied must not be forgotten that if the hos i'l Hie following onler: ■ Soldiers’ i>ageani-day committee and directed. At ten o’clock in the morning, pital i.s importunate in its demands, it 1. - llel iirile-.l Soldiers the Friendly Soeieiies' rejire.sentatives Variety on Tuesday under the -lirection of tlie chief is also ‘unceasing in its service. Its 2. Ladii'.e’ (’oiminitee will hold final meetings to-night. The marshalls. Mr. F. S^'afford, Mr. On Tuesday niglit at the Lye.eiiiii work goes on day after day, -ard year 2. lied f'ross (,irls Endicott and their afsist.ints, the Paul Warlon’.s Famous Frivolities will ¡soldiers’ committee will meet at the after year, and if the cl’.ims it makes i. Sclioni Children p-articipants will muster in Ycambil lin-sciit !i liill of fare whieii ine.hidos Pageant rooms, whilst the Friendly upon the public seem to incrcoGC ;"e Country Women's A.ssoeiation Street (the .school children in a mimbi'f of elTervoseent and'p-ilafahle Socletie.s’ meeting will take place -at rather than decrease as time goes on, (I, Frieiidiy Societies Koayoo Street), and at half past items. This is oiie -of rlie biggest Mr. Gow'.s esfablisliment. it must be remembered, too, that the 7. Trades and Indiist l ii's eleven the proc-assion will move \iiriety eomjianies (ravcdling the growing community is making cver.\gricultnr;il Society MIDSUMMER-NIGHT’S DREAM off along the route described, Jon- Slate, the company incbiding no le.ss increasing demands on the hospit.al. 9 Cah'donian Society with Pijie daryan. Avenue, along Banna ithan tw'eiity-li',(■ artist.«, among whom We must resign ourselves to the faetj Band Avenue and thence back to the '■>re such well known vandovtlle stars 'I o night ill the Byeeiiin, euinmeiicthat, like the poor, the hospit.-l will, p). Fire Brigade reserve opposite the railway sta !is Ike Delavale, Fnid Parker, the Fly ing at a quarter to eight, members of be with us always. And it should hOj 1I Si.)orttiig Bodies ing W:irtoiis, and otliers. At popular Hie SI. Alban’s A'onng Men's and tion, realised, too. that the best way of Siiorliiig Bodies priees this sliow should draw a capa Girls’ Clubs, in conjtinction with the ridding ourselves of an importunatr! Tlie iioiul at which Hu- mm ing pielitirtiei[iatiiig in races later in Griffith Itistriet Hand, will jn'esent “A lure of lilt' proeo.ssio'i will be taken city hotise on Tuesday iiiglit. beggar is to satisfy his demands. Rut -iav Midsnnuiier-N’ighl’s Dream,” the per the hospit-’l is no beggar asking aln-s will be decided delinilely after ethiI aliaii ('oniiiiittiily formance to be reiieated to-morrow ANNUAL METHODIST FAIR It is a creditor demanding settlement MilUHioii wi'b the eaiueianuill. 'H'i.s 1I, .!,), :-oi-ued Car.s iiiglit. Tliere are. nearly forty play of an account against the commur.itv will not alToet the oi ler, timi , or roult' l.a. .Most original lableanx and sets of the proeosi-iou. Ì 'I'ln- sos.sioiis of Hie M(iliodi.si Fair ers in the cast, and the final dress So much for the justification of the Pi. (’(iinieal iit-ins Later Attractions Iwill colli iinie this evening (Tlmrsday), ■elicar.-al on Tm-hday uieht revealed appeal. 17. 'vli.-'c.( llaneoii.s 'he |ierformaufte.aa,one ot: charm and In tlie afiornoon t v. o big at ! rM-'-i ion- : wlu-n Hu- fair will ojien at 7 p.m. Ail .iieril. Till re have been extensive The promoters of the P.igeant do Time and Route deserve the wholehearted gr.ititude of Tite variinis sectioiis are (o tall in will he stageil. .\t tin show groviml tile stalls will be ill evivlencf- and bookings, •.iiid big crowds are expec good* jirothe community, for they are re on llieir respective nia.r';ei's at the titi Hu ■ 'B'Mfi! li Baee ('lull is sri'. h:..' i b<-' niniieious anraeiiou„s. ted on both nights. sponsible for the first genuine effort poittl-.'d station.- in 'I’anibil Street, pii.al bene.ni iiiecHiig, ami on Hu- graniim- of nivisieal and vocal it.t-ms I will he given, and many new novelties to present to the people of Australia from .Mirroid House wesiwards (|In-j i'Ugb.N (>\al tin- (iridilli (.vele ( lub i.-CHURCH Concert a picture of the Ai-ea wivh its varied s<ddie,is vviH in u( .Mirrool 1 louse, -'F'^ng a big spor's aivl alliclo jiiUi-odm -d. There will b,- fmi for OIi“ Bast \\ ediie.iday iiigin. in the HanI'Uid all, so conic alon.g Hii.s eveiiiug. ileiic iiioc; iii.g,, troni whieli, tilsn, Huactivities, its large and vigorou.s popu V'ood Clnireh H.tll. an e-xi-rlP-nt an li lation, -,ml its potenti.a! weaPh and ... ................. ... ......... ..............— ..... [tn'olit.s will go to Hic liospilal. In a»i lOvei y bod) weleoine. enee was enleilHiued at a eone.erl lield greatness. It has not been a small such men tb d the community always *dii ion to the bigger aHraclions, si,p.. in aid of the MeiliodisI Church trust THE WRONG TURNING? undertaking. Ind rH on the very eve leans for leadership and for public ^plmw s and .smaller oiitcriaiiiiiicuts tnnd, llein- lo tin- iiroinamine were of the unfolding of the Pageant one service. But. in a v“ofure such as will lie ,m-t uii al various iioinis eontrilmled by .Mrs. P . Hlumer, the town, c.H m' Hu-m wonders wh.at persuaded busy men to this Pageant is, no amount of organi- Itlironglioul At t'-■ Idial Cat'.' on I'riday uigiu xjr. and Mrs. C. Clarke, and Mr. and * put their hands to such a gigantic .sation can avail without the co-oper'’- opeiaiing on bclmlf ot Hif liosinlal. members ot the Griffilli Conslituliomu ynss Smith Miss Valentine. Mis.s M. task. For the most part the men re tion of the whole community. “Be in O ne ot tlie big ieaini'es o! the da> will jAs.voeiation will gailier, to bear Mr. p,.arson. Miss V, Irvin, the Rev. G. sponsible for the work of organisation the picture” is the appeal of the be Hie preseiiee of an ti.-roplaiU' v. 'iieli |\Vebstei. of Ariab Paik. a w.-ll kiu'-wr -^v. White, and Mr, R. Flphick. Mr. are men busily engaged in their own organiser to the people of tlie district. | will lake pttsseng.Ts aloft 1lirouglio'P jspeaker .md writer on eeunoniie sub j>. G. Stark, on behalf of the cluir<ii affairs and prominent m the public .and we would join our voice in this,the tifionioon. \ iiro;.ioi ' io’i of Hu- ijecis, speak on '’.Vustralia at tin- authorities, thanked the artists foi (Couriniied on Pagi- II) life of the commL:’>ty. It is Upon ippeal. ( rossi'oads. ’ their assistance.

Ag&in To-night, M^e th o d is t FPOaOir, Church Hall. Bigger. Brighter, R S OPEN 7 p m »P * o »

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1029

AREA NEWS

FAQS THfl

MW PROFESSIONAL NOTICES

The New "Loretto” Private Hospital MEDICAL, SURGICAL, OBSTETRIC

O nly D ebts 8HAREPARMER8’ REWARD MEETING OF PROTEST

b td S u ffe tm

iiadT ee^A P—A—I—N caused by exposed nerves or chronic abscess denotes

DAISQER, On Monday last a Sharefarmcrs' Have those Bad Teeth attended to League meeting was held at MerrlA.T.N.A, without delay. Call here for relief wagga. About tw'enty were present. from Pain and avoid the further Including visitors from surrounding NEAR METHODISTCHDRCH Sister B. Smith possibility of III Health caused by districts. Although the attendance septic conditions of'tthe mouth and was not so great as might have been GRIFFITH gums. expected, the spirit of unity was ver/' 12 Phone pleasing, and many points of vital im portance to the future welfare of DENTIST. (jKlFFITH sharefarmers were discussed. Y enda C .W .A . Cottage H ospital Work of Pioneers (Five Minutes from Railway Station) Mr. A. Mclver was in the chair, and pointed out the great necessity of MATRON A. SEE, A.T.N.A. surgical forming a league, at the meetings of (In Charge) which a definite means could be de Late of Griffith Hospital MEDICAL A uctioneers, Land & cided upou in order to present a pe Fees Moderate tition to the Minister of Agriculture 'Php]je; 95 OBB.OI fc i HIU Stock Salesmen’s Directory to consider the welfare of the share SIster-ln-Charge for Term«, Apply farmer as well as the landowner. The sharefarmer, he maintained, had play ed an important part in the pioneer ing of the district. Ho had faced hardships; in many cases had cleared the land for the plough, sowed hi^^ SOLICITORS, ETC. seed and had done hIs part; hut, un PRIVATE HOSPITAL I fortunately, during the past three OPPOSITE POST OFFICE seasons, the elements had been Hotel Griffith Buildings, BlRtA SfREBT. GRIFFITH Banna .avenue ~~—.... Griffith against him, and he had reaped no re GRIFFITH. w.ard for his labors, hut had accumu e-WE ,■; JilSURGICAL, MEDICAL, OBSTETRIC WILL be jpleasod to receive partica- * W. Rupert Cater lated a mass of debt which rendered lara of IVopertlea *nd Stock For Sals SISTER E. H. BROWN Paul W. Blumer, B A., L.L.B. impossible for him to carry on with AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED iuciiou Sales Conducted in any part ’PHONE: »7 ANY FART OF THE STATE. out financial assistance, particularly of the District; Week^rliereas in some oases his contract PROPERTY LIST» ON ket EVERY SATURDAY at I p.m. has now expired and he has not even STOCK AAPPLICATION. AGENT FOR—. the land to work upon to rwoup (&.D.S.) P. C. McKenna & Sons BOX 113t Maasey Harris Go. Ltd.—Parmlni his losses. ' Under the proposed PHONE 98. (Bulversily of Sydney) scheme, provision was being made foDENTAL SURGEON. Machinery.'; May and Miller—Wlm financial relief for the landowner, and HOURS ; 9 a.m. till 6 p.m., mera Scarifier; Dalgoty and Co. Ltd. BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITHthe object of the League was to sub BY APPOINTMENT. —Stock. Properties, Wool and Mer mit a plea to the Minister of Agricul (Next to Marshalls, Dentist) chandise Departments — Mt. Lyell ture for the inclusion of the share Sole Agents for Buttons Ltd., famou ^^ddress i Superphosphate; General Accident farmer in these benefits. To achieve Crossley 8-Valve and All Electric Fire and Life GorporaUon Ltd.—All this end, Mr. Mclver pointed out tin Radios Glaeses of Insurance; Gloria Light GRIFFITH. importance of the co-operation of all Also the Katster, and Attwater Kent Phone I Co. Ltd.—Benzine and Electric Light-« sharefarmers, settlors and permissive ing Systems. Etc. occupancy blockholders throughout Agents for C. H. McFarland Ltd., fo Easy Terms. ‘Phone; Griffith 101 whole district. It was arranged to call a meeting at Monia Gap PHONE : 300. Strauch, an d the Hollywood Playe) Saturday night and one at Tabbita on Clearing Sales Cou ¿ucled in Any Pai Pianos; also the Spaethe, F. Webbei, Monday night, and form sub-branchef L.D.S., B.D.Sc. (Melb. Unlv.) of the District. Gundermana and Zeuerbach Pianos of the Merriwagga League. Tlie presi SURGEON DENTIST Trucks Ordered for Any f rkets Repairs to All Musical Instruments, dent, secretary, and.Mr. Mclver, of tin Agent for— including Piano Tuning, Pbonograpl NEXT CARNEY AND SON, Merriwagga branch, w'lll be present at Aastraltan Genorsi Fire iLjursncr Land Salesman S Commisalon Agent Repairs. The best, English Springt GRIFFITH the meeting to he held at Mr. Bruin •o. Ltd and Parts Stocked Jazz Bands a FINLEY, N.8.W. Hours : hy’s home at Tabbita at eight o’clock Specialty J a m. to 5 p.m.; later, by appolntmeni Monday night, 30th inst., and share PHONE: 325 Visits : fanners, settlers and permissive occu Yenda—Every fourth Sunday In pancy blockholders are particularly in each month KEROSENEFARMAND Rankin’s Springs 1st Sunday in ,-lted to attend. GENERAL PURPOSE each month Telephone: 271 THE DESPISED RABBIT THE HOPE FOR THE FUTURE

LOCATION: H y a n d r a Street

Sister L. N. Smirthwaite

R. W . G RUBB

CATER and BLUMER

The Live Stock Agents

W. KELLY and Co.

G. A. H. RICHARDS Auctioneer, Stock anc^ Station Agent

GRIFFITH

SERTORI.

Music & Piano House

Rural Bank Chambers ANDREA.

H. 0. PECK, Auctioneer, Stock and Station Agent Hotel Griffith Buildings. GRIFFITH

CASE

A. L. TONGS

TRACTOR

18-32 T.he chauvnau of the Wool and Fu ouipaiiy of Nc\v' South Wales (Mi Will Do All 4 M^>LJpeedlejt Dint Gun W. M. Fleming) declared, before In Your Farm left Melbourne for Adelaide, that tin Work Vn-eevUng of Angora rabbits in Ann ralia for tln-ir fur promised to be Cheaply and omo an important industry and i Efficiently great help to the wool industry See It At Mixed with finer merino wool,” In A complete covering said, “the fur will become the great OUR DEPOT of tiees, vines and est competitor against artificial silh vegetables w-ilh protective materials and other synthetic goods of a similar (s assured with EFFECTIVE G.B. kind.” Mr. l-’leming, who formerly was the member for Robertson (New DUSTS applied with the South Wales) in the House of Repre sentatives, said the company of vviuch he is chairman was going in fo the breeding of Chinchilla as well a BLOWER DUST CUIN Angora rabbits for their furs, and The Gun is handy, easy to operate they were also dealing in other furs and most lihportant of ail, when crops The eompany liad established a tarni are at stake, it does the job well in Neiv South Wales, where the Au Farmert' Implement Co., Anderaon’a Seed*, Cuming Smith Fertiluera, gora and Chinchilla rabbits were lie GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO. Alfa-Laval Separator«, Planet Junior Farm and Garden Implement«, Ing bred. The average price for the GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE Queentland Insurance Company fur, or wool, as it is called, of the Augora rabbits is now 32/i a iiound," he said. “Six ounces will make a full suit of clothes for a man. My talioi ill Syilm-y told me the material mad from the wool is th*- best wearing In PLASTERER, has ever liuudled.” Mr. Flemming pro PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL dueed a sample of the wool from the Claeses of Plaster and Cernenv Angora rabbit, It was as soft as sill Work Undertaken. and pure.' white. He also produced FARM 582. GRIFFITH DISTRICT AGENT sample of the (doth. Tin- texture was very line, ami the appearance of the la now Blluated lu picmlscB la cloth attractive. "It cun he niadt YAMBIL STKEET, oppoelto Mlrrool great industry foi' peoide of sma Export Co., and carries a FULL means,” explained Air. Fleming. RANGE of Tyres, Tubos, ote, J. POLLARD France, the usual tiling is lor a man FARM 865, GRIFFITH CYCLES ON EASY TERMS and his wife to run tin- farm, 'J'lier DRIVES HIRE CARS BY DAY OH they can kt-ep lOOd rabbits on tw NIGHT acres, owing to their intiuiute know Careful Driving ; Good Car ledge of intensive cultun-. In Eng Phone: 328 Window Cleaner land, it takes five or six acres to keep a similar number. ‘T.ike all rabbit Griffith they breed rapidly, 'ITie average fain Odd Jobs of Any Description ily numbers a point or so below fiv Undertaken With ^proper care the rabbits breed Flint, tp«6iflest|ont $tul Estimstss every two moBtlMi." Message«;«*-aox 821, P>0., Griffith Jb makt umvDutOnqÍBO*efficient

Keyworth and Power

ara

PRODUCE MERCHANTS AND COMMISSION AGENTS YAMBILSTREET, GRIFFITH Phone: 176 Case Tractors, Shearer Implements of all Types SOLE AGENTS FOR CASH BUYERS OF WOOL SKINS AND BAGS F. WALSH.

YOUR WINES

SUPERB CYCLE AGENCY.

P. Hams «

GRIFFITH HIRE CAR SERVICE

J. H. DAVEY

L. BERECRY Builder and Contractor GRIFFITH

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1928

Pageant Personalitiea

AREA NEWS CHURCH NOTICES

PAQt THREE

Hotel Victoria Night Out

BAPTIST CHURCH ragpanta don’t just happen. Sunday, October 6.—-U a.m„ Mr. \N The Idea of a Pageant as a means Bartram; 3 p.m., Sunday School and There tire five queens in the RC of advertising the Axoa’s progress and Bible Class; 7.30 p.m., Mr A. C, Prior Queen Competition, and tlte very sue-,' of bringing people together In order ("Jonah Pays Ills Fare"). VeuUa; 3 ces.sful "niglit out” should put the that a monster appeal on behalf of pm. Hotel Vic. Queen well forward. Over AT E V E R Y P O S T O F F IC E the hospital might be launched against 300 were present, and q. delightful them, originated with Mr. R. R. CHURCH OF ENGLAND evening was spent. The following Thorne, recenlly appointed secretary October 6 (19th Sunday after prizes were awarded:— Wallet oft of the Institution, He sketched (he Trinity).—UriCQth: 8 a.m.. Holy Com notes (old-tlmo waltz), wou by Mr.j proposal In broad outline to some munlon; 2.30 p.m.. The Catechism; and Mrs. Souihrc; gold medal (fox; friends shortly after taking up his new 7.30, Evensong and Sermon. Venda: trot competition), won by Mr. W. duties, and iron» then on (he project 10 a,in., Sunday School; 11 a m,, Ho'ly Forsythe and Miss Adrienne Cnnigrew; The suggestion was pul to the ComnnmioD. Ballandry: 3 p.m., Even mirigs., Euchre, Mrs. Smytho and Hospital Committcfi. and from that song arid Sermon.—Rev. II. II.. Mors Mr. Hoggaid. Monte Carlo, Mr. Geo body it reCelviHl enthusiastic endorse head.. ' and partner. Novelty’dance, Mr. and For R e f r e s h m e n t ment. Mrs. Hums. METHODIST CHURCH Mr. C. W. Oxenbam, president of iMiimiiamiiiiRnnm miii!!iiu[iiniiifli;i!:’' ,, o n the way the Hospital committee, has devoted Sunday, October 6.—Curlew^ Park iY'T’H i;1 1 a.m.; Woolarma, 3 juu..; Griffith, nn immense amount of time to the I I organisation of this big undertaking, 3 p.m. (Sunday School and Bible in one month there were no less than Class) and 7.30 ("Tlie Great Pa tlvo meetings of the Hospital commit géant”). Rev. R. GEORGE WHITE. tee, In addition to sundry special vsubtake conimittee meetings, and Mr. Oxen PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH a K.B. ham attended them all. He Inis thrown f himself with enthusiasm into his work Sunday, October 6.—Yeuda, 11 a.m. a us president df the hospital, and, pro Griffith, Sunday School 3 p.m.. Bap tisnis 1 p.m.. and at 7.30 p.m.. (Sub bably, not even himself can assess enjoy how' much time he has given up io Ject; Leanness of Soul”) —A. G. GIBBINS. hospital affairs. It is saff3 to assume K.B, that he has not had many leisure even and reIngs since the Pageant venture was NOTES FOR ELECTORS launched. * no other Mr. II. Moitd, a member of the com I^olllng booths will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. In order to avoid con wittee, through hla association with F I N D S M O R E T IM E T o o t h ’s the moving picture business, was gestlou in the buildings used a.s puli F O R H E C R E A T iO N a n d ing booths, electors are urged to vot« K.B. is a T R U E Lager. R E S T B Y D O IN G A L L drawn into the scheme at the begin H E R W O R K — V ELEC ning, and he assisted materially In ar early. Inconvenience both to the elec T R IC A L L Y ! ranging for a cinenmtograjdi record tor and the polling ofliciuls i.s eauaed She not o n ly sliv,)r!ens h e r of the Pageant to be takeu. Other at. times by a rush of late comer.s (o t o o t h ’s h o u rs or hcYuse’ vo kl ilu tic s , members of the committee ha\e (aUeii the booth. At hast eh'ctioii, many arrlv(>d at tlie booths only to find iheni but saves c o t is i . l t ru b le e n their places in the orguulsatlou. I’liey ergy tbrdu;^h th e use of have done more than their .share to closed. Therefore, visit the booth s u c h c«;3erit a! E lc c trR a l wards the succe.ss of the undertaking. early in the day and record your vot H o u s e h o ld A p p liu a te .s as The Soldiers’ League has co-operat-j compulsory. Elector.s who vve o ffe r. ed generously w«th the organising '’o^ers should be able committee. The league agreed to pa\ polling oiUcials the name T . R. LEE tlcipate in the Pageant, and from tliat^f sub-division for which they are ELECTRIC L SUPPLY and a tr u e moment all anxiety regarding the sol-, helps the officials and SERVICE S i M lON the electors. Electors should vote at „ Phone201 LVCLCAl BLCg . diers’ section has been removed from the committee. Mr. Todd organised .Polling booths open in the sub-division Íi!illiiiUIIIIUUI!iitiÍUIIUI!iilítií:i>iMillHi:!ti>ljí|iÍirillliiU!!!llli;:'l¡lli!!^ a special sub-committee of the league,h“ which they live. This proceduie and this body', wilh Mr. A. E. Mathew s , reduce the number of absent as secretary, took charge of the or- j ' otes. gaulsatlon of the soldiers’ exhibit, audj MEETING this committee has met each v. eek.' BEELBANGERA PROGRESS ASSN. Its labors will be reward'^d on Monday, \ AT H. JONES’S STORE when the .soldiers lead the Pageant. I FRIDAY, 4th OCTOBER Mr. M. Guihen, a member of the! At 8 p.m. Hospital committee, Is also presidmit Busiue.ss: Election of onicer.s, Pur of the Race Club, and his .advdcacy chase of Red Cross Hall for tin* has been responsible for the Club village, and other important husiagreeing to conduct a Hospital Beueth ^ Race .M,e<‘iing on Monday afiernor, ■ nes.H. which should net a suhsiaulial .sm.-. ^ E. J. M.\RKS, Hon. Secty. fo^ the hospital. Mr. W, McCann, tlie^ secretary, has worked assiduously to G r iffith S how ensure the success of this meeting.' though It will do nothing to soh e llje ____ ---------financial problems of tlie club, tor ,the ...... j. Everything apfiears to ]>romise a proceeds go to the liuspitaL Mr. Henry, of the Cycle Club, has record .agricultural show In Griffith been one of the euuimlttee’s best heii,. this year. Aiea settlers are experien ei’s. In addition to bks work in as.sist cing a fairly prosp‘TOUS season, deslug his club committee to iirrange tin pitt‘ tlie drought and «jepies.sion in sports’ meet Ing to be held on tin; hade which Ls niiforinnately ainiareni Rugby Uval on Monday. Mr. Henry elsewhere. East year the show was record one from every point of tiew has been a regular attendant at the ' I ’H E s k ilfu l ijudy desipu of the new I ’liaeton stresses every inch o f its length, nmetiugs of the organi.sing coimiiiitee hut it is not unlikely this year will its low lines reflect speed .iiul .■stability, Thv’ scat cushions give adequate and has assisted Mr, Thorne in a s<*e eclip.se the la.st. KxliibUors are I'emin leg support, and the hack cushion.s arc moulded fo r the body. B cliind the ded entries elose on Bainrda.t next at rt'tarlal caimcity. ' neat w lu x l one acquires a new relish fo r the day lung drive. Mr, Endacott lias been auoiher eiier ilie olliee ot the seei'ehirv, Peek's getic worker, esiiecially ainimg 111,, office. Hotel Grillitii Piiiildings. SPFEf) Brtirr ilian a mile .v minute. FI'l'FOTlVF BRAKING - Mechsmical, fmir-wlircl brakes ensure po.sitivc braksporting fraternity, and lie and .Mr. ' I ......... ' ...... ACCELPR.ATION- 5 to M milr., per ing fur any cmcigcncy. Frank .Stafford are to lie the i hiel hour in liigfi gear in .veconvi,-!. PO.cmvF .‘3TFFR1NG CONTROL-- A Peril Avoided marshalls of the Pageant. Mr. Enda trlaxcd hand holds the car .steady in cott has at tended all tlm meetings of PNLMJKANt’h Yn nulc'; per htnir vxiih ------:o:-----sand and nvet bumpy roads. Tuuiing out Jtiain on motor or the committee and has dune monradius 17 feet. PAGEANT DANGER POINTED than one man’s work (lirougliout. E(X)N0AA’ ’—21 to 30 rnile.s per gallon RIDING COMFORTComfmtah'c travel OUT The officers and meinbers of the of petrol. at high speed over the rout;hcst lo.id. ladles’ Hospital coinniHlee, the C.\N'.A.,I APrFARANCF Coaeliwork of plca.sing and of tile, various friendly soci*‘lie.s Um' of the wholesale Hniis to whicli ROADABILITY ' Holds snndv to il,r pi I'pui lions. An extensive range of mail on an tinbankrd tuin, at lui;h have hacked Hie schein.', and all tlipse m> appeal was made for a conirilm coliiis ot durable satin lacquer. speed.

4 % FOR YOUR SAVINGS 4 %

On any trip be sure to bottle or two of Tooth’s Then, when you halt for rest by the roadside, you can the long, cool glass of which quenches thirst . vives lagging spirits as beverage can.

.Ji

c The Modero Housewife

L A G E R

NEW PHAETON

bodies are as.sislliig in the Pageiini t'i'varvis tlie Pageant Hay I'li/,'* In a big way. I'orwaiding a eluwiue said that Mr. R. H. Hradhuiy. oi Hie G riiV iili'o n a clrnilar that luei been .sent to Agrietihural .Society, lias ilirown In him lie laid . notic*‘d that it was prohis lot wlioleheai'ledly with Hie elTuia, ffi*sed to have tirew(«rl.ss on on Pageant loo. that that tin and the society is making a nolalile Hay. He had notie'.'d, too. 1ontrilmt ion to the exliibition. ^visit of tin* lit. Hon. W. M. Hughes

I'here are seore.s of otliers vvIm "as to he coincident v.hli lliat of Hie have in a great o' Or a lessm- Hon. 1’. ll. Bavin, and he considered degree. Indeed, it lias been remai k- tliat fills would result in a snflicien. how almost eva-'ry persoli Up uispkij ot lireworks lot one night, proaelied lias done, vvliat was asked ot|Tlie letter ei'eated laugliler when lead aiil tliat tlie sueccssful ai liie meeting of rlie Pageaiit Com him. II organi,ser is tin man wivo can get'mittee lasf Momlay night, However. Otliei' peopli lo work l'or liini. If lliat silice .Mr. Iluglied is luif cuniing ovving is tile ease llieii Mr, It. U riionie to thè "exigeiicii'S of thè polit irai sita Upon wliom has falli n t lie chief bur alion.” and Mr. Bftvin’s visll i.s pfoble, den. luis lile (|ualitieaiion of a siicc*'ss ûialicìU for tb(‘ sanie iHasoii, thè danful orgaiii.ser. He has liad half the ger i not like.ly to arlse. offices in town jiressed into liip .ser-^ ------ .........—'"'d -----——------ '■ vice, and thus lias Ihhmi able to get Thorne must îuive averaged tourteeu out a vast amount of publicity’ slioTôr lineen hours’ woric a day. and work which otlicrwi.se would iiave been 1m-^ which was of the must Irying and ■haraclei. But, aiiiiurentt;,*, jio.ssllile. But even so there vvere a vvonying characlei. IhousauU und oui- detail.s lo ho alteii-,hf tlirives on H, for he sliovvs no sign iled to whlch only Mr. Thorne could of vvear .ami tear with oniy u few' ileal with, and for thè past mouth Mr day» lei'l lo |ô.

POWER In deep, loo^e s.md, from a dead stop, tlie car will tuin in .) tirht circle without effort.

rH '1F I N F.SS • Vibr ation

is practically cc.uh'gihle. Double - ply anti - squeak tape and asplialtum • treated fabric mtnimise body noi.ses.

Prices and complete details from

Local Dpfdet

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929 atrocity. The police are apparently powerleas unlees the ftond is caught in the act. It appears that our laws arc so lax that anyone can purchase APPEAU TO THE ANIMAL- ns much poison as he wishes at the Mesars. O. Bowers and A. Smith LOVERS OF GRIFFITH arrived at the G.P.O., Sydney, on chemists and stores without any A wind which reached hunicani: Satui-day, 21st ult, after a record check. (To the Editer) force blew for about an hour id Orif- breaking trip around Australia by way But this shocking practice can and fllh on Tuesday afternoon, between of Darwin, Broome and Perth. Many of us kuow ___ b«3, stopped. ___ Sli-.—Durlng the last week our town 'must fares paid *’111 bo giveu to tho hospi five and six o’clock. Later in the They left Sydney on July 4. and has been again infested by some fiend jwho the culprits are; and 1Cso, let us tal. la addition to these raoney night there was a shower from which have^ travelled about 10,000 miles in w’ho is laying poison bait promls- give their names to the jiollce so that .investigations can be made. If this makiag stunts therf* aaíII be a small three points of rain were obtainect, 76 days. They oiiginally intended to cously about the streets. army of collectors on the iob. There making, all in all. 69 point« sl»ce last complete their tour w'lthin three Everywhere one goes one sees or does not suffice, lot us combine to Avill be ample opportunities of giving Friday. These falls, though ralhei months, but made such good progress hears of dogs, whom the owners loved ostraclz)^ thesip people, let ua not meet long delayed, have brought fresh hope throughout that they have consider and cherished above all monetary con- them socially or do business with to the hospital on Pageant Day. In the park betwet n the Post Oliice to the wheat farmers in the district.^ ably improved on this. The previoip-^ siclorations. being stricken down In them in any way, so that eventually and Court House, a fenced and secur Surrounding the Irrigation Areas, and record for this journey w'as 182 days ggdny and dying an awTul dtmth. [they will be forced to leave our comkrea, Nurse Valentine and the Red wider afield, too, where even heavier They had many interesting experleu' X-here’ are in.stances where the.munity. Cross girls ri-111 conduct a babies falls w’ere experienced. Present indi ces on their fast trip, having all kind« poisoner hap even gone as far as to If stray dogs and cats are a nids creche, where infants may be leR io cations favor further showers. The of. dlificulties iu the shape of sand throw the bait over the fence intojanco they should be collected, and if follovying readings were taken at the citizens’ gardens, and I know of jnot claimed, destroyed in a humane safety for a small charge. Griffith office of the Irrigation Com livers and tall grass to contend with mothers who are living In constant ¡manner as is done In any clvilis«*«! Traffic Arrangements fh(i young men’s bronzed appear dread that the bait will be handled or community. .-Uter consultation with the poller mission dining the past seven days:—- ance. annoury of guns, native spears, even oaten by their children. I. my. I trust that this appeal will go a Bar. Max. Mlu. Ihiiu it has been arranged that between waddles and boomerangs iu their side self have lost a pal who was my cons-1long way towards protecting our dumb 39 Wednesday 68 , 29.84 11.15 a.m. and the lunch hour no car attracted mi^ch attention on arri taut companion for years; his loss to|friends for an agonising death by provehicle must move in Banna Avenue. Thursday' ... .... 29.74 76 45.8 val In Sydney. The wlvoh> journey, uu' is ail inseparable one. 1 am mak-;ralscuous poisoning. Yours, et«v twHween Jondaryan Avenue and ITlong Friday ....... .... 29.78 73.9 58 tluiy reported, had been accomplislievl DAVID H. BOmCOolDE. Street. Cars may take up their posi Saturday ... .. 29.62 63.3 58.2 36 without any serious mishap. Th«‘\ ing this app«ial to the animal lovers! __ lions In the parking spaces before the Sunday ....... . 29.74 62.6 48,8 3d travelle«! by way of Brisbane and of this 1o\ju tojry and stamp nut Ihisi Grillilh. Ootobt'r 2. procession starts, but In that case, Monday .. .... 29 8 69 46 20 BOWER STREET, Longreach to Darwin, thence across they must remain there until it is all Tuesday ..... . 29.64 76 8 MANLY, to Broome, passing through Wave 13-5 29.74 Wevluesday . over and the crowds dispersed. The 25th SEPTEMBER, 1929Hill Station. Police will enforce this injunction The sandy patches on the road strictly. The Rev. Walter G. B«muett left made heavy going, and lat times the T o T he Electors of R ivetina Fine Spectacle Grilfith yesterday to attend the Pio- machine had to be pushed on the «juIThe procession should make a fin« cesan Synod and Clergy Confer«?nct .spread tent-fly oyer exceptionally LADIES AND GENTLEMEN : spectacle. The members of the Griffith at Hay and will be returning on loose ground. The natives were shy As I am again a candidate for election for the Riverina seat in the District Band will lead the way, play Wednesday next. The services on and the country drought-stricken, but Commonwealth Parliament, an,d am not well enough in health to adIng bright march music. Then will Sunday next will be conducted by th« in parts game was plentiful. Golden dress you in the various centres fhe Electorate, I wish to shortly come the soldiers, who are making a Rev. ,H. Moishead. Shell Oil and Shell .spirit were used state my views concerning the issues involved in the contest. really remarkable demonstration on I am heai-tily supporting the aruce-Page Government in its deter(hroughout. mination to abolish Commonwealth Compulsory Arbitration, which is this occasion, eleven tableaux in all. what I have been advocating for time. You will recollect that Avith settings which include a tank “SHALL WE STICK IT OUT?’ and other warlike equipment. Then when I addressed, you last Novembe' I stated from, I think, every platthe ladies’ hospital committee, that, fbrm from which I spoke that in my opinion the amendments of the body of Indefatigable workers foi | Anchoring a quesliou by a Millewa Arbitration Act which ha,d lately be'u passed had only patched an uncharity, with the girls of the Reil i s«:;ttlpr ;is to th«' prospeuts of succt's.s satisfactory system- which would s'®®*' have to be scrapped, and I Cross Society in their pretty uniforms in that district h«'ing ,sulll«'i«'ntly good thought the sooner the belter. Th's is what the Gove.Mincnt now profollowing, and, immediately aftiu' j poses to do except in regard to waterside .and Shipping ladustries in 0 warrant farmers going furHuu’ into wards, the massed children of th« ' which a voluntary system of conference and conciliation will supersede (hilt and «:outimiing to undergo hardGriflath District School and St. Pai ) ■■: sliiiis such as have. be«‘ii expcrieiu'«'«! compulsion. Tick’s Convent school. A tableau rep Believing, as I do, that Compu‘-Ory Arbitratron pa« neen an ex ill the last throe years, M r. 1’. G . resenting maternal and child welfar« Stewart says that his advice to set pensive and mischievous failure in Australia and New Zealand—the will be the contribution of the Conn only two countries in the world tha' have adopted it - I sincerely trust try Women’s Association. Bright with The Doctor^s Tonic Is tiers generally is to stay on theli that the people will support the GC'^®rnment’s decision to abolish it. blocks, and turn a deaf ear to possi their regalia the members of the vari Always a Liejuid If this is done, and the States tak« similar action, as I trust they will, mists. ous Friendly Societies will march, foi the way will then be open for settlement of industrial disputes by M r. Stewart admits that llu' pessi W h en d o c to r s p r e sc r ib e lowed by exhibits representing the ic , in p r a c tic a lly mists have a very strong case at pr« friendly conferences of employers a»d employees, the system which, trades and Industries of the Area, to ae v et or n coupled with payment by results, h»s brought industrial peace an,d pros a liq u id . sent, with four droughts in five yeai which the Gritllth Agricultural Society R a r eylycae xsec e«pi tt is perity to America. But all that the Government proposes to do is to fo r th e Ini' since 1925, The country nevor look«'« will add a big exhibit. The Cale m ed ia te r e lie f o f p a in do abolish a superflous court and so p*event the overlapping of State .and worse, and even tlie nntlv«?. timber in! donians, a section of them in kilts, d o c to r s p r e scr ib e ta b Federal laws which has caused suCh trouble, expense ana dislocation th«' bush I.S dying for want of uiois-j and with thf3 Leeton Pipe Band in le ts c o n ta in in g d r u g s. A turn, j in our industries. their ranks, will provide a .pleasing to n ic s h o u ld fe e d th e I am fully in accord with the Government's policy of taxing, On the other hand. i Im fin'Si’nl ' interlude. The Fire Brigade, gallant b lo o d an d n e r v e s . . . It amusements an.d luxuries rather th^n essential industries, The strict weather conditions are abnormal, andj in their shilling helmets, will surely sh o u ld b u ild th e b o d y , according to the rainfall records th«*; est economy, both public and privat«. consistent with proper manage attract the admiring glances of the n o t d r u g it . T h a t is th e present drought is the most severe^ ment is more essential than ever to meet the present unsatisfactory crowd. Footballers iu shorts '-nd j«r re a so n o f th e p o p u la r ity aiul prolongt'd on record. The whole j financial outlook caused mainly by drought and low prices of our prin Beys, cricketers in flannels and carry o f C lem en ts T on ic fo r history of other Malle«' settlemenls j cipal products—particularly wool. The Government, I am sure, is fully iug bats, and then the members of the o v e r 3 0 y e a r s. has b«'«'U that those who gave up the, seized with the necessity for economy. If you do me the honour of nace Club and the Avell-groomed aris C lem en ts T on ic c o n ta in s light best and tlmse who hung on won^ again electing mo, I will ccmtimic to urge it, and as in the past, will tocrats of the turf will represent the p h o sp h a te s, ir o n and through, and M r. Btewart says he has; endeavour to promote and conserve your mteiests to the best of my Bportlng life of the community q u in in e in p e r fe c t com* Yours sincerely, not llie sliglitesi doubt that this will ability. llalianB form a big community on tin b in a tio n . I t d oes n o t and W, W. KILLEN. IIIthe iiistory ol Mlllewa. Irrigation Area, and they march as a n e v e r d i d c o n t a i n 'body, thus showing their fellow feel s tr y c h n in e or a n y h a r m ing for the people among whom they f u l p r o p e r tie s . Y ou ng have made their home. The items an d o ld w h e n ru n d o w n which follow, decorated cars, original m ay ta k e C lem en ts T on ic and comic tableaux, and miscellaneou n o t o n ly w it h s a fe ty b u t exhibits, should add lo the entertain w it h th e a ssu ra n ce of Jng quality of the procession. g a in in g h e a lth . C lem For the Dancer« e n ts T on ie g iv e s str e n g th One of the features of the day and v ig o u r to th e sy ste m wlilch should appeal to the young and th e r e is no o th e r p«iople will be the dancing festival in to n ie in th e w o r ld lik e It. the open-air picture tlmatro .adjoining Ohrainabic ai all chemists and stores. Prices I»1 metiopolitcin areas the Lyceum, where, throughout tln^ 3/. unii 5/- I'cr horde. day and niglit, dauciug will be in pio gress, and where side-shows, choco late wheels and other attractions will be staged. President's Appeal The following message has been is E S S E X sued by Mr, C. W. Oxenham, Presi dent of the Hospital Commitlee, through our columns ; 32,8.29 “The Hospital Movie Pageant is now at hand. A day that will be long re membered by the people of Griffith. the present nee«]s ut the «'oimiumity “The activities of this day will be. and its ability tn fnllill any uhligalions recorded tierniaiieutly by the cinema, list it may umlerluke. Friendly so and will, no doubt, be revived again f.'U'lies, marching in full loice, v\ill de N E V E R BEEO RE S U C H note the hroUii'rly co-operation of all and again in years to e«»me, yii •■Vet I Avondtu- wliether the true ob a.s.'icii of the comimiuitv against O UTSTA N D IN G VALUES The ject and import oi this day is proiierly sickness and misfortune. Uuih'rstood. Tliis is not a day on decoraf«'«! motor cars and those se«whicli p«!Ople may roam about promis- tioms depicting lighter mo«)ds will in recoid altri ru.oid in peijorm cously. just Hiaiiig (lie sigiits. iiu' ilie.at«' tlu' bnoyant, youtliful, vigorous, ance and sales Pageant is au eai lo.-st Ihough silent ciiaracter of tlio communily. Ask to sec these beautiful big appeal to the itowers tlial la- to pro- “Aud, above all else, the pumies cars, and drive them yourself. vi«le tliis rapidly grow iug town with and |)oimds of the people lalling on Test them by any standards you a hospital for it.s brok*'U ainl sick to Hie Flag as Hi«' I’ag« aat ^ass«'s tlu‘ people. The soldim’s will h*ad on cam«‘fa must prov«« that Grilfith, as In perlormanc«“. beauty, ctonumv at id ciiuosc. Tlien you will know why Monday a.s they did in days now hap vvell as asking for a pioper measure ol reliability--by whatevei .ibilities yon they arc attracting world-wide plly'past, i lie rhlhlren walking ii iiell) from th«,' authoritie.s, is prepared iudgea motoi car--Esst‘XtlicChallengci enthusiasm—why all motordoui the stnwl will be a p'rayer to those to iu'lp iierselt, . Gviflith will p'«y. But and the Greater Hudson must exceed is acclaiming Essex the Chal lu authority for consid'-ration. Th«' ve eanuot rise , from the- miserahl«: your liveliest exj^cctations. For the.se Icnger and the Greater Hudson trade display and exhibits, of agricul pre.senl ho.spilal to th«' siileiidhl struc two tine Super-Sixes have shattered the outstanding values of the year tural Wealth will he au «.arnest «if the ture proposed in on«> st*'p, future prosperity and stability of th«' “The Fageaut has a purpose, aud H. JACKA O A L G E T Y & C O . L T O . E S S E X f r o m £Z 9 0 Area, assuring the G<)C«>rnmeat tiiat the man or woman who simply stands LOCAL DEALER: ^ S Y D N E Y H U D S O N £SQO help given now would he certain of re Iby and looks on ileftjats it. Be in th payment in the future. The Pageant. | picture—-and cany a coin in your at one and the iame tioie, will stress hand”

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YENDA C.W.A. FESTIVITIES

TALK OF SECESSION TO CARRATHOOL

To do honor to the first president of the Country Women’s Assoeiatioa, At a large meeting of the Youda Yenda (Mgs. T. Kenyon) a largo THE IDEAL GAFE, BONDI BEACH.— DlHtrlet I’rogresa Association held In gathering of members and frienda A home away from home. Len. Bat the Church of England Hall last Fri met In the Hest-room recently to wit nett (late "Ideal Cafe." GHfTlth) car day a motion was carried notifying the unveiling of a largo photo STRAIGHT OUT offer you good Boanl and Resldenoo the Wade Shire that Yemla strongly ness AND DOUBLE comfortable rnrnns, and good table midorsed fhe presidential minute graph of Mrs. Kenyon. Alao all other events cn Govorninent Lloeneed Raoeooursee. beach lookout. Winter tariff from 35/ placed before the Wade Shire Coun Mrs. McKrell, the president, receivWrite for Charts. weekly. Take Bondi Dus from Con clllors at the recent special meeting e<l Ihe guCsts, assisted by uieuibera Sufflolent Address— Railway Station., B ub stops ai lo Ihclude Veuda on the main road ot the execiitlve. door Address: L. A. BARNETT from Grifllth to Leeton. 'DTAt CAFE. No 1 HA);l STREET Several members spoke forcibly of Mrs. McKree in' a „happy' speech (Clients are requested to make all Telegrams on Race Days—URGENT)« traced the life history of the brfinch. •Oi ni REACH the way Yenda had been -slighted, The first meeting convened by Mrs. ..ddestepped, Ignored and insultevl Kenyon, in April, 1924, formed the riince the inception of the Area, and* branch with six members; in 1928 (n^ hoped that now we had local govern membership had Increased to slxiynlY-nt the Gotmcil was not. going to fol four members, and the branch helo low the custom oi ignoring Yenda. property Insured to the walue of Yenda is no dead end; we have as £1350—truly a remarkablo achlcvogood, if not the best sectio.n of farms raeriT for such a small community. and as well looked after, and produce IS much us any section of the Irriga Miss Grifliu (tirimth) unveiled tuu ;ion Area, and refuse to slighted photograph. and ignoi--Hl any longer," said a mem Those present includ<*d, Mesdames her. Strang, Bradbury (presi “As ratepayers it is only justice to Braithwaite, Grillith branch). Musical honors demand that the main road from Gtrlf- dent, were contributed by Mesdame-s Harry dth to Leeton be brought through Proctor, T. Owens and Miss More. I enda, either following the main canal Miss Daphne Strang charmed all prê to near Leeton, or on to the atoch tent with her choice of delighttul route from Forno of the side ro.'uls l<':-td mg from Yenda. The Widgclli I'mitc j music and sjanpatbelle accouipanl.vill be costly to lay down and will | ■I'lve but few. | Tho afternoon concluded, all the ■By iucliuling Yeuda there nill bcimenibers singing /or the first time In I r *.t^ . fewer ro.'d.s to be maintained by the [fhe Riverina district the song of fbn liirt*, more good rnad for the rafe Country Women's Association, wiiica payers tu travel on, and lar more set run.s; tlers vill be terved at no incouven FORWARD! EVER FORWARD .epiHoee f* the traveljing puhlic by 'he road going through Venda or. auy V \ o m e n o f A u s t r a l i a ' W a k e n , ■>t llio .suggesled route.s. It woubi Bkster hearts are calling you; Kan bi'iter serNÍce lo tl'.e whol“ of lAar in lonely spots ff»rs.aken, the shire," he declnred. ^ ï" S' T h e r e , is n iu e b jo d tir e a n d d o !

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AREA NEWS

has been castigated ut one time oi another. Notable Work -:o:He performed notable work during WADE SHIRE'S LOSS the first few months of his occupancy of the shire clerk’s chair when, with In Western Australia there are con out adequate clerical assistance and siderable areas of vines devoted to the APPOINTMENT AT FORBES without proper office accommodation, production of valuable table grapes, lie set about establishing a proper and It is the regular practice of vine Mr. D. P. Dempsey, Shire Clerk system In the conduct of shire affairs. growers in that State to dust tlie of Wade Council, has been appoin His guidance resulted in an imme vines with a fine sulphur dust just ted Town Clerk by the Municip dlate improvement in the procedure .as the blossom is falling from the bun ality at Forbes, Mr. Dempsey at meetings. He instituted proper ches. will take over the duties of his business papers, the best of their I The West Australian growers ate new office^ on the 28th of this kind that have been provided for the Idefinite on the point that this sulphur u.se of councils within the experience ¡dusting increases the setting of month. ■ of the councillors and press represen- Igrapes: occasionally aome slight It .is understood that a protest tatiyes, and his intimate and authoir- ■damage Is done by burning, but thia against the appointment has been (ative knowledge of the various Acts Iis more than offset by the improved lodged in Forbes owing to alleged under which the Council worked saved setting secured, giving close, full neglect of the provisions of the much loss of time and possible error. bunches of shy setting varieties. Councillors' Concern Preference to Returned Soldiers’ The same method is practiced by The news of Mr. Dempsey’s resig vine growers In America and South Act. nation and impending departure Africa, and it is now becoming a The new appointment oarries a ¡caused consternation among the coun general practice in many of the vinehigher salary than that paid by the cillors to whom he has been a .strong growing areas of Australia. Wade Shire Council and marks a dis staff on which they have all leaned To secure effective result.s and to line! advance for Mr. Dempsey, who whilst taking their first steps in th< obviate as much as possible any came to GrlflUh from Broken Hill, wiUUuncss of local govei-muent. damage by burning, a very fine ^sul It is understood that Mr. Dempsey phur dust is required, and it has been where he was deputy town clerk. ivas influenced to seek tiie change pri found that a dust composition of pure High Credentials marily because of the improved status sulphur 90 per cent, and carbonate of Mr. Dempsey took over the duties and salary attaching to the Forbes lime and Kaolin reducer 10 per cent, of clerk to the local shire In May of position, and because flows more readily, spreads more last year. He came to Griffith bear Forbes, with itssecondarily up-to-date sewerage ing the highest credentials from system and other conveniences and Its evenly and (although more costly per hundredweight) costs less per aero Broken Hill City Council, and with the schools, offers more at than ordinary flowers of sulphur. commendation of both the Shires’ old-established -Association and Local Government tractive residential and educational It- is essential that the material must be of extreme fineness, and “G.< Department, and during his eighteen conditions. | B’’ 90 per „cent, sulpliur dust is gene mouths In the service of Wade Shire ¡rally recognised .as a standard among Council he fully justified the confi Pigs Will Fly dence expressed in him. Tactful, Messrs. Flack and Gamble, of Ber A'inegrowers who have adopted th* capable and painstaking, Mr. Dempsey wick, Victoria, breeders of stud slock Isulphur dusting method for improved soon had the affairs- of the Shire office have arranged to send a number oi setting of grapes. in order, and he faced a difficult task Duroc Jersey pigs to the Hay Show I "G.B" 90 per cent, sulphur dust Is with methodical thoroughness. No by aeroplane. The Australian Aerial so fine that if one square inch of sur councillor or ratepayer has ever .Service machine Love Bird is being face were covered with a tllm of dust, made the slightest criticism of the efl'e fitted to aerommodate the animals. j tOOO particles could rest on that ciency or diligence of Hie Shire The .pigs will be exhibited at the Huy square inch without overlapping clerk. And this is the more remark .show on October 2 and 3. and, if p.os 'another. As in so many of the goods able in that, in the difficult times Bible, arrangements will be made for , ihat we have to purchase, It is not through which local government has them to be taken by aeroplane to the initi.ll cost that should be counted of passed in its initial stages on the Geelong, Werribee and other agricul Imost importance, but the quality and Area, almost everybody -and every tural shows in.October. The breed is Ieffectiveness of the lines purchased thin grf^lseeydn remotely connected new, to Australia, having been Impor iluit should be the main consideration jin making a compurlsou. with the Local Government venture ted only recently from Canada.

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ate confusion and unnecessary ex industrial troubles, and Mr. Bruce is ZiM. pense. doing the right thing In removing the The Dual System "—'.■'- tot'“—.— V machinery. Wo know that with sole “Twenty-five years’ experience and State control there still might be a SUPPORTS THE GOVERNMENT ting and Intent fight against employ- difference due to different State con ARBITRATION ISSUES tradition are no Justification for the ditions, but much of the confusion and \:Yr dual system; service or results are tlie difference which now exists througtr "I very much regret that ill-health sole determining factors, and Mr. having in one Industry In a slugi-.' is preventing your esteemed member, Bruce, like the Labor Party and the State two different awards ^would be Mr. Klllen, from touring his own elec unions, says "It cannot show results wiped away by the Government’s.pro When your car comes back from our shop with its torate and expalning to you the poli to justify Its retention,” and the Go posal, for awards could not be less glistening, sparkling rejuvenating Duco Coats you’ll tical situation, and Justifying his atti vernment has decided that this dis uniform than they are to-day. So be quite proud of your car. There’s nothing like Duco to change old cars into new looking aptos. See us tude in supporting the Bruce-Page credited and derided court which can’t much for unlfonnify. The Issue is to-day for a Duco price. Ministry in their genuine attempt to enforce its awards and Which the still a continuation of the overlapping stralgten out one of the causes of in unions* won’t obey shall be dropped, and mix-iip caused by the dual ooiidustrial turmoil, one of the entangle In the interests of the economic wel trol or single control by the States ments of Industry, which is hamper fare of the community every form of Not only has the former been the ing the progress of Australia,” said duplication and anomaly should be Cause of State industrial friction, but Yambil street, GRIFFITH Phone 268 Mr. H. 'K. riocK, .endorsed witli vi avGtdea afid wherever duplication has the cO'St of State enterprises ând ser Killen by the Country Party, speak caused waste and worry, it ‘has been vices is determined by a court outside ing in Griffith last Friday night. the Brnce-Page policy to remove it; their control. They have to police the with the electoral roUs,. with tlie in Federal awards, and it naturally up Mr. Killen'a Health come tax returns, with the l,oaD sets the State’s financial position and •‘At present Mr. Killen must have you have three specific Ins makes the Government more expen rest, but it is- hoped that by obeying Council tances where has been sive to the people. One of the recent his doctors advice he may regain wiped out to duplication advantage of the Federal awards supposed to have been strength to render service for some people and tliethecountry. when materially influenced by the price of time to come to those thousands of they come to the duplicated But court, this potatoes added nearly half a million electors of Riverina whoso confidence 'lismal failure which Labor ami other a. year to the cost of State services he holds. Now, let me justify the have so frequently cou- rills confusion was never conteinpla action of the Government which Mr. n-ganisations lenmed and tlie Government says. ted in the wildest dreams of the foun Killen supports. We will leave this to the State’s ders of the court. It had really meant courts.” There is fight. The Oppoai- not only the control of private Indus Bid for Power “First let us consider what has ion says it is no good, but it is a tries but the control of the operation,s S afeg uard brought this crisis about. A Govern lower, and w’e must keep it. Let us of the states, and there is no hope of ment with a majority of nine defeated ook at Its history. Twenty-five years relief until Federal control of State H e a lth and by a vote. Does it not seem like a fal ago it was born in discord, end three officials and employees is removed. iovernments went out at its fornialen leader’s bid to recover power? No wonder the State premiers refused S tim u la te Many of you know that seven years lon; since its establishment it has t,o increase these powers. The posi A p p e tite s ' f ago the Country Party caused the ex been condemned by ail parties; limi- tion, gentlemen, is critical. Workers’ elusion of Mr. Hughes from the Minis *ed by the constitution, there have money is being continually used to iO itli^ try. It has never been forgotten or been fourteen amendments to the damage and hamper the industries on forgiven and he has never hesitated Vet and Government after G o v e r n - d e p e n d ; employers’ mone,> N O N - E L E C T R IC to try and get one back; this was hie nent have tried to improve it; theL,(,pf, game way in defence, and it chance, with the possibility of forming imendment last year was a genuine ¡¡g -^vorse for creryone. The mere iuR E F R IG E R A T IO N a Ministry supported by Labor, he ittempt to restore to unionists by the\^„iry into tlie Rural Wasic Wage ran fights for a court lie lias described as secret ballot, control of their ownUito £4000. and in spile of tlie Go “A most inefficient and hopelessly fu n-ganisations; but what has hap- vornment’s assurance of relief, it our tile effort to solve our industrial prob lened? Ruthless coercion and intimi- farmers ami settlors were to reglstei lems^, In 1922, he said the State lation, violence against men prepared as an Australian organisation, a smal) instrumentalities should be outside n work under the court’s award; disturbance could be engineered iiere the Federal jurisdiction which should basher gangs organised to interfere and in Victoria and bring you all back be corifined to disputes w'hich are ,\iUi law-abiding citizens, union fines under the Federal court, and though Federal in their nature; indeed the or not producing ballot papers and some strifomongers may get Jess same year he advocated the establish 'otiiig as directed; contempt of court work the employers, the workers and ment of tribunals to supplant the Arbi md insult to the judge, by the buru- the public will reap an advantage by tration Court' What does it show? ing of his efltgy; and the court iui- the change. How' few people recog Put these facts with the letter to Mr. loteut to preveut it. Four referen- nise the back kick of every wage risFoster (afer his defeat by Mr. Col lums seeking more power from the In The living costs—1/- more in the lins) where he said, ‘Til make our leople who liave all been turned down, boot factory means 1/G on the boots, friends Janus and Co. sit up,” and you he Premiers’ conference was asketi „lore to the mortar mixer nieaus will see the method of his motive to o transfer their powers, and they, too, liouuds more to your home, and so it MEAT AND try with liis few followers to score one efused and instead, of bringing peace goes on: it is only the continuous in VEGETABLES over the Country Party, and now he o industry the court has increased crease in machinery, mass production ALWAYS FRESH AND BUTTER & MILK with the others is facing the electors. hrikes and dissensions. Not only and efficiency in adiniwisi ration that WHOLESOME KEEP FRESH FOR DAYS Labor men are equally inconsistent, have the Opposition advised theirjimg kept the position in check and and put no cloak over their destnic- niions to disobey, but in tlie Umber-j enabled many Australians to reach Non«£leetric..Operates Any where..No Power Required tice tactics, for even though opposing vorkers’ strike, sixty distinct branch- he living standard of to-day. But it SoteAustralian Distrihutoni Mr. Bruce they are not behind the 3 rendered financial help to defy the can’t go on; too much of tlie burden court and do not support obedience awanl; and now' they turn deterniin- lias gone to the country—the primary New to its decisions. Their deputy leader, ' (1 to make political capital out of it. producer Ls carrying it, and the goose 2ÔO Castlereagh Street.Sydney, Mr. Theodore, has publicly supported because Its loss would remove their I hat laid Uio golden- egg is lielng the timber strike, their memheis of ehance of judggling between the two strangled. The wool price is down to PIm.,« tend me lurthct patticuler» ol Tlie ICl BALL Kefrigerjiot and (he name of Iota! Agtt Paiiiameut take the ‘stump’ in the eourts. In Queensland where Labor cost and the crop prospects poor; and suburbs on Friday nights for the same niled for fourteen years tliere are ten it Is up tu us to stand to -tlie Govern .Name. purpose, and whether the strike be .Slate awards to one Federal; in ment that is trying to unravel the Addreisright or wTong, this fact remains, that N.S.W. there are six States to one problems and put the country which the Labor, Party has supported the Federal, while, in Soutli Australia, Vic is out of balance on a sound ami strike against the Federal Court. As toria, and Tasmania, they are almost stable basis. Now let me briefly sum an indication of their love of law and equal. Everyone knows that condi- marise the position. 'Fhe Federal order, one of their leaders, Reeves, tion.s vary,, in. different States, .sootc court, though it cannot conciliate tril says. ‘If Labor wins, drastic action are industrial, others are not, the liv a dispute is made, can S om eone S teppeu will be taken against judges and ing costs are different and these con- in inter-State disputes bti* It cau l eiiHi policemen, their numbers have been ditions are known by the State courts,force them. The unions have defied St O n H i s C o r n ! taken.’ At a Queensland conference, best. Once the A.W.U. used to claim it and refused to play tiie game, an.) H. Carrington proposed that all uniformity by virtue of the Federal inter-State disputes are invited as a pet corn seems ekvoys to be cltjppinp, unions be recommended to simul court. But the idea of uniformity is second string to the bow of tlioir at in just wlien least expected—at iKe daitce i\ taneously withdraw from the Court. impossible, and .with a State basic tack. One percent of them are St — tennis or Golf Club—Anywhere ! (15/2/29.) The A.C.T.U. adopted a wage in four States there are three natural and genuine, 99 per cent, of decision recomnieuding all unions to different rates- :£ 4/5/-, £4/5/6 and them are manufactured ami arlifieial But why) put up with its toilures ? Settle St boycott the Arbitration Court. To £1/7/—while the Federal rate is dif and would never exist if full power,s St it for good Remote it! Lift it right out m show his desire for peace ana ferent I'rom tlie State rate in every w'ere left to the State.s. after having painted it for a few nights with industry, Mr. C. O’Neil moved that Instance and varies in every State of Avoiding Duplication DUFFS CO RN REMOVER ‘Workers should carry on unremit the Commouw’ealth Brisbane, “No union will be removed from m In the Red Carton ting and intensive fight against em £4/0/6, Sydney £4/14/6; even two arbitration, as every State has either ployers.’ (2/4/28.) Mr. Garden says, years ago the margin was m/-. a wages board, or Arbitration court Photu’ 10 ‘The workers are gradually llirowing Sentiment and System with full power,s to ilu everytliin;'; Ph.C ., M .P .S . off the stupefying and doping effects o» “I ask you gentlemen, how many necessary. Tliis brings us hack to Hu Pharmaceutical Chemist, Banna Arenue, Q RlFVlTll the court.’ The Railways Union car industries in Queensland sought the issue—State control or dnitlleutiou. ried a resolution, 'That tl>e perpetra Federal court for the sake of unifor Now' look at the alternative. Suppose tion of Arbitration is a detriment to mity? Did the shearers?—not on you refuse to approve of the Govern the. working classes of .\ustralia.’ The your life, because the State court ment’s policy, what will be the result? Federal Parliamentary Labor Party by gave them an advantage. Do sliear- The present policy of liie Opposition, wlieat crop or a quick recovery in t h e p l a i n l y endorsed, and posted resolution, ‘Congratulated the rank ers sliwir sheep for 41/- for men not in s]»ite of (he defects confusion, over- wool ¡»rice. Gentlt'inen, we must facu',^*' placed in the Tender Box, Griffith and file of the Timber AN'orkers and covered by tlie Federal award for the lai>ping in spite of the Government’s ht' po.sition fairly. It is a case'of win ! " iH bt; received by the underMillers on tlieir .siilendid fmlit. sake of uniformity? No, gentlemen, inability to enforce (he decisions, i.-i 01- continue in this chaotic sttile signed up till noon on Tlmrsday, 3rd (19/2/29.) Mr. Garden said, ‘If the .sentiment and system don’t come to support the dual cnotrol. 'Fh':* through {hi*, conflicts of Hu* courts. I October, 1929, for the PURCHASE, Lukin Award is law, tlien to Hell with into the picture if they can be dis State's unanimous refusal to hand ask you which is better fui- Australia, with all faults (if any) of the REthe law,’ and again Mr. Theodore, lii carded at a profit. Indeed, the figure.s over their puwei' does not worryjthe l¡ûg)bh', ()^■e) lapiiiug ami contu FRIGKRATER EttUlPiMENT located l,he ‘S.M.H.,’ 19/2/29, says: ‘I lieartily throughout Australia show tliat work Hu*m; nuu'e strife, more dissension,Ision of dual control, o!' by removing **1^ Mlrrool House, Griffith, iucliuliug agree with the action taken by the ers have a very di.stinct ¡»reference for bigger 'disturbances, mean to them this obslach* to liave l im-de control refrigerator, power motor, coils and timber workers of Australia.’ the Slate courts. Six huudred tliou.s- more importance ami power, wliicli and jieace? Tlii.s, geniUinen, is Hie retainer. Insiteelion invited. FUR and to 4117,ittK). ’I'lieir policy is to go easily outweigh th(*ir valuation of in-jarhiti'at ion case; you know' wtu*re Mr. THER PARTICULARS from Estates Labor’s Attitude “1 maintain, ladies and gentlemen, where they can get the best deal; for dustrial peace. The (iovernment's de-j Killen sl'amls. He is loytil to the Go Officer. Deposit 50 per cent, of that these .statements truly represent a small disagreement they can invoke ft at wouUl he wflcomed by them tus; vernmenl, ami I ask yon to siqqtort amount of offer, balance before reLabor’s attitude on this question; ami Die Statf' court; if they Miiiik more a]if»rova‘ of Hiese methods ami tlieu hdm by giving him your No, 1, not Abseucu of deposit will disNo offer inecessarlly bewêen Labor and Mr. Hughes this is can be obtained they artificially ex-'actious. Can you imagine that it a sympuHiy \ofe, hut as an intelligent d^*^bly offers. a political move; an attempt to defeat tend the trouble to another Stale—¡would di-crease strife, can you im- vote because his policy is rigid ano | J . G. 10ULL, Acting Genethe Government and retain control oi tliey can then go to the F(*deral court, agine that lawlessness w'ould cease? in (he interest.s of Australia. More'™' Manager, M.I. Areas. the country. The main issue as many and if that does not yield to their Do you think there would he less In- than thi.s, gentlemen, his return means know and many do not know, is not demauds they .strike. Does that pro- timidation to nu n prepared to work tiie tnainteuance of our Gountry Ihirty FO R SALE to abolish Arbitration, but to abolish mote'' peace in industry? Absolutely under Hie courts’ awards? If you do^strength, our aim «hould 'be, ‘Every FOR SALE, Cheap Residential Block, the duplication; to do away with Ute no! It is the very opposite: these you are optimist: you would have as Country seat for the Country Party,'” over line, double frontage. Area News of riTSl courb, to eUmin- facUiUfii {»Hiourafe oi gooa ^rQuu4s to aatlclpato .a rocord eaid Mr. Nock. 0»C8.

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Hosiery, Gloves,. Sunshades, L u stre L ingerie not couclemu bridge players. I an', Questions of the Day sincerely s<irry for them. G riffith Race C lu b Playing cards, I have been told, B o n d ’s C h a rm L in g erie REG. A.J.C. '.vere invented to amuse ^ mad king. BANNA AVENUE

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This is one of the fe^v items of THE FIRM B anna recorded history that bear the imprint (By the Prophet) FOR A ve. of truth. It may not be true as a his H o sp ita l B en efit BETTER torical fact, but is certaluly true that (I) Griffith WEAR ddiiyin.g curds have remained to ainusc“ M eetin g “Do you play bridge?” quite ,i lot of foolish people, To this question, which 1 am Hsked There is sonieiliing fantastic, almost Phone : 86 Phone': 86 Monday, Oct. 7 oil an average three times in every sisioiiary. In the story of the king of Eight-Hour Day day, I reply “No,” and through this old, mad, .a fallen tyrant, playing with mouoayllable I fry to express I'oil) painted cards. It is almost prophetic! FULL particulars FROM THE pride and linaltty. i do not iday ,,f these modern day.«?'In which kings,' bridge, I do not want to piny bridge falhui from their high e-state, play at' moan I must confess tliat I have never unvereignty. But llie spectnele of ' ^ ’PHONE "’placid hj'idtie, but then I hnTc kndTh p-uik maungi'rs, and thd other com-. 8-f, GRIFFITH ponuuts of tile, resiiecuble section of lurnjy bridge players. 1 know iiiuny bridge players that 1 have been society with their eon.sorls pla>lug bi'idce is reapccrabb' to |;iu)a iliai ji couiirnicd in misanthropy. v iih the discarded playiiiing.s of a de dull, aud unimaginative^ and fooli.-di. I have mudi' bridge Hie sulijecr of ami iusune monarch in a' Anytliing in whicli tlie majority of th.' AT E V E R Y P O S T O F F IC E this, the first of a series of articles on million drawing rooms is simply.best iteoidu indulge is wiilmut virtue, public questions of the day, not monotonous. Can we vlare hope thaljDullne.ss of mind, slotlil'ulness of because I consider it to b»‘ the most ypm,. ,iay, in a regenerated world, wv spirit, potulerou.snes.s of wit, these arc.important questioii, but because it is ,,iia)i be without bank managers aud^tiie qualifications of resiteefabilily, the most ul)i(iuitous. “Do you diet” ji-apors aud i-espectable society,¡And people witli im>au souls ami dull is anotlier (luestiou whicii grates on pud tliat mad kings aud mud,mauls can never acquire the joy of my ears too often. Imleed, 1 Hiiuk jaitter.s, and tinkers and beggars, and Jiving. 'I'liey jilay sadly, tjiey woik there are as many heultli eraiiKs as propliets and priests and poets and madly, tliey live di-ably, and they dii W H tR E IS HE? there are bridge fiends, but whereas policemen sluill play at re.speetability reluctantly. Nothing respeelable can W HO ? you can always tell a liypoclioudrian (e tlie accompaniment et ribaid .iest,respond to tlie call of Hie siiiiTt o)' by his appearaive of radiant good ..mi lopd moekings. Lei, us hope so. jadveiilure. All bridge is tlu' pastime W h y , M r. S n a ith , w h o w a s w ith th e he.altii and BO avoid bim, bridge is u| Rut I do not condemn utterly alljof respectability: jmker is tlu' relaxa A r e a B u ild e rs ’ S u p p ly C o . folly to which many diflerenl f)p'''Hj<ard games. Stiip .lack Naked, des-jtion of adventurers. In a Californian of people succumb. I have known pUe its rather blatant title, is a game cimrchyard there may be found Hie H E IS T O B E F O U N D A T M E S S R S . comparatively intelligent men of the | which may be Indulged In with per- epitaph, “Here lies Hie body of .TonaT R E N E R R Y B R O S ., P L U M B E R S , Y A M B I L w'orld become addloted lo bridge. I 'leet, propriety in. mixed company, fpon Kvans, WTio opened a Jack po‘ luivo seen women wlio miglil Inivo in :por Hmsi' witli strongly (ievelopcd i itli a „pair of sevens.” A bold, S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H , a n d w is h e s to an spired poems degenerate into the i>p-1acquisitive instincts. Crab presents op-i lovable fellow, this Jonallioii of ours n o u n c e t h a t h e is n o w f r e e a n d a t l i b e r t y t o peudages of a card room. Iportuuities for pleasurable iiidulgeace. This was no bridge jilayer concerned a c c e p t w o r k u p o n h is o w n b e h a lf f r o m A to Z At the. outset I sliould like to niak^ }>(>ker is a couveutionalised form of witli honors aud convent ions. Tills It clear tliat I mabe no i>reteiicc ot îingaudagc wliich saves many iirinii was a man. He opened a jack pot in t h e J O I N E R Y L IN E superiority. P lia\ e other vices. In ( ¡v(> nnui from breakin.g I'crl h into bank •witli a pair of sevens. So might run THE NAME nij earliest youth I liad a wanton pas- 1robbery, and cribbuKe is as satisly- Hie epitaidi of a Naiudeon. Tlie sions for funerals, i rejoiced to see iujr an occupation for crabbed old average bridge player would not open tile moui'uers going about tlie sir “, i âge as reminisci r.ce, and less obtru- his door, or ids heart, or ids purse, 1 adinired llie de,\.ferity willi v lucli jsi\e. But l)ridge, unfo'-uinately, has, to a blind beggar. undertakers inserted tlie cofliu iiiio.been dignitled into a social ticeompllshis S u k ic ie n t G u a r a n te e o f S o u n d 1 know of only nm,' vjilm* in bridge llie iiear.se, Indeeil, it is still my nicnt.. it has acquired :i vocabulary of It was David Hariim, I Hduk, who w;is W o rk m a n s h ip opinion lli.it iiti utidertaki'r in ids its own, and it inis even been bur- with great dilfieiilty persuaded to ofliciiil dn'ss, long coat, tall hat, :ind dciied with a Itiltliogritpliy. Vandals liave a lamou.s deaf ami dumb iustilelephone : Griffith 36 mantle of pro)essional gloom is llie siriitited wliist of its print chastity, tuHoii ill Nev\ Vurlv, wliere. in a single funniest tiling in this drab age. Hut eommercialised it, vulgarised it, sim- room, scores of girls and women were witli advaiieliig \ears 1 wiis hrouglit plUied it, iuid launched It upon .socUTy working in pmd'eet silmue. He said to realise that enjoying funerals was as auction bridge. It wa.s rejeett'd by Huit it reminded liim of lieavea. Frequently Cleaned not good form, tliougli it was «ucli ex- society but accepted by Society. The Bridge does serve the purpose of cloacelleut fun. I turned to golf. Escap {lastiiue of tlu' iinul king became the|big for a wliile tlie fooUrli mouths of Clothes ing from the morbidity of adolescence passion of ¡1 mad world Ijtc foolish devotees. But \\lien Iho a.l'i, to their life 5eiicl us your 1 turned from golf and, for a season, Objection will be raised to my game is over! Is tliero anything ■Suit., and Dresses to be Dry Cleaned »ncl Ptestad by th« I revelled in tlie s,edato absurdity of strictures by unbiassed readers tliatl^vorse tiinn the post-nlortem dlsnewest process. iawu tenuis. It was a “mixed” club,they represent the views of one man, closures of a bridge party? Oolf re‘ S L'- U ii iT y to which I belonged, and tlie sportw om an, who does not play bridge minlScences are bright in comparison. d m s Sin t .a- d ’<och <r> included afternoon teas aud perspiringôn Ida, or her, own confession, against In my next article l sliall endeavor I a enu' G IPFilH women. Neither agreed with my ¡which Is the ecstatic absorption of tlie to indicate my probable response to digestion. It will be seen that I, too,¡polite world. The objection is my con-jfije next person who asks, “Could you^ })IY9 danced to ioUr'i I aplQi-matlQi). 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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1029

THE AREA NEWS

CAQB TEN

TaiTRAL MOTORGARAGE YENDA. ▼ . F. WHITE, PROPRIETOR MOTOR REPAIRS A ACCESSORIES PETROLS AND OILS CARS FOR HIRE — DAY OR NIOHT ^ Telephone: Tenda 4 BEFORE BUYING YOUR NEW CAR CONSULT WS STOP ! LOOK 1 LISTEN I

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HIGH ART PHOTOGRAPHY

At city PRICES! There is nothing that pleases your frionde mors than a Photo of yourself, your family, or baby. . , . Give them a surprise for Christmas. Have your Enlargement finished in your own town. Enlargements from any old Photo, finished in Black and White, Sepia or Oils,, from 25/. each. VOUB SNAPS °EVELOPED^ANO^PmNTE^ Children's Portraits a Speciality. Large Studio for Family and Wedding GrouM Bridal Veils and Bouquets Supplied ' E. A. KRUTLI Photo Artist, Proprietor

BOOTS REPAIRED PrsmpUr Save yeur Soles by coming to DlckHe will save them for you. You must oome-—Quicki ALL HAND WORK. (Maohins Sown if Required. I So vrork for notable Clients.

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A CAREFUL DRIVER RELIABLE BUICK AND RUGBY MODERATE PRICES

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WlBhes to notify the Public of QrllHtJ and smToun-tlng Districts that the: are now In a position to SUPPLY BRICKS IN LARGE OR SMALl QUANTITIES Prices on Application. TW)S. BERRY. MANAGER

L. CA M PBELL, Elite A ccom m odation House, G riffith

H. A. Barraclough Ltd.

H ygien ic Bedding Cam paign

' OPTICIANS 385 GEORGE ST., SYDNEY NEXT VISIT Griffith:

NOTICE. THE PUBLIC is hereby WARNED ":o:against FISHING. SHOOTING, or In any way TRESPASSING on DUNCARDEATH OF PROMINENT FARMER LEIOH, Darlington Point. JOHN B. SCOTT. Mr. James William Grace, a wellkuowu farmer of the Dlnya and Etl golla districts, died in a OrlflStb ANY PERSON found TREGPASSING private hospital on Friday evening, 01 DAMAGING FENCES, will be after a brief Illness, PROSECUTED. • Born In Ballarat 61 years ago, Mr (Signed) C. H. NELSON, Grace for many years engaged in farm “HlU View," ing pursuits In the Yarrawonga and Tabblta. Finley tlistrlctfl, and then, some years 21st July, 1927. ago, took up land In this district He was well-known throughout the dis trict, and was a highly respected Any person round Fishing, Shooting, member of the ' -farming community or otherwise Trespassing on BLOCKS Mr. Grace’s wife predeceased him by 18 and i4, BENEREMBAH SUBDI eighteen years. He Is survived by six VISION will be Pro.seciited. Straying children, four sons and two daughters. Stock will be Impounded. Of the sons, Jack resides in Sydney, By Order Michael and James at Erigolia, and JOHN MCGUPFIK and CO., PTY. Claude at Qoulburn. Nurse Julia LTD. Grace, one of the two daughters, lives In Melbourne, and Miss Kathleen Grace at Erigolia. Masses for the repose of the soul of the deceased were said in the Sacied Heart Church by Father O’Deo on Saturday and yesterday mornings The funeral look place In the Catholic J. W . CULLEN portion of the Griffith Cemetery OF WEST WYALONQ on Sunday afternoon. The funeral AND BECKOM • service was said by Father ODea Notifies the residvrnts of the district Mr. J. H. Treneny was in charge of that he has PURCHASED the above the funeral arrangements. buslne^ ir<5ia Mr. G. C. Thomas, and IKtends an invitation to all to visit the Shop and give a trial order.

Late Mr. J. W. Grace

Paris House B una

À?enaB) Griffith

T. J. M; BURN8TE1N

The Ideal Butchery

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£1 .allowance on your Old Mattress. Bring it along. I will burn it and allow you £1 on a new 4ft. 6 in. Kapok Mattress. Having signed a favorable contract for Kapok Mattresses I am able to make the above offer for Cash Purchases only. Don't delay too long, only a limited number are available. This offer cannot be repeated.

W m . S. G ow B e d d i n g S p e c ia li s t

G r iffith

Ladies and Gent s Tailor MISS V. BURN8TEIN

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Frocks a Specialty We are prepared to Make-up youi own Material or to only Cut, Tack, and Fit it for you.

FRANK HOMAN Piano, Player and Organ Tuner and Repairer. Elwin Street, Narrandera

NOTICE

Dairying and Irrigation

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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18 From 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. THURSDAY, SEPT 19 Prom 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. The firm has visited this town regu larly for years.

NOTICF

J. T ren erry FUNERAL DIRECTOR — YAMBIL ST., GRIFFITH

Broderick & W ay S h e a r in g C o n tra c to rs

Couiplete details of the Victorian Are prepared to undertake Shearing Slate herd test for 1U28-2I) ludiaile Contracts up to any quantity. Good that the herds in the irrigation ai'eat, Work Guaranteed. .have again obtained top honors. In For further Information apply to the herd teat first aqd second placoy, G. Tyson wore filled by Messrs. Maloney and FARM 1644, BEELBANGERA rrevaskis, two soldier settlers on the Hugh Matheson. Yenda Toiigala district, and The fifth and seventh places were also filled by herds from irrigation districts, which BROOKS & CO. Is regarded as an excellent perfor mance in vietv of the fact that only Bank; Commercial Bank of Australia, 10 per cent, of the cows in Victoria Griffith are in irrigation areas. LICENSED AND BONDED Utlicers of the Water Commission DRIED FRUIT SALESMEN jclaim that taking this percentage into By reason of connection with Re account, the results of the individual tail Houses in CITY and COUNTRY tests provide a continuance of coiivin we are able to give QUICK RETURNS cing testimony as to the outstanding to growers. advantage of irrigation lands for dairy We will be requiring all classes of ing. In the indlviduahtests the cows Fruit for next month's orders, as this were divided into seven classes, and month’s requirements are consigned. in all but two of these first place went Account Sales forwarded every two to cows from the irrigation areas. weeks, so if only portion of crop Is Oversea settlers who have taken ui sold it is returned Immediately. dairying as pai’t of their farm opera The Sydney Storeroom is concrete, ^ lions are obtaining good resulis. On rat and mouse-proof, so’ consignments paraded the champion cow, while u are safe. ¡number of others are well up in tlie. Our. policy is to,.only take on con records of buttcr-fat production. Ofll signment what can be sold within jeers of the commission state that over FOUR WEEKS of delivery. sea settlers in many cases were quite No consignment accepted without iiccessful if they associated dairying inspection and approval. with other operations. The winning 1 will be in Griffith agaiu the first [farm in a recent competition at Co week in August. liiuna was one belonging to an over-•.ea settler, and there were many iuW . D. Brooks Managing Salesman I stances of tlie oversea settlers doing quite well as long as they did not des 6 Marcia Street pise the cow.

-:o:HORSE AND MOTOR HEARSE MOTOR FUNERALS CONDUCTED tN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT DISTANCE NO OBJECT ^

Hurstone Park Hoots, Moo

FARM FOR SALE Cheap, Situated in Griffith, i Mile REPRESENTATIVE & TUNER for from Post Office NOT WHAT THE SCOTSMEN Messrs, luttoc’s. of Sydney and Mel WREATHS AND DOMES A'l ALL PRICES. AGENT BDR F. LINDLEY, PARTICULARS— MEANT bourne. Visits Griffith every month Apply Area News Office. (No agents.) MONWMENTAl MASON Mti Is prepared to go In any part of the district (distance no object) Fur thusv to wliom Mif liagpipcH arc Orders left c/o 'Area News’ will be not the most meloilioiis of musical promptly attended to. Established 11 luBtruTuents, and who, in their cure 'Pkot»« ** less momeiils, do not liglitheurfedly break into the convolutions of the Highland Fling, a Caledonian social is aj)i to be an eailiarrasing experience. Í’ f, One such, a yuuiig lady of AngloHERE’S TH E 6 Saxon extraction was beguiled Into (Late of the Building Construction t attending tbo Caledonian Social in tlu This is the record of the puljets owned by POINT Branch of public Works Mrs. P. W. Wilson, of Uralla. Not conMemorial Hall ou Friday night. She Department, Sydney) Jent with starting at this early age, they you’re a buyer found the Caledonians raiher too have conlinurti laying ever since. Read All Classes of Brickwork Constructed ■>A. stern and wild for her sensibilities. what Mrs. Wilson says : Large or Small Jobs—Distance No In the middle of a danc’. In ^vhieli an "For i/ie past fourteen months I have been Object using your Karswoad Poultry Spue with inspired ;-iculsmuu van gyiutViig and Estimates and Advice Given Free good results. / have recommended it to perspiring, enthusiastic souls in the several people of my acquaintance, and at Phone: Orlfllth 286 audience burst forth viih those loud least half a dozen of my neighbours are exclamalious wliich express an excess using Karswood on my advice. At under SIX months I hud White Leghorn pullets of national ardor and encourage tlu You will serve your cwn in laying, and they have continued ei>er since, Chas. E. Beitby performers to more frenzied teats terests best by conting to I have followed directions and can safely After the show the young lady in say that ai\ybody who uses the Karswood »■ '■ properly will be guaranteed good results.” question confessed to enjoyment of T ren n ery B ros. (Sgd.) Mrs, P. W. WILSON, Post Office, Urall* VALUER the social as a wliole, but she was Plumber» and Ironmongers quite horrified at the way in which Yambill Street. GRIFFITH Phone 36 seme “horrid people had hooted the, BANNA AVENUE dancers."

C. MORONEY Bricklayer

LAYING AT MONTHS

TANKS and General Plumbing Work

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Jim Sirrah..................... 8 2 ST. ALBAN’S YOUNG MEN’S AND GIRLS’ C L U B S War Simon ...................... 8 0 Roaulta ............................ 7 9 IN CONJUNCTION WITH Sir Egypt ........................ 7 9 GREAT SHEET OF WATER Lady Fireball .................... 7 7 The Griffith Brass Band Irene Aroon .................... 7 7 The Great Hume Dam is rapidly WILL PRESENT HOSPITAL HANDICAP taking shape, and a large amount of (Seven furlongs) The sporting bodies are making a has been impounded during the big contribution to the Pageant Day Clotrac ............................ 9 7 w'ater past fortnight, and a great volume A M idsum m er N ig h t’s D ream Bindaree .......................... 8 10 celebrations. Both the Griffith Race of water Js now passing tlie spill Club and the Cycle Club are staging Bonnie Bronze.................... 8 6 way. A big lake has over IN 5 ACTS WITH 10 SCENES been formed, Jioapital benefit meetings on Monday Goomera .... ..., ................. 8 0 and motor boats are being introduced. NEW MARCHES DANCES SoNGS SCENERY and MUSIC afternoon, the proceeds of which will Roplugton ......................... 7 9 A large portion of the valley land bo ALL PRODUCED LOCALLV Grandawn ........................ 7 7 go to swell the hospital funds. ¡tween the reseiwolT wall and Wyraah FULL CASTE WITH 62 PLAYERS AND FULL BAND ENCOURAGE HANDICAP It was a generous action on the ¡has been Submerged, and steamers POPULAR I’RICES: t 3, (Reserved); and 2/ (Plus taxv.s, If any) (Five furlongs) part of the Ra(v^ Club, the finances of' now ply for Iwent'y miles or ‘' SCHOOL CHILDREN H.\I,F PRICKS . w'hich are not in a nourishing condi Prairie Damsel ................ 9 9 could BOX PLAN AT CUMMINGS AND SHELLSELL'S ........ ..., 8 r> more. Hawkesview Bridge is no longtion, to give over its spring meeting | Carlton in use, the land on either side ,botb the hospital, and it is to be hoped Sir Egypt..................... . 8 0 I. ev ing submerged. Water is running that the public will respond in bndij Rosulta............... .... ... . ■ 8 0 'several foot deep over the Cumberoo- riiursday 6c Friday, 3rd 6c 4lh October 8 0 ;ua Eestate. a manner that the result v/ill be com | Scurrah ............ CURTAIN 7.45 P.M., LYCEUM HALL Irrigation officers have 7 12 Iallayed the alarms parable with ihe Intention of the club. Grandawn ...... of residents by in As an added Inducemom )f public | Red Roon ....... .... ............ 7 10 them that the present conser patronage the club lias: substantially; Lady Fireball ...... .... .... .... 7 10 forming vation is the maximum that will he at reduced the price of admission on thisj Crystal Queen .................. 7 10 tempted inside three years, as It occasion, ami a gentleman ajni hisj T.ndy Renown ................... 7 7 ¡will be neccs.saryof for a now route to lady companion can gain admission to^ Nestle .............................. 7 7 the adopted for the Wodonga-Tallan LOOK 7 7 gatta railway before the water level the paddock for a few shillings. This^ Ii'ene Aroon ............... WELTER H.\NDICAP should re-sult in (ho nitendance of| lean be raised, owing to the existing (Six furlQng.s) many people, who, otherwise, might not | Suphate oí A m m o n ia at lline, being only a few Ret above the patronise the local races. Considerable Cletrac .........................^....10 2 ■present water height. 9 S improvement has been effected at the Bindaree ....... £ 1 5 7s 6 d . F . O . R . Sydney ^ 1 showground course, and arrangements Dovelin ......... JAP MILLET ........... per lb., 3d. have been made for refreshments to Bonnie Bronze ................. 9 2 SUDAN SEED ....... per lb., 7d. be available to the public at an after Aukoreet .......................... 8*11 AMBER CANE ......... per lb., 4|d. noon tea booth. Tliis latter considera Goomera .... .... ... ............ 8 10 GREEN FEAST PEAS tion should attract the ladies. Mr. M. Repingtou ........................ 8 1 .................... per busbeï, 28/.,..8 -2 Guihen, President, Mr. McCann, the Jim Sirrah 8 0 secretary, and the members of the War Simon ....... Louez Bros. ....r. : 8 0 coiuniittee of the chib, have left noth- Valley Pond GENERAL MERCHANT log undone whlcli might ensure the Irene Aroon ..................... 8 0 GRIFFITH success of the meeting. The first race Is at two o’clock. SPORTS MEETING Satisfactory nominations were re ceived for tiie races denpite the ad Ì On tire Rugby Oval, commencing at B la m e F ilm verse seasonal conditions. The follow . one o’clock, the Griffith Cycle Club iug w'eights have been declared: ¡will put through a prograiniuci of f o r C l o u d y T e e t h [general sports which should attract a irw FLYING HANDICAP You rtiMxt renioi'c it Daily ibig crowd. There are foot races I'oi(Six furlongs) Cletrac ................’............ 9 7 Ichildren and for veterans, a race for Teeth ^fldopt ate naturally “ otf colour.’' footballers, a football-kicking competi Most often they’re merely coated with a 8 10 Bindaree ....... 8 9 tion, a sheaf-toB'Sing coiupetitiou, vari film that forms on teeth xind absorbs dis I)ovelln ......... bom f'(jud, smoking, etc. By 8 0 'ous novelty events, a raotor-cur race colorations Goomera ....... clearing it off, one’s whole appearance Repington ........................ 7 7 i cycle races and a high ,inmp. The may be changed. Nestle ............................. '7 7 Iprogramme should be both interesting Old-type dcntitrices failed to remove that 'and enleriaiulug. The full programme film successfully. That’.s why brushing HACK RACE ; will be advertised iu Monday’s issue. has tailed you. Now Icaiiing dentists urge (Six furlongs) a new-type film-removing dentifrice-called Grandawn ........................ 9 0 Tepsodetit for the purpose. Red Boon ..................... ... 8 11 Results are quick and surpiising. :o20 : LADIES, choose your Show Handbag Island Fire ... -................ 8 10 Lady Honow n ................... 8 7 SoAv; make use of our Lay-by. Latest Valley Pond .................... 8 8 Iassortment of colors and designs. G. 8 0 ÌW. Speirs, Our .Teweller. Irene Aroon SEE the Buzza Bridge Ensemble, for TRIAL HANDICAP two-tahle, with Tallies, complete in (Five furlongs) boxes. 4/6, 5/9, 6/3, to 21/- set. GeoAurokeet ......................... W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. Prairie Damsel ................

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Anyone returning to this district after an absence of three years w*ould scarcely recognise it now, a land com pany having purchased (he northern part of Kooba Station, subdivided it and sold it in suitable farms on easy terms to settlers, and what was once a vast unimproved sheeiiwalk Is now cleared and fenced off in suitable paddocks, while comfortable homesteads dot the landscape. The rain which fell last weyk has vastly improved the wheat crops which had been holding their own re markably well on the limited rainfall Farmers estimate that, given another good fall later, their best paddocks will yield a flfteon-bushel average. Almut tliree quarters of an inch was registered. Mr. Beasley has 900 acres under crop which looks remarkably w’ell. The tract of land known locally as the Agistment Paddock has been sur veyed into irrigation farms this year and teams and (ractors are busy night and day clearing, ploughing, grading, ditching and sowing the land with rice, etc. The land north of the Mir

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Residents of Voogall, Widgelli alike, in 3i-yard lengths ...... 16/11 Wumbiilgul and WJiiUon are iiidig iuuit at the Attemiits to deprive them iU-INCH. “BRITISH CHIEF", fadeless, of the advantages of the main roru in every shade ............... .. 1/11 yid. passing through those cent res, point ing out that Yeuda is already coimec oILKS.—29-Inch, Colored, all PURE ted to Griffith by a splendid metal FUJI SILK .................. . 2/6 yand road, while Ixaving to trav el Crowthoi formation in vvet vveathm- on tlu FROCKS, made from the FAMOUS main 0riflitli-Ia'oton road is enough to FADELESS “‘CESARlNE” , LINLN make’strong men tremble and turn in styles S.S—L.S, 36 to 44-inch; pale ami heartily coimneud Or. Slia\v;,s Lemon, Sky, Green, Saxe, Pink, common sense remarks at the Whuii Salmon, V'rose. Make an early in spection. Shire’s last meeting.

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joining settlers as additional areas. Sm art and R efreshingly N ew is o u f v.-hlle south of the creek has been al lotted to soldier settlers, who are tackling their land problems with thi- Fine Selection of N ew Seasons Goods. same energy that they tackled “Frit/.’ The A ppeal to the A rtistic Sense Alone is on the other side. Mr. Russell liruimuoud (a soldier settler) sent a (Iraft of 210 prime Sufficent Enticing to W arrant inspection. I-. sucker lambs to Sydney last week. which average ;i shade under ,C1 t*ach, CREPE DE CHENE, in all yceights 44-INCH, SWISS EMBROlDFRFn each. and qualities, In all wanted shades. I VOILES, smart dainty designs, no 3/11, 5/11, 6/11, 8/11 to 12/M We learn that a general store i two alike. Dress lengths 1.2/11 Every Yard Guaranteed Purè Silk about to bo erected at Wutnbulgt shortly, and a petition tor a post olhcf 44. INCH SWISS EMBROIDERED to be installed there has been largely J3-INCH, Floral and Figured CREPE , ORGANDY, featuring the latest in ROSE MARIES, in 3^-yard dress signed by residents and will, if gran lengths; no two designs alike. 16/11 j shades and designs; NO TVyO led, fill a long-felt want. ALIKE. Dress lengths ........ 12/1)*

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Wonderful Range SMART STRIPED FUJI SILKS, Striped, Spun Crepe de Chene (in dress lengths, no two alike). 3TINCH BRITISH FUJI DE LU>iE, fast dyes, in every wanted shade. ....... .......... - ............. 1/3 yand FUJI SILK FROCKS, Smartly made (H.S,), in Shades of' Lemon; Pink; Sky, Saxe, V’rose, Apricot, Fawn, Natural Green, etc. S.S., L.S., from 12/11. An early inspection of these numbers is sure to please. HOSIERY.—Our Hosiery Stock com prises the Latest in every detail; every Pair of Hose carries a Full Guarantee. Price Range: 2/ 11, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 7/11, 8/-11, 10/11, 13/11, 14/11, 15/11

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dainty in Undies is to be found An enjoyable brirlgc tournament smartly m,ade, piped in white, in all shades, 36 to 46-inch. 5/11 (Special) in our stocks: Vests, Bloomers, was organised by Mesdamos John Slips, Nights, Cami-bockers, PetitorCarter and Roy I’igott, held in the ies, Brassiers, Brassltoires. in Fuji C.W.A. Rest-i’oom, Yeuda, on P^riday LADIES’ Fuji Silk Emhroi,dered' Silk, Crepe de Chene and Rayon 21st September. The consolntion NIGHTS, in natural colors; v/ell Silk, prizes were donated by Mr. Arthiirsou made, roomy cut. 12/11, 13/11, 14/11 and hidden number prizes by Messrs. J. Carter and V. Dupree. The first FROCKS. FROCKS.—YOUR INSPECTION IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO prize for ladies was won by Mesdames VIEW A FINE RANGE OF FROCKS OF WONDERFUL VALUE. THESE GARMENTS ARE NOW OPENED AND ARE SURE TO FIND Rigott and Carter, Messrs. Dupree and READY SALE Grew wirmiiig the gentlemen’s prizes Hidden uutuher iirize.« were won by HANDBAGS IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT WONDERFUL VALUE Me.ssrs. O. I’ratt and J. McKenzie, Mr PERFUMES POWDERS SOAPS STATIONERY NOVELTIES ETC. and Mrs. Adams being successful in HANDKERCHIEFS, LOOSE AND BOXED, IN GREAT VARIETY winning the consolation prize. Tiie hospital funds will benefit to the FLOWERS AND SPRAYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIOM—PAY US A VISIT amount of J! 4/15, 6. RUBBER APRONS, IN BEAUTIFUL COLORINGS,

Despite had wa'ather a bridge after noon, organised by Mr.s, 1!. Keary, re suited in the sum of ,C3/5/- being handl'd to the hospital committee. BALL AT YENDA

........................................ - ......... 1/11, 2/S, 2/11, 3/6 3/11, 4/6 HAPPI C ^ T S , IN BEAUTIFUL EASTERN DESIGNS AND COLORINGS— A NEW SEASON’S CREATION—SMAR T AND SERVICEABLE L, DRESS BUCKLES, BELTS, STRING PEARLS, BRILLIANT' ORNAMENTS, ETC. LADIES' smart Summer Nightdresses, LEAVE YOUR HOSIERY REPAIRS

Lace Madallion Set, made from finej WITH US; WE REPRESENT A faIl(■y-d¿■^.ss hall, >uvfililo and quality Madapolin; roomy cut. 3/11,^THE FAMOUS STELOS RE-KNIT CO. aduli, will take piavo in Iho Lycoum Hall. Venda, on the I'tih iu«l-, in aid 4/11, 5/5, 6/ 11,.-etc. ALL REPAIRS GUARANTEED * of the C.W.A, 'ITiere are prizos for the best fancy dreati, the iiiowt originai T r u t h in IJ |ir iS J D V ^ C and best home made, aud one, too, for 02, ■I'i A d v ertisin g 1 O tlje best set of four. ^

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THE AREA NEWS

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929

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T a b b ita Notes

Why you should use Gold Medal Milk

.n The euchre party and dance, held under the auspicoe of the Tabbita branch of tb«i Parent a and Cllizene' AsHOclation, \\!i8 held at Mr. nruiuby’a •ealdeuce, “\\ ilga Vale,” on the 2'Hh ult. It waa a particularly enjoyable evening. These evenings are gaining In popularity, as evidenced by the large number who attended. Mr. Brumby was In charge of the euclire party. The prizes, kindly supplk'^l by Messrs. Eardh^y and Green, of GrifflUi, svere won bj' Mr. and Mr». Jessop, the, booby prize being handed to Mr. Helmah and Miss Isa Crump. As soon 8 the result of the. euchre^arty was unmmeed the room was cleared for lancing, which continuH till .the early lours of the morning. Rupper was hUnlily .sf'vved liy the ladles of the listrict. The singing of the Natlmuil Vnthem concluded a very pleasant evening.

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For Refreshment o n the way On any trip be sure to take a bottle or two of Tooth’s K.B. Then, when you halt for a rest by the roadside, you can enjoy the long, cool glass of K.B. which quenches thirst and re vives lagging spirits as no other beverage can. T o o t h ’s K.B, is a TRUE Lager.

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The first dance of the newly formed abbita Cricket Club was held at Mount Ida Hall ou the 25th ult. The lall was very prettily decorated. Mr }eo. B.assett, in his usual capab’e manner, acted as M.C. The music was quite a feature of the eveningMisses Wilson and Cummins (piano), Mr. Winfield (mandolin), Mr. Crump (violin), and Messrs, Cummins and Sturge.ss (accordeOn). The music was xcellent, the floor in particularly good order, and the crowd in happy humor; 0 consequently the »'veniug was most iijoyahle, Huriug tin' evening Mi Black ([iresideiit of the club) thanked hose present for their attendance ami upport, particularly tiiaukiug th|!' nusiclans. Miss Wilson tor atteiulin o the decoratioUiS, aud the ladies for applying the sufiper. Miss Sheila O’Callaghan and Mr. Uoy Johnson ere the winners of the ^lonte Carlo anee; the iirize, a box of ehocolutes as kindly donated by Mr. Winfield Supper waa eerved at iukliiight by th adiea of the district, after which danc lug was resumed till 3 a.m. Tlie singug of the National Anthem brought 0 a close .an evening which will long be remembered by those present. T h e n i o u t h l y m e e t i n g of llm T a b b i t a b r a u c h of tiie l ’aren t.s a n d C i t i z e n s \aso c,iafio u w a s h e ld a t Mr. B r u m b y ’s t s i d e n c e , " W i l g a Vak%" on t h e a f t e r n o o n of S a t u r d a y , 2.SUi R- pteinb(>r. M r Brum by (iiresidi-ml) o e c u i d e d the h a i r . T h e r e w a s a v ery h u g e .iit.m d u n c e , a u d q u i t e a l a r g e a m o u n t nt m s l u e s s w a s d o n e. It A\as decid e hat a s c h o o l l i b r a r y be f o n i m d an d Iso a m ill g iiag e he p u r e l m s e d , Ml W infH d (teach er) b e i n g ¡¡-.^ked t< c h o o s e a n d p u n liase' l In', h o o k s for th lihi'nrv, ,\ 'W'oi’Uiim ......" was arrange!

tor Ratanias, aili insi , and also follei'sing Ratsuda.s. Tle‘ land for flu ness scliool lias been su'sejod. 1h panmis intend clearing the land, sui plsing iiosis, erectiiig tin- feime, and al.so have undertak<'ii to do the eart ing of material. It ssas derided tlial ll).- nest .'iielire parts ami danei' I lield on tlie 2.dll ul' . and tiie s'dioi l.irnii' Iw.madi' an annual alTait and be held on ilm ‘25i!i inst. Huriug tim nttrinouti Mr. W inliidd n-marke.l that in Ollier (listriet.s !m had inirrhased various "aiils to leaelung,'’ and lie svas (s^trelm•ly giateful lo tlie pairiits ul liie district for 1lu' wa.s in ss IdHt liey •..greed lo purchase r.ainirements not Ulddi.al by tlu’ Heiiarlnmnt. He eon hid'Ts he is fortúnale in having the assistance of such a k.'eu and eiithusiTstic hrancli of the Fanmts and (’iU/<-ns' .\ssoeiation. Mr. Hull ami .Mr Wintield offend to supply pri/.es lor the next euchre party. Mrs. Bnimhy kindly Huiddied afl.U'imon t.'u. aud at. r,.;{0

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A R E A NEWS

Auction Sale

Builders

ACCOUNT 8 . G. ROBISON, ESQ.

A t Farm 1432

ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD ?

ONE AND A HALF MILES FROM GRIFFITH

Wednesday, O ct. 9 AT 2 P.M.

LET US QUOTE YOU FOR YOUR BUILDING MATERIALS:— INTERNAL DOORS AT 21/■ 10 X 12 BOX FRAMES ready to assemble at 25/2 BOX FRAME SASHES, 10 x 12 t.o suit 19/6 pair WE CAN SUPPLY FIRST QUALITY MOULDINGS AT SYDNEY

One shilling per week deposited regularly in the Commonwealth Savings Bank will, in 23J years, reach a toBU of £101>~provided that the deposits are regular and the Interest Is allowed to remain in the .Savlpgs Account Here, however, is the real point. Of the £100 menfioned in this ex ample, you deposit ouly a little over £61. The Commonwealth Savings Bank provides the balance In conipomd interest—OVER ONR THIRD OF 'I HE TOTAL. ^ Idle money earns no profit. Set your shilling to earning as well as accumulating -< ■

iSbimonwcaltl) SavinasBank of Hustralia (Guaranteed by the Commonwealth Government)

Dining-room:

LIST PRICES

SEYMOUR auU HOXUUROH, instruc ted by Mr. S. G. Robiaon, of Fann 1132. will conduct an UNRESERVED clearing sale of hla w'ell-kept FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, on Wednesday, October 9. Chevrolet Car, on account of same owner, will alsp be offered.

H o w a S h illin g G ro w s Bo;-

ONE Oak Sideboard, 1 Rotind Oak Table, S Oak Dining Chairs, I Cane Settee, 2 Cano Chuira, 3 Pictures. Lino. Square (11 x 9), Hallrmmer.

4-INCH. ARCHITRAVES (Ogn.) 20/6 per 100 lin. ft. 2 x 2 COVER MOULDS (Ogn.), 7/- per 100 lin. ft. 3-INCH. BAND MOULDS (Ogn.), 16/- per 100 lin. ft, 6-INCH. SKIRTING (Ogn.) 29/- per 100 lin. ft.

Federal

Bed-poom No, 1:

WARDROBE, Chest Drawers, Marble top Waahstand, Small Table, Lino Square (11 x 9), Nickel aud Grej Double Bt>d and Mattress.

BUY RIVERINA MADE: BUILD RIVERINA TRADE An.l

N.S.W. COUNTRY PARTY

MR.

H U G H

M A IN ,

M .L A .

MEMBER FOR TEMORA WILL ADDRESS ELECTORS AT

Bedroom No. 2; SAVE MONEY BY SAVING FREIGHT

THREE Single Stretchers and Mat tresses, Chest of Drawers, Marble ALL OTHER PRICES OF BUILDING MATERIALS ARE ON THE SAME top Washstand, Large Mirror, Lino BEDROCK BASIS 12it. by 10ft.

Election

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Lyceum O p e n A i r T h e a tre , G riffith

Kitchen:

WAGGA

HARDYS LIMITED 'PHONE 100

CEDAR Extension Dining Table, 6 T O -N IG H T, at 8 o’clock ' Cjtiairs, Enamel Brmd Croclu TTafal IN SUPPORT OF THE COUNTRY PARTY CANDIDATES. MR. KILLEN gar Cool Sale, I.Jno. 12ft. x 8ft,, larg* AND MR. NOCK Authorised by J. H. Kelly, UrillUh. quantity of Preserving Jars, Crock ery. Saucepans aud Kitchen Uten hils, Tubs, Coppers and Numerotu Sundries. Also, Electric Iron, Elec trie Jug and Electric Fan. Single-furrow J’lough, quantity of Tools and Spraying Materials. CHErnOLET CAR, run 12,000 miles The Auctioneers have inspeeted tht larticles to be auctioned and they wil all be found to be in first class order Mr. Robison, having disposed of his T U E S D A Y W EDNESDAY Farm throwgh the Auctioneers, wil OCTOBER 15 OCTOBER 16 s<^ all Ills Furniture and Effects t< the highe,st bidders. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5th

Griffith Agricultural Society

11 th Annual Show

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J GREATER BEAUTY»

LATE ENTRIES, OCTOBER 12

Locatiou: Farm 1132, U Miles Griffith and About I Mile East of Hanwooe Metnl Road. Sale Starts 2 P.M. on Wednesday, October 9

MORE POWERFUL WILLYS-KNIGH T SIXES

S e y m o u r & R o x b u rg h AUCTIONEERS ---- GRIFFITH

The new style Willys-Knight Six is a triumph of fifteen years' pro gress. Its exclusive feature, the doub'e sleeve-valve Knight engine, elimin ates all the necessary adjustments and replacements associated with the poppet valve type of engine. Your first view of the new style Willys-Knight Six will immediately convince you of its greater beauty, while your deepest appreciation will come after years of service, when you have long enjoyed its velvet smooth ness, silent power, rugged stamina, enstained high speed, flashing activity and marked economy. , Your local dealer will gladly arrange for a demonstration at your own most convenient time. Get in touch with him immediately.

LOCAL DLALEKS; C H O Y BROS., YAMBU, ST R E E T G R IF F IT H

ON MONDAY NEXT 7th ©CTCBER HOSPITAL PAGEANT DAY

F e d e r a l E lectio n , O c t. 1 2 FOR A SQUARE DEAL TO THE ^COUNTRY AND NONE OF THEODORE'S SOCIALISTIC EXPERIMENTS AT THE EXPENStOF THE PRODUCING INDUSTRIES, VOTE THUS—

K IL L E N

The W h ite Bus WILL LEAVE GRIFFITH FOR YENDA— 9 A.M, 12.40 P.M. 4 P,M, 6,30 P,M,

R. II, BRADBURY, I'resldent. E. SELLIN, Secretary

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LEAVE YENDA FOR GRIFFITH9.16 A.M. 1.30 R.M, 4,45 P,M. AND 7.15. P.M, AND AFTER THE PICTURES, LEAVES GRIFFITH 11 P.M. '

A U C T IO N SA LE ACCOUNT MR. TOM CONRICK, ’t

TH E ENCIME Y O U U NEVER WEáR OUT Distnbutois for N.S.W.i

OVERLAND SYDNEY LTD. LAND AGENTS ACT 19^7 LYC EU M

THEATRE

GRIFFITH.

Farm 1294

Saturday, October I 2 ELECTION DAY, AT 2 P.M.

W.M. ¿5 . LOW has received Instruc tlons from Mr. Tom Gonrick to offer by Public Auction on the above date all his well-kept FURNITURE, whieli is practically new-, consisting of:

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY nn iK E -P l ECE Maitle Redroom Suite, Bed, eornplele, Cabinet Dres.ser, FOR REGISTRATION

THE GOVERNMENT POLICY STANDS FOR ECONOMY IN AD MINISTRATION, FOR EFFECTIVE CONTROL OF INDUSTRY AND FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AUSTRALK'S RURAL WEALTH. Hughes v/hen Prime M.niattr urged the .ibolition of the Fedcr.il Arbi-

KitclK'u I'able aiid Cliairs, Lino., tration Court; Bruc-j m geo it now. The Court admits? hr. Imiplesancss— I ROY HAROLD WARMAN carrying Sideboard, Round Oak Dining 'fable witness the Union's rei'iudi.ition of its award in the Tlmbt" Jiriko, and the on buslneHs a.s a geut-ial cuiumission and 7 Chairs, Moqnette Lming'* long-continued paralysing struggle. ‘ agent at Erigolia in the Stale of New Suite, Lino., 3 Seagrass Cliairs, 1 WHY MAINTAIN THE COSTLY FARCE; P A U L WARTON»S South Waie.s hereby gh e notice that Seagi’ji.-i.s 'fable, Siiig«'i- Miicliiiie, it is niy intention to apply to tin Pine NN'iil-drolie, ftressing 'I'.ibh', 1 THE COUNTRY PARTY HAS SERVED YOU WELL-GIVE IT YOUR F a m o u s F r iv o litie s l.iuid and Viiluatiou Court w'itliiu a BEST VOTE VOTING IS COMPULSORY Coriie) W'ardrolie, 1-fl. l.i in. Iren niontli fioin the Publication hereof for Beil, complete, 3 (eel Wire, W'ritiiig (Authorised by E. J. Munro, G^neial Secretary, Country Party, 25 O’Connell A SHOW DE LUXE 0 legi.stiation :is a land agt*nl under tlie iinreiut, I Sheai er Steve, Dri|i Safe, Street, Sydney) 25 ARTISTS WITH METROPOLITAN lirovisions iif the I.uiul Agents .\ct Ih'iim, CeoKing Lleiisihs, 32U Petrel REPUTATIONS 1927. Any person ilesiiing to object 'fins, llU Petrol Cases, I D.E. Mar GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK OF \ey IMongh, »lUantily 'if lles.sian, 12 PASSENGER CAR FOR NO BIGGER OR BETTF.R COMPANY to the .sitid applienllon i.s lieieby re NEW SOUTH WALES (pilred within luuiteeu (II) day.s from Dipping 'fins, 1 Diiiidng ’fank. quan MELBOURNE HAS EVER PLAYED THE i tile imblicatiou hereof to lodge wRli tily of good Timber, So N'eimg i.av HILALLD ami «•ndor.-.ed 'flLN'DLHS COUNTRY TOWNS ilie Regiatrar of the .said (Jmiit and ing Eowis (good .strain). aihlrc.-ssi'd III 11 \N' Mi'lman. IA (.'Alt will li'a v (irilfilh lor M”1 CAST INCLUDES; lorward-to nu at m.t indvate address I'tie Auctioneer-lias peisoual!> in V.vailing, ;uf im itid and will be m ^iioarm' on f'riday, Nuimnlier iat, restilted below l>y prepaid registered siiccied the above artichs, and can ceived ui> till noou, 15th Uclota r; IKE DELAVALE Iiturning Sunday, 3rd Xoveiulier.' letter a stiiienienl setting out fully the recommend tliem to intending Iniyers. THE TEN lONAS tilU F llT ll—I BRICK COf'fAC.K ;l.ea\i‘.e again’ on Monday, Bh No\euigrounds and facts on which he objects ALL ARTICLES ARI-: FOR aiilNLINli: APPLY,, àlauager,. (ixitiUh Bi'iind.g fur jlreiV retumurj;; .Oil 6tig.. ,.After this THE FLYING WARTO-NS to my said aiiplicatiou. PATILLO AND PESCO pluus, etc. '■fhe lowest or any tender , d.ute a Conllnuou.s Car Service will lUGNIvD this seveuteeutb day of THE BRACKS TRIO not. noci'HHHiiiy uccupteU............. |nm every aecoud thty. Uur louvea Sepleinbi'r. 1929. ENID PARKER By order of the CoinmisaiinieiH: ¡(¡.P.O., ,\Ielhuunif, S.39 a.m. Leaves RESERVE 5/5 GRIFFITH J. (J. MOlUiELL, Miiuuger, Hume Critlitl! 7 . 3 0 a.m. Bouts booked at Gar R. 11. WARMAN, Sturt Street AUCTIONEER--------Box Plan at T. R. Lee’s, Next l.ycoitm ERiOOLlA, den of Hos(‘h, Bimmi Avnmie, nrlliUh. BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH Department.

T u e s d a y N ig h t, O c t. 8

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AREA NEWS

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929

Consign your Fruit to Sydney W ith P. F.

PASE PIFtEEN. hr?.;

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arrive tben'

•nAVE« C.W.A. MEETING

DacMifoeT hmI

GRIFFITH BRANCH ADDRESSED

Rossiter

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The monthly meeting of the C.W.A. l»7 A« VM«i Krtta«, A |n>cA l-lw|gWy was held at the Lyceum by kind cour • Mtnn^ kMMi As&mIB tesy of Mr. Morel, last Thursday. Mrs. •4 y*w mfR. H. Bradbury presided over an ex Arag w f*w7 cellent galiieriug. Apologies W ’ere re tB$ Im«« tmmftm i tumm MMfr Iv ceived from Mosciames Glbbins, W A« wiK4««i mmI «f yvm Im m Vyw flow, and Miss A. 0-rlffln, and greet Ivarv) ^***' *• ® » * * * * ^ ings to mombors were received from —Acy vH U •• feel.« Mrs. Morel from Swltzerlind. ^ ««w t<m m Atm ywi Atm mm m Aay mre -. *m4mr Mrs: ChrlBtlo wss welcomed or caking up her, duties m hon secre tary; also Ihroc now pjombere, thus The firm with a reputs^tion for Btraightforward dealing. P SCHULTZ) (W, DONALDSON) , dóubllng the membership since Janu YAMUIL STRl ET. GRIFFITH Phone U3 Every effort made to ensure satisfaction for clients. ary last. Prompt and Reliable Advice. Quick Returns. Hlgheat ruling Prices. Mrs. Kdwards reported that a profit of between £ 40 and £50 had resulted References: Commercial Bank Co. of Sydney, Ltd., Hkymarket, from the ball and revel. A sum of Personal references: From Leading Growers fn all States. £9 was cleared from the two street CITY FRUIT MARKETS, SYDNEY stalls on Saturday last. The members expressed their deep appreciation of One of the Oldest Flrnie in the Sydney Municipal Markets. the help given by Mr. Goldrick (M.C.) and Messrs. Bob Bell, Lasscock, R. lUhq those expectant expressions? Smith, Thompson, Ebert, Alton, Ed wards and another in connection with (the doq is plainlq anticipatonj.) the recent festivities: also gratitude lUhij—PlESl to Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Robinson, Mr. Hot. steaming, sauourij piesl Tastij, Bunistcin, for judging the fancy cos meatq, crisp, satisfijinq piesl tumes: to Mrs. Alton and her pretty Colliss & Patterson * 15ul tiui dog't share will be veni. uenj small, for theii're little singers, aud to Mrs. Himpkins Griffith for 80 generously playing the extras Firewood Merchants, O U R P I E S . Tm O n e l for the revel. In order that all districts of Now GOOD WOOD. QUICK MOTOR DELIVERY South 'Wales should have equal repre #1 n K t \ V aI A r ^ i\h k Pastrycook REASONABLE _PRICES t l L j I k lm and ^Confectioner sentation oh the central execrrtlve of j Phone 225 QRIFFITH and YENDA ORDERS LEFT AT TRENERRY BROS,, PLUMBERS, YAMBIL STREET. the C.'W.A., the branch forwarded a: resolution to Wagga for the Group WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO R i^SSSbSB SB BSSHBBI8I SSI!S5^n sSBSS5SSBB5SSSSsi fsv Conference, to be held there on Octo sa ISSS 9bBBBH íS9BBS9H ËI ber 21; “That the Stare be divided into districts, each district to have its own executive committee elected from the presidents of branches in that dis trict. At the auminl district conference delegates to be appointed for the an nual Hydtxey conference and the cen tral executive to be elected from these of OriJtnib and RlCHARUa AND WEIR beg to announce to the PublU District that they have PURCHASED the SAWMILXJNG PLANT of the delegates.” Late M. T. Mickleaon, and aro now prepared to SUPPLY ALL DESCRIP A tetter from Mfs. Mc-Krell, presi dent of the Venda branch r*-ad J*TIONS of SAWN TIMBER, DRESSED and UNDRESSED. «tathlgMhat a resolirtfon forTRix WRITE FO»¥^OTAT10N8 sion of State had also been forwarded Í07 to 'W''agga for the group conference * from that branch. FARWAROINQ AGENT,

GRIFFITH

Fruit Packing and Grading Dpne on Grower?* Account

J H o lm e s Ltd

FRUIT MERCHANT EXPORTER AND IMPORTE“

li ;• 4rea Builders -Supply Co.'

Pies—Hoi Piesl

F or F ir e w o o d -R in g 240

R ich a rd s & W eir S a w m ille r s

W. F. MANSER

GRIFFITH

PHONE241 and 248

Unexpected Visit

Mr. T. W'hite, Inspector of Schools, paid an unexpected visit and was 'C“ heartily welcomed by the president. In addressing the members he showed how tlie present* sy.stem of education had been evolved during Iho past .i0 years. Until comparatively receut times the endeavor w'as to compel the chiUI to conform to some pricouceived idt a he secret of lunching well lies not only in good of what it should become. In the so food, prepared with perfect culinary skill,_ days it w-as considerC‘d Uiiu lue best quiet and ease of service, but quite as much in taa VCT'T IDD I'csuils were obtained bV b ''pnig tiie aan tu-,-?.Tganr3taM8ai the feeling of personal comfort, attradliveness of sur child to develop along tlic lines nio.^t roundings, the atmosphere, qnd the people one meets. suited to Us capability and iucliira You will find lunching here most pleasant. ThewellT' fioiiS'" SO that- auy talonta -it jnlght Dtss chosen andf varied mcmt.T are snrt to satisfy. scss were encouraged mstead of being repressed, as often occurred toiuioiD. Mr. White specially mentloued the difficulties and hardships experienced Banna Avenue, Qriffith by the teacher and scholars in the T te Haps and Ttlishaps of qour fournei^. little outback school, aud said he Pictures of qour friends, all are deeply appreciated a little help fiou, BQ qours if i^ou have a Camera. the C W.A. would be in lire shape of a, bursary or in helping to provide -a hostel for girls attending high schoo . T h e S T A N D A R D F R U I T C o. I He said that in all education truth BO Should be the dominant note; not ex'actly truth as opposed to telling a lie. FRUIT PA C K ER S but truth in the sense of thoroughness 'and earnestness in all life’s work and CASE MAKERS, & c. :mndeftakiugs, Let us be i^our station for Photoqraph'c Supplies. especially as regards Ijou'll find our Printing and Deuelopinq Seruice 'citizenship„ . helpful. I At the coücl\¿siou Mrs. Bradbury Jondaryan A venue, G riffith j thanked Mr. White for his rullghten-I dug and interesting address and ex Ph.c„ M.P.S., Fruitgrowers—luive your Fruit packed by us and securesubstantial' pressed the hope that he would again Chemist and Druggist G RIFFITH Tci, 1C5 savings in freight on each consignment. Account Sales direct to grower.! ,visit the branch, Un the motion of We are also cash buyers of Fruit in season. Mrs. J. ErskiuB, seconded by Mrs. QBI Scobie, aud supporteil by Mrs. O. E. □ Ql TRY U8 FOR FRUIT CASES, NAILS,ETC. llawkius, a hearty vote of thanks was PHONE 23 —...................................................Box ; 319 accorded the visitor which \uis carried by acclamaliou, 'I'he meeting closed with atteinoon tea and a 'ote of thanks to the hos tesses, Mrs. D. Cox and Mrs. Buuudy.

Q u ick S e r v ic e

Cliarminq Bits of Scenerq

R ennett’s Ideal Cafe

W . K . S IM P S O N

D r e ssm a k in g Mrs Cummings

WISHES 10 NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT SHE HAS NOW SECURED AN UP-TO-DATE DRESSMAKER, LATE OF STATION HOUSE, RAWSON PLACE, SYDNEY. STYLE AND FI T GUARANTEED ALSO A

Nice Range of Spring Materials and Millinery Now in Stock.

NOTICE

W e are Cash Buyers of h eep sk in s | The louring company I'-as playing 1o .‘imall altdieiiceS in u iciuoie ciumtry lovn. One <lay a local inhaldlaut i; W ool, Hides, T allow & Rabbit Skins ;■ usk the manager liow Ike tlieatre v us being patronised. H IG H E S T PRICES PAID ‘'Ub, not so bad, nut so bud,“ re plied ilie manager. “;rto)iie;iiae.-'- were half full, and soiueliuies lialt einpiy.” M O T O R L O R R IF J S R U N N I N O

HOUSES REMOVED

HAVING purchased a HOUSE REMOVING PLANT from Ray and Sava,|e, I am prepared to REMOVE HOUSES in ANY PART.of district. I

L. SAVAGE

CONTRACTOR ■Phone 170 Box 81 QflWth

THROUGH

T H E D IS T R iC I

CALL OR WRIT £ TO

G riffith Telephone : 52

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G U IH EN BRO S.

Auctioneers, Land Stock and Properly Salesmen VALUATORS GRIFFITH

Auction Sale SatureJay. October AT 2 P.M.

UNRESERVED

Auction Sale

CASH COLUMN

ACCOUNT MISS GLADYS FOLEY AGENTS Take Notice.—i withdraw

my Farm 1725 from Sale.—R. ROBIN Yenda SON, Fanil 1735, Balllugal.^ Stock and Property Stock for Sale on Approved Bills of 3 or 6 Months; ACCOUNT A. A. CHURCHILL ,ESQ. Available on Irrigation and Lists on Application. All Classes of Farms S a tu r d a y , O c to b e r 1 2 PLOORCOVERING ; Our stock of Dry Area. AGENTS FOR South British Insurance Co., Ltd.; Mercantile At 2 p.m. Linoleum comprises 40 different pat Farm 1802 Mutual Insurance Co., Ltd. (All Classes.) All Business transacted under terns. Attractive Rev. Wool, or Axdirect supervision of the Principals. SEYMOUR and ROXBURGH, instruc mlnster Rugs may be had in a number PHONES (2 lines); 14 and 830. (Connected with M, Gulhen and GUIHEN BROS, have received instruc ted by Miss Gladys Foley, will Sell by of sizes to match any lino. Compare C. L. Neville) tions from Mr. A. A. Churchill to offer Public Auction at her Residence, “ The qualities and prices. MACKAY & CO., by Pûbllc Auction on the above date Bungalow,” Yenda, on abovementioned COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, all hla WELL-KEPT FURNITURE, date, all her WELL-KEPT FURNI- GRIFFITH. TURE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, as ETC., consisting of:— ', . ' \ f follows:—■ ' ' ‘ < FOR SALE, Fordson Tractor, in Diningroom : Couch, Hall Stand. Suite of 6 Chairs THREE pining Tables, 4 Kitchen thorough working condition; no fur (Rosewood), Dining Table, Lino. Tables, 5 Small Tables, Sideboard, ther use. Phone 202. 12 Dining-room Chairs, 4 Cane Square ( 9x9) Chairs, 10 Single Beds and Mattres I OR SALE, Double Bedstead and APPLICATIONS FOR CROWN LANDS ATTENDED TO Bedroom: ses, Quantity of Blankets, 3 Ward Spring Mattress; also two Single AGENTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., HART-PARR TRACTORS, Double Bed and Bedding, Lino (12 x robes, 5 Chests of Drawers, 3 Dres Bed Mattresses, in good condition. 14), Dressing Table, Wardrobe sing Tables, Corner Wardrobes, Apply Saturday afternoon. C. R. RAWLINGS' MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE Washstnnd and Ware. FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK bu'ge Quantities of Cutlery and Park, Blnya Street. Kitchens 'PHONE; 288 GRIFFITH, N.S.W. BOX 382 Crockoix 80 Preserving Jars, CoolStove, Table, Dresser with glass ganlie Cool Sate, Kitchen Utensil.s, FOR SALE. Leather-covered .Cotteli door, Meal Safe, Kitchenware, Cook Copper and Stand, Copper, Large two Arm (Tluiira, four .small Riice- • ing Uieusils, Crockery, Cutlery, etc. Tub, Spades, Mattocks, Axes and CG. Bent, Yenda. I’ools, Scales (2cwt ), quantity of other Tools, and large Quantity of K -. . -Bags, Saddle and Bridle, and for SALE, very quiet House Cow, SUNDRIES. SUNDRIES too numerous to particu due to calve. Apply Farm 452, or ring larise. The Auctioneers Recommend Atten 104 Griffith. *«ncr Time: 2 p.pi. Date: 5th Oct. dance at the Sale, which will be UN SPECIALISTS In all land matters connected with the Munumbidgee Irri Place: Farm 1802 RESERVED.. All the articles to be FENCTNt! POSTS for Sale, 5-i't. 10-ln, 8 X 4; also ordinary Fencing Postsand gation Area and surrounding districts Comprehensive lists of Irrigable sbld are in good brder. Strainers. W. A. King, Yambil Street. Farms, Orchards and Businesses for 8 de supplied on application. (NOTE ALTERxMTON OF DATE) AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE SAei STARTS 2 P.M., iiAT. OCT. 12„ qi, .^,,1, SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH Location: Yenda (near Packing Shed) | oinato Plants, see H. Lucca, piouecu' PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESMEN, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192) gaiHhmer: you will save 35 per cent. S e y m o u f * & R o x b u r g h -M Forcsha\\’’s Hall every Saturday. G .U ^aO .F . •ANNA AVENUE, ...-----— ™ -----------------

Palframan, Wood & Co.

Auctioneers, Valuators, Registered Land Agents Stock and Property Salesmen

Seymour & Roxburgh Auctioneers, Stock and Station Agents GRIFFITH

GUIHEN BROS. Auctioneers, GrifiBth

AUCTIONEERS, GRIFFITH

“ For Your Cases, Go io Cirases”

H. A. C R Â SE CASE M AKER

Local secretavj'-^ / C. R, PARK iirifftth Produdftfs’’

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M.U.I.O.O.F..—Will ' aH Officers and

Banna Avenue West (Agent, London Assurance, Fire and Accident) .^HONE: 50

GET IN THE PICTURE OF THE

Brethren of the Loyal Griffith Lodge C. o( E. BALL Gent's, Ù/ ■ ADMISSION: Ladies, ‘2/-; Children/ I/- .'loin in the Hospital Pageant Proces SHIRE HALL, DARLINGTON POINT

Friday, October 4 (ioud -Mubìc Guod I'lour Novelty Dance.s, .Monte Carlo Dancing, 8 till 12; G.ootl Supper

Ladi*s, 5/-; Gent's, 7/6

Great Movie Hospital

PAGEANT B anna Avenue, Griffith

M o n d a y , O c to b e r 7 th EIGHT-HOUR DAY

Greatest Demonstration Ever Made of the Area's Greatness Monster Charity Appeal

March i n the P r o c e s s io n a n d C a n y a C o in f o r t h e H o s p ita l F la g THE PROCESSION will be marshalled in Yambil Street, between 10 and 11 a.m. on MONDAY MORNING moving off punctually at 11.30 follow ing a route from Jondaryan Avenue westward along the left-hand slide of Banna Avenue to Ulong Street then back down the ri^ht-hand side of the Avenue to the dispersal grpund opposite the railway station. NOTE.—SCHOOL CHILDREN will muster in Kooyoo Stree-t. No movement of traffic in Danna Avenue from 11.15 a.m. until the conclusion of the procession. HOSPITAL BENEFIT RACE MEETING, Showground Course, first race, 2 p.m., under A.J.C. Rules. MONSTER HOSPITAL SPORTS MEETING, event, 1 p.m. DANCING all day in Open -air Theatre

j.U'ST opening fresh and new designs jec, Shopping Bags; useful lue.seuts at M’/ll each. G. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller,

Limited; Giji^th,;;"’ %A L'

Griffith Packing Shed

Rugby Oval, first

AEROPLANE FLIGHTS, SIDE-SHOWS, CHOCOLATE WHEELS, and NOVELTY STALLS MERRY-GO ROUND AND OCEAN WAVE Babies’ Creche under care of Nuise Valentine and staff of voluntary workers in Park, between Post Office an.d Court House. Return of NEWTON CARROLL’S HUGE CANVAS THEATRE AT NIGHT Returned Soldiers will meet at great Smoke Social Rally In Memorial Hall. Distinguished Guests.

Charity Calls

(Mirrool United Branch No, 9403) Meets Every Alternate Tuesday at St. Alban's Hall, Griffith Sick,.Funeral and Hospital Dsnsfits Ulilturpassed by Arty OWt^.r t t. , Friendly Benpfit Society in the Commonwealth

L et it Not Call in Vain. B, R, THORNE, Secretary,

sion on Monda^ne.\t, behind the tab leaux staged {he Lodge. Regalia will be worn.

Adults Dance Every Third Dance

IM'ize.s for Home mude Best. Fancy Dress (original) and Best Sets of 4 jO’l tONNKLL’S, file well-known Cycle ^■rnd Motor people, wish to advise the ■general public that they-have removed GRIFFITH CALEDONIAN jlrom Gilpin’s to Cohen’s Buildings, SOCIETY iTianna Avenut', wlnwe they are carry ing (m t)n.sipe,s,s as usual.

M. O'Keefe, Hon. Sec... ATM. MBMBFUS of the above Society

TENDERS.

______________________ _ are, roriuesled to MKl*/!' ¿VP ML- u j \i f is day and night; so is the Ben MORI AL HALL in time, to nituch iii Watch. Get one to-day, 8/0 plain, 12/6 Paiieaiit on FIGHT-HOUR DAV. , luminous. G. W, Speirs, Our Jeweller. * starting time, -see oUxur.-UdYr*rtJsenu/n.f'............. .. .... ......./ .....

SOLID Silver Wrist Watches, rotary TENDERS are invited for SUPPLY of|-'----: MILK AND CREAM, 3 days week. TENliERS, closing at Griffith Office at movement; ladies jsill find most ()uality required: 40 gaPons milk, 12,noon on Monday he, 11th October, are serviceable. Only 25, 0 eacli. on moire gallons cream.—GRIFFITH FREEZ invile«! for the PURCILASE ol the l.'aml. Geo. W, Speirs. Our .Jeweller. BUILDINGS on Fainis 3s5, 003 .(por j ING CO., LTD., Box 44, P.O. tioiLS 3.55, parish M'yttngan), OBI, 1170, TD LE'l’, Binya Street.---!.,arge i'rivate t:i5:j, ’ too,' 159S. and 1000 Mirrool, and Ifouse, Huitabh' foi' hoarders. Apply allotment 12 st'elion 30 Griffith thos«/ .\rt‘a N('ws Olflce. (Ml Farms 3S5, 003 and 1508 and allot_____ iment 12, being avaitahle for removal USU.M. .Monthly MiaOing of the ! |)urpose.s only. FUR'l'llEH P.ARTH’U- .\.l..P. will he held at the C’onimerclnl .1, W. KELLY AND CO,, Auctioneers, : p s o),iinn;Uih' at Lamls Olliee. No Room, FIot«'l Victoria, Friday, tth, ar Griffith, have buyer for all kinds of ^ p,,. u(ices.sarily aceepted. - J- G, ■■ p.m,

Horses Wanted

GOOD HORSES visiting GrjtiUli oU|V()ULT.. Acting General Miinager, WANTED, good T,aundr«*Hs. Mrs. FRIDAY, 11th OCTOBER, 1920. We | Areas, \V.C. and I.G.. Möuldej’, Mirrool llou.s«'. will b«‘ pleased to receive i)articular,s from all intending sellers. OFFERS, plainly endorsed and POst«'d, quantity of Chick or or placed in Tender Box, Leeton wiu'at. Pric«> and (.»fflee. will be received by the , .sample at Area New s Oilice. INTERRUPTION OF ELECTRIC signed up till 5 p.m. on 'Pmasday, 1he|_. _ ---------------------------------------- SUPPLY 8Ui October, 1929, for th«“ PURf’IIASE FAMILY ENDOWMENT TAX rONSUAIERS on the Mirrool Irriga with all faults (if any) of ONE NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS TO FIAT” MIVITIR tinn- .Areas are notified tliat the Elec- SlNGLE-SEA'I’ED

FURNISH RETURNS OF'WAGES 1l ie SnpTtly will he GUT OFF from GAR, which is availabl«' tor Insiiectioii NO'I’IGF is h«‘i«‘by given that all «'in-, 2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. on SUNDAY tiEXT, at the Commission’s Electrical Woi-k ploy«‘i's of labour (not exempt«'«! by t;ih O;hober.—.T, G. YOULL, Acting shoi>s, Leetoii. Dopo.sil of 10 pm’ cent the Gommissioii«'!' of Taxation) are re-

General Manager, M.I. Areas, W.C. of valúe of offer, ali,-«cncc of whicli will quiri‘<i to furnish to th«' Gnmmissioiu'r rt ndt'r off«'r,s informal. No ofRu' mmes of Taxation, at liis Offie«'. Warwick* and LC. DON'T FORGET

GRAND BALL (In Aid of R’.C. Clmrch)

WHITTON SCHOOL OF ARTS

F r id a y , O c to b e r 1 8 First-Cla.s.s ()rchcHtr;t; Exccilmil Hupper A. T, Mc.tlrath and A, Wcav«r, Hon. S«*cH.

í-aríly acccpH'd. Fl RTIIIIU BAR I'mihiing. lTiiiiiilt«)ii Slr<‘et, Sydiuy, on h'ICFLARS from F.statcs Officcr, at or bef«n«‘ Tuesday, th«* 15tlf OctolH'r, l.etdon. J. G. YOUI.L, Acting Gem 1929, returns of wages, remuneration ía 1 Mamop'r, M.l. Ari'as, for 111«'«'«’ work, salaries, honns«'s, «'oni-

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missions. and overtime fiitid lb, ami board ami lodging proviiR'd for. einl»loy«‘«!S «luring Ibe |ir«\scribe«l pm lod «omnieiicing ou Isl July, 1929, and «‘luling oil ihnli S«‘pt«‘iiib.'i’, 1929. Forms or relurns may he obtained ^ from all Fosl offices. R.'ceiviiig Offices, Gourl IIous«‘S, and Police Rf at ions in New South Wales, ¡iml at the Dt']iart ment of Taxaii«)U. M arwii-k ,, th«'1rstiihinig, llannlton Strmi. Sydney,

THE RICE MARKETING BOARD FOR THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES LEETON

BAGS FORT930 RICE CROPS

AFTER D'cember 31st, 1929 F, ,1. M c M A H O N . I, FIF/l’RO MOGLIOTTI of Italian u,ec .Marketim? Board WlLt. ACCEUT ('omniissioner of Taxation, ualionality horn at üocchettíf, Tanaro, rigf ONLY IN NEW STANDARD Ilál.v. and ie.Mdeiit four and a half (’HAI’MAN SAOKS, propc'rly -in^wn Jh'-HttliyTor failure to liirnish rt'iurn years in Australia, now re'l^iding at wHh at h-ast sixteen stitelu'S with - an i'luonni not «’xceedlng £59. Farm 843, Tmetoii. iiileml to apply for double twin«' to «ach bag, and free G.:U)7(;i naturalisation under the Common- (ropi holes, wealth Nationality Act, 1i)29'25, M. II. B. KING, Rocuduiy. LATE ADVTS, ON PAGE 14

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1929

VOL. VILANO. 80

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®l|e Area ^eípi Printed and Publlalied by tbe eoU yi-oprletor, P. J. ¡Slattery, at hi. regiatered inintlng office, Baunu Avenue. Griffith, In the Stale of N6W South Wal^s. Australia. Griffith, Monday, October T, 1929

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Monday, Oct. 7.— Monster Hospital Movie I'ageaul at (iritiith (f yrh' ai d animal LOVER’S REMEDY General Sports. Reg. Race Alcciin;; n'o the Kililor) Blr,—To Ihoae wivo posf!e.ss canini.' Monday, October 7. ‘ i'eslm and pets, and above all, to those ho art- "Powder." Lyceum de Luwe, humane at heart and have an ounce Monday, October 7, Newt'vi of citizenship in them, 1 feel sure that lull’s Canvas Theatre, tio.spilal Ih-ni* G riifith ’s G re a t C h a rily C arnival Dr. Bodycomb’s letter v, ith reference lit perfovniance — "'I’lie Cmr c-i s to the indiscriminate laying of poison Daughter.’’ baits will appeal and resuli in sonu-jI Tuesday. October 8, Paul \Mui:action being taken to ro.ntiai this evil. ton’s Karnous FrlvolUit-a Revue .Blio\., As an animal lover, I know how Lyceum Theatre. Long List of Festivities attached one can become to an canine pet, and It is regrettable that public I'uesday. October S. -"Wartons fri opinion has nofaln-ady been re.spon volities, Lyceum de Luxe. To-day is Pageant Day. sible for stamping out Uie bait evil in Wednesday, October Furnii in o From ten o’clock this morning until a late hour to-night Griffith Sale, rear Gnilien Hrr>s. Otlief-, aeioanf Griffith. It an offender could be caughi ami Mr. Churchill. will be possessed of the carnival spirit, for at ten o'clock the marshal given a term In gaol, it v.ould act as Wednortilay, October 9. --- i’rogre;,'j ling of the Pageant procession will commence, and so crowded Is the a deferent to others: and I think tliat Association Meeting. programme of attractions that non» can tell what hour will see the one of the best methods of amiuiring close of the revels. information that would lead to the Wedne.iday, October i) Cleai There were pessimists who, in the beginning, thought that the pro conviction of culprits would be the ej.s- Sale, account Mr. S. G. Robison. Sey^ j e c t w a s t o o large for t h e organising resources of the community, but tablishment of a fund sutRcieiitly large mour and Roxburgh, aiicUo.u'« ’i-. they have been transformed into, cc-operators, and the day of the Pa enough to pay a substantial reward ’JT iursd ay, O c t o b e r 10.— Ja v en ilQ ) geant dawns with every individualin the district agog with expectarvey. for this information, to which I, for B a ll, Y e u d a L y c e u m .

Day Dawns

From the district point of view to day'» Pageant celebrations have an Import quite distinct from the charl table purpoeee of the venture, and there are certain considerations which merit attention. In the past Griffith has been rather addicted to the community dis•aae known as waning enthusiasm. Some years ago there was held at Lakevlew a big New Year's Day sports meeting, which, though hur ono, would willingly contribute. S atu rd ay , O ctober 12. Cl<-''-ius The last-minute indications are lliat there will bs a much bigger riedly arranged, was a huge success. I sincerely hope that it will be pos S a l e , M i s s F o l e y ’s, Y e n d a . S e y m o u r in the procession than was at first anticipated. Various Here, It was thought, was the begin sible in the near future to do some a n d R o x ln ir g h . ning of an annual district celebration thing to stamp out this evil.—Yours, S a t u r d a y , O c t o b e r 12. — C l e a r i n g which would serve the purpose of C o n r ic k . W. S. Gow , bringing the young people of the dis bO hitch nau ««»n < wastrfcpb}i«aC\ii’ *t had t*«n ¿-«A*-? trict together In a healthy atmosphere, October, 4. T u e s d a y a n d W od u o sO n y , O c t o b e r lyjd, at the same time, provide 15 a n d 10.— G riR lth A n n u a l Show-. ilnually a large sum of ffi^ney fAr, 1, ,miiuT!utm6 scries 1if*'atti'a.-tioiib MPncu. .ft imo o*cfcck *lBe Ítií’«'«* THE POISON MENACE charitable purposes. This is a goefl (To the Lditor) LYCEUM DE LUXE bsglnnlng, thought everybody, and Sir,— I have read Dr. Rodycomb’s ------- :o:------rile momlne the mavslialHue ct tuel later the cry, "theyTe oB!” will ge from this we will build an annual Griffith New Year’s Day sports carni Pageant win begia. The particll.antsU, at the showground race traca, letter in your previous issue and think Adapted from the novel by the val, the fame of which will spread n the nrocesslou will line up In whote the UrimiU Ilace Club ,s con- that one can readily understand how Countess Barcynska, British Inteniahe feels under the circumstances. far and wide helping to establish the Vambll Street. The conlmgent o( re.|ductlng a hospital be^elit race meetI admit that there are frequently tional Pictures have scoied a veritable liistrict in the f^ivorable regard of the] turned ^ soldiers, who will maJsii Ih-d ing. dog.s straying around which are per triumph with "Tesha.” Directed by Taking the Air State. " But, unfortunately, this was b i g g e s t i n d i v i d u a l d i s p l a y in t h e whf .le haps belter out of the w'ay; but these Victor Saville, the unusual theiiie has not a beginning; it was ^ p r o c e s s i o n , will m u s t e r a t M ir r o o l o n e d t u i e n o t a b l e a t t r a c t i o n s o f t h e periodical raids of wholesale destruc been handled in a remarkably (h-ltcaie the epd. The enthusiasm of Griffith H o u s e w i t h t h e o t h e r s b e h i n d t h e m iu a e r o p l a n e R ig h ts . O n e tion. W'lien nobody’s dog Is safe, seem manner. It is an exceptionally power waned. There have been other ins Uie o r d e r y r b s c r i b e d b y Hio ful story ot a beauitfuD confll« t of a a r r i v e d i u GriHitli o n S a t u r d a y , a very great, pity.—Your.-^', etc., tances of projects undertaken, came c o m m i t t e e . T h e sc h o o l c lilld re u , expected th a t th re e dying passionate t-i-aving J«;r N. 1<1 lJUWRN. w-oman’s forward for a time, and then droppecL will b e u n d e r t h e c o n t r o l of Cueii be l u Griffith !to-day. motherliooti and tli«* iiT«;i.sistlldi‘ call i-l Such a state of affairs does not make proper authorities, will be will be m^de from the usual GriRUii, U c l o b e r o. her art. Maria ConUi as the dancer, for the establishment of a vigofou , together in Kooyoo Street to and Jameson Thomas a.s the hrisbaml. ^ Uaudiug ground the I'cserve adjoinNfeWTON CARROLL MOVIMG p r.,r...lv . score dual praise for llieir warndei-ful risk of accident and lag the Rugby (.ival. Short Rights will THEATRE In many centres tnrougnuu ted fusion. Kooyoo Street will he closed offered at low cost, portion of interpretations of diHieidt 1la. .1 ■ offered at low ----El,h.-Hour Day Is .„J. nival traffic from ten o clue r ^^ -.^ybich will be donated to the hospital. Tilt- c o m m i t t e e of tlu- Griffith Dis picture is released by C..\.P.'’ and will an annual sports the morning until after the procession, j I,yceum opeU-air theatre t ilo t HusyiLai, h a v i n g b e e n fo i 't u u a t e be seen at the Lyce-uni Tlietitr'e to Irv.th® cause Of chartty. "j IdaMclug will be. Itt progress through- t o s e cu i'e t h e w ell-ju io ftu .Nowlou Car: night, wiijj ‘‘l-’owiif-'r ’ a> a auiHairlm.u. ^,, How They M„oh tlons not only help to create v^lthin ro ll c o m b i n a t i o n of d r a m a t i c a n d ^ ^ . c o m e d y p l a y e r s , p a i t o u s m a y b e as.sur- feature. the oommunlties an enterprising and The orher of the proceeeloh The introduction of it \ ainl«'v'ilh- i'fo progressive character, but they tnv ed of a s p l e n d id n lg U t's e n t e r t a i n n i e n l gramme at the l,ycmim on Tin- lay “‘"'“(h-hU.h Dtetrkl K ahO to h-a.l ¡o' press on the surrounding d'Btncts con- on M o n d a y ( t o n i g h t ) in t h e .spacious night wlieu Wtirtoii's Crivolili«-: . a ^ draw the crowds and return 1. Returned Soldiers pre-eminence of the towns which are R a u rta A \ e n u e eomatiy ot 2.5 .star artisi will pros-nl i s h i e r a b h s u m to t h e d a y ’s r m a n c l a l | m a r q u e sit nut ed iu l^ ad los’ r o m m i t t c e 'jrUere will al s o be s e v e r a l a n d tlie c o t u p a n y b e i n g a m e r i t o u o u . s a briglit and varied lU'oiir,amine, will the .cene. of this annual ' takings. 'J, Rod CroBS Girls Instances of this may be seen in ev y s i d e s h o w s in to w n lo-duy, i n c l u ( l i i i g | o i n ‘ a n d t h e oliject in tlie best i n i m |linake a pleasing varir-ty in Ihe tliea School Children ' u.rt.r 0 fth. State. Thor, are^town. a n o -rry-g o-rouiul a n d o c e a n w av e, a n d e a t s o t llio D i s t r i c t H o s p it a l, I h e liugw ire's entertaium(--ul for tins week. Ike 5. C o u n t r y W o m e n 's A s s o c i a t i o n which are known throughout Austr • .Vartons. itnd o i l i e r m o a n s of a d v e n t u r e f o r t h e d e - l e a m a s i h e a i f e m a y be, i n a d e q u a t e to Delavale, the Flying (j. fik-iendly S o d e t l e B II. .imply by reaaon of liglit of tlie JuA'eniles a n d a d u l t s b o t h . 't ^ e c o n u n o d a t c t h e la r g e cr ow tl ot Ivuli- Ollier well known ligiires ot the vauile 7. T r a d e s a n d I n d u s t r i e s ! At n i g h t s i d e - s h o w s w ill b e in full j,a y seeL 'ers of Ijealtliy a m u s e m e n t , ville stage are included in tlie coin ono. in .very year, they outatandlng .v.nt In the aportlng o. . 8. Agiieullural Society P i p e ' s w i n g : t h e L y c e u m rvill o f fer a n a n - ’ f]'b>, pl ay c lio s e n by Hie, m a n a g e m e n t paiiy.

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XN’hai won hi vviii do it .v'Ut h--'.- '-i | S l a r p i c t u r e p r o g r a m m e f o r t h e e n t e r - . e n t i t l e d T h o Convict'.s D auglder, i t u i i i m e n t of t h e c r o w d s , a n d N e w t o n p a b o u n d s w i t h e x c e l l e n t c o m e d y tlie mttn of your love class you as an CarroU’s C a n - o i r s big big canvas c a n v a s theatre t h e a t r e returns, r e t u r n s , yituatious, y i t u a t i o u s , whilst w hilst a a Rne fine sentiment s e n t i m e n t id of I‘‘Ehlicieiii pi(-ee of OOu <- 1*limit ill

In any other way. „„leali lU. Fire Brlgaue In looking at this Movie Hospital ^ 11. S p o r t i n g Bod es ¡.¡.ce-’and a lirst-class theatrical , interest maintained througlr Lsee how Patsy Ruth Millm- overt-,ottn-s -----------------, show -------- is w uace-,““" there ....s t a..... Migli iio.Pi. ..................... dl: N e w s o n g s will this obslael«- in "Beautiful Rut Dumb," Club, w with Parade ot Race a c e Club, Pageant Griffith should have regatd 3V2.T RRace races "'ü i g e d . Tn t h e M e m o r i a l t l a l l three acts bore.» purtlclputlug lu „-ill rally .H a for the possibility of inaugurating an b e r e n d e r e d by t h e c o m p a n y 's c o m e lier latest slarriag pictui'e, wliich v id Eight-Hour Day demonstration as an l a t e r in day g r e a t c a r n i v a l n i g h t s m o k e so cial, a t d i a n s , tlie.re not b e in g a d u ll m o m e n t be relt-mseU by L’aramoaui :>.s out- ot L l i i c l i t h e g u e s t of l io n o r will b e Dr. f ro m tlie rise to fall of t h e c u r t a i n the l.yceum Theatre's :iMiio'l'on--^ tor annual district institution i 12. U a l i u n C o m m u n i j n . i H w o r a te d C a r s Hets B e r d y . S t a l e P r e s i d e n t of the, U.S.L.. S e a t s , at p o p u l a r pri<-es. nvtiy lie l e YVedne.svtav. Incliidi'd in the cast are seems a pity that so S aturday, activity and omanisation should be ir,. Most O rig lim i l u b U a t i x a t i l . s e r v e d at Tm.-’s. 'l l m c o m p a n y will Shirley I'alim-r, CliarP-s R.v<-r, Ci'fU l 115. C o m ica l I t e m s ' and who, to daj, will. lead . . the . .returned, aiqu-ar at tin Glob«- Tlnmli Vtdl/-, Georgt- K. Stone, Bid Irving Hml expended on one passing show»U VII Uarvt-> Clark. .tnotliei' eonclusive out of the question, of 37.. Miscellaneous soldiers’ conllngent in the . jfiiigtou, on 'I'luti'sday uigid in-.v> would be to run every year a movie pa-j a d«-taclmnmt ot mounted poli« ............. proof of the cmi.slsenliy cood pieiures

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te^nt of the m,agnitude of the one|,„i„ „ r e c e d e Uie oV Chief C i t y H e a l t h Officer a t S y d n e y . ! l YNNE" I being lurin-d out i)> tin- i nivtUr-U 1 apleasureI <'ortioraiiou is Umt coiaiiauj s ‘ „B.rt.k.u (or <h. . ,," ’T ', r 7 . 1 > ° ,«u-llculu'- »-« - ai.UuKUl»l,.d „rniuiry roco,,l.| ,h.t Griffith ha. now bo(or. It, but an Mmonals » havliiy aorvoU ,vllh dlotluetlon In botl,^^^^ seiiting liis full company , lu-iidt-vl . .-pin. Shakedown," whicli wd' b-.nnoal p.oc.a.lon and »port, c a r n i v a l ^ „ t ll,o l^ui.l I ,a >« w.r,^ at-' iiua -----yji.v^js L esley .\«li'ienn«‘. in Mis. ¡scret-ned on Wr-diu-sdav at tin- L Pile taiuiug d... tlie ,^.,,, rank of ('.nlmiel. Co lo n el. Dr. P 1 uh u n lIya I ^ W o o d ’s e v e r g r e e n play. " F a s i , eeiim Thi-atn-. F«-iiturihg .bim«-.s Mn •I not only within the range of possi- „f traffic will be pe 1, i.r f- it would be a desirable acquisi A v e n u e b e t w e e n 1 U ú a.m. an d p h e " a s a c c o r d e d a civ ic r e c e p t i o n on T u e s d a y , O e u d n - r S, an d -ray and Barbara K«-ni. "Th" Blmk--c o n c l u s i o n of t h e p r o c e s s i o n liown" Is a vivili and moving sioiy ot lif« oofMthe ‘ t e n tto ó the ( h r il"(. h . community. The f , ' o t e , K a i ï »"-> « h . W . . . I . al,I,-. P P « ' ' a " » ' - y I;*'",“ , ' ,'|,‘r o c . i , 'o l , „ > Hw the,prize (log and oil fo-lds aidy di »HOW Which follow. P' ’ ' r ^ r „ a o n - . u Avoh»..> --'‘-‘■ ■ ' r ' : ..... . .......„„P.pvni «.-■ - - « - k IP- -«» rected ivy William Wyler aiul witli au unusvial quota of effv-ctive «-antera .......... *• h ■’"■.“Td mde of the Avenue : .u to r ta lu-in g „ iR lit. o,'.,0to.-«..u*.“ “"¡i’'“' ...... ; .................. , '■ * ' r" educational worn vo , w.Ufm and Boo. not .e,-vo the « o d . w h ic h |a io iiB the loft-bohc M e o i o liouo,' to ‘ 1 u o ,.n .,llle ,l 1» r l c r l l e h lu m .ii^

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CONTINUAL APPLICATION OP The New SUPERPHOSPHATES “ Loretto” Private Hospital agricultural At the last quarteriy meeting of officers of the Irrigation MEDICAL. SURGICAL, OBSTETRIC

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GRIFFITH

Phone :

-:oiMATRON. A. -SEC, A.T.N.A.

(In Charge)

Late of Griffith Hospital Feea Moderate OBE8TETRIC 'Phone; 95 *^or Terms, Appi> to SIster-in-Charge

CATER and BLUMER

BINYA STREET, OUIFFITH SURGICAL, MEDICAL, OBSTETRK

SISTER E. H. BROWN ■PHONE: 97

J. W. KELLY aod Co.

Hotel Griffith Buildingo,

GRIFFITH.

Music & Piano House

BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH

J. L. SERTORI. (ii.Da.)

(University of Sydney) DENTAL SURGEON. HOURS • 9 a.m. tin g pm, or BY APPOINTMENT.

(Next to Mai'shalls, Dentist) 4a: ■ Solo Agents ('or I^ ., Crossley 8-Vaive add All'Electr^ Radios GRIFFITH. Also the Katster, and Attwater Keni Phone I I4t Etc. Agents for C. H. McFarland Ltd., to the Rudolf, Steii^berg, Gustave Straueh, an d the Hollywood Playe; Pianos; also the Spaethe, F. Webbej, Gundermann and Zeuerbach Pianos L-D.S.. B.D.Se. (Melb. Unlv.) Repairs to All Musical instruments, SURGEON DENTIST including Plano Tuning, Pbonograpl NEXT CARNEY AND SON, Repairs. The best English Spring: GRIFFITH and Parts Stocked. Jazz Bands a Hours { Specialty i a m to 6 p m.; later, by appolntmen PHONE: 325

Rural Bank Chambers J. E. ANDREA.

G- A. H. RICHARDS Auctioneer, Stock and Station Agent-

GRIFFITH

W Rupert Coter Paul W. BluHser,. B.A , L.L.B

P« C. McKcDOâ & Sodi

p—A~I—N caused by exposed Cdramisalon and the I>epartment- of afeicew dénotés Agriculture consideration was givenDAisQER. to the probable offect of continual ap Have those Bad Teeth attended to plications of supe: phosphates, to soil. without delay. Call here for relief Mr. Potts stated that the opinion from Pain and avoid the further has been expressed that the continual possibility of III Health caused by application of superphosphate has a septic conditions ofythe mouth and bad effect upon the texture of the soil: gums, He could not subscribe to that opinion. Superphosphate is a commercial phos phate manufactured from mineral DENTIST, phosphates with the ‘addition of sul phuric add, and the result is. that ap proximately 50 per cent, is calcium sulphate and up to 22 per cent, monocalcium phosphate and dlcalclc phos phate and Impurities. If every cwt. of superphosphate has half a cwt. of Auctioneers, Land & gypsum, he thought the continual ap plications will have the effect of im Stock Salesmen’s Directory proving the soil. In the case in ques tion the settler was using three cwi. yi per acre per annum, aud the advice given was that in addition he should use two tons of gj'psum per acre. He could not see why we should advise settlers that superphosphate has a bad effect upon the soil. On the other,' hand he thought It Improved it. Mr. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Lackie stated It w’as his opinion that e«NNA AVENUE — — OH1FFIT» w'as expressed, the application In the WILL De ^ case he had In mind being six cwt. '•n. Of Proporti.. AM stock of superphosphates. He could not AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED agree with Mr. Potts; heavy applica or ““ <’"««1 a> MF PATI ANY PART OF THE STATE. lions over a period of years w'oulil k'..‘ï,.™ ir'“‘= ■‘ "'Uon MAr make the soil harsh; throe' cwt. of STOCK « PROPERTY LISTS ON |k-t E.O.ET SATBHDay At I pjn. APPLICATION. superphosphate per acre per annum | a<jbnt roB _ was not so excessive, aud he thought phone 98. BOX 113b |A*_ „ six cwt. should be reduced, and ad Mwwy Harrl« Co. LW.^Fwinini vised reduction In quiintity of supe: |MachI^ry.; May and MUIer-WIm■mera ShcarlSer; Dalgety and Co. Ltd "r .... ..

The Live Stock AgenU

80LICITOR8. ETC.

prívate hospital

k ii

QRIFFfTH

(Five Minutes from Railway Station)

MEDICAL

R. W. GRUBB

Yenda C.W.A. Cottage H ospital SURGICAL

0. PECK, t -Stock. Propertlea. Wool and Meruhandise Department« — Mt Lyeu Auctioneer, i^perphosphata; General Accident and Ufe SorporaUon Ltd.—All ^tock end Station Agent ¡Llaase« of Inanrauce; Gloria Light Ltd.—Benzlne Electric Light ing Syetema. ' . Hotel Griffith Building«, jCo. normal amounts lht'^i)lau(iW^m\s lug at the time will be affected, but those «¡Ai, T.rmi, 'Pkono: GRIFFITH abnormal amounts are iiot often used. ■ Mr Mtt and thoug'fit moi^ expe3(^íHit:ui5>'-%) to show that re-actlou of hi is littl'

Mr. England said that If the sjipei ■PHONE : 800. phosphate did have an acid effect it Clearing Sale« Con lUcled in Any Pa of the District. would be an advantage to the condi Trucks Ordered for Any f" rkets tion of our soil. Mr. Beverley stated Agent for— that the question came up some year.s AnstrallaB General Fire iLJUranoe ago, and he wrote on the subject to So., Ltd Mr. Ramsey, chemkst, of the Depart Vialta : ment of Agriculture, Sydney, Mi Yenda- Every fourth Sunday In Lackie knew' of one instance where each month they have laid down five cwt. of super Rankin 8 Springs—1st Sunday In and half a ton of gypsum; that is each month the fertiliser they are using; gypsum Telephone: 271 SOLI CI TOR is applied to Improve the texture of the soil, and the super as a fertiliser, RURAL BANK CHAMBERS Mr. Bruuud stated that on one BANNA AVENL’e, GRIFFITH occasion Mr. Potts had told him in regard to Mr. Ziele’s farm at Leetou that the settler had been using live cwt. per acre of superphosphate and A rc h ite c t. was astonished at the improvement in RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, the surface texture of the soil. Mr. GRIFFITH. Potts had pointed out to him that prac Boi 10 ----------- 'Phone: StS tically half the super was gypsum, RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, and it was natural that the texture of LEETON, lie soil would hr Improved. a complete eo\eilijg Box tS. 'PhoneI 4 .\fter further discussion If was of trees, vines and moved by Mr. Potts, seconded by Mr, 'cgetables with luutecllve materials Ls assured with EFFECTIVE G.n. Beverley, and earrii'd, that this con ference euuflrms the opinion exprès i'UBTS applied with the sed by Mr. Potts.

L. H. DICKSON

A. L

TONGS

Land Saleaman A Commlaaton Agant, FINLEY, N.8.W.

TUCTOR

KEROSENEfARM AIffl GENERALPURPOSE

THE

18-32

G. W. A. WELCH

Will Do All Your Farm Work Cheaply and <► Efficiently ♦ See It At I> OUR DEPOT

Keyworth and Power

V oyX

fana BLOWER

HELP!

I I I

PRODUCE MERCHANTS AND COMMISSION AGENTS YAMBH. STREET, GRIFFITH Phone: 176

The tram was racing along at sixty mlle.^ an hour, aud Robinson was doz m j GUN i he Gun is haudy, easy to operate ing in a corner of his compartment ■L HELP_ aud most important of all, wh^n crops when he was disturbed by a fellowrushing along the corridor. East Street, Naranderi are at stake, it does the job well. passenger •" "Excuse me," gasped this excited IsoiT A irn T roR visits Mr. Duff’s Pharmacy, Griffith, QIBB8, BRIGHT AND CO. individual, "but is your wife a rather Second Thursday Each Month 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE Stout woman wearing a brown costume and a rial hat?” f QueenaUad Inturanca Company "Y'es,” replied the astonished Robin sou. "What's all the excitement about?” "Exeltemi-nt!” excTaiiued the oth**r, i "The excitement Is that she’s fallen P aaT C T D cn PLASTERER. out of the train.’’ and ORNAMENTAL SAL. fine old sherry _ "Good heavemsl" shrieked Robinson. All PLAIN INVALID PORT _ _ __ Claase* of Pla*t«r and Cement 10/ SELECT RICH SHERRY "iKHi’t stand tlicre doing nothing. Pull WHITE PORT______ I _ Work Undertaken. 18/6 WHITE MUSCAT_____ tile commuiueation cord. Stie's got SELECT RICH PORT___ f a r m B62, G R I F F I T H 7/a SPECIAL CHASLIS___ the lickets.” fine old tawny port district agent

J CASH BUYERS OF WOOL SKINS AND BAGS

Por All

J. F. WALSH.

y o u r w in e s

SUPERB CYCLE AGENCY

P. Hams

BROWN MUSCAT _

12/6 SPECIAL CLARET _ 12/6 SPECIAL HOCK _ _

M e W illia m & S o n s

Local Depots Canal SUeel, Griffith Haawood Winery, Hanwood

i^TRIAL extra , money REFUNDED ON RETURN. ^ trial will iATliPV YOU Af TO THE EXCELLENT OUALfTV OP

GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES BEALE!» and endorsed I EM»ER8 addressi-il to II. W. , llelman. West Wyqloug. are inxlted and will be re cohed up till uoon, I5th October: GniFFITH .1 imu'K COTTAGE Ari’L \, Manager, GrUllUi Uranch, for plans, etc. The lowest or anj' tender not necessarily accepted.

By order of the Commlssiouers; J. t/. MtTItRETfL, Afnnager, Home pepfi rfment.

uuw slluatoj in preinlsee lu GRIFFITH HIRE CAR jjis■»AMÜIL STREE'P, opposite MlrrooJ ^LCxporl Co., and can les a EÜLL SERVICE ■ j range of Tyres, Tubes, etc.

J POLLARD FARM 8b5. GRIFFITH drives HIRE CARS BY DAY OR night

GHitTiil Uriving ;

(’.,1

Phone: 328

„ L. BERECRY Builder and Contractor GRIFFITH

GYCLE8 ON EASY TERM!

J- h: davey W in d o w

C le a n e r

G riffith

Odd Joba of Any Deacrlpttoh

Undertaken Plana, Ipaelfldatlona and Eatlmataa MeaeageB:-Box 321, P.O., Griffith

MONday/ OCTOBER 7, 1929

PAGE Three

THE AREA NEWS

T.H. Rodgers &Son|/^, W . B arrow WSE >^AND OTHERWISE

Regittered

(Eats of F. F. RoatUer, Griffith) SHEARING CONTRACTOR Osslrei to notify the Fruitgrowers of "And why, iny man," a«kecl the BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH the Afiia that he has' comntenCed C/o U. o. Feck, Auctioneer, chapalin, "arc you hrre?" FRUIT PACKING AND CASE‘‘Well,’* replied the prisoner, ‘‘Jusi Hotel unsitb Huildlngi. MAKING run through the Ten Commandments Tnone; 800. ARE prepared to Crutch Sheep in an} and I’ll tell you If I’ve missed any qoantitlee. Good ■ Shearers with first In the Shed recently occupied by Mr. thing." o——--0 class references employed. Ballngai P. F. Rosslter, JONDARYAN AVE. Shed open for Contract Crtitching or Voice (on telephone); "Oh, plcaso and after the above date. tell the doctor to hurry round at once V. H. RODGERS AND SON, -niy little girl has Bwallowed a Registered Shearing Contractors with needle.” . The United Graziers’ Association Maid ; Well — the doctor Is very MEALS, AFTERNOON TEAS AND busy just now,. i>ld you want the GRILLS AT ALL HOURS Cool Drinks, Confectionery, Ice needle at onceT* o—-—o Creams, and Fruit always on banA The phrenologist was telling daddy’s CAKEa. ETC. bumps. ‘This large, well developed bump at the base o the occipital bone," he said, "plainly denotes Ibal you have a deep affection for children—especially your own ” "I don’t know' about that,” said dad MERRIWAQQA dy. "My youngster gave me that bump with a cricket ball yesterday All Orders Promptly Attended To. afternoon!” o---------- O MOOERATB BHARGBS. A “ REFINED” Timber Supplied, Out to Any Size. Mistress: "The main thing here W, J. TBENEB, Proprietor honesty. The last maid stole the ATMOSPHERE ■diver spoons” ■ New Maid; "Vou needn’t tear any Is thst ef ths home opoR'ice « I thing from me, ma’am. I’m bound with ettractive ELECTRIC «I over for a year.” LIGHTING Apbomlmtnte. 0 -------o CciUn^a ewd WsU Lights, «I Desk or Floor Lamps of Two friends were talking over a artistic dation and bcautu projeettd I'loUday on the (Juotiuent.

EVBimilKCArYOURflNGEft-TIPS imsN«MAPIESWACU Oar Terms' AÔÎP

(8«M«rx*lS OCPOSIT-Ic SMOMTW

Tt>

HOME BUYERS

Im p erial C afe

Sole District AqenTs Aqent s /o farr

BEALEPIANOS WEEKLY»MONTHEYPAYMENTS

L A . W allace

A R I^ G E D

SteamSaw and Planing Mills

i l l u s t r a t 'd

add a certain dignity and neatness. Special selling of such Fixtures now on hare. Plcaae call and ex* amina our Electrical Goods.

S':

» »;

m ORiCm aSHe; TIMEPAYMENT EURHiTUREWAREHOUSEMEN

132,134,^136 Fifzmaui'iceSt .Wag^a, P.O.Box91. PhoneNos.l86£,6l7

"I .'»ay," s a id o n e , “ h o w do w e a.sk t o r w a t e r in J’aris'. "’

F lour M ills

“ ‘Ave?, v'oiih’bogan the other, thim broke off. “Itui shall we want water in Paris’?"

GRIFFITH

CATALOGUE TREE ON APPLICATION

»!|Pardey & Co Ltd. Patent Roller

0------0 £ ■''LOUl^, BRAN end POLLARD T . R . L E E ALWAYS ON HAND ELECTRICAL SUPPLY and ■Mrs, (iray; "Ah, Jenny, I wonder SERVICE STATION || WHEAT BUYERS. if uiy hnsband will love me when iliy Phone 301 LYCEUM BLDOS. ^ Telephone: 146. Orifflth. hair is grey’?’’ And St Temora Mrs. IJIack; "Wliy not? He’s loved you through three shadei already.

COMMISSION AGENT. CHAFF AND PRODUCE MERCHANT.

f y y p'<Jciitg your yrdtr with tt%you cut out tho$c UHHoy> ^ ing (iflayt that add io greatly to the expense of yuur budding. Durable, well-seasoned timber in all the beB known linu cam be procured here at shortest notice,

0 ------o P irst tiolfer ( s ta r tin g roiiiKl ) ; ‘Fo n () o r e ! "

T h e A r e a B u ilc ie r s S u p p l y C o

,F. SchuUi) Yambii St., GRIFITTH Phone 115 (W. Donaldton)

Harringtons F o r E v e r y t h i n g in

I’ruui good

mV C l Cl l O

S- E v a n s , Banna Avenue, Griffith

T h e C o ssa r’’ Demonstrated

3-Valve Grid Set, £ 1 6 I Os. COMPLETE WITH ALL ACCE880R1EB EASY TERMS AVAILABLE

Merchants Bishop & Boundy Firewood GRIFFITH

"\S h a t uiadc }uu quarnd witU C l a u d i '?■’ " W e i l , he propOi4cd tu iiic iigiiin la«t

night.” bere wHtì Uìc lisinn in ( hai ?’ "My dcar. l liad acctqitcd him Ihc uigliL b e f u rc ."

0 ---------0

a blu '

bear

Tiàvc Opened a New and Up-to-date

o ------ 0

P a c k in g S h e d

In the Premise« lately Occupied by T h e A r n o P a c k i n g Co. In G R IFFIT H , YAMBIL STREET

ll(>; "1 board Joan saj silo mi «'mia fo kc'cp h«'i- yourh at all cohih." Sho: 1 .shuuld ju.st thiuk ho. Mi o. pho no\or iiiinwluci'.s him lo tuivbudy ’

Furniture Warehouse. Phone 136

-wUhlowcost 'Withlow upkeep 'withskilledservice

i»'

Ih«

H a r v e y B ros.

Citrus Growers

Phone 70

iW«

"Not at all,” sanm th«' vca«l\- rotori “ ho lo n g a s I an i player p i a n o ”

to a n y L e n g th A nyw here

^ fin e c a r lu x u r u

\t a f atth lm u ib lc r e a t H u r u u t in G r i t m i l a .girl h a d ,jUBt liniirhcà l u u c h eou a u d wa.s p r c p a r i n g lo light i C i g a r e t t e w h 'm a w a i t c r sliuww'd an t'i d c r ly w o n u m to b e r ttibie. "1 do h u p c you w o u ’t niind m e cai in g w'iiilat you a r e s m o k i n g ? ” .sald th< ucw coirit'r, ucidly.

,\ deaf old lady wcut lo li\«: Uf;ar OUe of thè iia\al (lortH. Bhortl.v nM«'i' wanJs a b'itib'Hhij» fii’c<i a .salut«* ot l«‘ii giniH. 'l'hi' ohi lady, who Iho'i tìlorn«, aol otti of ber chair, .smoolhr'l down lu.T drosH, iniU.od ber haii', and tìaid, Hwet'ily; "Come in '

G r a d i n g and

Firewood !

Jlard-hcaried (ipocyr: "No, «tr! N» F ir e w o o d c u t cheques. 1 wouldii’l cii.sh u cheque (or D e liv e r e d my own brotlier.” CuHtomor: ‘‘Weil of coiirsc. you kuuw' your owu l’amily heiler than l P r i c e s M o d e r a t e . do.” Book Order« at L, W. Mackay, 0--------o

Ha* been appoinled Diilricl Agent for Harringtons Lie)., of Sydney

Hear

Firewood !

th*' al’t e r n o u n

ftecmid tiolfer (suffering Innrht' "Ife-e-'.H a lolly tel low !’’ 0 ------ o

LET US QUOTE YOU.

W .

C. F. LECKIE LIVERY STABLES

.Sillily was eniertiiiiiiug her two nephews. I’utling eiil (wo pieces of COACHBUILDER, WHEELWRIGHT AND GENERAL 0LACK6MITH cake, one imn li larger Ilian the otiier, RUBBER TYREINQ, COACH AND CAR PAINTING DONE ~ CHARQEi MODERATE. she said:—■ "Now, I want to .see which of you BIG RANGE OF NEW AND BECONDHAND HARNEBB. CARTB, Bulkli*. LORRIES, CART «.id BULKY WI;M«« and V«hlel« of All D»«or!ptlont for lias the betfer nianuers.” Bil« "Uh, Jimmy has," said Johnny, us he grabbed the big [ilece.

it-

s:?»,

WARRANTED

/¿ONE YEAR. _

Q h e

I N the O u t s t a n d in g Ch evro let ^ you a r e offered "a six in Hie pi ice class of the fou r." This, b ecau s e it is true, is an u n u su a lly s t r o n g inciucemenl to ow'nership. Hut wc, as Chevrolet Dealers, ca n oiler you m o i t ihaii th e w o rld 's m ost sen satio n al value. • The Oulslanding Clievroh-t la warranted by General Motors Wat. ranty tor a full year from dale of i.ale. Under its terms your car is covereti for one year aKaiiusi material defect, and should any nari prove defective it will bc-replaccd wiltiout cirnrite. kni'h faith in die in'oduct by the makers should beiMfllcient evidcDce of dependability and value.

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Outstanding Chevrolet of Chevrolet History

- a f i x in the p ric e range o f the f o u r f

Will Pick, F^ackand Consiga (or 2s 6d per case A

B ig

S a le

( o r 2 w e e k s o n ly ;

A Trij|l llollol’wl

about

1000

C a n a d ia n

c a te *

ls 3 d

e a c h , U s u a l P r ic e l s 4 d

BOX 144, QRIFFITH

C unilo. "I’m M'ty gl.ul lo hoc .voti com ing to c h u r c l i ro.'ìularly, Mrp. l i l a o k . ’’ Mrs. Hlaok: "U h . yii.'i, HÌr. FU l»n o o m in g .,o f t oti now. I d<j«'H il to Hpllci m y IrnslnuKl H e h a t e s tu e g o i n g tO|

L ocal WW

D e a le rs : S, GOW

A R E A NEWS

PAOE FOUR

Our Visitor -:o:-

DISTINGUiSHED MILITARY RECORD

MONDAY, OCTOtER 7, 1t20

GRIFFITH SHOW

T h e DaylDaMTiM

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Labor’s A r^ Policy

Our Premier Attraction and a splendid musical programme, NEXT WEEK’S EXHIBITION

DR. PURDY TO LEAD GRIFFITH DfQGERS TO-DAY

with two or three novelty items thrown in. It should be an outstand ing function.

Mr. Nuhy Makes Statement

The following statement of Area policy has been ieeued by Mr. W. HoapitaPt Share M. Nulty, selected and endorsed Laber candidate for RiverIna:— The Annual Show wdll be held ou What part has the hospital in all Lieutenant-Colonel J. 8. Purdy, the 15th and 16th October, and it la this wealth of gaiety? It Is reasonable TO THE ELECTORS OF RIVERINA; best part of my life, I have no need that persons having entries to to suppose that there will bo great 1 feel that I can confidently ask for' to seek secondhand the information D.8.O., M.M., arrived in Griffith on hoped make will lodge them as soon as pos crowds in Griffith to-day, and more your support on October 12th, for I necessary to intelligent representation Saturday, and to-day he will lead sible. Among the extra classes are than a score of collectors, members have grown up with the Area from Its In the Federal Parliament on your be the returned soldiers’ demonstra ones for export and sheep, special of the ladies’ hospital committee or inception to Its present position of half. tion in the big Movie Hospital Pa prizes being donated by Mr. J. Lyne. the Junior Red Cross, will make a di raas.sed fruit, rice, w'heat, sheep, and There are other Federal questions geant. Colonel Purdy, wh9 In civil life, is^ There are also classes for fleeces, and rect attack on the purses and pockets other production. I have a record of of vital importance to you. In citrus Those participating ih seventeen years as an orchardist, and organisation we are moving, are for» Metropolitan Medical Officer of Health in the cooking section Messrs. Busprocession will, at the point where I réalise to the full (he difficulties and ced to move more quickly against fur and City Healtli Officer, at Sydney, sell and Co. offer _ camera __ takes n„ Its »«namn^np-ranh cinematograph privations endured by settlers, often ther importations of Californian is president of the N.S.W. branch of w’ith their flour. Additions have the the R.S.L. He was tendered a civic been made in the Needlework section record of the Pageant, pass a huge merely for lack of adequate political oranges and lemons. In canned fruits we look to Federal bounty or sufficient reception at the Council Chambers bj and in fact all classes of exhibits are flag on to which contributions wdll be representation. catered fof. (brown. AH side-shows will contri In the Federal sphere, the vital need reciprocal preference with England for Cr. J. H. Kelly, President, and the w'ell protection of your wine, rice, can protection against the crippling compe councillors of Wade Shire and repre Tlie sheep dog trials will be a fea bute a portion of their takings to the of ning fruit, citrus and dried fruit in tition of the Californian svirplua dump sentative citizens in the shire offices ture of the Show' this year, cups being fund, whilst,the entire net proceeds dustries has never been adequately ed into England. With our rapidly presented by Mr. McConnek, of Hay, Rporla meeting and races will on Saturday afternoon. voiced. For instance, consider the re growing wine-grape production threat and Mr. D. Taylor, of Griffith. In the wnanital fund. In the be paid Into the hospital fund. In the In the Boer War Itr. Purdy served striction placed upon your dried fruit ened still w’lth the crisis of a huge draught horse section, Mr. D. PentLyceum open-air theatre the dancing with the 6th and 10th N.Z. Mounted a cup. other aiuaeuuu» attractions will return a Industry by the Federal Control Board. surplus, the need for some better bar --------------- The Citrus and otner .r... ------Rifles with the rank of Captain, and, land has presented L^jj^i^uous stream of small coins to You know that despite your having gain of preference with England is im in the Great War, he served with the Championship Cup should be well already exported your State’s legally | perative. Further, the system which A.I.F. from September, 19H, until the tered for, and also the Pardey Cup for ■ hospital funds. fixed 50 per cent, quota of Sultanas, permits a Federal schedule price to be All Should Give conclusion of hostilities. He was growing crops. There will he the Federal Control Board still refuses fixed for a season, then suddenly with usual competitions for jumping in the But, if a really substantial sum is Regimental Medical Officer of the to Area growers, for the disposal of drawn and reduced surely demands ring, and it is likely that previous lo be received as a result of this First Australian Division Ammunition our Australian quota, the important ihe scrutiny of a representative able records wiHbebroken. There w ill be monster effoff, then the direct contri Column; special Sanitary Officer in market. This refusal has market, ims reiusai nas criticise on behalf Cairo; Officer Commanding Tenth the usual trotting events, car-driving butions must be as general and as Queensland practically deprived Area growers of of the grow'er. competitions, flag races, etc. The generous as. possible. Everybody Australian Field Ambulance, and the Queensland market In respect of Colonel Commanding Third Austra number of side-show'S on the ground is should give something—as much as our Area prunes, apricots and peaches, Labor’s Federal Leader, Mr. ScuHih, likely to be a record one, and there possible. This is to be the last big in his policy speech, has promised ade lian General Hospital. he was should be plenty of thrills for those isolated effort in the hospital’s cam for, before they will book business of’quate protection and assistance to all awarded D.S.O. in 1917. any extent, most of the larger trading Dr. Purdy was elected State Presi who like them. It is Intended to In- paign for funds. After to-day the in houses of Queensland demand a com primary Industries. Y’ou know' from stal a loud speaker, with amplifier, on dustrial levy and the ordinary avenues your own experience that Labor has dent of the League this year. píele line of dried fruits. Sultanas and always been considerate of primary An Englishman by birth Dr. Purdy the ground, so that everyone will of revenue will be relied upon for the currants Included. has spent most of his life outside know' what is going on in the ring. maintenance of the hospital and to A further striking illustration of interests, and particularly so upon the British Isles. Having graduated The luncheon booth will be in th® provide, too, a surplus towards the inept Federal action in connection these Areas. iu Meniiclne at .\ber.leen Fnlverslty capable hands of Mrs. Kennett. The building of the new hospital which with dried fruits disposal occurred re In regard to the main Issue of this he spent two and a half years as Medi usual Show' luncheon will be on the is so urgently needed. Today’s effori cently in England. All Sultanas, election, I desire to touch upon it here cal Officer of the Egyptian Quarantine second day of the Show, and In the must be a gesture to the Government Lexias and currants sent to England only as it affects you. Ij: Is ipiposslble Service, and then, after service with evening the Show social will be held of the district’s doterminatlon to se must be sold through certain specified to exaggerate the imporlance of this cure the hospital on a better financial issue to tjie prpducers pf the several London hospitals, he went to In the Memorial Hall.. footing, and of our willingness and brokers there, Recently, the Federal Area, for it cannot he lhat- the New Zealand where for over two ability to bear our part of the financial Control Board’s English representa abolition oi Arhltratlpfi musj: ineyityears he w'as District Health Officer Uves absurdly refused to recognise, as burden. \ ably result in a wholesale reduction at Auckland. For thi'ee and a half The political upsets of tie past few acofedited acoroailss uistrihutqirs 0* . r r i g t «age» auj ot Ibe BlgDdara 9f Hyyears he was Chief Health Officer and ,\u»in.n»n . weeks have prevented a number of fnillB, Iho CoopemllYO \\holosate So Chief Inspector of Factories in Taa .............your .. .... public men from fulfilling their promi ciety of England, the largest co-opeia- wage-earner ‘lto consume ;o:pro mania. It was in 1913 that he was tive society in the world, with a con ducts. Abolition means simply the ses to participate in this big carnival, appointed chief medical officer at Syd In order to meet the rigid tests of but nevertheless, there will be a sumption capacity of £1,200,000 worth cutting of your customers' wages. ney. their ow'n laboratories and the labora- number of influential visitors watch of dried fruits per annum. In this issue, then, your Inl)i-. I’urdy 16 a member of both the ories of the larger industrial con ing These tw'o striking Instances of the proceedings, and the attitude trests are bound up with those of 'Pown Hall and Rose Bay branches of ;erns with whom they trade, the of the towards Griffith s Federal Ineptitude should bring the Australian w'age-earner. the League. Mr. K. H. Todd, who is Vtlantic Oil Company manufacture hospital authorities home to you the | necessity will be influenced It is to your Interest to vote out of a member of the State Council, ex notor oils which comply with four largely byclaims result of to-day’s effort that your Federal member should office a Government which would re tendetl an Invitation to Dr. Purdy to een tests that are recognised all over May the the result be w'orthy of the have the ability, experience and duce our Commonwealth to a condi vi.sit Griffith for the Pageant, and he Hie world as being indicative of the cause and of the magnitude of the know'ledge to maintain a persistent came at considerable inconvenience most formidable. Strange to say, the pressure in your interests in all raat^ tion of industrial chaos, and destroy effort! the markets upon which so much of In response to the request. least known of these tests are probab ters affecting your industries. llvllhood depenls. At the civic reception on Saturday ly the most important. In regard to our new and flourish your afternoon the Wade Shire Council Most motorists are familiar with the PENDERS, closing at Griffith Office at ing rice-growing industry, and iu In conclusion, I feel that I have the g nce-gro vm g u m ow ledge a n d e x p e r i e n c e r e q u i s i t e to was represented by Crs. Kelly, Elder, ordinary tests, such as flash fire and noon on Monday, the 14th October, ate m r i c e ’s n a t u r a l affinity, p r u n e s , to-claj , Sliaw. .lenscn and Thomson, and Mr, viscosity, and while**>theao are Impor invited (or the PURCHASE of the we are finding a vital need fur p r o t e c y o u r a d e q u a t e r e p r e . s e n U t i o n m t h e D. P. Dempsey, Mr. G. A. H. Rich lant In thenuselves, they do uot signify BUILDINGS on Uarms 385, 603 (por C w V , : , « . a g a > u , t n , e loYMvag.. „ro- F - d c a l r a r U a . u e n , . . ards repre.senied the Griffith Progress the best oiks, but form only a link lions 355, paiT,sIi VVyangau), 613, 1170, .......................... . taotUas of .Y.n.rl gnd dolenataatlou to Ogm for jour Association ot which he is president, in the long chain t)f specifications to 1353, 1406, 159», and J66o Mlrroul, and can prune rroOuccm, ami Ihc burden ■ rlgWa and my on n, und I ™‘’" allotment 12 seellon 36 Griffith those Messrs: IT" 1I. Todd, president, and be followed. compeUUng nllb c h c a p - g r o n n doni Ibal. If you »turn urn. . ab.ll Mai thews and Howard, the Griffith 'the chemist in a modern oil labora on Farms 385, 603 and 1598 and allot foreign rice. The needs of your Indus prove worlhv of your full support. •(V. M. NLT/rY. Soldiers’ I.oague, Mr. C. W. Oxenham tory is more concerned with determin ment 12, being available for removal tries demand adequate protection. and Mr. R. R. Thorne, the Hospital ing the presence of foreign matter purposes only'. FUR'l’IlEIl PARTICL- laabor has always stood for effective Leeton, Oclqber 1st, 1929Comminee, and Mr. R. H. Bradbury and various acids that may have come LARS obtainable at I>ands Office. No protection, and I am confident tbat [.Vulburised by W. Couch, .U,reslthe Agricultural Society; Mr. Wm. S. directly from the crude through the tender necessarily accepted. — J. G. as your repe resent alive on the Dried denl; J. G, Oa.sserly, Seoretary, River Gow" was also present. leflnery, and also the test made to de YOULL, Acting General Manager, Fruits Board and as a grower for the Ina Electorale U.ounell,] Cr. Kelly extended a welcome to Dr. termine the ability of an oil io quick M.l. Areas, W.C. and I.C.. Purdy on l)elmlf of-Kthe people of the ly separate from water as wtdl as Hu district, and his remarks were support carbon residue, and lo.ss by evapora THE RICE MARKETING BOARD UFl'T’BtS, plainly endorsed, and posW-id^ GOVERNMENT NOTICES ed by Messrs. K. H. Todd, Richards, tion. or placed In the 'render Box, Grifllth FOR THE STATE OF NEW €r. -Jensen, Messrs. Uxenham and As a matter uf fact, many oils p.-o Water Conservation and Irrigation Ofilce, will bu received by the under SOUTH WALES Bradbury. Commission signed up till noon on TTmrsday, 3rd diiced and refined in widely st'paraled lEETON Dr. Purdy, iu reply, thanked the territories are similar in appearance, October, 1929, for tlie PURCHASE,* Council for “the, overwhelming honor and even an experienced petroleum ex AT'I’ENTION is invited to a noUlica with all faults (If any) of the REof a civic reception,” an unpreceden lert cannot distinguish llie good from tion In the Govemnieul Gazette ol FKIGEU.VTER EQUIPMENT located ted experience for him except that the bad except by submitting them to 1th October, 1929, «etting apart hold at Mlrrool House, Griffith, including during the war years on revisiting his exhaustive tests in the laboratory. tngs on the Mlrrool No. 1 Irrigation refrigerator, power motor, coils and native village. Morpeth, England, he I’he higher compression and temperaArea for dlsitosal as Irrigation Fanii retainer. Inspection invited. FURhad been accorded a civic welcome. ures and the high speed, smal ore AFTER December 3Lst, 1929, the Purchases or Irrigation Farm Leases. ’rHER PARTICULARS from Estates Dr. Purdy, in tlie course of a bright, motors of to-day require much better Rit-« Marketing Board WILL ACCEPT Applications may be made on and Officer. Deposit' 60 per cent, of 'impromptu speech, urged all returned lubrication Hum the cars of a decadejRKJK ONLY IN NEW ST ANDARD aflrr 7th October, 1929. P a r t i c u l a r s ' y f gffen balance before x*emen in the district to link up with the ago, and eeoseless investigations and CHAPMAN SACKS, properly sewn may be obtained from Ibe OiUces of niovul. Absence of deposit will dls-f* league which was the only organisa ‘xperimeuts are carried out by relin- \s¡ti, ¡¿t lea.st sixteen stitches with the above Commission nat Griffith and qualify uffein. No offer uecessarlly tion of returned luen having a direct *rs of lubricating oils in order to keep double twine lo each bag, and free Sydney.—H. V. U. THORUY, Minister'accepted.—J. G. YOULL, Acting Oenechannel of communication with Hu pace with the modern progress of from holes. (or Agriculture, Sydney, (F.8716) rul Manager, M.l. Areas. powers that be. He proJuised that automobile engineering. i m. H. B. RING, Secretary. during his term as pr'sident of the rr-',., league he would do all that he could to assist the man on th ‘ land whotn jfc lie regarded as the huP.vtirU of Austra S o m e o n e S t e p p e d I lia'.'- prosperity. The si»e;rker hiid iu Irod'iced himself as, a “parasite from O ' O n H is C o r n ! | the city,"

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tlie comedy. Indeed, all the cliarae PreMnts the Comedy-Drama—"THE ters In the "play" produced before the CONVICT'S DAUGHTER," a Play of L a b o r C a n d id a te fo r R iv r r in a FINE iyá\tic RE8FON8E Duke were Indescribably funny, but'Heart Interest and Homely Sentiment, AND modernised if anything by a tendency interpreted by the Following Brilliant Tb«r« w$x4 peaslmlstB who ea|d that tc buffonery, which Is not the naturaTcaate of Metropolitan Artiste, Headed Griffithôuld not respond to a Shake humor of the comedy. jBy MISS LESLEY ADRIENNE, RodM R . M M. F L A N N E R Y , M . L A . ipere&A perf<«Tnance unleea it waa Fine fêception jney Gaineford, Charlton AIrd, Syd sup^ted by the meretrlcloue attrac WILL address electors tidiSs of an Imported company and It Is hard to say who stood outj Know’les, ..The ..Somewhat ..Different ■well-kiiown Btago names. But the pea among the ladies. There were quite Comedian, Herbert E. Rowe, Newton number who were remarkably etil-'carroll; Cora Warner, Myrtle Carr; Monday, October 7th, at 7.30 p m. plmista were wrong, and Griffith re F-ponded In splendid fashion to tho dent In their parts. Miss Dolly Roy Hudson, Norman McLeod; Lou Open Air Theatre challenge thrown out by the niembera Fairies, w-as entitled to the fine re 'Howard, Accompanist, George E. Melof the St. Alban's Young Men's and ception accorded to her work. Her ,roee, Olive Sinclair. Pretty Girls, (Authorised by W. Couch, Pres.; J. G. Gàsserly, tìecty., Ulceriaa INew Scenery, Funny Comedians, Girls’ Clubs assisted by the Griffith suitable appearance and captivating'popular Prices—4/-, 3A, and 2/-. Box r/istrlct Band through the present^ manner of acting were striking '“ fea--’plan at Lee’s. The FULL COMPANY tion of “A Mldsunuuer-Nlght’BDream." ................ ures of a fine performance: her die-' will play Th« Globe Theatre, HllleF E D E R A L ELEC TIO N S Both on Thursday and Friday nights tion was slightly marred at times by ton, opening on WEDNESDAY, Octo Uife big Ijjceum Theatre was well Indistinctness. As Oberon, King of filled the best audiences that have Ihe I'Ailrles. Miss Gammon waa really ber 9th. ever been seen at any local produc superb. Her elocution was splendid, tion. And Griffith showed excellent and acting every'thing that could be Judgment. on the Arbitration Issue ieslred. The same pessimists, or others o A Signal Success EVERY AFTERNOON AT 3 O’CLOCK LYCEUM VESTIBULE the same brood, had declared that the As the Fairy Puck. Miss Thelma| presentation of "A Midsummer-Night’s Wilkes scored one of the signal auc-j ALL ELECTORS SHOULD HEAR THIS SPLENDID LECTURER! Dream waa beyond the range of local cesses of the performance. As ai PROGRAMME talent. Again the pessimists were dainty sprite she looked and acted herj (POST ENTRY) (Authorised by W. Couch. Pres.; G. Casserly, Secty., lUverina wrong, for the performances oart to perfection, and her beautiful 1. luO Yards' Footballer Race ............... Prize, £3. Nomi., sheer merit comparable with •locution was a notable feature of a| „«■M pvoJurtloDa of Sbaro captivating performance. t 2. 75 Y'ards’ Novice Footrace opearfao plaj» m Australia. Thooo Miss Evelyn Davis, to whom was al-i ............ Prize, ,£3. Nomi., F E D E R -^ E ^ ^ C T I O N S Who went to make allow-ances 'otted the Important part of Hermia. 3. High Jump (all comers) 1 malu«d to thoroughly t-ojoy ....... Prize, £11'-. Nomi., I. gave a very sustained and excellent forseUln*. and (hla la the rral teat o performance. Her elocution was fine. 1. Motor-Car Driving CompN.S.W . Country Parly a stage performance, the adore an Miss Myrtle McFadzean was undoubt....... I’rize, trophy. Nomi., aclreasea In enjoyment of ll« ediy a fine Helena, who looked the 5. Motor Car Flag Race ....... Prize, trophy. Nomi., 5/able comedy and “ “ ’ râ >art and acted well. Her diction was tasy which thla delightful play offera. clear, but hardly high enough pitched 6. Motor Car Musical Chairs Hearty and sustained applause r ^ 'or the large hall. Mrs. CaTllsle did ....... Prize, trophy. Nomi., .varied the contpany tor their eftorl "ull justice to the character of Hypo- 7. Sheaf-Tossing Competition conc.ua.ou of each Pi-ize. 15 '-. Nomi., 1. iyta, and clearly enunlcated her lines. WILL ADDRESS ELECTORS AT and bouquets were literally aho Miss Ettie Murphy. Miss Alisa 8. Kicking Football Competition on the lady members of the company Starr, Miss Neva Bowdltch, Miss ............ Prize, 10/-. Nomi., 1/whilst Mr.^H. Hodgson, thft pioducer Marjorie Bounds and Mias Nancy il. Old Buffers’ Race M E R R IW A G G A , Ih u r id a y , O c t. 1 0 IS!, Id L to hi. hurdena two rolee lounce each successfully carried ouv ....... Prize, trop'ny. Nomi., 1/AT 3 P.M. in the production, «'P'''*'' he fairy-speaking parts. The follow- 10. Throwing at Wicket (IN SUPPORT OF THE CANDIDATURE OF MR, W. W. KILLEN) tlona on all aide.; from the ...........Prize, trophy. Nomi., 1/ng also took part In the many beautl(Authorised by J. II. Kelly) and from the performers too. ul ballets, which were the great 11. Potato Race these latter better appreciated, P ’eature of the performance; ....... Prize, trophy. Nomi., 1/ remarkable work per- Fairies, Miss Joyce Barnes, Betty Ladies’ Footrace formed by Mr. Hoilpson. ........ Prize, trophy. Nomi., 1/jhurton, Lesley Vagg. Emily Gibson, TH E C O U N TR Y P A R T Y The play waa not ““ J ffiybil Allen. 13. Tug-o’-War (ten men aside) ------ ;o:— ^— Nomis. (given to Hospital) 1/Elves. Rita Wilkes, Beryll Bastion, „can acale. SP«'^' been given to the sceftery and stage Olive Bastion. 14. Girls' Footrace (under 14 years) REMEMBER—THEODORE HAS PROMISED TO LIFT THE MOVIE TAX (urnUhlnSa. and a reall.tic effect war Heralds, Nellie McEacherau, Vera ....... .... Prize, 7/6. Nomi., 6d. FROM PICTURE PROFITEERS AND THEIR GORGEOUS CITY PALACES 15. Boys' Footrace (under 14 years) HE HAS SAID THAT HE WILL COLLECT MORÉ LAND AND INCOME Bone, Joyce Little, Ruth Edwards. dressed excellently. Tne costumes Attendants, Thelma Pritchard, ............ Prize, 7,'6. Nomi., 6U. TAX INSTED were designed with an understanding Gladys Bowuds, Edna Bovvnds, Paul 0. HENRY, Secretary; P. HAMS, of the atmosphere of the Ü-ay, an ine Evans, Grace Ellesmere, Vesta President. HE MUST COLLECT IT FROM THE COUNTRY PEAPLE ^-ere of good material. Many amateur Seymour. AS HE DID IN QUEENSLAND producers overlook the Immense Im Pritices, Eileen Bone, Loriiu Davidportance of the dressing of a company }?;on, Olive Davidaou, Marlon Martin, L Y C E U M T H E A T R E FOR THE BRUCE-PAGE PARTIES WHO HAVE REDUCED TAXPAYERS FROM 750,000 TO 250,000 SINCE 1922 It ^âs not neglected on this occasUm Rita Hussey, Iris I-.a8BC0ck. ' GRIFFITH. Trifling omissions or faults might VOTE THUS; be discoverable lu the production by. T u e s d a y N ig h t, O c t. 8 process of critical analysis, but view(^' from a reasonably critical standpoin M o v io g T h e a tr e W . W . K IL L E N U was wholly Buccesarul, fully m-uii P A U L W A R T O N ’S lug the generous patrouage It a A ttr a c tio n accorded. POPULAR LADIES' NIGHT NO C K, H . R. - F a m o u s F r iv o litie s The cOlUrlbntlou lo the success- U’sj, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8ih the performance by the Griffith low- NEWTON CARROLL PRESENTS A SHOW DE LUXE Band was considerable. Mendelssohn ; N U LTY, W . M . 25 ARTISTS WITH METROPOLITAN Incidental music, written special!) fo’ "EAST-LYNNE” REPUTATIONS the play, is a classic, and was ably ren •’eaiuring LESLBV ADRIENNE in .VS TO HLGllFS Hughes as Prime .Minister seid the Federal Arbitration sys dered by the band orchestm. the he dual role of T-ady Isabel fuid ^NO BIGGER OR BETTER COMPANY tern was ‘‘hopele.s.sly rutile.” Labor Leader Seulliu said he leader of which. Mr. K. Pouchman. Madame Vine, aupimrtod by 01i\e Sin-, HAS EVER PLAYED THE would scrap it and create something to lake iis oluce, conducted, efflcleutly. Clair. Cora Warner and tlie fuJE COUNTRY TOWNS l.abor Senator Hue said it larmed the Workers. WHY The artistic ballets were also very itreuglU of the Company. U\UIES’,| beautifully Interwoven in the play, 2/- (to all parts) of the Marquee. CAST INCLUDES: CONTINUE THE COSTLY I'ARCE? and rellected great credit on those re G m n d ’ Apotheosis, "Lltile Willle|Box Plan at T. R. Lee's. Next Lyceum HELP THE BRUCE-PAGE GOVERNMENT TO CLEAN UP THE MEoS sponsible fur their production BY MAKING STATE COURTS THE ONLY COURTS Taken to Heaven by the -Vugola, | --------— ........ ...... ■ The Players As Theseus Mr. F. Graham showed .'UK SALK one Sunshine Header. Ini GRIFFITH AGRICULTURAL SHOW ^ V o t in g is c o i T i p u l s c r j I i P i i OcicLer 12 OCTOBER 15th and 16th, 1929 hue presence and style of address, bu? ■oud working order; price, £45, prom. m HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS ( .V u th o ris ed by K. J. Muiu'O, ('renerai .Secreiury, Couuiry Party his enunciation while re-sonant was ,ote Lst l’ebruary, 1930. Apply, A. | BUSINESS HOUSES WILL BE U ’' l ü u u c l l ritreet, S y d n e y . ) Graf, "Waverley,” Tabbita. Phone j uol quite clear. CLOSED AS FOLLOWS: ^ I.ysander. as played by Mr. TluJg one I. i sou, stood out us one of the conspicu TUESDAY, 15th, ONE O’CLOCK ous successes of the evening. T le tU LLT, Furnished Cottage. Waka-j WEDNESDAY, 16th, 12 O'CLOCK character offers fine opportunities to ]en Street, every conveulence; fromj Griffith Chamber ul Commerce. a capable actor, and Mr. Hodgson 10,11.-0 to February next. “M-B”, i acquitted himself well. His diction .Vrea News Office. was good and his aetiou uaturul and to the manner born. In his dialogue IN AID OF GRIFFITH HOSPITAL with Hermia iu the second act Mr Hodgson was excellent. Owing to tin MOVING theatre attraction absence of the allotted holder of tin moving theatre attraction WILL ADDRESS ELECTORS AT character of Quince, Mr. Hodgson alsi TO-NIGHT to -night TO-NIGHT doubled this cliaracter and made a to -night to -night TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT fine study of the part, upon the coived to -night to -night tutei-pretatlon of which the whole NEWTON CARROLL PRESENTS THE comedy of the burlesque play ot M o n d a y , O c lu b c r 7l h, 8 p .r r , COMEDY DRAMA "J'yranius and TUishe’ depend.'-. Where Others Failed TH E C O N V IC T ’S D A U G H T E R As Bottom the Weaver, -Mr. t A PLAY OF HEART INTEREST AND HOMEIJ Beverley don\inated the w’hule canuMy SENTIMENT INTERPRETED BY THE FOLLOWafter his first appearance. Great and 1NG metropolitan ARTISTS HEADED BY nearly great actors have tried to do MISS LESLEY ADRIENNE '1 uesJav, Oct 8lh, at 6 p.m. the same v\ ith the cliaracter and fail Rodney Gainrfordl. Charlton AIrd. Syd Knowles—the Some ed, but Mr. Beverley succeeded by \lr what Different Comedian—Herbert E. Rowe, Newton tue of a fine physique and a humorous Carroll, Cora Warner, Myrtl# Carr, Roy Hudson, Norman appreciation of the comedy points In McLeod, Lon Howard (accompanist), George E. Melrose, the play, lie vms well supported by Olivo Sinclair PRETTY GIRLS NEW SCENERY FUNNY COSTUMES Mr. W. Rouse, as Flute, who took the POPULAR PRICES—4/-, 3/- and 2/-. Box Plan at too’« part of Thisbe to Bottom’s Byramus (Authorised by J. H. Kell.') ——— % Mr. Thea. Murphj acquitted himself THE FULL COMPANY WILL PLAY AT THE GLOBE well In the exacting part of Demetrius THEATRE, HILLSTON, OPENING ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 K\ short »otlce Mr. F. MUIer took the ïp.«; - ' ■

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Mr. E. T h e o d o r e , M.H.R.

Mr W. Missingham, M.L.A. M J. H. Kelly and Mr W. Moses

Federal Election

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GRIFFITH

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Twelve Reasons why the Bruce-Page Government merits continued support: 1. BECAUSE THE FUTURE, OF AUSTRALIA IS

SAFE WHEN CONTROLLED BY THE NATIONAL COUNTRY PARTY GOVERNMENT WHOSE RECORD DURING ITS TERM OF OFFICE WILL BEAR MORE THAN FAVORABLE COMPARISON WITH THAT OF NY PREVIOUS GOVERNMENT OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

BECAUSE THE ECONOMIC POSITION OF AUSTRALIA (DUE PRINCIPALLY TO THE RULE OF LABOR IN THE STATES) IS SUCH THAT ONLY A GOVERNMENT SUCH AS THE BRUCE-PAGE GOVERNMENT CAN SAVE US FROM ABSOLUTE disaster .

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HON. W. W. KILLEN, M.H.R.

Final Reasons:

All that we cau aek for iu a mau ia 0 be found in Mr. Killen, who haa iiot spared himself at any time in his efforts for the welfare of the coun try, whose sound judgment Is admit BECAUSE THE PRIME MINISTER, MR. BRUCE, ted by all, whose sterling character 8. AND HIS CHIEF LIEUTENANT, DR. PAGE, is a source of pride to his supporters, HAVE AN UNBLEMISHED RECORD AND HAVE and whose knowledge of the Rural In ALWAYS FACED ANY ISSUE THAT HAS dustries is not equalled by many, and ARISEN, WHEREAS LABOR'S REAL LEADER, certainly not by the Labor candidate MR. THEODORE, HAS RUN AWAY FROM THE STATE OF WHICH HE WAS PREMIER, LEAV for the Rirerina. ING THAT STATE IN A CONDITION BORDER ING ON BANKRUPTCY. FOR HONESTY, INTEGRITY AND PRACTICAL SYMPATHY BECAUSE LABOR TO-DAY, WHILE SUPPORTED! 9. BY THOUSANDS QF SINCERE AND WELLVOTE KILLEN, W, W„ No. 1, MEANING MEN AND WO,MEN ALSO HAS THE: 'sUr-PORT OF ALL THE HARMFUL POLITICALI ELEMEN-TS tN- OUR NATiONAL LlFE, LEADERS,< SUCH AS THEODORE DEPEND UPON THE'VOTE EARLY—VOTE FOR EVERY SUPPORT OF THE HARMFUL ELEMENTS BE-, CANDI DATE! CAUSE THEY WILL STOP AT NOTHING TO' SECURE OFFICE. f

BECAUSE LABOR PROMISES IF RETURNED VC ENTER INTO THE SHIPPING DU3INES. BECAUSE LABOR TO-DAY IS NO LONGER IH t IGNORING past HISTORY OF GOVERNMLN i 10. LABOR LED BY ANDREW FISHER, WHO S HI P P I NG ENTERPRISES. PRODUCERS WOULD SCORN THE TACTICS OF THEODORE SHOULD NOT BE MISLED BY THESE SPECIOUS AND SPURN THE SUPPORT OF THE PICTURE PROMISES OF MESSRS. THEODORE AN* INTERESTS AND ARBITRATION COURT LAWYSCULLIN. THE„LOSS THE COMMONWEALTH ERS THAT ARE NOW BEHIND THE LABOR must INEVITABLY SUFFER FOLlLOWING THL PARTY, GOVERNMENT AGAIN ENGAGING IN SHIPPING BUSINESS WILL FALL PRIMARILY ON THE SHOULDERS oK^PRIMARY PRODUCERS. AND SECONDLY ON THE WAGE EARNER, WHO, BECAUSE THE BRUCE-PAGE GOVERNMENT! WITH THE FARMERS, EVENTUALLY CARRY 11 WAS DEFEATED IN THE HOUSE THROUGH ! THE PACT FORMED BETWEEN THEODORE ANOj THE BURDEN OF GOVERNMENT EXTRAVA THE DISGRUNTLED AND VINDICTIVE HUGHEsj GANCE. AND HIS MIXED FOLLOWING OF STAVE | RICHTERS ÜNIFICATIONISTS; FREETRADERSj AND EXCLUSIONISTS ALL VEILED BY THEIR! A N T I - LA BO R DESIRE FOR OFFICE AT THE COST OF THEIRi POLITICAL HONOR, j Vom Number on Roll is .............. BECAUSE WE BELIEVE THAT ONLY BY INDI5. VIDUAL EFFORT CAN ANY REAL AND LAST-, t’m llii.s portion out, take it iuto the ING EFFECT BE ACHIEVED, IT IS OUR DUT Y j polliug booth with you and mark jour THEREFORE TO SUPPORT A GOVERNMENT! ballot payer in exactly the fiamoway; I'UtJ do i\ot leave this slip in the booth. THAT STANDS FOR THAT PRINCIPLE. 12. BECAUSE THE RETURN OF THE BRUCE-PAGE .Vu|mber Al.L the Cuiulidates, otherGOVE.'VNMENT can HARM NO ONE, WHEREAS| THE LABOR PARTY. HOWEVER SINCERE MAY wii^e your vote will be informal. BE THE BELIEFS OF SOME OF ITS MEMBERS, RIVERINA CAN, AND WILL, INJURE THE WELLBEING OF (House of Representatives) BECAUSE THE BRUCE PAGE GOVERNMENT THE COMMUNITY. EVERY PANACEA THAT THEODORE. AND SCULLIN PROMISE HAS BEEN WHICH HAS MADE AN HONEST EFFORT TO 1 KILLEN, W. W. TRIED AND PROVED A FAILURE. WE SHOULD DEAL WITH THE INDUSTRIAL POSITION.' NOT PLACE OUR TRUST IN THEODORE WHO, ' 2 1 Nock, IL K, (WHILST HAMPERED IN ITS EFFORT TO DO | WHEN MEASURED BY ALL THAT A STATES SO BY THE LABOR PARTY) HAS NOW WISELY H ^ MAN SHOULD BE, HAS PROVED THE WORLD’S 1 3 ! Nulty, W. M, ' DECIDED TO LEAVE THE CONTROL OF IN '” GREATEST FAILURE. DUSTRIAL MATTERS TO THE STATES.

BECAUSE THE LABOR PARTY IS PROMISING that if RETURNED, THEY WILL BRING ABOUT PROSPERITY BY THE LAVISH EXPEN DITURE of GOVERNMENT MONEY IN THL INSTITUTION OF ALL SORTS OF WILD-CA I schemes WHICH HAVE PROVED FAILURES THROUGHOUT HISTORY, WHEREAS IT II ONLY BY THE ELIMINATION OF GOVERN MENT CONTROL AND INTERFERENCE THA, PROSPERITY CAN BE ATTAINED.

BECAUSE WE BELIEVE IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO IMPROVE THE CONDITIONS OF THE WORKER BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT, BUT ONLY BY AN IMPROVEMENT IN THE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OF THE COUNTRY. IF IT WERE POSSIBLE TO IMPROVE INDUSTRIAL CONDIDITIONS BY LAW, THEN EVERY GOVERNMENT IN THE WORLD WOULD DO SO. (EVEN THE MIGHTY THEODORE FAILED TO DO THIS IN QUEENSLAND.

Vote KILLEN No. 1 How to V o te

MR. H. K. NOCK

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Authorised by Wilson Moses and J. H. Kelly, Griffith ^

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MONDAY, OCTOSÊR 7, 19áfl

RAQE SEVEN

A R E A N EW S

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Formal Presentation of Dress E^artment 29

Natural

Fuji Silk

PRICES— 1/6i, 1/11, 2/11; BLEACHED. 3/6; STRIPED, 2/11 3/6; CHECKS, 3/11

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Millinery Department is

A n exclusive and extensive range of

new

latest modes in hand-m ade millinery MODERATELY PRICED

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All The New Millinery -- The Smart New Frocks

Ladies frocks, in smart designs, neatly made, suitable for all

You’ll be delighted with the showing. We have spared no trouble in making this opening event really worth while.

occasions VOILES, 25/-; RAYO

SILKS, 35/-, 42/-, 57/6; CREPE DE CHENE, 67/6

Ladies’ coats in the neatest fashions BLACK CREPE DE CHENE, 55/-; CORDED RAYON, 69/6; SATIN BEAUTY 97/6

W. J. Carney and Son BANNA AVENUE

T h e G arden :o:SALPIGLOSSIS AND PETUNIAS

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in s o m e w e l l - r o t t e d l u a u u r e o r boue- s a n d , a n d little w ell-rotted co w d u s t , a n d then, b r e a k u p t h e s u r f a tu ' m a n u r e . finely, l u a k i u g it a s lev el a s possible. F^irm tliis well d o w n to s e c u r e a n T h e s e e d is v e r y flue, a n d u n l e s s t h e e v e n s u r f a c e ! T h e n m i x t h e s e e d w i t h ' s u r f a c e is fine a n d l e v e l t h e l i n y s e e d s a v e r y liu e s a n d , a m i so w t h e m i x t u r e Mill g e t i n t o h o l e s t h a t a r e too d e e p Io v e r tlie .su rface a s e ^ e i i l v a s poss lhleto a l l o w t h e m to g e r m l m i t e . ' Do n o t p u t a n y f u r t h e r c o v e r i n g on

T H E F IR M FOR BETTER se ed , a.s it is so h u e t h a t tlio s a n d W E A R

,\.ll fine s e e d s m u s t only b e j ' l s t T l i e r e is p l e n t y ol _llniv lot tin c o v e r e d , a u d t h i s is o f t e n ^ l i y s e ' o w n w id i it will b e q u i t e s u i l l c i e n t s o w i n g of s e e d o f m o s t ot t h e s u u m u f l o w e ri n g a n n u a l s , a u d p e r e n n i a l s , bm m a n y g a r d e n e r s fail in r a i s i n g tiiem . Ii;,jvoriug. In o r d e r to w a t e r so th a t 1 w o u ld s t r o n g l y r e c o m m e n d t h e .-^ow , \ f t e r l e v e l l i n g t h e s u r■ f a.............. c e of t h e ' you wi ll n o t w a s h t h e seel a b o u t . i n g of S a l p i g l o s s i s a n d F e u m i a s d u r bed, siff a l i t t l e v ery fine soil ithd q ,. lu g t h i s m o u t h . s p r e a d t h i s o v e r t h e s u r l a c e so t h a t ' , ^vater in it u n t i l t h e T t i e s e t w o s t a r t H o v e r i n g early in t.lie crack.s in iln iSuU will be liiled up. ; e s 11(1 f r o m t h e b o t t o m to t h e season and c o n t i n u e to ilowei u n i h c u li n n t h e »itrfiice .law n v. iih a .sill iuue. U1 t h e l a t e a u t u m n .

| hi-.....of Im an l in g et it a s e v e , a s pus 1 K e e p u p t h i s sy s l e i i i of w a t e r i n g A fter this th e seed can h. jiin lil t h e p lanks a i e lialf a n im b l l o w e r s to p r o v i d e t h e g a r d e n w ith a^.sown, lugli. T l i e y s h o u l d tlien be p r iiT t'd of! m u s s o f c o l o r a t t h a t t im e , a s iistm-s, « „ q ^ , o w n o n u n til t h e y a r e s t r o n g

„„ I i d n a y s lo ok iiputi Uiem a s tlm t v n ,slhb-.

iiü w a s , and m ost other sum m er an | ^ ,h o r o u g h l v . u u a l s do nut come into fu ll llu w e r im I With 1', a l i n ing u tn u i ug. i.

Hosiery, Gloves, Sunshades, L u stre L ingerie B o n d ’s C h a rm L in g erie

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lU l a t e r , | T id e miN tiin' eaii b e e v e n l y .son u p l a n t e d a b o u t o n e foot a p a r t , Tliey S a l p i g l o s s i s c a n h ard ly be " d ' » ' ' " ' " ’ | „ j y ,„.q „ „ q piv,.,i a f u r t h e r ^ e ry '-'‘vel in a w a r m , su n n y p o s itio n , a n d fo r t h e i r brill ian c y , an d few I 'l n n ts I .iiT s sin g of s a n d , ju.'^t e n o u g h to 9(. not r e q u i r e n e a r l y a s m m di w a t e r p r o d u c e s u c h u v aried lot of " o v e r s ; i ^ a m i a l t e i i l i u n a s mo.sj olln«r a n n u a l s 'Pill' b e s t lu i ri e tl e s for m a s s i n g . ill f a c t o n e m ig h t a l m o s t say th at | do, n e a r l y o v e r v c o lo r will Im found |. .\f(.>r th a t sc atfm - so n ic veiy l i n e . , , . , Fh'lthani lleaiily . Kosy M o rn , and am ongst them , m a n u r e , o v e r t h e .su rface an d I V io lacea , w h i l s t f o r e l e g a n c e in c o l o r T h e iliiest .strain i.s tin d o u h i e d l y !h(> bed a c a t e r i n g witli a veiv^j^jp, v . o n d t'r fu l size, a n d e x c e l l e n t rutKnown a s t h e Kmia>ror. w h ic h prodiic ifine rose, t a k i n g c a r e nol to w;edi t h e o iu g yf (],,, ed g e s , no o t h e r .strain ol pettinitts ........... ca n e.q u a l t h e w u n d f o u s n,.„ new e.s tine, c o m p a c t , p l a n t s b e a r i n g l a r g e ' gtu-face a b o u t . ........ t r u s s e s o r h e a d s of b l o o m s w ith w id e . mj,.(ay,. yf (b e bed ii ^ a ri e ty c a lle d . \ u 8 t r a l . I h r o a t s (h u t a r e v e i n e d a n d la c e d " li ' ¿qm^yed to b e c o m e d r y , a n d you go ld. T h e m a r k i n g s a n ' so w o m l e r i u l p a q l u n u l r e d s ot tinv plai.t.s SEPARATELY OR TOGETHER t h a t a t lirst sight t h e llower.s n>'»osi i , |ies e c o m e up (0 0 a p p e a r to b e e m b o s s e d . ^ I th ie k ly , t h e p l a n t s s h o u ld be t h i n n e d S a l p i g l o s s i s d e s e r v e to lie g ' e i i e r a D y / i n d i e s a j i a r l . H t l i e r e a r e 3 SEED OFFERINGS g r o w n , b u t 1 tbio>< t h e reaisoii is '>' 111;.^^^. p l a n t s c a n be lift llu 's e p l a n t s a r e nol i b o r o u g b l y undei-j^^^| o t h e r plai'e.s, w h e n ' tliey a r e s t o o d , a n d t h is is wliy f b e r e a r e th e y l ' o r may buy e i l h e r No. I. 2 o r (I m a n y t h a t fail to m a k e a I h o r o u . i r l ' f ^ „ , ; , i p a n d 1r,\ a n d l a k e uii e v e r y s e p a i ' i i t e h . o r if you lalte t i v lot, at s u c c e ss of them , p la n t w ilh it l ittle soil on t h e roots. t h e sp e cu li p rice. ( I ) Vili y o u r g a r d en fo r 1 - .lOiieh S p r ' n g fems ot 'Tbey a r e d ilb c u ll p l a n i s to i r a n r ^ ^ „ „ . u « ..n . 1 J o n „ i ...V n . . i I 0 0 ' ■ ' " I , , , ; , , , , . „ h ii,.. l l i o u s a n d s Imy it 1/- p k t. of Shepherd’s uo, b,. , o„,.„ J.„„ K„| ...... „„.,1 i:,v bal.y Mixed Flower Seeds. It c o n l a i i i s ail k i n d s of flo w ers hi e\er y; c o l o r mulei ,b o y b.. IKU'd vi-i-y t , m . . o l l , . .....I Hie sun. T h e r e ’s no. e a t c h . s i iila h le foi (Ivey require very careful h a n d l i n g g r o w n -u p s (Ilid chlUlreii a n d e a r r i e s u tte r being tr anspla nted. Now for Petunias . S h e p h e r d 's w e ll- k n o w n g u a r a u l e e to On tbe o th e r baud, if they a r e » direct into the oiicn beds in Uu' proi'et 1',-fmiia seeds--c.speciully Hie best r e p l a c e if .seed fails.— (3) 53 Varieties o f fer is !\ jimimer, they will grow w r y quiekly, fjhouUl he sown in seed (lans of Vegetable Seeds. aud m a k e plants Nciy m uch l arg e r ami y,. boxes, and it is advisable to cover pkts. of seed« fo r 2/6 post free, 1 pkt, s tr o n g e r Ibaii if they a re iruusidanfed ,.vifb gla.'JS until H k- .small plant.s ea. mixed I’u n i p k i u e o n t a i n i n g x k i n d s : It is veiy much easie r to rakse ant'd wlnui it .should imnietliat.t'ly 1 i.ikt, m ix e d T o m a i o (L’n l i l n d s ) ; W a t e r M elon (.S k i n d s ) C u c ii m l n 'r ( i n Hng.s in till', open beds wliilst Hie,j^,, taken off)

ground Is moist aud in a nice pliabh'i m y,.qer (u m ake these s»'eds ger-j kind.--); lio rk Melon (7 kinds.). (3) coudUloii t h a n it is to raise them d u r \ alw ays place two sh c e iS |T w o of ^^heldlera'.s .special T om ato log the hot w eather, when. In a n houi'|,j(' nowspiii'er over tlie glass, and ! | ' ‘Collossal aud 'FMrsl of ,\ll. i lu'se o r so, (he surface of ihe bed is likely . ijaye found it fa r pivt.i-able l<> Hm are 2 p ackets fur I - each. Colossal is to become dry aud parched. Ic.leai glass, as it b r e a k s Hie In^al a n d | t h e hireest tongiio ever grown, up to tJulplglos.sis like, light, sa n d y lo a m ,' giy,.s a nice, even subdued light wliicli 21 Ib.s, eaeli. IHrst of .Ml is ihe best but they cau also be grown in a stllT 'a ssists tlie g e rndyatiou of the seed.,of all early fomut.oes. oT C K Ii Xo. 1 is loam, provided it is given a light dres-l W h e n IHling the pans or boxe,s, pul 1 Xo. 2 Is 2/i>: aXo , 3 is 1 UR, if Bing Of sa nd to cause th e young plants layer of d ra in a g e at leasl an incli^you t a k e the lot, semi 4 instead of Ut g o r m iu a le Vveil. • ^deep, so that the w a ter will ilrtiiu 1 (5. P. L. C. S H E P H E R D & SON Care in Sowing -away easily. The soil should he com- LTD., Farm ar»d Garden Seeds, HEAD p r e p a r e the bed parefuUy, digging ppeed of light Joftw, some sltai'Pi clean ^O FFICE, 5 PA R K E R 8T., SYDNEY,

Keenan’s

Phone

B anna A ve. G r iffith

Phone : 86

: 86

WHERE IS HE? W HO?

Why, Mr„ Snaith, who was with the Area Builders’ Supply Co. HE IS TO BE FOUND AT MESSRS, TRENERRY BROS., PLUMBERS, YAMBIL STREET, GRIFFITH, and wishes to an nounce that he is now free and at liberty to accept work upon his own behalf fromAto Z in the JOINERY LINE THE NAME

SNAITH

Is Sufficient Guarantee of Sourcl Workmanship lelephone :

GiiiTilh 36

Frequently Cleaned Clothes ,1‘liU t<. ih-ir til- i-nS u» your Suit» »nrl t)i »•«>•» In p» flrv ( lc.\nrd »nd l'i-«^rd by th. new(-»t prot,'.'». S u n s h in e L '^ u n ir y

il m s SmyLl) and lioch s n

Hinna ,S.venvm GHIFiTITI

19 A T E V E R Y P O S T O F F IC E

4 % FORYOUR SAVINGS 4 %

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THE AREA NEWS

"ENTRAL MOTORGARAGE YENDA. T. 1». WHITE, PROPRIETOR MOTOR REPAIRS A ACCESSORIES PETROLS AND OILS CARS FOR HIRE — DAY OR NIOHT Telephone; Yenda 4 BEFORE BUYINQ YOUR NEW GAR CONSULT WS

STOP ! LOOK I LISTEN I D ic k

F is h e r

■ADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER I GUIHEN’S BUILDINGS

Marlborough Studio B a n n a A v e n u e , Next to Gilpin*«, G r i f f it h

HIGH ART PHOTOGRAPHY

AT CITY PRICES! There is nothing that pleases your friend» more than a Photo of yourself, your family, or baby, . . . Give thern a surprise for Christmas. Have your Enlargement finished in your own town. Enlargements from any old Photo, finished in Black and White, Sepia or Oils, from 25/. each. YOUR SNAPS DEVELOPED AND PRINTED . . . . ONE DAY’S SERVICE! Children^» Portraits a Speciality. Large Studio for Family and Wedding Groups Bridal Veils and Bouquets Supplied ______ KRUTLI, Photo Artist, Proprietor

BOOTS REPAIRED Pni.mpdy ■av* your Soles by ooming to DlakHe will save them for you. You must come—QuIckI ALL HAND WORK. (Maohire Sewn If Required. I do work for notable Clients.

R ing G riffith 2 2 6 CARS fo r HIRE

BRICKS I BRICKS I IN ANY QUANTITY

A CAREFUL DRIVER RELIABLE BUICK AND RUGBY

THE GRIFFITHBRICKCO.

aioderate prices

Wishes to notify the Public of Orlfflth and surrounding Districts that they are now In a position to SUPPLY BRICKS IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES Prices on Application. TH.OS. BERRY. MANAGER

H. A. Barraclough Ltd.

L. CAMPBELL, Elite Accommodation House, Griffith

H ygienic Bedding ^Campaign

opticians

385 GEORGE ST, SYDNEY NEXT VISIT Griffith; AT MIRROOL HOUSE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18 From 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. THURSDAY, SEPT 19 From 9 a.m. to 11 a m, Ti>e firm has visited this town regu larly for years.

Paris House

For

£1 allowance on your Old Mattress, Bring it along. I will burn it and allow you £1 on a new 4ft. Bin. Kapok Mattress. Having signed a favorable contract for Kapok Mattresses I am able to make the above offer for Cash Purchases only. Don’t delay too long, only a limited number are available. This offer cannot be repeated. -...

W m . S. G ow

Baona Avenae, Griffith t . j . M. BURN8TEIN

10 Days O n ly

B e d d i n g S p e c ia li s t

Ballandry Notes THE FIRST TINKETTLINQ RAIN BRINGS FRESH HOPE

NOTICE.

THE FU^UC is hereby WARNED a«alngt StSHlNG. SHOOTING, or la any way THESPa SSINO on DUNOaR* LEIGH, Darllofton Point JOHN B. SCOTT.

IWTICE " liallandry district celebrated its first ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING ‘'tluketUlhg’’ recently, when the or d am ag ing FENCES, will be friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. Cuuworth PROSECUTED. (Signed) 0. H. NELSON, congratulated them on their marriage. “Hin View.” A big number assembled at Mr. Bunworth 8 home and were cordially and 21st July, ifi2 7 . Tahbita. hospitably received. After the health of the newly married pair was honored, Mr. Bunworth invited all pre ^ i» n € E sent to foUow him to the Ballandry Any person round Fishing, Shooting. Woolshed, where a very happy even 9f otherwise Trespassing on BLOCKS ing was spent In dancing and social OteSi?. ® ^ erem ba h SUBDI intercourse. During the evening Mr. VISION will he Prosecuted, Straying B. R, Harris, acting as chairman, call Stock will be Impounded. By Order ed the gathering to order to enable JOHN McQUFFlE and CO 1*1 V Mr. M. Cudmore to present Mr. and LTD. ’ * Mrs. Bunworth with a wallet of notes. Mr. Cudmore made a happy little speech, which was endorsed by several others present. The music for the dancing was sup plied by Messrs. R. and M. Cudmore and the enjoyment of the evening wSi added to by a recitation from Mist J. W . CULLEN Faith Pearson and a song from Mr. F. OF WEST WYALONQ Meehan. AND BECKOM 'iotlfles the residents of the district TENNIS CLUB DANCE The Ballandry Woolshed (kindly hat he has PURCHASED the abov« lent by Mr. W. Bunworth) came intc mslness from Mr. g. C. Thomas, and irtends an Invitation to all to visit the limelight again on Wednesday he Shop and give a trial order. venlng, when the residents of tht PIntebakana district held a dance In lid of a tennis club in connection witl. Broderick & W a y he newly opened Plnlebakaua School S h ea rin g tear the residence of Mr. L. A. Whin C o n tracto r« ield. The woolshed wns beautifully decorated with red and green stream \re prepared to undertake Shearing rs and gum tips. Many visitors at -ontracts up to any quantity. Good Work Guaranteed. ended from Griffith and Veuda, and very successful eveuing's eutertain For further Information apply to Q. Tyson ment eventuated. The ;irrangement.s farm 1644. BEELBANGERA were in the hands of the parents o' Hugh Matheson. Yenda (he children attending the new school, with Messrs. J. Anderson (president) farm for SALE lud Mr. L. A. Whlnfield (secretary) In Griffith, | Mile at their head. They are to be con Gheap, Situated from Post Office gratulaled on the success attending PARTICULARS— their efforts. \pply Area News Office. (No agent».) ... ....... . ' ■-I. I ^ The opening of the new school it evidence of the continued growth ol the district (despite the difficulty at tending the present run of bad sea lAVlNG PURCHASED a HOUSE sons) and coupled with the Installa REMOVING PLANT from Ray and tion of a party telephone service dl Ravage, I am prepared to REMOVE lect to Griffith from the southern end tOUSES in ANY PART of district. ol' the district augers a wholesome faith lor the future when normal sea CONTRACTOR sous returns. 3ox 91 Griffith 'Phona 170

The Ideal Butchery

HOUSES REMOVED

G riffith

L. SAVAGE

L a d i e s a n d G e n t ’s T a i l o r

‘ MISS V. burnstein L in g e rie

MONDAY, OCTOIER 7, 192«

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Uemstltching and Embroidery Work, French Pleating. Button Making, Everything Required In Women's Wear Manufactured on the .Premises by Modern Machinery

HARVEST PROSPECTS 'I'he recout rains have altered thi Vbole outlook with regard to the cENDURS are invited lor dLT’J’LVof fTOp.s. Biiltling aloug under a scanty vriLK AND CREAM. 3 day.s week, j ■4U-gallon"inIHi, It) and uieiigTe raini’ull the wbeat madf luantiiy, a splendid fight for existence. Tin ,uliouB cream.— GRlFk'i’rH FKEEiSgreat bulk of the crops have had iNG CO.. LTD.. Box 44, p.O. F r o c k s a S p e c ia lty fall of only two and a half inches slnci HE IDEAL UAFE, BONDI BEACH.— We are prepared to Make-up your planting, though benefiting also t< . home away from home. Len. Bar Tack, own Material or to only Cut, some extent from a heavy fall early lett “Ideal Cafe,” Griffith) can and Fit It for you. in the season. There is now a promis« 'ffer (late you good Board and Residence, «‘velmling th«* malh-e eonutry, ol omfortable roopis, and good table, something like a four-hag crop. •each lookout. Winter tariff from 35/ The mallee being practically new ^^«ekly Take Bondi Bus from Cen country under its first or second crop ral Railway Station. Bus slops at F ia n o , P la y e r a n d O rg a n necessarily does not promise quite sc !uor. Address: L. A. BARNETT,' >:o:T u n e r a n d R e p a ire r. well, hut with favorable coudltion.- DEAL CAFE, No 1 HALL STREET^ from now on ther** should be soim lONOI BEACH (HORSE AND MOTOR HEAR8| E lw in S t r e e t, N a r r a n d e r a MOTOR FUNERALS CONDUCTED IN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT fair yields ther*‘ also. That sueli re turns should appear possible uiid«^i DISTANCE NO OBJECT the conditions existing this year en REPRESENTATIVE & FUNER for :o:Messrs. Sutton's, of Sydney and Mel lirely Justifies au optliulslic outlook ■i'OR SALE, cheap Residential Block, jvor line, double frontage. Area News W REA I'HS AND DOMES AT ALL PRICES AGENT fDH F UNDLEY. bourne. VIsUb Griffith every month fur future years. Jfflee. MONUMENTAL MAHON and 1b prepared to go In any part ol the district (distance no object) be u safeguard for settlers to iuterOrders left c/o 'Area News’ will bi A p p le P ro b le m s plaut Granny Rnijth and Delicious promptly attended to Eslabllshort 11 ———:o:-— ——ith «'itlier Vuto.s, Joualhon, or King »••••• OVni»« ** QUESTION OF CROSS FERTILI- David. Mr. Beverley poiuted out that Mr. Cole aud Mr. Braithwajte dbs ¿ATI0N igreed; he himself disagreed with Mr. C. M ORONEY Uralthwaite. .Seven years ago at Ml. Au iulerosliug discussion on the Bark«?r in West Australlii. it was provB ric k la y e r cross I'ortUizatiou of apples look place (Late of the Building Cuustruction thut Di'Iicious cro.ss fertilises at the lust (iuurterly uiyeting of offi Grunuy Smith. Mr. Potts said that Branch uf public Works I— »JA* cers uf tlie Irrigatiou Commissiou and Mr. Arthur,' later orchardist at the Departnu3nt, Sydney) "W h á Í)í‘l»artm«‘ut of Agrl«;uUuro. All Classes of Brickwork Constructed \auco Expi'rlmeiU Farm. stat«*.d that The secreUuy read a rfqiOrt by Mr. Delicious was a satisfactory pollinuLarge or Small Jobs—Distance No AMTI ■J'. G <! C«d«‘, uelliig fi«‘ld otlii-er, in ir for Granny .Smith. Mr._S. BraltliObject which h" staled tlial uiid««r lueal con alt«! poliite«] out that at the last EsUmatea and Advice Given Free y SIMPLY rU R N lN Q ON A I A l' you Iwivditiuiis there i.s uu doubt the apple planting coiuniittee rnetitlug. Mr. Phone: Griffith 215 rutiniiig ii'ttter for dowestic imd saniiaty fyurDelicious is tlie mo.sl suitable fur the Savage slated he did nut consid«T l)e twses, for uutèriug gardens and orchards, uaslu purpu.se of ci'uss I'orlilisatiun, ospecial- llcious a good varieiy for planting up ing relucles and fire-fighting. 1y so as regards Graimy .Siuitli. A re here, as it did not color up, and recomijuotatioiis for installing a coniplete running svater Chas. E. Beilby port by Mr. C. Bniifhwalte. Acting meiide«] that it be not .■id\o«‘aled aud service. Fhe cost is small compared with (he comfort Laud S«‘tlleiueMt lii.sp«‘cior, was read, that tht*y shoul«l stick to Jonathan. and convenience. stating Ilian* Is uo delinlte data avail- Mr, Powell would advocate Cleopatra. VALUER uhle to i>ruve that there is affinlly be- A f t e r discussion it was moved by T R E N E R R Y B R O S . Iwoeu l>«‘li(;iuus aud tlraiuiy .Smith, Mr. C. Bruiiliw.aite, se«'onded by Mr. PLUMBERS AND IRONWORKERS BANNA AVENUE and ...^liK'isi'tiueiitly it Is not known Cole, aud canted, that it be a recomYAMBIL ST., GRIFFITH. Phone 36 whether the funner wilt eross lertlll'se Miendaliou that where pluut«'rs of ap ijlifHm latter: he Is experimeiiUng with pies are using Deliclpus for inter* — OR — the two vurietles, and it will be about planting that a second variety such as FARM 884, GRIFFITH two years before dofinite data will bo King David, Cleopatra, Cyiuuidrce or avftljable. Ip tb« ìpett^Um« it tvnuld be p»e4,

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0 0 $ t0 ym f Mr. R. II. Webster, of Arlah Park, alarmed tho members of the Griffith Bk tmm 1000^000 0om00 000^ 1m Constitutional Association on Friday ^ • i ^ * ^ d 4mm t y m im m a n i900 uight, when. In the ootirse of an ad«• iMhiaa ymu «m. gb* «m dre.ss on "Australia at the Cross »m0»f 00 mm0.~00y mm U m §m/ « Roads," ho annotincod calmly, almost with satisfaction, (hat Australia was moving towards a revolution. It was i The firm with a reputation for straightforward dealing. certainly an almost b4oodloss revolu (P. SCHULTZ) (W. DOIÍALDSON) ^ ^ Every effort made to ensure satisfaction for clients. tion in which only about six public Promi)t and Reliable Advice. Quick Returns, Highest ruling Prices. men would be shot, but It was never theless a revolution which would re References: Commercial Bank Co. of Sydney. Ltd., Haymarket, sult lu a dictatorship of the primary Personal references: From Leading Growers In all States. producers. Mr. Webster was pej-fectCity fruit markets, Sydney E3 ly serious about it. One of the Oldest Firms lu the Sydney Municipal Markets Mr. Webster Is oue^ of (he best known W'rlters and speakers on econo mic subjects in Australia. Ho vies T> w'ith Mr. A, O. Iluie for the honor of IDhij those expeclanl expressions? being the most pertinacious news (the dog is plainli| anticipatoru.) paper corresimndent in the CommonU?h\j^PlESl w'ealth. His letters appear In the Hot, steaming, sauourq pies] Taslij, Press of almost every State. Colliss & Patterson mealy, crisp, satisfying pies 1 Though there is nothing placid Bu! the doqi share vül be Pom. per\j small, for Iheij’re about his sentiments ho speaks In a -Eiruwood Merchants Griffith quiet voice and without any rhetorical O U R P I E S . T r g O n e l adornments. GOOD WOOD. QUICK MOTOR DELIVERY No Entanglements iiSSilfe REASONABLE PRICES Baker, Pastrycook •ORDERS LEFT AT TRENERRY BROS., PLUMBERS, YAM8IL STREET, Mr. Wehst<u' said, at tlie outset, that ^ Confcctioncr Phone 22§ QRIFFIIH and YEFIDA he had no Intention of delivering a WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO lîolitical address. lie belonged to no s H ia ^ s s b a S i Q Itolllical party, and to no organisation ot a public character whatsoever, ex cept that he was a member of the Board of fru.stees of the Ariah l>ark Cemetery. (Laughter.) He believes tliat by kiqdug himseir clear of organi sat ions he could accomplish more in RICHARDS AND WEIR beg to anuaunce to the Public of Urlflltb anr. the cause that he Imd at lieart. District that they have PURCHASED the SAWMILUNQ PLANT of tb^ IMr. Webster gave a rattier depres Late M. T. Mlckleson, and are now prepared to SUPPLÌ ALL DESCRIP ing revit.'W of the iirese'îtl econotniç TiONS of SAWN TIMBER, DRESSEI and "UNDRESSED. position of .Nu.stralia He said tliat .,l€T US "rix iT^ wlicat was praelic,ally a. fitiisliiil imlus WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS (ry iu Australia under preseut ecouo niic ounclitfous, and tlte great wool in dustry it.self, (be bulwark ot Austra lia, was begiiniiug to feel tlie piucli. L’uless Australia could reduce her costs of production her position would be a desperate one. There were ihous anda of wheat farmers iu Australia to-day who would leave their holdings if (he,\ could do so, but for them aban donnjent of their farm.s would mean starling afresli in middle ug*> witlioul eapital. .'I'hey were only slaying on h e secret of lunching well lies not only in good their farms because they could not food, prepared with perfedt culinary skill, get off them. ^“ quiet and ease of' service, but quite as much in the feeling of personal comfort, attractiveness of sur ■□a At Country’s Expense If DO roundings, the atmosphere, qnd the people one meets. He dedarval that ilie Mglvstuudaid Yoti will find lunuclung.here most- pleasant. The wtlloí’ living eujojed by Hie ciliés, in chosen and varied menus are sure to satisfy. which tlie wage-earners enjoyed a taudard of eouifurtinfmilely suiterlor to tliat of the average small farmer aud liis family, was maintained at ihe B anna Avenue, Qrifjith ost of tlie iM'imary production which Tf Haps and Hlishaps o f your journey. was sinking under the bui-deu of high eo.st.s. Mr. \^'ebster said that Mr. Pictures o f your jriends. all are Bruce liad declared that Arbitration yours if you haue a Camera. DO was lln? main issue of the election, whereas, if he were sincere, lie ^woiild C o. slate, truit tlie high (arifis vvere lie' real issue confrontiug .Australia, for .Vrbitration was but an olTsliool of the i .FRUIT PACKERS tariffs, q’iie .\rbilrafion system bad CÁSE MAKERS, &c. been created to protect Hie woj;kei^.s L et US be your station fo r Photoqraph'c Supp'ies, from the effects of Hie lurilT imposi Hons. Mr. Webster said tliat the re Ifou'll find our Printing and D euelopinq Sisruice Jondaryan Avenue, G riffith nioval of duties from foodstuffs, wear helpful. ing apparel, and building materials •Fruitgrowers- bave join Fruit packed by us and secure suhslautla! wa.s tlie lii'flt .step towards tlie solnph.c., ?vi.p.s., savings in freight on each cousignuient. Account Sales direct to gi'ower liou of .-Australia's seiiou.s économie M ie tn iH a nJ D ru g g is t G K i r F lT l I 1 . . its liroblenis. 'Hie staiidanl of living we W^e are also cash buyers of Fruit id season. were enjoying to-day, p.^rHciilurly in DC'_________ . * TRY US FOR FRUIT CASES, NAILS ETC the cities, was too liigh and must come ODl»12SLL3: v-."!H23Bnmxzzra PHONE ; 2 3 ------------------------------------- --g , , ^ 3 ,^ down. H was too higli only because our eountry could not afford to main tain it. 0 0

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•Mr. Weli.-lcr (Jeelurcd tliat tlie ri' quirciueuts of .Aii.stralia were more populaiion, incrc.used primary proliuetion ,UTd sound liiianee. ".More busiie-.ss in government aud l*'.s.s go vcrnnn'nt in bimineas." was Mr. Webs ter's slogiin for .Australia. .Mr. J. 'I'liorae presided al Hie meeting, wliicli was well aiiended. 'I'lmrc wa.s a liwdy discussion on a iiumljor of (lie points raised iu Mr. AVeb.sfer’s aihlress.

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account 6. Q. ROBISON, ESQ. Auctioneers, Land Slock and Property Salesmen AGENTS Take NoUce. — I hereby W e d n e s d a y , O c to b e r 9 Withdraw my Block 490 Hanwood, VALUATORS. A t Farm 1432 from Sale.-— P. HILLAM, Hanwood. AT 2 P.M. BANNA AVENUE,----- --------------------------- GRIFFITH ONE AND A HALF MILES FROM Slock for Sale on Approved Bills of 3 or 6 Months; Stock AGENTS T^ke Notice. — | Withdraw ACCOUNT A. CHURCHILL, ESQ. GRIFFITH Lists on Application. All Classes of Farms Avails e ° Mercantile my Property, Farm 381 Giifflth. from Dry Area. AGENTS FOR South British Insurancd Co.. ’ In Yard at R«ar of GUIHEN BROS. T. KENNEDY, Farm 381, Grif Mutual insurance Co.. Ltd. (All Classes.) All Business transacted undei OFFICE. (Entrance, Banna Lane, Wednesday, O ct. 9 Sale.— fith. direct supervision of the Principals. Near Hotel Griffith) AT 2 P.M. PHONES (2 lines); 14 and 330. (Connected with M. Gulhen and GUIHEN BROS, liave received Instruc .VGENl'8 'Take Notice.—I Withdraw C. L. Neville) lions from Mr. A. A. Churchill to offei SEYMOUR and ROXBURGH, instruc ‘my Property, '‘Morelia Park," Ran led by M r. S. O . Robison, of Farm for Public Auction on the above date kin’s Springe, from Sale.—A. MUNRO, all his WELL-KEPT FURNITURE, 1432, will conduct an UNRESERVED Rankin’s Springs. ^ CLEARING SALE of his wellrkept ETC., consisting of: — FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, on bargains IN SECONDHAND FUR Diningroom; Wednesday, Odtober 9. Chevrolet Car, NITURE, I^rge Dlwssers from £1, Couch. Hall-Staud, Suite of 6 Chairs Auctioneers, Valuators, Registered L^d Agents (Rosow'ood), Dining Table, Lino. on aicount of same owmer, will also rabies from 8/6, 4ft 61n. Bedstead and be offered. Stock and Property Salesmen Wire Mattress, 16/-; Uph. Settee and Square (9 x 9) Dining-room: 3 Chairs, £1/10/-. MACKAY and CO., Bedroom; APPLICATIONS FOR CROIVN LANDS ATTENDED TO Oak ,complete HOUSE FURNISHERS, Double Bed and Bedding, Lino (12 x ONE Oak Sideboard, 1 Round tjaa Table, 8 Oak iMnlng Chairs, 1 GRIFFITH. 14) j Dressing Table, Wardrobe, AGENTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., «AR^AR« ^ ” ycLONE Settee, 2 Cane Chairs, 3 Pictures,! RAWLINGS' MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE Washstand ami Ware. .... ' ‘ "*" 1 ' —................... . Lino. Square (11 x -9), Hallrunner. | FOR FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK SALE, Fordson Tractor, In Kitchen:^ Bed-room No. 1: 'PHONE: 286 GRIFFITH, N.S.W. 38^ iborough working condition; no fur Stove, Table, Dresser- with glass WARDROBE, Cheat Drawers, Marble- ther use. Phone 303. door, Meal Safe, Kitchenware, Cook top Washstand, Small Table, Linoing Utensihs, Crockery, Cutlery, etc (11 X 9), Nickel and Grey- FOR SALE, Leather-covered .Couch T'ools, Beales (2cwU. quantity of Square Double Bed and Mattress. two Arm Clialr», four small PrlceBags, Saddle and Bridle, and Bedroom No. 2: AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, STOCK AND PROPERTY SALESMEN £6. Bent, Yenda. sundries too numerous to particu THREE Single Stretchers and Mat larise. tresses, Chest of Drawers, Marble- FOR SALE, Morris Cowley, tourer, FOR .SALE.-WUeatgio\vinB and Grazi vg Properties, Lucerne ami Rice Time; 2 p.m. Tkite; 9th October top Washstand, Large Mirror, Lino perfect order throughout, cash or easy Farms, Orchards, Town I’ropertie and Businesses.^ 12ft. by 10ft. OWNP'RS, list your Properties, Livestock, Agistment, keed, and t rt o ts oi terms. Williams School, MoomboolGUIHEN BROS. Kitchen: dool. Sale, with us. ... i ta Extension Dining Table, 6 Sole District Agents for New Zealand t.oan and Mercantile Agency Co., eta. Auctioneers, Griffilli CEDAR Chairs, Enamel Brea«? Crock, Trafal TOR SALE, Fist, 7-seater tourer, 510 Livestock Trucks Ordered; Wool. Skius, Hides and Tallow Consigned ; gar Cool Safe, Lino. 12ft. x 9ft., large Model, good condition; price £165, pr Waybills Supplied; Finance arranged for Stock Purposes; All classes ol quantity of Preserving Jars, Crock offer. Apply, H.D., Area News Office. insurance effected with the Cenral Insurance Co., Ltd. ery, Saucepans and Kitchen Uten OTHRR AGENCIES.—Oibbins Farm »lachinery and Implements, Wolsley sils, Tubs, Coppers and Numerous FERRETS for Sale, cheap. A. Pauling. and Lister Engines, Shearing Mach nes, Electric Lighting Sets, Iwin Sundries. Also, Electric Iron, Elec 4 Wakaden Street, Griffith. City Tractors, etc., etc. tric Jug and Electric Fan. AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE Saturday, October 12 Single-furrow Plough, quanUty of JUST openlnl: fresh and new designs SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH of Shopping Bags; useful presents at Tools and Spraying Materials. PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESMEN, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192) AT RICHARDS’ AUCTION ROOMS «;/11 each. G. „W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. CHEVROLET CAR, run 12,000 miles BANNA LANE, GRIFFITH The Auctioneers have inspected ^he. Ballandry Wool.shed, after COMMENCING 2.30 P.M. articles to be auctioned and they ; i)ance, one child's i'swn Teddy Bear all be ,u De found loum to ,0 be M in m first-class nrsfcias. order. tad)’. Blua Felt Hat; owner ON A/c J. L. HUSSALL, ESQ. Mr. Roblaon, havmg dlaposed of hl. l ^ Farm through the . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , , Furniture „ Auctioneers, , 1»wllL ,toj ■ News Office and paying for advt dell all his and.d Effect^ ________________ _ Including TIME is day knd night; so is the Den THREE-QUARTER Bed, 2 Stretchers the highest bidders , ,, 11 viilwa. i-ifimth hvatch, Get one to-day, 8/1 plain. If/6 Wardrobe, Chairs, Chest of Drawers Locution; Farm e,.,„ 1432, li Miles lirlMth, G. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. Tables, Sundries. lud About I Mile East of Hanwood j ““ “ Also, following Plant: — Metal Road. EIGHT-INCH. Chaff Cutter, hand and Sale Starts 2 P.M. on Wednesday, SOLID Silver Wrist Wstches, rotary CASE M AK ER power;■ Grindstone, Plow, Etc; Ford movement; ladies will find most October 9 Utility Gar, in good order. serviceable. Only 25/6 ««vch. on moire ALSO, on account various owners: — S e y m o u r & R o x b u r g h band. Geo. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. G riffith P acking Shed (R egd.) AUCTIONEERS ---- GRIFFITH Further Household Goods and Sundries; three-quarter Billiard Banna Avenue West TOMATO Plants for Sale, 1/- per dot. UNRESERVED ’Table, practically netv. (Chalk's Early Jewel.) Matron, Dis (Agent, London Aasurauce, Fire and Accident) trict Hospital. ?HONE;'^ 50 G. A. H. RICHARDS WlLIi the person seen picking up AUCTIONEER} GRIFFITH ACCOUNT MISS GLADYS FOLEY ¡k*awn Gabardine Overcoat, containing PHONE; 102 rnoney, between Yoogall and Griffith, Griffith Progress commonwealth of AUSTRALIA [kindly return »nnie to the Area News Yen«Ja The Commonwealth Electoral Act [Office. Substantial reward. Association State of New' South Wales Saturday, October 12 ELECTORAL DIVISION OF .¿bS.;. Atr- 2 p.m . WANTED,- 14 Girls t<> Hitp<gar as AUCTION SALE RIVERINA .\ngels in The Vision Scene of "East GENERAL MEETING SEYMOUR and ROXBURGH, instruc Lynne.” ____ _ ____ Apply, ___ Manager, Carroll’.s IHE FOLLOWING persons have been ACCOUNT MR. TOM CONRICK, ted by Miss Gladys Foley, will Sell by UjoytQj;; /j'^eatre, Tuesday morning, 11 duly nominated as Candidates for the WEDNESDAY, 9th OCTOBER harm 1294 Public Auction at her Residence, ‘"I'he o’clock. GENERAL MEETING* at Hotel Grif Election of One Member of thr: Hotise Bungalow,” Yenda, on abovemeutloned of •'Representatives, for the above Di fith. All members and townspeople vision, to serve in the Parliament of Salurclay, October 12 date, all her WELL-KEPT FURNI- WANTED, I'kirnlshed Room, single, ELECTION DAY, AT 2 P.M. urged to attend. TURE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, as wltli use of bath. By letter, C.D., c/o the Commonwealth; Business: follow's: — Vrea News Offifce. Opening Court House on October 26th William Wilson Killeu, Merribee, IWM. S. GOW h:|,s received instruc- THREE Dining Tables. 4 Kitchen j Barellan, grazier and farmer; !lions from Mr. 'roni Uonric.k to offei' —Swimming Baths — .Trucking Horace Keyworth Nock, Nelungaloo, Iby Public Auction on the above date Tables, 5 Small ’Pables, Sideboard, WATCH out fur Mapel’s Dftpiay In Y a rd s— Wade Shire, Council. !2 Dining-room Chairs, 4 Cane o-day’s procession. fanner and grazier; lall his well-kept FuRNiTURE, which Chairs, J. R AITON, Hon. sec.; 0. A. H. lit Single Beds and Mattres W illiam M u r r a y NAilly, L e e t o n , iis practically new, consisting of: — RICHARDS, President. ses, Quantity of Blankets, 3 Waixl orclnirdls),. j robes, 5 Cliesls of Drawers, 3 Dres .V i)oll will a c c o r d i n g l y bt' t a k e n f o r' T H R E E - P I E C E M aphj B e d r o o m S u ite , IMPOUNDED AT CRIFFITH, 2ml h is Division on S a t u r d a y , t h e t w e l f t h ! Bed, c o m i 'l e t e , C a b in e t D r e s s e r , siiig 'rubles, Corner Wan! robes, day of October, 1929, from roads, d a y of O c t o b e r . 1929 in a c c o r d a n c e ' K it c l i e u 'I'abh a n d C h a ir s , Lino, large Quantities of Cutlery and Wade Shire, by E. Kurtz;—One Browi, willi t h e law ¡tor t h e R e g u l a t i o n of; S i d e b o a r d , R o u n d O a k D i n i n g ' r a b h Crockery, *80 Preserving Jars, Cool Pony Mare, bung tail, no visible P a r l i a m e n t a r y E lection.s. T h e I ’oll a n d 7 C h a ir s , M oqU efte l . o u n g e gardie Cool Safe, Kitchen Utensils. J. W. KELl-Y AND CO.. Auctioueers, brand; 1 Black Coll, no visible brand; will o p e n a t e i g h t o ’clock in lh«i m o r n S u i t e , L in o., 3 ^ S e a g r a s s C h a ir s , . Copper atid Stand, Copper, Large Griffith, have buyer for all kind« of Chestnut Horsf“, branded FC7 neat i n g a n d will n o t c l o s e u n til all e l e c S e a g r a s s ’I'able, S i n g e r M a ch in r Tub, Spades, Mattocks, Axes and good horses visiting Griffith on shoulder, 77 thigh, R n«Htr shouhier t o r s p r e s e n t in t h e P o llin g Booth at P in e W a r d r o b e , D r e s s i n g T a b le . other Tools, and large Quantity of 1D1H>AV, 11th OC'POBER, 1929. We H’ NOT RELU.ASlvD will be sold by eiclit 0 coek in t h e e v e n i n g , a n d d e s i r C o r n e r W a r d r o b e , 4-fl 6 in, R o n SUNDRIES will be pleased to receive particulara public aueiloii at this I’ouud at (loon i n g t o 'V o l e , h a v e voted. from ail intending sellers. Bed, c o m p l e t e . 3 fi'Ct W i r e , W r i t i n g on the 10th day October, 1929, C. R. 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Griffith's dismal Desmonds have been having a rough time of It lately. Pageant Day has passed, leaving with the people of Griffith Their first serious reverse came a memories of the finest effort ever made in this district in the cause ot week or two ago whan a company of charity and one of the most brilliant spectacles ever provided In a pro amateurs presented Shakespear’s Mid vincial centre. summer-Night’s Dream on the Lyceum stage. The gloomy fraternity had The procession which was the principal fe.ature of the great earn! been prophesying for weeks that the val day was an unqualified success. In its size, its varied attractions, show Wiould be a frost. They declared its originality, and its entertaining quality it surpassed the most that the undertaking was too ambi sanguine expectations of the organizers. It demonstrated in an unmis tious and the talent available too takable way the progressive and co-operative spirit that animates every meagre. When the rehearsals proved section of the community, and it threw out a Challenge to the authoriotherwise, they transformed their fore, ties to recognise the importance and claims of the dist.Hct. ....... bodings to the public. They said thei Never before have such crowds been seen in Griffith as lined the that the public would not respond Avenue on Monday morning whilst for over forty minutes the procev The performances duly took place Sion filed along the roadway, inspiring, entertaining, and amusing the and proved an unqualified success crowds of sightseers. The play was well staged, well acted and well received by large audiences There followed a day filled with attractions. Throughout the It w.as a hitter pill for the dismal! afternoon and night side shows, dancing, races, sports, social func ones to swallow, but they did not give! tions maintained the holiday spirit, and, for this ope day at least, Grif up all hope that someone, somewhere j fith forgot the affairs of everyday and threw itself whole heartedly into would blunder. They pinned their; the carnival. faith to the Pageant. Here, they said, was a venture ill-conceived, and bound; [ was surprised.” TluU vas the Avenue Pleases to fail in execution. It would have Iverdict on eveiy side. Everybody was Never were the proportions of our been quite alright anywhere else than surprlBed, and pleasingly surprised, by main business street more -apprécia in Griffith, of course. Narrandera oijtlu! remarkable .success alteiuling Hu* ted than on Monday. No ordinary Leeton, Hay or Hillston might, in thejefiort. Ihe procession itself exceededistreet in a country town would hav»,! opinion of the.se people, stage such , the expectation« of the orgauiserB’as ii .sutfleed to do' justice to the Pageant,’ a carnival Sticcessfuily, but Griffith did of the public, and it ,speali.s^because there would have been lack-* never. They certainly did their best, volumes for the organisation that the ing tiie background of the central to jusftiy their own pessimism, Theyj^day passed wlihout coiifusiun, with piantatious, whkK were verdantly at«¡■ecried-the ^forts of those who were 'out a liitcu. [traative though, by no means ill their assisting, and religiously refrained i beat condition, owing to the lawns at Weather Frowns from doing anything themselves other| Uu S u n d a y la.«1 a s t r o n g n o r i h w i n d '^bd b e i n g s o m e w h a t w i t h e r e d

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MANY ATTRACTIONS LISTED On Tuesday and Wed'nesday of next week, October 15 and 16, the eleventh annual Griffith Show will be staged, and the indications are that in the wealth of attractions offering, t,ie exhibition will surpass those of pro/ioua yeard. The side shows will be more numerous than ever before, and such attractive items as the sheep dog trials, for which three cups are offering, the ring events, interest in which will be enhanced by the competition of a large number of local performers, the car-driving competition and others will ensure ample entertainment for patrons of the exhibition. The show, too, is growing year by year in its role of the Area's shop window, and there should be close compe tition for such trophies as the Citrus Championship Cup and the Pardey Cup for grow ing crops. The prospects of the exhi. bition will be reviewed in de tail in Monday's issue.

Louise Fazeuda,' for-years tiu* lu-emlere eoniedienne of the screen, has «uddonly found a uuw niche for her self. tier great .success .In a. gripping mystery special. "The . Terror,” lias given her the cent.-nl role in ano ther even more errie thriller, "The House of Horror.” which is to head the bill at Hic Lyceum Theatre on -Saturday.. Chester Coukliii shared, honor-s with Miss Fazruula in ihi.s pic ture. I helnia Todd and Janies Ford are paired in a novel love story, apd grotesque mystery character roles are played by William V. Mong, Emilo Ghautard, William Orlamonde, Dale Fuller, Teneu Holtz and other éminent artists.—Great neVvs for movie goers is conveyed in the announcoment by the Lyceum Theatre that the attracHou for Saturday next will be the MetroGoldw-yn-Mayer picture, ■'Mumsle.” starring Pauline Frederick. This ex ceptionally talented acres.s is.known and beloved by tliousauds of .Austra lians wlio thrilled to her personal stngt- appearances out liera, and Who also associate her name with the finest emotional charactex’isations. No better vehicle could have been choseu to re-introduce her to the thousands who admire her than this, a story of mother love that pounds the senses with its mighty drama, and at the same time stirs tiie heart to (he high est peaks of emotion. As a .stage phiy. It galvani.sed Loudon. A competent supporting cast and vividly realistic din-cUon round off this rplendid pro duction.

N o moj'e id eal p lay fo r Hie u u i m u t e d Ifilen ts of Mias C l a r a How lias e v e r b e e n c iio so n Hum h e r l a t e s t i ’a r a t h a n to t h r o w cold w a t e r on t h e en -ip i.-w t h r o u g l m u t d a y a n d u iglit, w i t h b u d tlie f lo w e rin g C a u u a s not yet in mounl I'cliicle, " T h e W i l d P a r t y , ” d e a v o r s of o t h e r s l T h e y did n o t re-,;, t e m i i e r a t i m * ^el'y liigh fo r t h e b loom . T h e c o u c h gra.**;^ an d buffalo w h i c h coi,ni‘.s to t h e L y c e u m 1 li c i u r a m a i n a w a y on t h e d a y . T h e p r o s p e c t season. D u r i n g t h e tiiglit the bawim in t h e c e n t r a l h lo ch tire well eson .Monday n ig h t. " T h e W ild J’n r l y ” of b e in g a b l e t o lin e t h e p a t h of t h e s l i g h t l v to t h e w e s t , ¡ ^ ’'b l i s h e d a n d pre.seni.ed a n a t t r a c t i v e is a v iv acio u s , I'a.sl i n o v i n g p r o d u c t i o n p r o p e s s i o n , a n d scoff a t i t s m e a g r e j ; i , „ | ¡vt,,nday m o r n i n g d a w n e d ' w ith a ' ^ b p e a r a n e r s w h ile t h e n o b l e a v e n u e BUSINESS AS USUAL Im.si'd on Hii- s t o r \ liy W i n u r E ahiaii, p roportions and u n r e p r e s e n t a t i v e -ai-ong w e s t e r l y c iirry liig f a i r a m o i m t j * ’^ lu)rr,ijon,gs iie\eT’ l o o k ed more famou.s a u t h o r of iio p u lar n o v e l s of c h a r a c t e r a n d a t t h e s m a ll n u m b e r s of „f d u s t . In Hie H rillith s t r e e t s Hits ■"’' “ 'e l y a n d e l e g a n t , I'iie c o i m n i l t c c of Hie H r i t h lh Dir- t l i r j azz age. 'I'liere a r e .several r e a l t h e s p e c t a t o r s w a s to o p l e a s u r a b l e tc. p a r t i c u l a r l y t r o u b l e s o m e , how - 1 resu lt o f Hils n a l u m l a r b o r e a l ihi*lr be f o r e g o n e . They t o o k up t h e t r stad u r i n g Hn* p r o c e s s i o n g t i v e a i 'i c t u r e s q u e s p l e m i o n r :’ict H o s p i t a l up*t (ÎH u s u a l o n T u e s - w iid p u n i e s in t h e piav, an.I t i o n s on t h e sid e w a l k s , a l i ttle b a c K. , bi a- ezc w.as f re s h , t o r t - , '^ ’ ' b e i i ro e e s s i o n a s it m i w o n n d its d a y ev en in g .- dc.spiic Hn ir e f f o r l s d n \\-a i c h \ \ o rd s c c i n s to he, " W h e n b e t t e r f r o m t h e f r o n t r o w s of s i m p l e - m i n d e d m, du,s1 w a s in e \id e m .'e . I lieiititifu] a n d v a r i e d iiro- th e p r e v i o u s d ay , niid t r a n s a c t e d Hie w h o o iiee i.s m a d e , ('Lara, will m a k e i t . ” folk w h o w e r e p r e p a r e d t,o e n jo y t h e i , \ f ie i * lu ncli Hie w in d d r o p p e d a n d Hu*| a l o n g t h e rotile. a m i left ( . u l i n a r y m o n t h l y b u s i n e s s of Hic insH- H irls wJio a r e k n o w n H i r o u g h o u l (ilmr h e r c w a s p r a c t i c a l l y a r u t l | d m n for t h e i r " I t " (lualitios t a k e paVt w r e t c h e d affa ir. W h e n t h e p r o e e s s i o n 'f i ), . jao m iitio n s g r a d u a l l y ini)irovod i b e v ast c o n c o u r s e of s p e c ta to r- i tu H o n . Jior oH iy A r z n e r , jii profound impri'S,yion of ad m ira tio n m n s t e i ' ot (,u i n m i t t e e m c : i aiul I In.* P a.-'in Hie tu o d i i c t i o n . had passed, they had vanished. They The Crowds had slunk away down furtive by-ways, It is r g a s o u i i b l e to s a y tlial tln ' hig h j i o n i d o d w ith a g e n u i n i ' a p p r i 'e i a t i o u g'eant w a s not d i s e n s s o d u n til H i e | d i r e c t o r of t h e piclu'ia*, s j u n t c o n s i d e rweeping bitterly. It was the second j w in d a n d thii-a t o f r a i n m a y h a v e jOf Hu* tine* pubHc sjiirit, e n e r g y a n d r e g u l a r b u s i n e s s of t h e l n ,s tiu u lo ii h a d a b l e t i m e s e l e c t i n g t h e d e s i r e d ty jies jo f wlioopci m a k i n g p ep ".isters to lill rude rebuff within the space of a few iutt'rfort'vl w it It till attondanci* oi firtiatie (aate- r h o w n by tlio se a s s o c i a b e e n c o n c l u d e d . H h e r u l e s of m e m b e r s of T i a r a ’s " g a n g ” days. Two local ventures had , , , p.a..,.ally, hut tin* iTOwd ted w'ith t.Jio p r u d u c H o n in d e t a i l oi t h e m a n y c o m i i o n e n i p a r t a of the; P a . Hie-play. Ann .May Wong, ilie fasceeded despite their worst endeavors.; stroi't!' of tirillith clcctioii eampaigii to 'ipsct arranges j ,.;nm -(’liiiii.se jictrc-us. who lias geant.

But it is rather difficult to F q u , a s l v a rm*ord iiovcr la-lorH at and canci-l tie* i naagemeiits ol been iiopularised Ihrougo her numethese apostles of depression. They, laluiHl. In addition to tin* hundreds Exci-pl on \er> raf*' o c c a i d o n s in lui'iits Hie hriglil p-diiical sta Mr, W, ,\! 1oils s c r e e n succe,s,ses in A m e r i c a , is of humanity engaged in Hie p r o c e s i ' b ' ' lai'ge eiiies lias a bitter dis|da\ ,, revived on Monday night, and now^„f Hucli 's ¡lini Mr. Havin. Hut Hic ¡n Imr ftrsi I'eainrcd they may be heard uttering the most sion there the were literally thousands ofjb"''» seen. 'I’iie .sigin would gloomy'i forebodings regarding the speetator.s sH pectators iu till* tin* .streeis. t i uyt hi ng ol of Hie kind. k i n d . ' ' , ' ' ... ' *.* , * j role. .She w as si g n e d liy Hrit ish linerill H an n a { with anything s h o w , wlhicb, on T u e a d a v a n d W e d n e c - ' .\\einie, AM-ntie bo'-sevt-r j' ” ” nc n i s I” " ' ' ' - • . n a i i e u a l Pietur-*.-; to tip iiear in a iiumhoweioi', I.s Is sueli sneli aa wid d ¡nid i' *''^'*''*Hded in an y in la n d l■enll'l■. Hound lounilation whieli gave a griiti- p,,, of t h e i r pr viduelions, Hie first beday of Inext week. Will unfold it.s .at |,.nglhy thoroughfare tint a few thourfUnanimous Verdict ''Sliovv U f e . " u n d e r t h e d i r e c t i o n tractions. They say that people hav-|an(i extra imople would hardly ho There ceriainly wa.s no rlisplea.sed y in g r-viiH, Tiie Movie Man H*' Hicharil Ih e iib e rg , 'H iis film is to ing attended the Page,ant will not pat-^ noticed, am! Ihe sigld,s<‘er.s hiid a clear Siieetiiior in Hio.se wlio v-ltnessed Hu n u k *'*' ' ' ‘l e a s e d at t h e I.ye;-uni 'I 'h e a t r e ronise z\it show which sursly must be sUni. wliich was well over ;t mile in Pageant. Not only was the great 'I'll'- eiueniaiograidi o)ieiaior a failure. Certainly it was a pity that length, (■rowd staggered vvilli di'liglHfn| Ji.slvui his .siund at the Tonri Hiui.-e cornei-,, next Mondav Igv T...V.F. o p p o .s i t e h e r ’ !"'<>'lucHon is Hie i.ig actor who the Pageant should have oeen held so j.shntenl at Hn* sin-eeSH of llie| vvliole and look pietiires of Hm I'ageani as ii ■ '‘iMeiroi.oclose *3 the show date, but it is non~~ ^ display, but Hie p r o m u t e r s ' luo^f stin passed along. At Hie eenelusiuu of sense ti. suggest that the P a g ea n t, .* iuc a l m g itie street of the proi es- giiiiif ¡mli'iimiions were nior^ tlinii Hie proee.ssion Hie various 'vxbibii s" ■ ” > ¡md several pictures for splendid demonstration tlat it was titution of real benefit to the district. it-alised. Ton,sidering tiie- noviflly or were massed in i|i-' r-serv.- faeing Hie competed with the show. Distinct in 't is a part of our life as a com- t h e u n d < T ia k i u g a n d t h e i n t e n s e lab o r j'Obt ODlee, and He- larg-- erovvil vvliieh , IMil in the m'ur future. their characteristics and appeal this munity. anrl gre.it e x p e n s e i t i v o l w d it eou hl WH.s c o n g r e g a t e d w a s t h a n k e d b y t h e great hospital carnival and our A nn iial j Apart from everything else, h ^ w -^ w e l l be de,ycrlbed a s a g r e a t adveii-i p r e s i d e n t uiul o i Ik i- ollh ials, a n d Hie ■i-],,. \,,iing('i- eon of .Mr a n d Mr.s J Show e,ach has a claim on the com-jevei-, it is to be hoped that the show t u r a . W i t h b e t t e r l u c k t h e d a y s ’ pfo-j aw ard.s a n ,n o n n e e d in --egard to Hie .\ Je M an u s o t^ L iik e v ie w lues b e e n crimunity, >and we are not p r e p a r e d to will be a record in every way, if only fits m ig h t ea.sily h a v e b e e n d o u b l e d , c o m p e t i t i v e di.sjduys. H e r e ag ;u ;i t h e tic a l l y ill in Hu> H iiltu ii D is t r i c t Hosbelleve that the attendance or a t t r a e - , that the "Dismal Desmonds” may be .Not o n l y w e r e t h e d i tlio u ltie s of a d e m o v ii angnient'-tl 'i - pitul for the past few day.s, Hé untiveness of the show will be atfer-ted j driven, once and for all, from our pre.sslon iu tiade consequeut uponjeurd of iiiisslng - veins, wldeii le f. derwent u serioua op-'railoii and hia seriously because of the Pageant. It| midst to waste their stupid vaporings bad harvests and a uaturally ayuthelicjther Hiapiified on Tm-.-wi-iy by T Hitith ^eondttiou caused grave auxiety, but be Is to be hoped, sincerely, that such on the desert air. They -are a public and sceptical public Ip he faced aud «tree . (. •-‘IIOk', 'i"d rejo jutatlve^jt, now reported to be making slight is not the case, for the ehow Is an ins- nuisance. conquered, but along came a Federal (Con tin ' on Hag* 17) ■ [irogresB.

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Sister L.N.Smirlhwiite A.T.N.A,

Slater E. Smith Phone :

wmBssBomms

Yenda C.W.A. Cottage Hospital (Five Minutes from Railway Station) •URQICAL

matron a, see, A.T.N.A.

(in Charge) Cat« of Griffith Hospital Fees Moderate OBE8 TETRIC 'Phone; 96 for Terme, Apply tc Slater-ln-Charge MEDICAL

CATER and BLUMER PRIVATE hospital fiffiTA STREET, GRIFFITH m '- ' —— •URQICAL, MEDICAL, OBSTETRIC SISTER E. H. BROWN 'PHONE: #7

Precious Young Man: 7t has Just occurred to me—-if I could change places with an ordinary person for a moment—how too marveliousiy Inter esting it would be to meet myself for the first time!”

lOLICITORS, ETC. Hotel Griffith Buildings, GRIFFITH,

P—'A—I—N caused by exposed nerves or chronic abscess denotes

DANQER.

Have those Bad Teeth attended to ivithout delay. Call here for relief from Pain and avoid the further possibility of 111 Health caused by septic conditions of the lihouth and

Mutm.

Uncle Dick w^as particularly amused. Next day he asked the question at work. No answer was forthcoming, so he cleared his throat for the laugh. "You would see,” he said, "the seat of his trousers!” She had noticed the busklness in hlB voice, and the nervous manner lu which he fidgeted in his chair told her a lot. She knew what was com ing. “Joan,” he said, and his throat seem ed dry and parched, "would you— could you—do you think you---- ” "Go on, George,” she murmured, en couragingly. 'Tm listening.” "Would you—er—do you think you could—get me a drink of water? I’m as dry as a bone."

W. Rupert Celer Paul W. Biumer, B.A., L.L.B,

R. W . G RUBB DENTIST, QRIFFITH

A u c tio n e e r s ,

L a n d

S t o c k S a le s m e n 's D i r e c t o r y

The Live Stock Agents J. W. KELLY and Co. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE

GRIFFITH

G. A. H. RICHARDS Auctioneer, Stock and Station Aiiieiii :3ANNA avenue -----QRiFFITH WILL bo pleased to receive parucu ars of Properties and Stock For Sale Auction Sales Conduiitcd In any par, *r the Dlsum. W.n. iy iviuiet EVEHY 8ATUBDAY ai.,| p.m

The car was parked at the side oi the road, and as the man drew neaj AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED .ANY FART 0» 'HE eiATfc he could hear noises of a struggle within. He could hear a rustle as oi STOCK A PROPERTY LISTS O APPLICATION. silk, and the muffled panting of a (il.D.S.J LGENT FOE— P. C. McKenna & Sons man. The body of the car swayed (IBujvarsity Jit Sydney) PHONE 08. BOX 113E slightly to and fro. He heai-d a curse, vieeaey Hanls uo. Lm Fanuiug DENTAL BURGEON. & and again the muffled pouting. He vlachlnery.; May amj Milk'! Wlm HOUUS ; 8 a m. till 6 p.m., or SANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH crept softly round to the side ami dera Scarifier; Dalgcty and Co. Ltd, BY APPOINTMENT (Next to Marshalls. Dentist) looked into the window and saw -Stock. Properties, Wool and Mer A man tiylng to fold a road map handlse Dopartments — Mt, LyeU Sole Agents (or Buttons Ltd., famous Vddreas t as it had been folded before. InpcrphoBphate; General Accident Crossley 8-Valve and All Electric i^'ire and Life CorporuUon Ltd.—Ail Radios ghipfitm. Jlaesea of insurance; Gloria Light Also the Katster, and Attwater Kent, Phone I 149. to. Ltd.—Bouzine aud Eli eulc Light As the well-known actor entered his Etc. ug System«, dressing room his dresser cornered Agents for C. H. McB'arland Ltd., foi him and asked him if he hadn’t forgot ttie Rudolf, Steinberg, Gustave, 0««y Term«, . 'Phone: GrUntb Ï0J Otraaob, an dthe Hollywood Player ten something. PHONE : 300. "No,” replied the actor, “I think Pla&oe; also the Spaethe, P. Webber, Olearlug Sales Goi, meted iu Any Pai L.D.S., B.D.Sc. (Meib. Univ.) (Rindermann and Zeuerbach Pianos not.” of the District. "Not the bottle of port you promls Repair« to All Musical Instruments, SURGEON DENTIST Trucks O rder«<<i for Any f rket* laetndlng Plano Tuning, Phonograph ed me, sir?” NEXT CARNEY AND SON, "No. I didn’t forget it. I left ii Agent for— Repairs. The best English Springs Land Salesman A Commiaalon Agent GRIFFITH AostrailAO General Fire lt..ittranoc with the stage doorkeeper. and parts Stocked. Jazz Bands a Houra : Bo.. Ltd FINLEY, N.8.W, Specialty • a m. to 6 p.m.; later, by appolnlineui "That’s done It,” groaned the dree ser. "Why, you might as w'ell have FHONEt 826 Vislta : left a cabbage-leaf in charge of a Yenda—Every fourth Sunday In rabbit.” each month K [R 05E N t m . AND Hankin'e Springs—1st Sunday In each month GENERAL PURPOSE Telephone: 271 Heavy-footed Dancer: "May • OLI CI TOR have the last dance with you?” THE / RURAL BANK CHAMBERS Partner (coldly): You Just had It.” •ANNA AVENL'c, GRIFFITH

J. L. SERTORI.

Mode

Piano House

H. 0. PECK, Auctioneer, ■Stock and Station Agent Hotel Griffith Buildings. GRIFFITH

Rural Bank Chambers J. E. ANDREA.

A. L. TONGS

L. H. DICKSON

Alice could have marrted 'anybody she pleased.” "Then why is she still single?” "She never pleased anybody."

" G. W. A. WELCH Architect. RURAL BANK CHAMBER», GRIFFITH. ..... 'Phone ( IIS rural bank CHAMBERS, LEETON. 'Phoaet 46 Box It.

18-32

" X^4 sta

0 0 2 10

Manager: "Yt‘S. I’m looking for a A complete covering lad to learn ofllce work, Is your boy of trees, vines and honest ?” vegetables with prntectlve materials Mrs. MoJill: ''Oh- yes. But he assured with EFFECTIVE G.B, knows well enough that business is business.” OUSTS applied with the

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B L O W E R i SD s T c u n

The Thorby Scheme

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W U I^o'A lI Your Farm Work Cheaply and Efficiently See h At OUR DEPOT<

Keyworth and Power PRODUCE MERCHANTS AND COMMISSION AGENTS YAMBILSTREET, GRIFFITH Phone: 176 (hise Tractors, Shearer Implements of all Types SOLE AGENTS FOR

The 'proposed scheme for the con The Gun is handy, easy to operate solidatiou of settle^' liabilities and aud most important of all. when cropr the stabilisatlou of the rural industries are at stake, It does the job well. through thf agency of the trading E ast Street, Narandera banks, guaranteed by the Government, Farmers Implement Co., Anderson’s Seeds, Cuming Smith Fertilisers, VIelte Mr. Duff’« Pharmacy, Griffith, GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO. Alfa-Laval Separators, Fianet Junior Farm and Garden imph-ments, 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE has yet to be finalised, but the Minis Second Thursday Each Month Queensland Insurance Company ter hopes that It would be finalised shortly. The proposed scheme is as follows: —(I.) A settler should first approach his owu local bank and submit his financial position and requirement s PLASTERER. for the next twelve months in full. PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL (2.) If the bank finds that It cannot All Claases of Plaster and Cernem BAL. fine OLD SHERRY_____ 10/ 10/. SELECT RICH SHERRY _ 7/6 advance sufficient to enable a settler INVALID PORT _ _ _ Work Undertaken. 12/6 WHITE MUSCAT__________12/6 to meet his liabilities and carry on, WHITE PORT-----------FARM 682. GRIFFITH DISTRICT AGENT ^ 7/6 SPECIAL CHABLIS 4/6 then the bank is to submit the case •ELECT RICH PORT----— rrr.r::;=sr=~-.==rr:=SiS^ la now situated In preraiaos lu 12/8 SPECIAL CLARET___ __ _ 4/6 to the Rural Industries Branch of the FINE OLD TAWNY PORT 12/6 SPECIAL HOCK _ _ _ _ _ 4/6 Department of Agriculture. (3.) If tho BROWN MUSCAT _ _ VAMini. STRp:E'r opposHe Aili rooJ Department approves of the case, a Export Co., and carries a FULL guarantee will be glvon to the bank RANGE of Tyres, Tubes, etc. J. POLLARD by the Government to enable th set FARM 865, GRIFFITH CYCLES ON EASY TERMS tlers’ requirements to be met. (4.) All mortgages, liens and insurances to be DRIVES HIRE CARS BY DAY OR NIGHT secured or arranged by the bank and Careful Driving ; Good Car retained by It and In each case to be Phone: 328 reported upon by the bank each year W iii( J o w C l e a n e r in time to make arrangements for G riffith next season. (5.) The whole of the Odd Jobs of Any Description MMMOHN8 aUFPLIEO, 7/8 EXTRA. MONEY REFUNDED ON RETURN settler’s Income to be paid to the bank A TRIAL WILl »ATltFY YOU A» TO THE EXCELLENT QUALITY O» in reduction of the guaranteeed over Undertaken OUR WINit draft account. Plan«, ipeolPestlons and Estimates Messages:—Box 321, P.O., Griffith

CASH BUYERS OF WOOL SKINS AND BAGS

For All YOUR WINES

J. F. WALSH.

SUPERB CYCLE AGENCY

P. Hams

McWilliam & Sons

Local Depots — Caoat Street, Griffith Yenda Winery, Yenda Hanwood Winery, Hanwood

GRIFFITH HIRE CAR SERVICE

J. H. DAVEY

L. BERECRY Builder and Contractor GRIFFITH

PXOE THREE

A R E A NEWS

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 19i#

T h e Aeroplanes

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CHURCH NOTICES

Man of the Day

The Finance!

BAPTIST CHURCH

RETURNS FROM PAGEANT £500 IN SIGHT

Sunday, October 13.—Griffith: ll PAGEANT ORGANISER’S BURDEN The busiest man In Oriffllh for a.ni. (Pastor J. E. Sbelrson), and 7.30 Though tn* Committee of the weeks prior to Pageant Day, aid on p.m.; Sunday School and Bible Class, hoepital wan reluctant to make a the day Itself, was Mr. R. R. Tborue, 3 p.m. definite etatement regarding the secretary of the Hospital, and prlncl financial result of the Pageant pal organiser of the Pageant. He was CHURCH OF ENGLAND until the final returns had been re here, there, and everywhere on Mon October 13 (20th Sunday after ceived it was eatimated yesterday day, 'Starting his day before six o’clock Trinity).—Griffith: a.m., IToly Com that, all In all, a sum of roughiy in tho morning and finishing well after munion; 10.30 a.m.,S Sung Eucharist £500 should result from Monday's midnight. However, he had been in and Sermon; 2.30 p.m., The big effort. This Includss any training for some weeks, and showed Chism; 7.30 p.m., Evensong and Cati>Seale Pianos and Ser* money that may be made from the no signs of weakening In the straight. ,mon. Yenda; 10 a.m., Sunday School. îanolas a t th e S h o u film record of the day’s festivities Speaking at the league smoke ®®cial; ^ p.m., EvenSoUg and Ser* which will be the property of the at the Memorial HalLon Monday night mon. committee. « Mr. Thorne admitted that when he A L SO -Rev. WALTER G. BENNETT., It was agreed by everybody that awoke on Monday morning and hoard more'’^ money;might have been collec-j^j^^ outside, OUU and •' • ” jllltJ ffClltS »^vhi8tling UiOvliU^ VlUtOiUTT» inspect their Furniture *^**^* ted had an earlier start been made In through his window, and saw the dualMETHODIST CHURCH raiding the crowds, l(ut at this, air sweeping by and the clouded Sunday, October 13,—Hanwood: 11 D isplay first attempt, it was Inevitable thaiLj^y^ prepared to pray for ten a.m. (Rev. R. George White). Venda: -lOI" some oppotunlties should be m i s s e d . t h e Pageant In-'2 p.m., Sunday School, and 3 pm. It was whilst the ci-owda were money might be collected(Rev. W. A. Burns). Griffith: 3 p.m., FOR LAKEVIEW BAZAAR Ing in the street waiting for the pro-jtjât was the summit of his hopes just Sunday School and Bible Class; 7.30 In the Lyceum to-night and to-moi ccBslon, and whilst the Pageant However, he remembered that p.m., Service by Rev. R. George White. vow night the Lakevlew Parents and GRIFFITH AGRICULTURAL SHOW actually in progress that valuable op- he had been named RIchaid, and,.too. Citizens’ Association will conduct portunities were mlsaed. The that this was supposed to be his OCTOBER 15th and 1€th, 1929 bazaar and fair in aid of the funds of PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH trouble was that the organiser« and great day, and he recalled the words the Association, fur the Christmas Buuday, October 13.—Griffith: U HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS collectora were then busily occupied of another Richard, the second king Tree treat, and tho Grliflth Hospital , u Tf Sunday School, 3 p.m. Bilbul: BUSINESS HOUSES WILL BE In the procesMon. jointly. The surplus of donations of ot England ot ttat “'“ ''„i'''“- 7.3d p.m. (Subject: The Evil ot Urltb With this exception no chance of worth commanded his followers, Tell , CLOSED AS FOLLOWS: goods donated by wholesale Arms to mg). the Pageant committee and not dis TUESDAY, 15th, ONE O’CLOCK raising money that the day offered me the worst . My ears are open, my| Mr. A. G. GIBBINS. waa neglected. From morning till heart prepared. Have I lost my king posed of on Monday have been handed WEDNESDAY, 16th, 12 O’CLOCK night the collectors, tlio showmen, dom?” From then on the world took over to the bazaar committee and will PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Griffith Chamber of Commerce and evei^body else engaged in on a brighter aspect. be disposed of positively at the bazaar. Ou Saturday next, 12th October wresting money from the crowd» The flattering reception accorded (polling day), the usual monthly street never let up in their endeavors. Mr. Thorne when he rose 'to respond stall will be conducted by the ladies’ Varioue 8ourc®i to the toast of Tlie Pageant Commit It is yet too early to indicate what tee and the District Hospital was an guild in connection with the Presby tho various avenues of income yield expression of appreciation for his gi terian Church, next to the Lycuem. ed. Over £130 was received in direc,. gautic efforts in organising and stag Home-made cakes, Jams, sweets, etc., douatloua from iinua and societies. ing tlie Pageant. It was a big under- will be on sale, and in addition a good The flag collection from the proces- uking for onWraas, dependent on the supply of fruit and vegetables. Don’t sionista^yielded £25 and sundry odds assistance of voluntary helpers only. Iforget to register your vote and tben and ends. The sporting meeting It was not known generally that dur pay a visit to the stall and make your which Mr, C. Henry conducted on tlm ing the week before the Pageant Mr. purchases. Rugby Oval under considerable tliffi- 'rhorne was carrying a heavy cloud of cuities and againat the competition Oi personal anxiety. His only child, a YENDA METHODIST FAIR the aeroplane and other attractions son of thirteen, Dick, was taken seri As will be seen in an advertisement LET US QUOTE Yo\j FOR YOUR BUILDING MATERIALS;— \INTERNAL DOORS AT 21/returned o\er £50 to-the fund. A re ously ill ... in — Sydney ------- early ---- last w-eek jin this issue the annual Methodist port will appear in next issue. The and underwent a critical operation i,e hold in Yenda Lyceum 10 X 12 BOX FRAMES ready to assemble at 26/2 race meeting, unfortunately, Wii. which, fortunately, was successtul, rpheatre on Thursday and Friday, make little or no return to the hospi though he is still seriously 111 in the October 17 and 18. The opening cereBOX FRAME SASHES, 10 x 12 to suit 19/6 pair tal. It 19 possible, Indued, that tht. charge of a trained nurse. Pinned ^^ke place oii Thursday at WE CAN SUPPLY FIRST QUALITY MOULDINGS AT SYDNEY club may be Involved in a loss Griffith by the demands of the Pa-13 30 p ^ There will be many stalla through their fine effort on behalf cf géant organisation Mr. Thorne’s posl-jg^^j list PRICES shows, also a musical prothe Institution. This is a pity, for it tion w'as a harassing one. As soon ! evening. A scone com was no fault of the Race Club that as the boy is able tQ be moved he 4-INCH, architraves (Ogn.) 20/6 per 100 in. ft. petition is being held and the prize is the meeting was not better attended. come to Griffith to join his father a gold wristlet watch. It is to bo 2 x 2 COVER MOULDS (Ogn.), 7/- per 100 lin. ft. The ladles' coumiittee, the Junior Refl during his period of convalscence. 3-lNCH. BAND MOULDS (Ogn ), 16/- per 100 lin. ft. hoped the public will attend in good Cross, the Open-Air Cabaret with Its 6-INCH. SKIRTING (Ogn.) 29/- per 100 Ifn. ft. numbers and help make the fair a dancing floor, chocolate wheels, ana A WANDERING MINSTREL great success. BUY RIVERINA MADE: BUILD RIVERINA TRADE other attractions made money through llow much money Mr. Dave Nathan out the day and night. The Leagin raised for the hospital is not general And smoke social, the Newton Carrol ly known by the public, but it was a theatrical performance, the side shows sum of generous proportions. His role Degrees of Perfection SAVE MONEY BY SAVING FREIGHT and numerous other sources w'ill yiela was that of a pavement singer, and he all other prices of building MATERIALS ARE ON THE SAME jtheir quotas to the'funds. The film or was attired as a ragged, bootless PICKING THE PAGEANT PRIZE [tile proceedings, though it will cost street urchin, who sang for coppers— bedrock basis WINNERS t.he committee upwards of £50, wiu ‘T’leuse give me a penny, sir.” -Mi'. be a big money-maker, perhaps adding Nathan has a long record of cliariti another £ 100 to the funds. It Is un work in this direction, and he knows It WHS not a task that many people would have cared to tackle. To select derstood. that,,the. .cqniîtteo has uo> «Ifelho ,'jqe points about iouemug iouchiug the very" best among the entries In the in hand something over £ io0. hearts of his hearers, He Pageant procession was necessary, 'P H O N E 100 A further statement of the tinaucinl song as a boy in the A h fgy pj-izes were offered, and position will be made In our next is Theatre, London, for 165 nights, and! awarded. 20 BOWEll STREET, sue, and a detailed b:tliiuce sheet during the war raised £853 in aid ol had to be awarded. MANLY, with acknowledgement of donations v,ar cliarities. lu the hotels which he W h e n t h e p r o c e s s i o n w a s o v e r a n d 25th SEPTEMBER, 1929 ¡will be published when the accounts visited on Monday be .was rewarded t h e v a r i o u s e n t r i e s w e r e d r a w n u p o n t h e r e s e r v e . Mr. K. H. T o d d ¡lunoiinhave been finalised. not only witli a shower of coin, but ced t h e Iw t u n e r s , a n d t h a t t h e v e r d i c t To The Electors of Riverina also a donation of the bar takings of tlie, j u d g e s m e t wiUi p o p u l a r ajip ro while he sang—no iiicousiderablu v al w a s e v i d e n c e d by t h e a p p l a u s e l ADIES AND GENTLEMEN , F e d e r a l E le c tio n iimouut. Altogether lii.s effort raised V, b ich greeU x l t b e a u u o u n c e i n e l. u s . A- ' am again a candiAatc (o. ■slection (or the Rivsrina seat in the ,£lt; la 2, and liis voice must have H.M.A.ld. i l u rd s h i i i , t h e u a v a ! m e n ’s Commonwealth Parliament, and am "Ol well enough ,n health to adb e e n hoarse at t h e end of his strenu c o n t r i b u t i o n lo tlie I ’uge-.mt, w o n f irs t SATURDAY'S IMPORTANT VOTE ^dress you m the x/ai'ioos 1 wish vanous centres cemrcü o the Electorate, . ^ * to * shortly p rize a m o n g t h e s p e c t a c u h i r e.xhibiis, All men and wonum over 21 must ous day's work. state my views concerning the -ssues involved in the contest. a n d b e a n y c h eei's g r e e t e d t b e a w a r d . I am heartily supporting the Qruce-Page Government in its deter- vole on iSatuixiay. r h o iH-izc of t h r e e g u i n e a s was re-doThe local booths are:m,nation to abolish Commonwealth Compulsory Arbitration, which -s

Two aeroplanes arrived in connec tlon with the Pageant, and on Satur day made several ascents, but on Sun day the wind was too strong for passenger flights. However, on Monday afternoon when tho strong bree*e lulled flights were resumed, and the whole of the plane in short flights, the public pat plane In short flights, the public yet ronage being so plentiful that the de mand exceeded the limit of daylight Owing to the prospect of flying not being promising the second aeroplanr returned to Sydney on Monday mom Ing.

HEAR

Maples

Pageant Surplus

Builders

ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD ?

H A R D IS ¿'MIXED . '

WAGGA

what 1 have been advocating for ®me time. You will rcpilect that when 1 addressed you last November I stated from, 1 think, every plaL form from which I spoke that in my opinion the amendments of the Arbitration Act which had lately be®n passed had only patched àn un satisfactory system which would sOon have to be scrapped, and I thought the sooner the better. This -s what the Government now pronoses to do except m regard to W-ierside and Shipping Industries m which a voluntary system of confer*hce and eoneiliatlon will supersede

compulsion

compuli^o'y Aibitia:ion has neen an ex-

1 ui*v,r,iie fiiiui-e nensive andj*’mischievous fai'uie in m Australia and New Zealand—the ^ two countries 1 e i., rUi. uvortd th.-ii bave adopted it I sincerely trust only m the wenm / u V 1 -* that th. heottl. will «UPPO.V llm G«v.ntm.pt. «cia.pi. to abol,,h , . If this is done, and the Stales take Bimila. action, ae I trust they will, the way will then be open (or settlement oi Industrial disputes by friendly conferencee of employe,B .md employees, the system which. coupled with payment hy „suite, has brought Industrial peace and pros,<ï‘^neritv ^ to America. . K ,,e 3anI1 that But tnai th« ui Government proposes to^ do is to, ^ a superflous rmirt abolish couit and ana so »u pfevent the overlapping of State and

UWB causea raused 8U Federal laws which has aw«h trouble, expense ana dislocation In our industries.

I am fully in accord with the Oovermnenfs

policy of

taxing

amusements and luxuries rather th«n essential industries. The stricterecmiomy, both public and private, consistent with proper managemint is more essential than ever to meet the present unsatisfactory financial outlook caused mainly by drought and low prices of our pr nCipal prod uc ts-p articu larly wool. The Government. I am sure, is fully M^zed with the necessity for economy, if you do me the honour o again electing me, 1 will continue to urge it and as ‘ .hd«vcur (b peom... and coh.erve your

uu W klLLEN *

Foreshaw’s Hall, Gnifith Ballandry, school Ballingall, school Beelbangera, school Binya, school Hanwood, school Lake Wyangan, school Yenda, school Yoog.ali, school Stackpoole, school

Rival Claimants -I«}-

BXCITEMENT AT POLITICAL MEETING

u u t e d to tlie h o s p i t a l . MC'S.srs. S. Keyw o r t h . V. K e n u n l y , J o c k M a rt i n , F. W . S m itli, Bert H a r v e y , I laU u m , TV. R e id a n d A. Ev.au.s w e r e r e s i 'o n s i b l e f o r t h e s h i p whicli w a s t r u l y a w o r k

N\ l u u - p r o m i s e d lo be a n u i i l e r t u u u t i ' of art. l u c i d e u t ai t h e p o litical u ie e llu g on I’a r d e y s F l o u r Mills put up t h e b e s t Moudu> uialii. wa.s iu-c\(>nted by tlie I t r a d e ex h itn i w ith a lo r ry c a r r ' i n g u. i p r o m p i a c t i o n el M r t 'o u c h . J Ii , ' coiiiprcl'iui.siVC e s h i b l t , a n d tlie tlin -e ¡Labor I'm iy . ¡ictikei-.-f, h a ' i n g cn m e n r e s p o n s i b l e , ,\lr. linvge, l u a i i a g e i , 's h o r t H o u r addn-.-^s at t h e r e q u . 's t of uf file Griffith mill, a n d Mes.sin, Tut’-kP olU ng h u o l h s will b e o p e n f ro m 8 ¡tlo' h o s p i t a l c o m m i l l e e . luol j u st con e r iind Tlldeiv. rt-d u m iie d t h e p rize a.m . to N P-'h. 'clU'led t h e l u e e lia g Wllell Mr. K ell\ m o n e y , ilirec. g u i n e a s , to t h e I’a g e a u t Iti o r d e r 10 avoid congestion in ilo' ' a n d Mr. I’olliicK lo ok p o s s e s s i o n ol Die f u n d s. b n i l d i n g s u se d a s p o llin g bnolh.s, elec¡ s t a n d a n d p r o c e e d e d to addnuss D'O T h e llire e g u i n e a s w h i c h w e n t to f o r s a r e u r g e d to vol«' f a r l y . Im 'o iv 'meetin.L;. C r h s of lu d i g m t l i o n Wi-r-Messivs. i^«‘y m o u r and U o s h u r g h tor \-F'ni»'iiee b o t h lo t b e e l e c t o r .' tind t h e heurd innii iIo‘ c r o w d on Mr. P o l I h e i r dee-.n-.-ited Car a l s o w ent b a c k lu p o l l i n g ollh-iabs b; c a u s e d ¡it t i m e s hy l a c k 's .-Ippeariince, am i a dcicrmtjieil pital. * a® H r u s h of b i p ‘ c o m e r s to t h " h o oih. made u> mi.-ieî th t h eT hheo s Griffith A gricnluiral S o c i e t y ’s ,Sf l a s t el e c t i o n , m a n y a r r i v e d at m o v e m e n t . a s and a' I'irr ex h ib ii well a n o t h e r i h i e e g u i n Uio buolli o n ly to tind it. Iuhv ^ • *^1»^** w ho fo re, r i s i , t h e b o o t h e a r l y am i ^ ;i,:,d up t h e po a- e a s p r iz e , a n d tliis, too, w a s tu in d ed b a c k to I lie h o s p i t a l . *'*^v'oting Is c o m p u l s o r y .

Electors w h o | t h m . tmd j u m p i i m nii

HOTELS AND CAFES Being Eight-Hour Day a close holi day apldicd to the business jdaces, but nul the lioP'ls ami cafes ditl u Ihrh ing

. o l e a s ^ i t b s e n t v o t e r s ah o u id b e a b l e 1« tell t h e iiolling officials t h e n a m e of t h e s u b d i v i s i o n fo r T h i s h e l p s Die

enrolled.

the voter. Electors should vote at PiUl. B ih'.'. polling booths which atxj oiieii in their like *<’ ■' '' "

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■Hack

ib'ju h'k business, it must undoubtedly ha^e ui lo go been a record day’s takings for every

D iv id e d

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1929

AREA NEWS

PAQS. FOUR

L o y a ltie s

Tabbita Notes 'lo:

C hurch

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(To the Editor) Tennis Social SUCCESSFUL METHODIST Sir,— the Important iasue to be VENTURE A social evening organised by the decided on the 12th October many who have been, and are, supporters of committee of the Plnevale Tennis the principles of the Labor Party, are Club was held at Mount. Ida Hall on tom between the desire to vote for Friday, 4th Inst. It took the form of The Annual Methodist Fair was that they consider to be right, and a euchre party and dance, and both opened In ideal weather last Wednes the feeling that by voting against the from a financial and social view was day afternoon by Mrs. J. H. Kelly, Labor Party they are going back on a decided success. The hall presented wife of Cr. Kelly. In •w'elconiing Cr the principles they have believed In a gay appearance, having been prêt Kelly to the fair. Rev. R. George lily decorated by the ladies. Mr. Pat for years, White said that as a public man Cr. I believe that one of the biggest fac Cummins proved a very capable M.C. Kelly was Interested in everything Tills district is particularly fortunate tors in the strength of the Labor that was for the good of the com Party, is the spirit of loyalty to old' as regards accomplished musicians. munity. Unfortunately public men The music provided would compare associations, although ttio individual got plenty ot kicks and very few half- ^ has long since ceased to believe that more than favorably with any music pence. When people drove over! ÛrSlDE and inside, build walk» to your at a similar function in any part of Labor can put Into effect all that h rough highways they said some blttei | home that will stand forever; walls that claims for its platform or in the dis the State, If for no other reason than things against councillors, but when' to enjoy the music one •«vould have keep the house warm in winter and cool in Interestedness of its leaders. On all good roads replaced bad ones it was sides ■we-cauk^hear opinions expressed had travelled miles to hear it. The seldom they raised their voices inj summer; fireproof walls. Use DURABESTOS by Labor supporter about Mr. Theo following gave freely of their ser commendation. j Asbestos Cement Building Sheets. vices:—Misses Cummins and Wilson dore that 'would not be made at a pub (piano) Messrs. Crump (violin), Win Cr. Kelly, in replying, said ho hoped j Uc meeting by his most bitter oppon Durabestos sheets are composed of asbestos fibre ents, and yet the same people will vot< field (mandolin), Johnson (banjo), to make Banna Avenue one of thej and cement, compressed to a rock>like hardness. for a candidate pledged to support and Cummins (accordeon). Mr. Fred finest highways in New South Wales j Holt had charge of the arrangements They are cheaper than timber linings; as easy He congratulated the Methodist ladies j him. On the other hand, people o. for the euchre party. A liuge mar on the very fine display and •wished | all political beliefs pay a tribute t( to cut and nail; cannot warp, fiake, burn or Mr. Bruce’s character and rectitude que had been erected, so that th< the fair every success. rot; white ant and borer-proof; need not be We are in need of a little clear think playing of euchre did not interfere Mrs. Kelly formally declared the with those who preferred to dance painted; do not deteriorate. ing, forgetting Party, and gettinp fair open, and was presented with a down to principles. If it were pos The winners of the euchre tournament beautiful posy of flowers by Miss Suiiable for exterior and interior walls, par* sible to improve our conditions by ar were little Miss Laura O’Callaghan, Breuda Clark. Cr. and Mrs. Kelly titions, ceilings^ gable and eaves lining, etc. i young lady of nine years, who re Act of Parliament, then Mr. Bruce w'crc afterwards entertained at 1 ceived a beautiful box of chocolates. would do so, for he has everything tc tea on the platform with the judge.s. fVrite or call and see your local supplier. gain and nothing to lose, but a part> Mr. O’Caliaghan and Mr. Nelson play Almost every section in the fair was He can give you fu ll particulars, ed off for the gent’s prize, >vhich even which depends on discontent and bad keenly contested and the judges had tually was handed to Mr. Nelson. The conditions for its existence, would bt WUNDERLICH LIMITGD . . Manufacturers a trying time choosing the winners. in a peculiar position should it be ablt booby prizes were won by Mrs. Cum In one section, whei’e the prize wâs I Showrooms: Cr. Baptist &: Cic eland Sts., Redfcrn, Sydney. to put its expressed feelings Into prac mins and Mr. Tyson. At midnight a a gold wTistlet watch, there were 35; tice. We know, however, that it hat very dainty supper v¡as served by the entries, and the first prize w'out to! a platform to-day that it cannot put iadies. After supper dancing ’was re Mrs. H. W. McFadzeau. i ! into effect, and instead of its Leade: sumed. The Monte Carlo dance was won by Misses Nelson and Joan Ross. The hall w -aa beautifully decorated j telling the people so, we have Theo dore, who after years of absolute ruh Mr. Snow thanked Mrs. Cummins fo) with white wool and Christmas red In Queensland (where • his failurt donating the ladles’ prize. At 2 a.m. paper, and presented a beautiful snow was colossal) telling the people that the last dance was announced. Should scene. be call put everything right If thej the Pinevale Tennis Club decide on All the slalls did gocxl busliie.ss, and j S T O C K E D BY A R E A B U I L D E R S SUjPPLY CO. will open the coal mines and reduct holding another function. It is quite the financial return was very satisfac j certain they will receive the support the price of coal, and yet the State toiy considering the great depression I Mine and Smelter in his own Queens of all those who attended last Friday- of the times. The fair continued evening. land electorate has lost, to date, throughout Wednesday siul Thursday £958,000. All his ventures into State evenings. Working Bee on Schoolground socialism were ghastly failures, and yet he would cure our Ills by a further The schoolground at Tabbita, latelyAa the well-known actor entered his extension of the same business. One shilling per week deposited regularly in the Commainvealth Savings surveyed, ■was the scene of much acti Again Theodore, would have us be vity on Saturday last. It was arranged dressing room his dresser cornered Bank wdll, in 23S years, reach a total of £ 100—provided that the deposits lieve that the Federal Arbitration it the last meeting of the Parents and him and asked him if he hadn’t forgot are regular and the Interest is allowed to remain in the Savings Account. Courts are more or less futile, yet his itizens’ Association that the mem ten something. Here, however, is the real point. Of the £100 mentioned in this ex own'union, the A.W.U., left the Fede bers fonn a working bee to clear the "No,” replied the actor, "I think ample, ydu deposit only a litrle over £G1. The Commonwealth Savings not.” ral Court. ground. At 10 a.m. the men commen- “Not the bottle of port you promis Bank provides the balance in compo md Interest—OVER ONE THIRD OF If it should happen that the Labor ed to arrive, and very soon quite a ed me, sir?” THE TOTAL. Party is returned with a majority Mr. lumber were ready for work. While “No, I didn’t forget it. I left li Idle money earns no profit. Set your shilling to earning as well as Theodore will be put to some trouble lulliug-down opei*ations were in pro- with the stage doorkeeper. accumulating finding a -way out of the fulfilment of .^ress several of the men cleared the “That’s done it,” groaned the dres rlcket ground. Then all concentrateli bis promises, for there is a fact that ser. “Why, you might as well have no politician can get away from, and m the schoolground. It 'was rather left a cabbage-leaf in charge of a that is, unless Australia’s economic i trying day, for clearing and burning rabbit.” conditions Improve, no court, Federal iff, but the men stuck valiantly to the (Guaranteed by the Commonwealth Government) or State, can maintain the pi-eseut task. The boys attending the school wages and at the same time provide helped until lunch time, then they "eniployment' for those who want work. wanderéd off and pîâyed. Of course Conditions can improve in any coun the ladies of the district were there, try, and have done so, irrespective of certainly not burning off, but keeping courts, and in the rest of the world refreshments ready for the workers. conditions have Improved in exactly It was 6 p.m. when the work ceased. the same proportion as in Australia Before leaving Mr. Winfield, teacher and in the TJ.S.A. and Canada the rate if the Tabbita School, thanked all of Increase (that is, of the effective lliose wiio had helped in the work. wage) is much greater thau in any I'articularly thanking the ladies for other country. Why cannot we gel Ihe manner in which they had atten down to the fixed principle, that it Is (led to the refreshments. On a date only by conibiiieu effort of the com 1,0 be fixed in the near future another munity in increased production (not working bee ■w'ill be held, when it is by leas wages) can better conditions lioped the fence will bp erected. be obtained. When we see men like Result of Examination Hughes and Theodore talking sucli H U D S O N awful rot and apparently getting away At the quarterly test exam belìi ai the Tabbita School last week, prizes with it, it makes us wonder what bene fit to the community education has presented by Mr. Winfield were awar ded to Lionel Crump (upper division) E S S E X been. and Jean Ross (lower division). Apparently we cannot profit by the experience but must, like the Queens land people, reach the brink of Na tional bankrupty before we begin to Passenger Car for retrace our steps. Under any Govern ment Australia is in for a bad time, Melbourne but in deciding who is the better fit ted to command the ship of .State dur N E V E R B E FO R E S U C H Ing that period wo should have no A CAR will leave Gritlith for Mel doubt—Bruce and Page against bourne on Friday, November 1st, re O U TSTA N D IN G VALUES Hughes and Theodore—the builders turning Sunday. 3rd November. & Leaves again on Monday, 1th Novem against the wreckers. ber, returning on 6th. After this lecord after .record in perform On this issue there is no doubt in .nnee and sales. my miuU and if the people ot Austra date H Continuous Car Service will fia can see clearly, then Mr. Bruce run every second day. Car leaves Ask to .(;ec*these beautiful hig should be leader again with all the G.P.O., Melbourne, 8.30 a,iu. Leaves ('{irs. and drive them yourseit Grilfith 7.30 a.m. Seats booked at 6artraitors and trimmers thrown over Test them by any standards you board. If it should happen that he is den of Roses, Banna Avenue, Griffith. In perlorniance, beauty, economy and choose. Then you will l;now why defeated tlien it will still leave him reliability - by whatever abilities you they are attracting world-wide the most admired ami respected leader judge a motor car-Essex the Challenger enthusiasm—why all motordoni that Australia has ever bad, and sure from two seats and have reached and the Greater Hudson must exceed is acclaiming Essex the Chal of return later. It will leave Mr. safety, although it remains for the your liveliest expectations. For these lenger and the Greater Hud.son Knghes regarded with contempt by all electors of North Sydney to decide two fine Super-Sixes have shattered the outstanding values of the yeai shades of political opinion. As for whether that constituency will remain Mr. Theodore, he will be, as glad, to a future haven 1)f refuge for Mr. H. JACKA E S S E X Cresn D A L Ö E T Y 0 CO. L T D . disappear from Commonwealth poll Hughes.—Yours, etc,, LOCAL DEALER: H U D S O N „ SYDNEY tics as be was to leave Queensland Hughes and Theodore are a fit combiJ. H. KELLY. jâtion, and they have both run away Griffith, October 9, 1929 '

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FEDERAL ELECTIONS Electors of the Irrigation Areas Twelve Reasons why the Bruce-Page Government merits continued support: BECAUSE THE FUTURE OF AUSTRALIA IS SAFE WHEN CONTROLLED BY THE NATIONAL COUNTRY PARTY GOVERNMENT WHOSE RECORD DURING ITS TERM OF OFFICE WILL BEAR MORE THAN FAVORABLE COMPARISON WITH THAT -OF NY PREVIOUS GOVERNMENT OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

BECAUSE THE ECONOMIC POSITION OF AUS TRALIA (DUE PRINCIPALLY TO THE RULE OF LABOR IN THE STATES) IS SUCH THAT ONLY A GOVERNMENT SUCH AS THE BRUCE-PAGE GOVERNMENT CAN SAVE US FROM ABSOLUTE DISASTER.

HON. W. W. KILLEN, M.H.R.

BECAUSE THE LABOR PARTY IS PROMISING THAT IF RETURNED, THEY WILL BRING ABOUT PROSPERITY BY THE LAVISH EXPEN DITURE OF GOVERNMENT MONEY IN THE INSTITUTION OF ALL SORTS OF W1LD-CA1 SCHEMES WHICH HAVE PROVED FAILURE* THROUGHOUT HISTORY, WHEREAS IT I* ONLY BY THE ELIMINATION OF GOVERN MENT CONTROL AND INTERFERENCE THAT PROSPERITY CAN BE ATTAINED.

LABOR PROMISES IF RETURNED TO 4. BECAUSE ENTER INTO THE SHIPPING BUSINESS IGNORING PAST HISTORY OF GOVERNMENl S HI P P I NG e n t e r p r ise s . PRODUCERS SHOULD NOT BE MISLED BY THE-SE SPECIOUS PROMISES OF MESSRS. THEODORE AND SCULLIN, THE LOSS THE COMMONWEALTH must INEVITABLY SUFFER FOLLOWING THE GOVERNMENT AGAIN ENGAGING IN SHIPPING business WILL FALL PRIMARILY ON THE SHOULDERS OF PRIMARY PRODUCERS, AND SECONDLY ON THE WAGE EARNER, WHO, WITH THE FARMERS, EVENTUALLY CARRY THE BURDEN OF GOVERNMENT EXTRAVAGANCE.

WE BELIEVE IT IB NOT POSSlBLf 7. BECAUSE TO IMPROVE THE CONDITIONS <?F THL WORKER BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT, BUT ONLN BY AN IMPROVEMENT IN THE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OF THE COUNTRY. IF IT WERL POSSIBLE TO IMPROVE INDUSTRIAL COND. DITIONS BY LAW, THEN EVERY GOVERNMENT IN THE WORLD WOULD DO SO. (EVEN THl All that w© cau ask for in a man ia MIGHTY THEODORE FAILEQ^ TO DO THIS IN to be found In Mr. ICllIen, who has QUEENSLAND.

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not spared himself at any time In his efforts for the wellare of the coun try, whose sound judgment la admit BECAUSE THE PRIME MINISTER, MR. BRUCE, ted by all, whose sterling character 8; AND HIS CHIEF LIEUTENANT, DR. PAGE is a source of pride to his supporters, HAVE AN UNBLEMISHED RECORD AND HAVE and whose knowledge of the Rurul fuALWAYS FACED ANY ISSUE THAT HAc ARISEN, WHEREAS LABOR’S REAL LEADEH, ■duatries is'«ot -enqtTOiiitid by mam^ MR. THEODORE, HAS RUN AWAY FROM THE certainly not by the Labor candidate STATE OF WHICH HE WAS PREMIER, LEAV for the Rlverlna. ING THAT STATE IN A CONDITION BORDER ING ON BANKRUPTCY. FOR HONESTY, INTEGRITY AND

VOTE KILLEN, W. W., No. j. MEANING MEN AND WOMEN ALSO HAS THE SUPPORT OF ALL THE HARMFUL POLITICAL ELEMENTSTN OUR NATI03^AL LIFE. LEADERS, SUCH AS THEODORE DEPEND UPON THE VOTE EARLY—-VOTE FOR EVERY SUPPORT OF THE HARMFUL ELEMENTS BE CANDIDATE! CAUSE THEY yv'lLl. STOP AT NOTHING TO SECURE OFFICE.

LABOR TO-DAY IS NO LONGER THE; 10. BECAUSE LABOR LED BY ANDREW FISHER, WHO! WOULD SCORN THE TACTICS OF THEODORe I AND SPURN THE SUPPORT OF THE PICTURE] INTERESTS AND ARBITRATION COURT LAWY j ERS THAT ARE NOW BEHIND THE LABOR! PARTY.

BECAUSE THE BRUCE-PAGE GOVERNMENT WAS DEFEATED IN THE HOUSE THROUGH THE PACT FORMED BETWEEN THEODORE AND THE DISGRUNTLED AND VINDICTIVE HUGHES AND HIS MIXED FOLLOWING OF STATERIGHTER8 UNIFICATIONISTS; FREETRADERS AND EXCLU3IONISTS ALL VEILED BY THEIR DESIRE FOR OFFICE AT THE CQST OF THEIR POLITICAL HONOR,

WE BELIEVE THAT ONLY BY INDl5. BECAUSE VIDUAL EFFORT CAN ANY REAL AND LAST

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ING EFFECT^ BE ACHIEVED. IT IS OUR DUTY THEREFORE TO SUPPORT A GOVERNMENT THAT STANDS FOR THAT PRINCIPLE.

BECAUSE THE BRUCE-PAGE GOVERNMENT WHICH HAS MADE AN HONEST EFFORT TO DEAL WITH THE INDUSTRIAL POSITION (WHILST HAMPERED IN ITS EFFORT TO DO SO BY THE LABOR PARTY) HAS NOW WISELY DECIDED TO LEAVE THE CONTROL OF IN DUSTRIAL MATTERS TO THE STATES.

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T o u r .N u m b er o n itoll is C u t t h i s p o r t io n o u t, t a k e it Into t h e p o llin g bootli A\ith y o u a m i m a r k y o u r b a l l o t p a p e i' i n e x a c t l y t h e .same w a y ; BECAUSE THE RETURN OF THE BRUCE-PAGE 'Ut d o no t l e a v e ttiis slip in t h e b o o th . GOVERNMENT CAN HARM NO ONE. WHEREAS N u m b e i ' A I.I. t h e C a n d i d a t e s , o t h e r THE LABOR PARTY, HOWEVER SINCERE MAY w i s e y o u r v o l e will be in l o rn i a l.

BE THE BELIEFS OF SOME OF ITS MEMBERS, CAN, AND WILL, INJURE THE WELLBEING OF THE COMMUNITY. EVERY PANACEA THAT THEODORE AND SCULLIN PROMISE HAS BEEN TRIED AND PROVED A FAILURE. WE SHOULD NOT PLACE OUR TRUST IN THEODORE WHO, WHEN MEASURED BY ALL THAT A STATES MAN should BE, HAS PROVED THE WORLD’S GREATEST FAILURE,

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possible after harvest, with the re suit that there was a glut, and far C ricket. mers got as low as 1/9 a bushel for It Such a price was a tragedy for - : o ithe grower. Now they are getting as YtNDA V HANWOOD AT YENDA high as 6/- a bushel for feed wheat 8TRIKINO BENEFITS FROM A.J C. Paddook Reg;. V.R.C. Paddock of similar quantity—thanks to tho Last Sunday Yenda and Hanwood Member Vmtorian Club, M«lb. Tattersails Club, Sydney 100 PER CENT. CONTROL pool— and a minimum price of 3/6 met in the first round of the local has been maintained for the worst oi competition. Weather conditions throughout the afternoon were very Interviewed recently by "The Land” it. bad. wind, dust and dull light causing in Sydney, Mr. J. Archibald, a mem This, remarked Mr. Archibald, batsmen to mia-hit r- the majority of ber of the Queensland Wheat Pool shows what can be done by control STRAIGHT CUT A.TD DOUBLE ling the market. chances being accepted by fieldsmen. Board, said:— Also all othor evunt.s cn Cov r,i n I ;ana«d Rao ¡oourtea. Hanwood, winning tho toss, decided “Owing to the operations of tho Mr. Archibald further pointed ov.i V,r to cr hiirtfi. that they were always able to hold to bet. Moore and Prest, the opening pool Queensland, the growers have the Queensland price above N.S.M'. SufRolent Address batsmen, were just settling down only In since 1920 received less parity, and in 1927 the Queensland when the latter was nm out. Both than once 5/a bushel for their wheat. price was a shilling above that fo J A C K P M IL L S .^ 3 , M e l b o u r n e batsmen were at the wicket-keeper was w'hen they received 4/11 net New South Wales. (Clients are requested to make all Te egrame on laoo Days —URGENT). end when the ball was thrown in—-on That to the grower, after freight and othei "After nine years’ experience, hov. it went to the bowler, who was un expenses been charged. So far do the Queensland growers like the able to get hold of it. Meanwhile a this year had had received 4/6, pool system?” small dttststorm took possession of and when growers distribution complete, it "Well,” was Mr. Archibald’s reply the pitch. When the atmosphere is confidently expectedisthat "when the first ballot was taken in cleared and the stumps broken, Prest will get at least 5/-. (Somegrowers 1920, 88 per cent, of the growers’ fa was a yard out. Hill was the next South Wales growers this year New sold vored It. Three years ago the Ministc' batsman. He also was run out. Han for as low as 3/6.)’’ announced that he proposed to extend wood were all out at 59. Thompson bowled very well, and In Queensland, said Mr. Archibald, the operations of the pool from thre; p e t r ■'in seems aKvoys to b e c h ip p in g was well supported in the field. His all wheat is pooled, from prime mil years to five years. Ten per cent, of in ju s t w l.o n least e x p e c te d — at th e d a n c e ling to their grade feed wheat. the growers objecting could have pro five wickelfl for eight runs was — te n n is c'r G o l f C lu b - — A n y w h e r e J great performance. Moore’s nice "We market the feed wheat in an vented this. No objection was rocoiv B u t w h;9 fH it u p w it h its to rtu re s ? S e ttle orderly manner,’’ ho said. "It is all ed at all. The growers were unar.iknock came to an end at 26—Thomp it fo r good Remo-Oe i t ! L i f t it r ig h t o u t son bowled him with the best ball disposed of on the Brisbane market. nioUsSly in favor of the extension.” We know that the rate of consump a fte r h a v in g p a in te d it fo r a fe w n ig h ts w it h bowled of tlie afternoon. Yenda in their knock started off bad tion is from 1500 bags to 2000 a week, Find of Gold D U l'F S C O R M R E M O V E R ly. Thompson going early. Several wic therefore we send in just the quantity ^ In the R ed C a rto n Two prospectuis made a good find kets were down for 86 runs when tho that the market can absorb.” supposed tail took matters in hand. In pre-pool days the discolored of gold in a new reef in the Drake wheat — due to the unfavorable har district, near Tenterfleld. In a few Yenda’a innings closed at 73. vest, weather frequently experienced days they unearthed 100 ounces of g Phiifmciceuticflii Chemistf i'<£iuT»a Avcrmr, QRIFFITH Hanwood commenced their second in Queensland—was rushed on to the pure gold. Some nuggets .weighed up innings with Prest and Greeve?. market In large quantities as soon as to seven ounces. Thompson started the ball rolling, bagging Greeve’s wicket for one run Prest shortly after put up a difficult catch at cover, which was not held. His partner, Moore, followed with au easy catch in the country, w'blch wr.;, also dropped. ( The»« iwo batsmeu then settled down to cause the bov l era some worry. At 94 Prest’s valu able Innings came to an end. Stumps were drawn when two wickets weio down for 94. The game is at an interesting stagi In the two first Innings the bright spots were Moore’s batting, Thomp eon's bowling, and Yenda’s fielding also Les. Savage’s batting and tb^ bowling of Moore and Fisher. ^ HANWOOD First Innings Moore, b Thompson .......... 26 Prest, not out ..... . •••• •••• 12 Hill, not out ........................... 1 E^ans, c W. Savage, b Thompson, 1 Miller, not out ......................... 12 Greaves, st Shannon, b Thomp son ................... ................ Maher, c Wetters, b Thompson, 1 Fisher, c Smith, b Thompson .... 1 McClellan, c L. Savage, b Smith. 0 Ne>ille (absent) ....................... Kurt* (absent) ........................ ^ Sundries .... .... .... ,,i>

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Total............................. YENDA First Innings 8, Savage, c sub. b Fisher ........ : R. Thompson, c Maher, b Moore, W. Savage, c Evans, b Fisher .... McDonald, b Evans .................. Hudson, c Evans, b Moore ...... Jardine, b Moore ................ Shanuoo, c Grcave.s, b Fisher .... Blundell, c Greaves, b Fisher .... M. Smith, ll)\v, Moore ................ Short, not out .......................... Walters, b Hill ........... ....... Sundries .................... .......

N.TO one hnow.s better than Father what carelessness can 1 .^ cost. ' Can't onderstanci it,’ he'.s said on many occa sions, ' Si ini times i can get twenty, sometimes only sixteen. Percy tel!:, me the .same tale uhen i compdain about the running cost. And there’s a dr-'adhil kiio«k on the hills, lately. There must be something wrong s un'v. he* e. Tli.u mean ; more repair bills, I suppose. Perhaps the Carburettor wants an overhaul. I’ll see into And I could Hood with angry tears at his stupidity. I’m not to blame for everyth in g that hapi'ens to the ear. 1 can only do my best with the spirit you feed to me. I ask you, how well ould you work with chronic indigestion—how much energy could you siumnon to your tasks on a steady diet which yi>u couldn’t properly assimilate ? That’s my trouble.

Total ............... . ........ Bowling: Moore, four wicket« for 31 runs; Fisher, five wicket« for 39 runs; Hill, one for 2. HANWOOD ... Second Innings Prest, b Hudson ....... 41 Oeavea, b Thompson ................. 0 Moore, not out .......................... 48 Sundries.................... 4 Total for two wickets ....... 94 Dowling: Thompson, one wicket for 20 runs; Jardine. none for 4; Smith, none for 3?; Short, none for 14; Hudeon, one for 19. government SAVINGS BANK OF

NEW SOUTH WALES HEALED and endorsed TENDERS addressed to H. W. Helman, West Wyalong, are Invited and will be re cetved up till noon, 15th October: GRIFFITH—1 BRICK COTTAGE APPLY. Manager, Griffith Branch, for plans, etc. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By order of the Commlsaioners: J. C. MORRELL, Manager, Home Pepartmrat.

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Now', Father, before you start abusing your faithful Carburettor, try a change of diet. Park yourself alorgsulc tb<* Ihihin pump and give your Car burettor a blood transfusion. lull u|) wttli red Union. You’ll have that new-car feeling from the first jiiston stroke. You’ll scorn to droj) into second on stiff climbs—’ up and over’ w'll be the order of the day. Petrol bills will lose their terrors, overhauls and engine repairs will drop to vanishing point, thanks to the super spirit, it's you for Union ever after.”

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Hosiery, Gloves, Sunshades, L ustre L ingerie rcHycctivQly, and the rest of the com- Time: Imiti 3sec. mitteemen and officials were at thir Hospital Handicap appointed posts, and the racing went B o n d ’s C h arm L in g erie (£5. Seven Furlongs) through without a hitch. E. Fitzgerald's Donnie Bronze, GRIFFITH

Flying Handicap (£15. Six Furlongs) by Bronzetti—Simauui mare, 8.6, THE FIRM l ’y /" 9 B an n a J. Curphey'g b h Cletrac, aged, by (Casey) .................................... i FOR Divine Comedy—Chocolate, fl-7, Cletrac, 9.12, inch 51hs. penalty (Mc- BETTER LOCAL OWNERS SUCCEED (Longmoore) ....... i Menainin) .... ........................... 2 G riffith WEAR jDovelin, 8.9 (Casey) ..................... 2 Only starters. Only starters. Dotting: 2 on Cict- Belting: 6/1 on Cletrac, evens The Griffith Race Club’s contri Phone : 86 bution to the Pageant Day carni |rac. 5 against Dovelin. Totalisator Bonnie Bronze. No tote inve.stors. Phone : 86 val and to the special appeal is jUor 5/-) 4/6. After ii great race down the straight sued on behalf of the hospital was I Cletrac won easily by three len.gths. Bonnie Bronze won by a short neck. Time; 1.32. a benefit race meeting held at the ITime; 1.18.secs. W HERE IS HE? showground racecourse on Mon I Hack Race. (£5. Four Furlongs) Encourage Handicap. (£8 Five Furs.) ij. (low’s b g (iraml-runi, 6 yrs.. Lime- R. Honey's blk m, Irene Aroon, by day afternoon. W HO? Bigaroon from Irene Murillo, 3 When the first race started at ten light—Grand Duchess, 9 ,st. . (Dreasloy) .................................. 1 yrs., 7.7 (Bartley), ......... 1 minutes past tvo, the wind litid drop W h y , M r. S n a ith , w h o w a s w ith th e ped and conditicrBti9"wt*i’e ■father- pioas -lied Itoou, 8.41 -(¡iar4ley)”-r#Tr ■CarlUm, 8,5 (X/asey),........ A r e a B u ild e rs ’ S u p p ly C o . ant. but the atteudance, thougn,Lady lleuown, 8.7 (Crowel ........... 3 Sir Egypt, Sst. (Rae)' ............ moderate, was disappoinUng when thcj Other stavler.s: Valley Pond. 8.3 (T. Other starters: Crystal Quoeu, H E IS T O B E F O U N D A T M E S S R S , iucl. 71bs. over, (Askew). Scurrah also crowds that were in towu on that day^Rae). T R E N E R R Y B R O S ., P L U M B E R S , Y A M B I L were considered, and, too, in view' ol'j Jletting: Evens Graudawn, G-4 agst. saddled up but bolted on the way to S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H , a n d w is h e s to an the substantial reduction made by Kc(i Roon, 2 Valley Pond, 5 Lady Re the barrier, dislodged his rider, Ptuicock, and n<,ner reached the starter’s the cRib in the price of admission iO|nown, Tote: 11/6. n o u n c e t h a t h e is n o w f r e e a n d a t l i b e r t y t o the paddock, ' fievolilieiess the chflp Grandaw'ii and Lady Renown gained bands. Ho was declared a non-starter. a c c e p t w o r k u p o n h is o w n b e h a lf fr o m A to Z shou-Kl, when accounts t.re finalised, lengllis’ load from a wretched Betting: 2 ntr Carlton, 3 against in t h e J O I N E R Y L I N E bo able fo make a small contribution start, and Graudawn finished two Rcurralifand Sir Egypt, Id Crystal lu the funds, and the races at ieasi longths in front of Red Roon, which Queen and Irene Aioon. Tote: 13/-. THE NAME — provided the sporting public wit!i^was overhatiling him. I.r.dy Renown Won easily by four lengths, with tour leugilrs between second und ideasurable occupation during lite was three lengths away third, ’I'inie: 56.^secs. third. Tinie: 1.2. afiel noon. Trial Handicap Welter Handep. (£12. Six Furs.) Tlie continued dry weatlier has had Is S u f f i c i e n t G u a r a n t e e o f S o u n d n marked effect on both the entries (£10 Donated by Jondaryan Club. E. Fitzgerald's Dovelin, by Linfairn, Five Furlongs) from Sea Dove, 5 yrs., 9.1 (Casey), 1 and attendances at race meetings W o rk m a n s h ip throughout the district, and the nomi Mr. L. Butler’s oh g Aurokeet, by Goomera, 8.10 (McMenamiu) ....... 2 3 nations for this meeting were disap Aurifer—Love Tale, 6 yrs. 9.5 Bindaree, 9.5 (Crowe) , T e l e p h o n e : G r iffith 3 6 pointing. The fields were small, four (Casey) .................................... 1 Other starters: Valley Pond, Sst. horses being the most to partidj.ate \\ar .Simon, 8st, (Peacock) ... ...... 2 Askew). Prairie Damsel, 9.2(MeMeinimin), 3 Betting; 6, 1 agst. Bindaree and In any one race. Five horses did satldb' up for one Other starters: Sir Egypt, 81, Inol. Dovelin, 2 Goonnuii, 16 agst. V’alley Pond. Tote: 9/&, event, but one of them got rid of his Gibs. over. (Rae), Frequently Cleaned riuer and took to the bush before the Betting; 2 on Atirokoet, -1 10 others. Won by a long head, with tbrei.: Clothes lengllus between second and third. Tote: 5/-. line-up. .Til-I. Id llir-it hf- 8 <-tut U» youl Local owners won three of tip' six Won very easily by five lengths.'Time: 1.18, .'-'uUs und In b» Dry races. Mr. Jtick (low's Grandawii won Cl,*anrd and I'tei-icd by th« newest piotx.s! .newest piotx.ss the Hack race whilst in llio i4ncourage, a.noiuer local iriiin, Mt. Iv. Honey, carriral off the (irsi luize. His tl tu. a vvjjnu- G .IIFllTI bhuds- iilly, Irene .\roon, which \vt_is a rank outsider, won very easily. This filly which is by Iligaroon troiu that fine performer Irene Murillo, was a maliicu at the tiiiH' of sliuling, :md she was pot supported iu the belling. When, \ out c ’l ci>ines back from oiu sliop with its Her owner it is said did uot Itave a glistening, sparkling rejuvenating Duco (floats you'll penny on her. She might turn out be quite proud of your car. 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a mlstakoeu belief had been proved problem of the sclenllffe applloatlon P la n t O r a n g e a n d already, and the speaker was gravely of water to Area soils was one that L e m o n T re e » N ow concerned for the future of the Area had not yet been faced properly. He F ree whihst the existing attitude towards believed that It would not be faced in AT HEAD OF IRRIGATION COM- the prohlema o irrigation was main- a comprehensive way until, Included October is a good month in most dis T eeth MISSION aiued. The Egyptian and the Indian In the Commission, was a man who tricts for the planting of orange uml '.ad been abh» to irrigate in any oldjWas an expert in irrigation practice, lemon trees. These trees are liable to way for thousands of years in safety And he did not believe that it 'would be damaged by frosts In the first year AREA'S GRAVE DANGERS because the laud on which he worked he necessary to go outside Australia of growth, hence the desirability ofj F ilm / / ' was practically fool proof, The allu- to obtain such a man. (Applause.) planting in the spring, wlien danger| “Futurism iis Applied to the Area" vial lands along waterways were In-j of frost is past. | -iL..:,--i" was one of the toasts listed at the ended by nature for Irrigation, and gome Pond! Tin; ground needs to be tlioroughly Protect them against many big smoko social hold at the Memorial '.nturo had provided her own eafeprepared by deep digging, breaking up serious tooth and gum disorders Hall in honor of Pageant Day under gnards. A very different position arose When the Hume Reservoir Is com the subsoil in order to give the root-s pleted it will enclose a sheet of heartaches come from " off-colour " the auspices of the Returned Sol when Irrigation was attempted on. a free run. Dig an area of, say, .l feet M»ny teeth. Teeth that ruin pretty smiles. Nqw water four times the area of Sydney diers' League on Monday night, and lands lying many miles, from the square, and see that there is ample dingy teeth, as dental authorities prove, cun Harbour. A boating course 12| mile« * Mr. H. J. Braund, who repreaentdd the hanks of a river. This was what drainage for surplus water to get be restored to whiteness quickly. ” Irrigation, was given the task of pro nijght be termed artificial Irrigation, long will be available for regattas and away. Citrus trees will not stand wet It’s been found that dingy teeth come posing It* ' < j , and nrtliicial methods had to be em other acquatic sports.' simply from'a film that forms on teeth. feet. stubborn film old-time dentifrices did not Mr. Braund, who Is always well re ployed If It were to bo carried on Dig a hole' to receive the tree. Be successfully clear off, A film that absorbs Griffith Forgea Ahead ceived at settlers’ ^functions because successfully. fore planting, place a stout stake firm food discolourations, etc. Ldeton "Irrigator" says:— The boostof his frankness both in criticism and ly in position. Do not plant the No Alchemists Run your tongue across your teeth and In his admission of his own fallibility, Mr. Braund voiced grave doubts re-'lng and wide-awake activities of the young tree too deeply, and be careful you can feel the film now—a slippery said that he was not quite sure of gntxling the pernianenco of A re a | citizens at GrlflUh are commencing to not to plant the budded graft or col coating covering your teeth. Beneath it are the white teeth you envy often in others. what the toast meant. But he would farms if the methods now. em ployed .have the desired effect of pushing Lce- lar when filling In the soil. Give tlie venture. were persisted in, We had sunshine ton off the top rung of the ladder soli a thorough watering and add a Dentists say the way to remove it is with Vital Problnm and '«oil and ample water, but we hful There was a day, when the Leeton muli'hiug of grass, leaves, or straw, the new-type dentifrice called Pepsodent. W orks wonders on dingy teeth. 2014 Mr. Braund .^aid that In hJs opin no« yet discovered the alchemy by Progress Association w ps an active in order to prevent rapid evaporation organisation, Leeton took the lead In After planting, see that the roots do Ion one vital problem of the Area had which liieso three constituents could been missed by the Government, the be turned into permanent productions. all matters and Griffith was satisfied not become dry. Citrus are surfaceadministration, and the settlers them Provided the iK>sitlon were faced, h'. to follow us, but to-day the position roptlng trees, so be careful when _________ a iselvea, and until It received attention | thought that tho Area could look for-is quite tho reverse. In tlie Goveru- watering to do it thoroughly, giving ’ould there could be no guarantee of the ward to a glowing and prosperous fu-'ment Gazette of September 27 last, soakings, as surface sprtnkliugs W future prosperity of the Area. l,p tuvo; otherwise the result might bo|a proclamation sets forth that the Dls- tend to bring the roots to the surface Egypt, In India, and other countries that in fifteen years the furms would tiict Court at Leeton be altolfshed with the result that they would thus n— va ir 'híbi ignorant peasants had been irrigating be found to be going out of production. three months from that date, while in get scorched during the hot summer. Where—Bthe Drought Rages the same Gazette a dlstiict court dls- Some orange varieties are more Mose«’ View the same land for thousands of years without impairing its fertility, and the Mr. Moses, responding to the toast,jlrlct Is proclaimed for Griffith, which suited to particular diarticts. A use At a queen competition held rit that Mr. Braund had ousted him Includes Leeton, ThLs means that In iul .selection for general planting wiP Menindie recently, in aid of the Bush mistake had been made of Imagining that the same slipshod methods of ir riol^ the role of the Area's greatest place of the District Court Registrar be found among the following:—^Wash Nursing Association, a total 'of rlgation could be applied on these pessl^iist. (Laughter.) He agreed being at Leeton, he will be found at ington Navel, Valencia, Late, Mediter ,£1000/16/6 was realised. Miss Nita areas without danger. That this wan with Mr. Braund, howevei', that the*Grifflth. ranean Sweet, Jaffa. Two popular Warren, of Lower Darling, who rais lemon varieties are Lisbon and ed the largest quota, of £126/10/9, Eureka. was presented wdth a gold wristlet watch as a token of appreciation of MR. ROBERT FOSTER her effort. W a n te d ,

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The death took place of Mr. Robert Share Farming Foster, who was 77 years of age, and a native of Ireland, but came to Aus Share farmers have been recognised tralia with his parents and other re as being a large factor in Australian latives when only about a year old. w'heat production. They are experien The family went to the Wollongong ced wheat grow-ers, many of them district where They resided for a num sons of farmers, and with the aid'of ber of years. When about 17 years of a team and a few' implements they, age Mr. Foster came to the Whitton prepare ihe land and cultivate the district on a pack horse. That was 60 crop on a fifty-fifty basis, the land years ago, and long before the railw'ay owner providing seed, manure, land line was extended to this part of the transport, etc.; while the share fai State. Mr. Foster for some years fol mers have to keep themselves, famil lowed tarinffig“ pursuits aud Talln-“ i a and'teams. quired Ilulong, near Whitton. He w-as In the Griffith district recently a one. of the liardy pioneers who lielped Share Farmers’ Association has been to make the conditions in the country formed, the primary obe.1ct of which clistrict.s worth while for their succes- is to participate in some raaimei' in sor.s. He is survived by ills widow, one the Tliorby scheme of (;on.soHdatlng sou (William) and two daughters faimei's’ debts to tradesmen and H.l.D. (Mrs. Bean) and Sister (nurse) K. to tide over the Insolvency caused by Foster, of Leeton, formerly of Griffith. three successive years of bad harvests.

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Codlin Moth on the Move tant that spraying operations should he does not fltul any grubs in the ban-

----------•---------/ bo carried out boforo the calyx cun 'dages in the first few Aveeks of banis closed. Early pears, such as Kolff- dnglng; the grub must have time to TIME FOR SPRAYING / -lOtIn the spring a young moth’s fancy!or» aod Packlmms, as well as aulnces, develop. ^fllSONER FATAULY STABBED MANY AND VARIED MIRROOL lightly turns to thoughts of fruit—jshould now be sprayed. No tim< According to the latest regulations codlin moths of course! Any day now ^should be lost in spraying such treo.s occliardiiits aro obliged to spray theii FARMS COOTAMUNDRA SENSATION these little pests may emerge from where the mifjority of petals have fab trunks from November IGth to J\ily Cootamundra was the sceoe of a In this week’s Government Gazette their chrysalis state, where they have l^n. for it Is here that Mrs. Motb 31st, fo roven as late ns the latter soosational tragedy on Sunday mom- a number of blocks are advertised for lain dormant since the close of last | will lose no time in getting In some mouth, tho latecomers will be making ilieir way down south, to spin themIng, a prisoner being fatally etabbed application, some of which have apple season, and look around for (he good work. most attractive calyx in which to layj jyjj, jj^jy ^j^y^ ij„portance o' Into a cocoon and hibernate for allegedly by a fellow prisoner who was houses and other Improvements. Brief their eggs. ispraying to combat tho operations o* winter. under the Impression that some food particulars are as follow:— Mr. P. C. Hely, assistant entomolo-' the moths now will be readily seen in moth is not ns prolific was being poisoned. 176. Jondaryan, 553 acres, mixed far gist. Department of Agriculture, at ^ the fact that this early brood Is re bvet dor a.s most insects, but even Acoordiog to the story told by the ming. Deposit, £44. a percentage of the 30 eggs police, the tragic affair occurred in 179. 543 acres, buildings, clearing, Leetou, who has cagjea in the field, sponsible forthe' caljTc infesta,t.ion. survive, they eau spoil a lot the gaol kitchen a little before break ditching, mixed farming. Deposit. had been keeping a close eye on the Later on, of eonrse, when the gnib larvae which he has placed there, and'gets the wanderlust and vaovta dow;^ friilt—and one small molh can comfast, There were three prisoners in £18/6/8. spoil the sole of one big apple. the gaol and their practice was to 195. Jondaryan, 563 acres, buildings, he advisee that the moths are show- south In search of some cosy plac’c ing signs of emergence. It is this.ip which to spin its cocoon in prr 'Mr. Ilely says orcliardlsts sho-uld take it in turns to prepare the mealsf trees, lucerne,, £19 deposit, mixed first brood of motha that lays the paratlon of another change of life hf lose lip time in spraying those fruits One was Walter Hunter, aged 29 farming. years, a Scotsman, who came to Aus 199. Jondaryan, 561 acres, build eggs, giving rise to the grubs respon-!won’t w'ant to go any further than tin mentioned above, as libs ob.eei'vat Ions tralia in 1925, and whose only relatl ings, etc., etc., £19 deposit, mixed slble for the calyx Infestation. He bandage. The orchardl.st nrust il show that they aro on tho move and says that it is therefore most impor think his fruit ls free of the po.st will soon be mating. ves are in Scotland. He was serving farming. a oentence of imprisonment for a 212. 26 acres, house, etc., residenmonth for having stolen a pair of tial, deposit, ,£10. shoes at Young. Another was 283. 55 acres, horticulture £98 deLawrence Angelo Cronin, aged 39 years, who was to have appeared be posit. 24 acres, house, etc., horticulfore the Supreme Court on Wednes 850 £10 deposit. day on a charge of having shç^, with ture. 255 acres, house and orchard. Intent to kill John William Baker, at 1134. HlUston, where Cronin had been farm Deposit £150. £34 deIng. These wore the tw'o men con 1352. 7 acres, house, etc. posit. cerned in the tragedy. 1740. 25 acres, iiallingall, horlicul Cronin I s a returned soldier and ture, £10 deposit. sufferer from severe shell shock. It 1753. 18 acres, Balllngall £9 do Is stated that he conceived the Ide posit. that Hunter, w^ho was preparing th 1757. 20 acres. £10 deposit. breakfast while the other two men 1911. 77 acres, house, etc. £111 dewere in the gaol 3rard, into which th« posit. kitchen opens, was putting poison in 2015. 24 acres, £10 deposit. the food, Cronin suddenly became en There are also 16 large trea blocks raged at his thought and, it is alleged, at Yenda from 600 to 870 acres each rushed into the kitchen, picked up a with 100 acres water rigiits, annual butchers’ knife, and plurged it into rental ranging from £150 to £2'tffi Hunter’s chest with terrific force. suitable or grawing wheat and raid There was one -terrible arcrea’n ing sheep. from Hunter as he collapsed, and this brought the gaoler, Reardon, and tlia warder, Huniphrys, rushing towards Victorla. the kitchen. As htey approached It Is recalled in connection with ilie Cronin rushed into the yard, still bran tragedy that some years ago a warder dishing the knife. Though uñarme 1. named Brown was murdered by iveardon and Kumparys did not hesi' Chfitese, who- xan amok in the same* i tate, but went straight for their man exercise yard. As they did so. Reardon, who knew At the Cootamuudra Police Court.; ’^1 Cronin well, called out in an authora- before Mr. C. Denton, J.P., on Mon tlve tone, “Drop that knife, Larry day, Lawrence Cronin was charged Fortunately, Cronin responded imme with the murder of Victor Hunter at diately, and the knife clattered to the the gaol o nSnuday. ground. The next minute the two offi “Yon are not asked to plead,” said cials had Cronin pinioned, and he wa.> Mr. Denton. • Cronin was sitting between two con at once taken to the padded cell. Reardon and Humphrys then went stables in the dock and was handcuf to the kitchen and found Hunter dead. fed.'He is 6 feet 1 inch tall. A post mortem examination made by Sergeant McDonald asked for a re Dr. Henry revealed that the blade of mand for eight days, sfatlng that the the knife had gone right Ihrougli inquest would be held that night. Mr. Kinsey, for the defendant, con Hunter’s lung and had severed a main sented to the remand, and an order artery. Cronin’s parents live at Mltcbam. was made accordingly.

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only. When tho I bbug of Arbitration over seventy per ceuL of the original Election Issues versus no Arbitration comes before soldier settlers remained on their Area the people, then It is time enough to -tot holdings, and, after times of dUBculty and stress, were looking forward now, VIEWS OF LOCAL SUPPORTERS meet it. as he had been informed, to a reason Pageant We also notice tliat one of Mr. ably prosperous and contented future. Nulty's criticisms of Mr. Klllen was (To the Editor) Night Festivities Colonel Purdy said in reference to a proposal of his to which Mr. Todd had Sir,—Mr. Nulty, in his appeal for that Mr. Klllen would not support the draw'll attention in hia speech mat rep the support of the Area settlors for motion moved by Mr. Parker Maloney STATE PRESIDENT’S VfSÍT reseuiauves of Uie allied and enemy hla candidature for the Riverina elec that the grower should'be paid tiie armies should be called together in torate, states that the vital need of full cost of production of wheat. Mr. yydney in 1938, which was the one protection for our wine, rice, cltnis, Killen being an hone.sl man could not To do honor to tho State Preal- hundr.jd and liftleth anniversary oi and dried fruits has never been ade support a motion wlilch he knew' was dent of the League, and to cele the settlement of Australia, in order quately voiced. Considering that (he not capable of being put into effect brate Pageant Day the Griffith that they might be combined in an all tariff on these'.articles is so high as to If Mr. Nulty thinks that it can be . ; l: : i'.J i’* sub-branch of the R.S.8.I.L.A. embracing ‘movement for permanent practically amount to prohibition ex brought into effect, well, he sadly needs a few leskons in plain economic organised a smoke social which peace. He said that it bad been his cept in the case of rice.jlt i.s hard to was duly held in the Memorial experience in both the Boer War and see how Mr. Nulty of’ anyone else can facts. Mr. Nulty may have stood a ^ Hall on Monday night. me Great War that tho further one ask for further protection. He Uhso better' chance of election if he had went from the firing line tho greatei criticises the restrictions placed uiioh rctraineii from speaking or writing,— in attendance it was not quite so large as league functions usual the bitterness felt tow'ai-ds the enemy. the dried fruit industry' by the Federal Yours, etc., “/ am so delighted with tht benefit 1 have W. MOSES. derived from taking your Kruschen Salts ly are; there were too many other In the lir ng line there was a certain Control Board, but If any criticism Is Griffith, October 9th, 1929. that I feel it only fair to you that I should attractions on in the town that sympathy and understanding between due here it la not that board, for all write an appreciation. For years 1 have night, and many of the members the opposing force.s, but aniong.si that the Federal Government has done suffered from indigestion and all the attendant ills. After taking your wonder^ had expended all their energies those who fought only with their was to set up the machinery for con ful Salts regulaily for several months I earlier In the day. But the func mouths the most bitter hatred prevail trol, and whatever faults there may be am perfectly well, ond can confidently In Praise of Bridge tion was marked by excellent ed. (Laughter and applause.) In that control, it is within the hands say, when all else failed, Kruschen won the day, J would rather go without mv speeches, bright entertainment, of the gi-ow’era to alter. It is rather breakfast than miss ny kruschen." The soldiers of the nations must a Joke on the Area that Mr. Nulty, and that spirit of comradeship (To the FMKor) (Miss) A. B. ROOME which is always a feature of tho take tho lead in establishing cordial, who happens to be the New South Original lettei on file for inspectioii peaceful relations between the allied league gatherings. Wales State Representative, has not oi,.—Inm your Lssue ofothe .v, 3rd •» j Inst , , j . ”*L Now let it be said quite definitely, and enemy nations of the war. (Ap attemptedj to remedy some of the ,ob-.rt „„„„„ , ^to be a criticism , Lieutenant-Colonel Purdy, the plause.) that what Kruschen—ia/ten regularly— „ ,, , what purports .lections that he mentions In the Dr ed Lr bridge v,,.iH,ra and its devotees. a , h m< dia-, ,, did for her, it will do for you or for any State President, made a speech T i j This body else who suffers from indigestion has notL^in, imHe had been informed that a sug Fruit Board. If Mr._ Nulty appealing to the returned men to , , ,, ,mbe is from the pen of, one who as she did. “ The little daily dose ” join in a world movement for gestion had gone forth from the Grif more Influence as a Federal Member aglnes himself a prophet. Shades of stimulates the flow of gastric juices to than he apparently has in a position aid and then ensures complete fith League that representatives of peace, and, incidentally to link up Israel, if Elisha were, to read'it, he anddigestion, regular elimination of waste matter with the league, the one associa the allied and enemy armies should where he can speak w'ith some author would burn himself with his chariot, i every day. tion which provided a direct chan make a pilgrimage to a common battle ity, well then his is a very poor claim Being myself, a devotee of bridge,^ for the support of the settlers of the nel of communicftion between the field with the same pyrpose in view. my reply will naturally be brief. The returned men and the State and He was glad to know that his own M.I.A. Coming down to Area matters. following points came to my mind view had been supported by this inde Mr. Nulty states that he has been after reading the words of the “Pro-| Federal authorities. on the Area 17 years a.s an orchardist.' phet;" pendent proposal. (Applause.) i A< all Chemists and Stores, 2 9 per bottle 1% Mr. K. H. Todü presided at the func As far as we are aw'are we liave never I Kruschen S.ilts, George St., Sydney. i.6.a, tion, and associated with him at the Mr- K. A. G. Dennis, atUred iu such hoard Mr. Nulty's voice raised in .‘mp1. In view of the fact of our friend! ollicial table were Dr. Purdy and Mess a costume as has rarely been seen out exponent of strip Jack! ers. W, Moses, S. Vagg, H. J. Brauud, side the borders of a Balrnsfather port of any of tho claims made by the settlers for adjustment of their a f f a i r s , g r a p e s ? It takes J 0 W. Oxenham, M. M. Flannery cartoon, eiiterialned the gathering 1he least we can expect from one who •M.L.A., M. Guihen, W. 0 HRD L with two monologue,s which w'ere re claims to be a suitable representative certain amount of intelligence to be | further streams from his pen. If such M. Guihen, W. K. Hampson and Mat^- ceived ecstatically by an audience, is that he would help carry some of a decent player of bridge. in the casé, and this article of his on . gialth. w'hich, after the feast of tho day, wa^ tho burden that a large miniber have 2. The "Prophet” admits the game 1 Brhlge i.s a oample. I trust he will take been carrying for years, during the has -a tendency to close mouths and liart In one of those funerals he onca still avid for laughter and jollity. Impressive Ceremony various discussions and argument Sj prevent them speaking, if our friend had a passion for, but as a principal Three long tables were practically Wlae Restnalnt with the W.C. and I.G; ........ ^|g as loquacious as his pen Tndlcales, ihis time, and thus save us from fur uiied when Mr. Todd dectan d proceed inga open. . Once Jagain the* league Tho toast of îhe visitors-was pro His .remarks on Arbiti atiou are not bridge would be no good to him—a ther infliction, ■?. inembors, gathered at a festive board, posed by Mr. Bellby, who paid warm worth a reply at any length, for the charge of dynamite W'ould be more ap- Unlike the Prophet I need no dugpresent issue before the electors Is propriate. joined in a touching act of remeiu tributes to Mr. Flannery and to Mr out—I sign my name.—Yours, etc., brance. The lights were lowered and Draiind for their work, in their respec not one of abolition of Arbitration, but! JOHN A. MACKENZIE, of the substitution of dual control in^ 3. By the number at the head of in the dim candle-light the company tive spheres, for the Area. Mr. Flan stood with heads bowed whilst th<- nery, iu response, congratulated the Arbitration by that of State control.the article in question, I apprehend Yenda, October 4, 1929. • Last Post was sounded. Then Mr. league on its determination to keep Paul Drultt sang a verse of “The clear of any Party entanglement. It Trumpeter.” Colonel Purdy, speaking represented the whole of the returned later in the evening, declared that the soldiers and could speaklw ith one voice / ceremony, which he had not seen be on their behalf, but an alliance w'ith tore, struck him as most impressive. any political party would sunder it. O O " Mr, Le.s ¡Vlallinsou opened the social Its strength depended on unity. account of the night with two rollick Praise for Committee ing songs wiiich accorded with the character of tho gaj^heriiig and wer<' 'I'he toast of The I’ageuul Commit' tee, and llU‘ District Hosidtal. was pro enthusiastically received. posed by Mr. Vagg supported by Mr Signs of Progress Wm. S. (!ow, botli of whom spoke in — pi«p(5gmg*niTrrmfisi or the Leagu*-- terms of the highest pralso. of the i ;. l i l t e iiniioi'H Mr. K. H. Todd, President of tlie sub work performed by the staff of the lios branch and representative of flu; Ki pital under the trying conditions exis ■veriua section on the State cuunci!. ting at tlie present Institution. They said that during the pa.st yeai- tlie lea joined, too, in prai.se of the Hospital guo had more tlyiui doubled its mein Committee’s work in instituting tlie J L __ u i .jj bership, which was now greater than I’ageaut in the organisation of which at any time since the conclusion of other interests had joined. Mr. R. R. the war. Last year the increase was I'horue, principal organiser of tlie ex from four thousaud to nine thuusaud hibition, came iu for highly-corameneight hundred, and if was hoped iliat datory remarks from both speakers. the téndhôiîsntitÎ inUTk *vouH be touchOxenham, iu responding, paid t (I during Ilie eurreiii year. 1ii'“ h'e hisMr.tribute to tlie woi’k ot tie' staff, Area hranclie:-. were woricing ncnvely and liai'inoniously, ami m‘'iiiher.saln ot and gave to Mr. 'l'iionie, whom .he de.sW 0 the league in the lîiv.Mlna was gre:0< i crihed as a “super orgtwiiser" Ilie u(most credit for the success of Hie P; than in any otlier rural division. géant, Mr. Todd referred brietiy to Ibe work being accdmplished by the lea Mr. Thorne said tliat he was prepar T C I D A T ’ S S E D A N gue on behalf of returned men, not ed to admit that he had conceived Hie only for those wlio were soldier .set idea of the Pageant, an inspiration tlers but those, too, who had suflered which had resulted Iu Idin being re In health us a result ot the war. garded, iu the beginning, as a person "BPIIE ioiig^, low, graceful lines of lUe Nasli “ lOO" Mr. Maegralth interposed a loiuior of weak intellect and dangerotis ten " need no eee.entrie o rn aiu e n t to give them beauty ous item, a local rendering ot “ 1lie dencies. (Laughter.) He .said that and character. “ tOO'’ colour« arc in fhe correct m ode Charge of tile Light Brigade,” between Mr. Gow had been the first man to of th e m o m en t, (^»laehwork com pares m o st'fav o u rably w ith th a t foitiid in custom bodies of th e the honoring of the toast, with whicli give him support, and tlie same man highest price. Com plete ecfiiipmciit leaves noth in g was Joined the healiii of Dr. I'urdy, liad stuck to liliu and to the I'ageant lo he pur<iiased later. and the latlei'’s response, throughout. He had hern Imcked, too, w'liolelieartedly, by Hie Hosidtal Nash engineering orters many owner advantages Vigorous Community and tlie district at largo. such as a Tw in - ignition m otor, en su rin g greater, Dr, I’lmly warmly congratulated committeo Mr. Thoiuo made an eluqueiil appcai »m oother, m ore ei'onom ical power . . . O utboard tlie soldiers on the part ihey had plaj for continued support of Hie hospital, m ounferf hy<lranlic hIum'U absorbers th at m ake rough ud in the day's celelmilions, and gave an iiisHiuHon around which the soul, roadsHrnooth . . . ( eiilrali/,ed <-hassis lu b ricatio n lliaf a most fa\ omble aceounl of his im Hie heart, and all the finer feelings oil« 29 vital chas.sis poinl.s at a touch . . . A steering prt'HsiouB of tUe town and dlsirlei. It ,of file comimmify centred. m echanism th a t provides u n m a tch e d ea»e of control ^ had amazi“d liini to learn (hat the dis , . . and o th e r f«-alures UHually a.sHoeiate«! w ith ears of trict was only about sixteen years old. BoHi Mr. Oxeiiliaiii and Mr. 'J'liorne m uch higher price. and that the greater purl of the set received a lieariy round of applause Here is the car of «-ur« for I'umilieH wlio appreciate tlement took place little mure than from the gatlicriug, nii expression of tru e luxury yet wi.sh to avoid cvcc.ssivc cost. ten years ago. Wuch facts, combined coinmendation for the work they had Cuttloguts, Folderf *nd Price ti<ls icnl anenhere MCon regneil. with the appearance of the town and done in staging the Pageant in which WF C . i N G IV E I M M l ' n l M E n i l l V F K Y . \ c » South IVale. hutcu district to-day, spoke well for the pro the league took such a prominent part WILLSFORD LTD., 132-134 PHILLIP SlRfiOT, SYDNEY gresBive and virile character of the ■Messrs. Dbbsoii amt Ilr.xby assisted community. J. VENARD08 LOCAL DEALER in providing a musical programme for Heferring to other attempts in land the evening, which, if it was not one settlement of which only small proof the most largely attended, was one portions of the original holders re-'of the happiest functions the league LeaeU th« WorUl In Motor i^ar t'aiu» maiued, Colonel Purdy said that it w'as' has staged. It was well after mid(304J51. «ometWnE of which to he pr©U<1 that, night wiien the cotnpayy dlnpersHd. League

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Colonel Purdy and Mr. M. M. Flan uory, M.L.A., who were visitors to Griilith for the Pageant celebrations, the foiTuer as President of the State Council of the R.S.L. and the latter ai: the disti-ict’s representative in' the State legislature, left for Sydney b> train on Tuesday morning. Mr. S. Gioen, who rose from a sich bed to take his part in the Pageant organsiation, left for Sydney ou Tues day. Mr. Green, whilst in the city, will arrange for the health'authorltleb to see a screening of the Pageant film. Messrs. Back and White, iuspectors af schools, paid an official visit to Grltllth ou Tuesday for the purpose oi conducting an inspection of the Grif fith District School. Mr. J. G. Youll, acting general maua ger of the M.l.A. took advantage ca vUe Eight Hour Day Holiday to take a i6w days respite from his office ana .•ieek consolation with a fishing rod ai the river—a relaxation of wiiich he is fond.

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Consign your Fruit to Sydney W ith "Absolutely our worst weed,” says the Department of Agriculture, in re FORWARDING AGENT, GRIFFITH gard to skeleton weed. Worst In the sense that It has pro F r u it P a c k in g a n d G r a d in g D o n e o n ved more difficult to kill than any other weed which has come under as G ro w e r“^ A c c o u n t noxious In this State. As yet It Is confined to parts of Rlverina and the south-west, but Is spreading from year to year slowly but determinedly. It has claimed hundreds of acres F R U IT M E R C H A N T E X P O R T E R A N D IM P O R T E " In the locality in which it first appear-! Th« firui with a reputation ior siralKhttorward Uoullng. d northwards of Wagga. Now it Is ^ Every effort made to euaure BatlafacUon tor clienta. found in patches In many other dis Prompt and Reliable Advice, Quick Returns, Highest ruling Prices. tricts. There is no worse weed In a wheat References: Commercial Bank Co- of Sydney, Ltd., Haymarket. crop, and no greater menace In wheat Personal references: From Leading Growers in all States. lands. It is not checked by cultivation, CITY FRUIT MARKETS, SYDNEY but revels In it. Every piece of root that Is severed by an agricultural im One of the Oldest Firms In the Sydney Municipal Markets plement becomes a new plant to add to the density of the Infestation. Thrives When Attacked So far skeleton weed has baffled all efforts to find a specfic that would eradicate It. The difflculty is to kill out the root. Heavy applications of common salt CoUiss & P atterson have given the only results of any Firewood Merchants — Gniiilh promise, but this can only bo used on isolated plants. It would take tons to the acre to trtvat tlilckly infested GOOD WOOD. QUICK MOTOR DELIVERY areas. The cost would bo prohibitive, REASONABLE PRICES and the land would be rendered ORDERS LEFT AT TRENERRY BROS., PLUMBERS, YAMBIL STREET, sterile. The entomologiaia say there is no W ill be promptly attended to hope of finding an insect, parasite to attack the plant. But the Department of Agriculture does not admit failure. It is determin ed to go on trying out any and every specific or mechanical means that ap pears to offer any buccses.

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RICHARDS AND WEIR beg to announce to the Public of Grlffltb an« District that they have PURCHASED the SAWMILLINQ PLANT of thi Late M. T. Mlckloson, and are now prepared to SUPPLÌ ALL DESCRIP TIONS of SAWN TIMBER. DRESSED and UNDRESSED. write for quotations

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A writer in "Riverine Grazier” grows reminiscent:—Many of the runs on the Murrumhidgee were fh'st stock ed with cattle but Hobler stocked Nap Nap first with 9000 sheep, his cattle followed later. Tala was stocked with siieep and cattle in 18-16; and though there ^vere cattle first on Muugaclal, the Langs brought up 6000 sheep from Port Phillip to stock that run. Adelaide was a favorite market for slock from the Lower Lachlan and Murrumbidgee, but values lu the late h e secret of lunching well lies not only in good forties and early fifties were low. food, prepared with perfedl culinary skill, There would not be much pleasure quiet and case of service, but quite as much in the feeling of personal comfort, attradiveness of sur nowadays iu receiving account sales uLlsL. roundings, the atmosphere, and the people one meets. showing a net return of 18/- and 19/for fat bullocks, but prices like that You will fmd lunching here most pleasant. Thewellwere common, and Hobler and Darchy c l i ^ n and mxied. axe both exl^'rieVced''saTeB asiow. On thé runs, cattle would change hands at 10/- and IG,'- per head. Hobler sent 1350 fat sheep to Melbourne, from Banna Avenue, Qri/Jith Bacchus Maralx, iu January, 1850, -1 which only rcturntd him £260/13/4 The Haps and tUishaps of iôur jouEnei]. net, e«iual to a little over 3/lb pei' Pictures of i]our friends, all are head. > qours if iôu haue a Camera. But for a moment, îc‘ will skip 50 years. I was recently looking at an account sale of 3T0O fat ewes sold in 1896 to the Hay Boiling Downs lOd, per lK«ad; amt also at a record FRUIT PA C K ER S i S of th«« sale, iu 1881, of 5S0 fat bullock.s, CASE MAKERS, &c. at Siuidliurst (Bendigo) at 26/- per head, ont of which D/- per head hot der I I Let us be ijour station }of' Pfisptoqrdph'c Supp ies. duty and droving and .sale expense.^ Ijou'll find our Prinlinq and Developing Seruice Jondaryan A venue, G riffith had to be paid, helpful. PrJ«:e.s for \^ü«Jl iu tlm early forties Fruitgrowers—have your Fruit packed by us and secure substaalial were very low, but th«'v improveil a W . r . S IM P S O N f .u ..s „ savings in freight on each consignment, Account Salcis direct to giusver. little aft«‘f J816 or’'17: seoured Palka wool, .sold iu Loudon, iu 1819, brought ( hviiiiat and Druggiht CiRILFiTl i u'. its We are also cash buyers of Fruit in seasdn. ui«' to 2Id., but 1 think this was ex zm rrOP ~ . try us for fruit cases , NAILS,etc . ceptional; fur tmotlu'r lot of Paiku DCL.. phone : 23 ------ --------------- ------------------------- Box : 319 scoured brought lôd., unu Nap Nap "spout unshed” I3id,, In the same y«‘ur, I lliiiik the higin'Ht jiriee evwr paid for Australian wool, or possibly .any \M)Ol, was 10 6 per Ih. foi' tlir«'«. hales of Paplalll Maearthui-'i; in ¡tboui Isib», and In ea.se any ri'iulmv ov. rlook«'rl tlu. w<->ol statist i«'s i)Ublisheil recently, I might iiietitioii tlial 111«-' a\«'filgt' IVlrs Lûmmings prie«, per Ih. for the wliol«‘ of the Au.straliaii l»2S-2!) clip was 16.7Id., as MOTOR LORRIES DELIVERING THROUGH THE DISTRICT against I9,92«l. for tlm |ir«o lou.s ytnir. WISHES TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT SHE HAS NOW A NEW STOCK OF OUR NOTED ICE CHESTS AND ICE BOXES I am afraid most of us are rather pes SECURED AN UP-TO-DATE DRESSMAKER, LATE OF STATION siuiistic about wTiut the current year’s HOUSE, RAWSON PLACE, SYDNEY. \ahies "ill he. STYLE AND FI T GUARANTEED In 1815. 'è ■ per scor«’ was i)aid for Bheariug. and tlie sheep wu.shers were, paid 2Us. la-r w«'«’k ami rations, plus ALSO A a rum allowance. Permanent hands did not receive nuylhiug like that Nice Range of Spring Materials and wage, a mounted shepherd was engag ed at <C21 per anmim, ordinary hands j Millinery Now in Stock. at less. Pit sawing was done at 11 ■. per }iundr*>d super fwT I P H O N E

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O lhipiyisJÍ€ip& í?íí« F r e m a n t l e to S y d n e y íjoursi \ f í Dr. tiaruet Manning', who w (leconipanied by liis wife and one passenger. Returning from abroad a^^ coinpleting a tour of luirop in his Chrysler Sedan D; Manning found that He w urgently needed in Sydney ao decided that tiu faslest 'elh ■was overland in h-s ysicr wliich came st -Vj^ht off \h ship and on to ti.e road

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Milking sheds and dairies ^ are rigidly inspected ALL around the Nestle’s condenseries, where Gold Medal Milk is nWde, are the farms which supply the milk. And Nestle’s inspectors watcheveryone of them. Every cow is under supervision, every milking shed and dairy must conform to Nestle’s standard of hygiene. Nestle’s will not buy milk under any other conditions. The rich milk from these farms goes to Nestle’s fresh and clean. Chemists test it for purity and modern equip ment rapidly condenses and seals it for you as Gold Medal Milk with r~\. all the cream and vitamins intact.

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Thursday, October 10.—Juvenile C o m in g T u e s d a y , O ct. IB Bali, Yeuda Lyceum. J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD. PRESENT Saturday, October 13. — Clearing Sale, Miss Foley’s, Yenda. Seymour and Roxburgh. Satui-duy, October 1'2.—“The House of Horror" and "Mumsle,” Iiycoum de (Undoubtedly Australia’s Greatest Diamatio Star, Direct From Her City Luxe. Triumphs in Saturday, October 12. — Clearing “ SPRINC. CLEA N IN G '» Sale, Mr. Tom Conrlck. W. S. Gow, The Play that created such a furore in Sydney when__pre8euted by Miss auctioneer. Pauline Frederick. Saturday, October 12.--Yuction Sale of Furalf ure at Richards’ Mart., Banna The supporting east was specially selected by Miss Starr, and includes such ^vell known personalities as Rutland Beckett. Zara Clinton, Wm. HanIjane, Griffith. Monday, October It and All Show .ou, Brett Randall, Fred McDonald, Wm. Darnley, Noel Ferris, Helen Fergu Week.—Coleman's New Pantomime son, John Barry, Molly Bi*enuan, Mae. Da'lgleish and Marcelliene dq’Alroy. When you have seen "SPRING CLEANJNG wou will acclaim It a gem and Revue. Monday, October 14.—"The Wild .rmongst gems. A guarantee of Its excellence lies In the fact that it was Party (Clara Bow) and “Show Life,’ selected as the initial vehicle lirAusiralia to the most expensive Imported star—Miss Pauline Frederick. Box Plan Now Open at Lees. Lyceum, Griffith. Prices; 6/-, 4/-, 3/- (No Extra for Reservations) Tuesday, October 15 and All Show Week.—George Sorlies’ Musical and WEDNESDAY—"LAFF THAT OFF," a Delightful American Comedy THURSDAY —’ "INTERFERENCE,’ The Most Discussed Drama In the Dmmatic Co. World To-day Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday October 15, Hi and 17.—Muriel Stan LOOK WHO’S COMING! In “Spring Cleaning,” 'Laff That Off LDDK WHO'S COMING! and ‘“Interference,” Lyceum, Griffith. HUGE CANVAS THEATRE Tuesday and Wednesday, October 15 and 16.—Griffith Annual Show. Thursday, October 17. — Barellaii S t a r t i n g M o n d a y , O c t . 1 4 t h , a n d a i l S h e w W e e k BIG PRIZE MATINEE ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, at 2-30 Monthly Stock Sale Market. Gow' am RAY KARMO PRESENTS Qow' Ltd., Auctioneers. Wednesday, October 23.—Auction Sale, a/c Mr. F. J. Goughian, at Fann A l f . C o l e m a n ’s N e w P a n t o m i m e & R t v u e C o . 1300, Ballingall. Seymour and Rox Headed by M U G SY (Betl De5,T.ond) burgh, Auctioneers. FUNNIEST- OF ALL COMEDIANS. SUPPORTED BY 25 ARTISTS MONDAY NIGHT; "THE HAUNTED HOTEL” TUESDAY NIGHT; "THE JEALOUS HUSBAND" A New Play Each Night. Lovely C. rls, Beautiful Scenery. Nice Dresses P E R S O N A L Book Your Seats at .McKenna’s Music Shop.

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Colonel Purdy and Mr. M. M. Flan tiery, M.L.A., who were visitors to Grlllith for the Pageant celebrations, the former as President of the State Council of the R.S.L. and the latter at the district’s representative in" the State legislature, left for Sydney b> train on Tuesday morning.

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Mr. S. Green, who rose from a sicii oed to take his part in the Pageant orgausiation, left lor Sydney on Tues day. Mr. Green, whilst In the city, will arrange for the health authorltleb to see a screening of the Pageant film. Messrs. Back and White, iusiiectors of schools, i>aid an official visit to Jrilfith on Tuesday for the purpose 0/ conducting an inspection of the Grif fith District School. Mr. J. G. Youll, acting general maua ger of the M.l.xV. took advantage ov aie Eight-Hour Day Holiday to take a ew days respite from his office ana .icek consolation with a fishing rod ai the river—a relaxation of which lie IS fond. R e d

Tuesday

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SOLD TO JONDARYAN CLUB Teuders were receuUi called by Uii Hospital commiUee toi' tiie pmehust of buildings at the Deelbaugera Rea Cross fann not required for iuclusiu'u in the ucw' hospital unit“ loward;which life committee is slriving. At a meeting of the eommiUee uii I’uesday night it was announced that Joudaryuu Club had been the success ful tenderer tor tiie recreation iiall, at a price ot iì2b0. Tenders for the othei buildings ottered are now under con sideration by the committee. Lucky

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CHILD BENEATH CAR A child had a miraculous escape trom death or serious injury on Mon day ju.st before the procession passetl along Banna Avenue. The child had run into the street to gaze at an aero plane overhead and ran right in the path of a car driven by u w'ell-known business man. The driver jammed on the brakes, but the oar struck the child, a little boy or tour or five, in the back, and knocked him down. As the child disappeared boneath the cur a cry ^of honor went up from the crowd,^ |ind two police oliicers, who ■were 'i^tfinding near, rushed to the scene. But when the car had passed over him the youngster jumped to his feet little the worse for his adven ture. He had not been touched by the wheels or by the body of the car, and when his dlothes had been dusted he 1)01’« no traee« of ttio accident,

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"Absolutely our worst weed,” says the of Agriculture, In re GRIFFITH gardDepartment FORWARDtNQ AGENT, to skeleton weed. Worst In the sense that It has pro F r u it P a c k in g a n d G r a d in g D o n e o n ved more difficult to kill than any other weed- which has come under as G ro w e r**’ A cco u n t noxious in this State. As yet It is confined to parts of Rlverina and the soufh-w-oBt, but la spreading from year to year slowly but determinedly. It has claimed hundreds of acres F R U IT M E R C H A N T E X P O R T E R A N D IM P O R T E “ n the locality In which 1|, first appear-! ^ < Tlie Oriii with a repulalioh for aUalgliUorward duullug. :d northwards of Wagga. Now it Is Every effort toade to ensure aatlBfactlon lor cUenia. found In patches in many other dis Frompi and Keilable Advice, Quick lieturna, Highest ruling Prices. tricts. There Is no worse weed in a wheat References: Commercial Bank Go. of Sydney, Ltd., Haymarket. crop, and no greater menace in wheat Personal roferencca: From Leading Growers In all States. lands. It is not cheeked by cultivation, CITY FRUIT MARKETS, SYDNEY but revels In it. E^'cry piece of root that is severed by an agricultural im One of the Oldest Firms In the Sydney Municipal Markets plement becomes a new plant to a d d to the density of the Infestation. Thrives When Attacked So far skeleton weed has baffled all efforts to find a specfic that would eradicate It. The difflculty Is to kill out the root. CoUiss & Patterson Heavy applications of common salt have given the only results of any Gniiiih promise, but this can only bo used on Firewood Merchants isolated plants. It would take tons to tho acre to treat thickly infested GOOD WOOD, QUICK MOTOR DELIVERY areas. The cost would be prohibitive, REASONABLE PRICES and tho land would be rendered ORDERS LEFT AT TRENERRY BROS., PLUMBERS, YAMBIL STREET, sterile. The entomologists say there is no WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO hope of finding an insect parasite to attack tho plsut. But the Department of Agriculture does not admit failure. It is determin ed to go on trying out any and every specific or mechanical menus that ap pears to offer any buccoss.

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secret of lunching well lies not only in good food, prepared with perfedl culinary skill, quiet and ease of seivice, but quite as much iu the feeling of personal comfort, attradiveness of sur roundings, the atmosphere, and the people one meets. You will find lunching here most pleasant, The wellchosen and raried meuMs are sure to satisfy.

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RICHARDS AND WEIR bee to announce to the Public of Griffith aru District that they have PURCHASED the SAWMlLUNG PLANT of thi Late M. T. Mlckloson, and are now prepared to SUPPLÌ ALL DESCRlP TIONS of SAWN TIMBER, DRESSED and UNDRESSED.

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A writer iu "Riverine Grazier” grows reminiscent:—Many of the runs on the Murrumbidgee were ik-st stock ed with cattle but Hobler stocked Nap Nap first with 900t) sheep, his cattle followed later. Tala was stocked with sheep and cattle in 1816; and though (here wert! cattle first on Mungadal, the Langsj brought up 6000 sheep from Port Phillip to stock that run. Adelaide was a favorite market for slock from the Lower Lachlan and Murrumbidgee, but values iu the late forties and early fifties were low. There would not lie much pleasure nowadays in receiving account sales snowing a net return of 18/- and 19/lor tai bullocks, but prices' like that \\ere c iumou, and Hobler and Darchy both experienced sales as low. On the 1 m cattle would change hands at ID/- iiud lie- per head. Hobler .sent liioe lai sneep to Melbourne, from Uacchus Marsh, in January, 1860, which only return«! him .£260/13/4 net, equal to a little over 3/10 p e r head.

B u t fo r a u i o m e n t , mo will s k i p 50 y e a r s . I w a s r e c e n t l y lo o k i n g a t an a c c o u n t s a l e of 3700 fat e w e s s o ld in 1896 to tile H a y Hoiling D o w n s fo r iOd. ,per H ead ; a n d a l s o a t a r e c o r d of t h e s a le , iu 1881, of 580 f a t b u l l o c k s , a t S a n d h u r . s t ( B e n d i g o ) at 26/- p e r h e a d , o u t of w h ic h 5/- p e r heavl bonleid u t y a n d d r o '- i u g an d .sale expen.ses h a d t o b e p aid . P r i c e s f o r wool iu t h f e a r l y f o r t i e s Frultgroweis- have your Fruit packed by us and secure substaatial w e r e v ery low, b u t t h e y i m p r o v e d a savings iu freight on cadi consignment, Account Sales direct to giuwer. li t t l e a f t e r 1816 o r '17; s c o u r e d P a i k a wool, .sold iu L o u d o n , iu 1819, b r o u g h t We are also cash buyers of F'ruit in season. u p ' t o 21d., hut 1 tliiu k t h i s w a s e x TRY US FOR FRUIT CASES, NAILS,ETC. c e p t i o n a l , i u r a n o t h e r lot of P a i k a PHONE : 23 Box : 319 s c o u r e d b r o u g h t 15d., a n u Kar» N a p ''s p o u t w a s h e d ” 1 3 id „ in t h e sam e year. I t h i n k t h e higiieHl p r ic e e v e r paid fu r A u s i r a t i a u wool, t»r larsHibly a n y wool, w a s in 6 p e r lb. for t h r e e Imli'S ol ( ' a i d a i n .M a earll iu r’?; in a b o u t ls:ht, a n d In c a s e an> r e a d e r s overbmliexl tin wool s t a t i s t i c s publi.-ilied rts-eu tly, 1 mlglit uiculioii tlial the avertine p r i c e p e r lb. for t h e ■wliob' ot t h e .Aus t r a l i a n 192S2!t clip wa.s |(),71d., a s a g a i n s t t9.!)2d. for t h e p r e v i o u s year. WISHES TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT SHE HAS NOW I a m itfraid m o s t of u s a r e r a t l i e r p e s SECURED AN UP TO-DATE DRESSMAKER, LATE OF STATION s i u i l s t i c a b o u t w h at tlie c u r re iii y e a r s HOUSE, RAWSON PLACE, SYDNEY. v a l u e s will bo. STYLE AND FI T GUARANTEED Ill 1845, 3 - p e r s c o r e w a s p aiil* fo r s h e a r i n g , a u d t h e s h e e p w a s h e r s w ere p aid 20s. p e r w eek a n d ratioms, phus ALSO A a r u m allow ance, P e r m a n e n t UandB did n o t r e c e i v e a n y t h i n g l i k e that wage, a m ounted sh e p h erd was e n g a g eai at £ 2 1 p e r a n n u m , o r d i n a r y h a n d s a t les s. P i t s a w i n g w a s d o n e a t J l ■

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MOTOR LORRIES DELIVERING THROUGH THE DISTRICT A NEW STOCK OF OUR NOTED ICE CHESTS AND ICE BOXES JUST ARRIVED

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BANNA AVENUE,______________________GRIFFITH 8t«cli for Sale on Approved Bills of 8 or 8 Months; Stock and Property Lists on Application. All Classes of Farms Available on Irrigation and Dry Area. AGENTS FOR South British Insurance Co.. Ltd.; Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co., Ltd. (All Classes.) All Business transacted undei direct supervision of the Principals. FHONE8 (2 lines); 14 and 830, (Connected with M. Gulhen and C. L. Neville)

Saturday, October 12 AT RICHARDS' AUCTION ROOMS BANNA LANE, GRIFFITH

ACCOUNT MISS GLADYS FOLEY AGENTS, Take Notice.—My Farm 1376 Yenda, is withdrawn from sale. Yenda —W. B. HARNETT, Yenda.

BUY your Cakes, Vegetables, Jams, Sweets anl Needlework, etc., at the Presbyterian Ladles’ Stall, Saturday, ON A/o J. L. HU88ALL, ESQ. SEYMOUR and ROXBURGH, instruc October 12. ted by Miss Gladys Foley, will Sell by HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Public Auction at her Residence, "The BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND FUR Including THREE-QUARTER Bed, 2 Stretchers, Bungalow,” Yenda, on abovementloned NITURE, Large Dressers from £1, Wardrobe, Chairs, Chest of Drawers, date, all her WELL-KEPT FuRrii. Tabics from 8/o, 4ft 6in. Bedstead and TURE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, as Wire Mattress, 15/-; Uph. Settee and Tables, Sundries. 3 Chairs, £1/10A. MACKAY and CO.. fpllowh:— Also, following Plant:— COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. THREE Dining Tables, 4 Kitchen BIGHT-INCH. Chaff Cutter, hand and A u c tio n e e r s , V a lu a t o r s , R e g is t e r e d L an d A g e n ts power; Grindstone, Plow, Etc; Ford Tables, 5 Small Tables, Sideboard GRIFFITH, S to c k an d P ro p e rty S a le s m e n 12 Dining-room Chairs, 4" Cano Utility Car, in good order. ALSO, on account various owners;— Chairs, 10 Single Beds and Mattres C.W.A.—The Monthly Meeting will APPLICATIONS FOR CROWN LANDS ATTENDED TO Further Household Goods and see. Quantity of Blankets, 3 Ward be held at the Lyceum, GriiBth on AGENTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., HART-PARR TRACTORS, Sundries; three-quarter Billiard robes, 5 Chests of Draw'ers, 3 Dres THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER, at 3 RAWLINGS* MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE sing Tables, Corner Wardrobes p.m,, Instead of the 24th Inst. Urgent Table, pract-lcally new. FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK Marjorie Christie, Hou. large Quantities of Cutlery and Business. ’PHONE: 286 GRIFFITH, N.8.W. BOX 382 Crockery, 80 Preserving Jars, Cool Sec. G . A . H . R IC H A R D S gai-dle Cool Safe, Kitchen Utensils AUCTIONEER* GRIFFITH Copper and Stand, Copper, Large FOR SALE, 250 Comeback Ewes, 1Tub, Spades, Mattocks, Axes and year-old, with 40 to 50 per cent. Lambs PHONE; 102 other Tools, and large Quantity of by Lincoln rums at foot, and still AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, STOCK AND PROPERTY SALESMEN SUNDRIES. lambing. Price, 12/6 per liead, Ap proved bills accepted. Seymour and FOR SALE.—Wheatgrowing and ,Grazing Properties. Lucerne and Rice The Auctioneers Recommend Atten Roxburgh, Stock and Station Agents, Farms, Orchards, Town Propei'tlt- and Businesses. dance at the Sale, which will be UN Orlftltli. OWNERS, list your I’roperties, Livestock, Agistment, Feed, and Articles for RESERVED. All the articles to b Sale, with us. FOR SALE Indian Scout and Sidecar, ^old are in good oi-der. Sole District Agents for New Zealand Loan and Mercaullle Agency Co,. Ltd. O. A. U. RICHARDS, under instruc (NOTE ALTERATION OF DATE) £35. Splendid order and well shod. Livestock Trucks Ordered; Wool, Skins, Hides and Tallow Consigned ; tlons from the Griflath Hospital, will SALE STARTS 2 P.M., SAT. OCT. 12 O’DonuelTs Cycle Shop. Cohen Build Waybills Supplied; Finance arranged for Stock Purposes; All classes of offer for public auction at the ings. Griffith. BAZAAR, in the LYCEUM, GRIF Location; Yenda (near Packing Shed Insurance effected with the Ceur l Insurance Co., Ltd. OTHER AGENCIES.—Gibbins Farm Machinery and Implements, Wolsley FITH, on this S e y m o u r & R o x b u rg h aMPOUNDED AT GRIFFITH on the and Lister Engines, Shearing Macldnes, Electric lighting Sets. Twin AUCTIONEERS, GRIFFITH thiid day of October, 1920, from ChauThursday and Friday City Tractors, etc., etc. ael Reserve, by E. Kurtz;—Bay Fiily, 10th OCTOBER 11th AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE no visible brand, white face, four A noual SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH vvlilte feet, 2 years. IF NOT RE the following articles:— PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESMEN, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192) M ethodist Fair LEASED will be sold by public aucTIN Neptune Motor Oil, Lawi iou at thhs Pound at noon on the Sprinkler, Cruet Set, Solid Brasti LYCEUM THEATRE, YENDA seventeenth October, 1929.—C. R. Vase, Large Brass Jardiniere, Hand LEE', Pounclkoeper. OCTOBER 17 AND 18 some Set Carvers, 2 Ladies’ Hand Opening Ceremony: Thtirs. Oct. 1 7 bags, Diabolo Butter Churn, Whlti iNDIAN SCOUT Alotor Cyclo for at 3.30 p.m. Duco Bath Heater, Steel Deck Chair Seagrass Chairs ^2), ? Cases of Sil FAncy Stalls^ Musical Programmi sale. Good order. .£25. O’Donnell’s, ,, ver Spoons, Siv Silver Gold Embos Thursday .Afternoon and Each Ever, Oohen'.s Buildings, Griflith. ing by Leading Artists eed Spoons, SUNDRIES toe Compelitious Each Evening — ---- JUSr opening fresh and new dosigua numerous to mention. —-------------—r— Valuable Prize | j 1 Shopping Bags; useful presents at • AIR-FLIGHT TICKET TO HAY C ASE M AK ER ¡6/11 each. G. W, Speirs, Our Jeweller. ' Fun for Young and Old (RETURN) Don't Miss the Fair or You’ll be LOST, ill Banna Avenue, Lady’s HandG riffith P acking Shed (R egd.) Terms: Cash Sorry (Agent, London Assurauee, Fire and Accident) Ioag, containing tw'o purses, money, G. A. H. RICHARDS, Auctioneer. DISTRICT AGENT FOR LIGHTNING FRUIT GR.VDERMrs. T. East, Secretary, Yenda jottle hair tonic. Finder please return R. R. THORNE, See.yO.D. Hospital. BEST ON THE MARKET to Area News Office. GUUPEKS CELEBRATED ORCHARD SPRAYING MATE! HAL LOST, FIVE SUFFOLK RAMS, from GOVERNMENT NOTICES A U CTION S ALE OBTAINABLE AT MY NEW SHOWROOMS Farm 1650 Beelbaugera. Reward for "LET US SPRAY” iufoniuitlon leading to the recovery TENDERS, plainly '^endorsed, and ad ACCOUNT MR. TOM CONRICK, PHONE; 50 dressed to the Director of Education of same. K. J. G. Smith or Gulhen , Department of Education, Sydney, will Bros., Griffith. Farm 1294 be received up till 2 o’clock p.m. oi UNRESERVED LOST TAIL BOARD. Foul Tou Truck Barellan Saturday, October 12 THURSDAY. 21th OCTOBER, 1929 on Balllugall Road. I'iiuli i' please for New' School Building at Balhmdr.' ‘phone ELECTION DAY, AT 2 P.M. Griffith 202. ' M onthly Stock Sale ..tele, ■5»iFcr* .-.-...r- (.near^- Yeu.dgj,.., Plans,, WM. S. GOW has received inatruc- tier terms at Head Office, Sydney, Di; A/c. F. J. COUGHLAN, ESQ, 1 6 0 0 S h e e p a n d 1 5 tions from Mr. Tom Courick to offe! trict Works Office at Cootaniundra an- F..OST, Bunch ot Keys, near Golf by Public Auction on the above date Public Schools at Griflith, 3'emoiii House. Please return sumo to Area H e a d F a t C a ttle all his well-kept FURNITURE, which and Wagga. D. II. DRUMMOND New's Office. ALSO is practically new, consisting of: — A t Farm 1300 Minister for Education. (F\S7-13). 6 D o u b le a n d S in g le THREE’-PIECE .Maple, Bedroom Suite., Baltingall TIME is day and night; so is the Ben L o rrie s Bed, complete, Cabinet Dresser. .VPPLICATIONS for permissive occu Watch. Get one to-day, 8/6 plain, 12 6 13 Miles Griffith fiOW AND GOW LIMITED, Auction Kitchen h'abli' and Cliairs, Lino.. pandes of thrtf* (3) IRRIGA’TIOh luminous. G. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. ■■'■ u. ■ •ens, Barellan, will hold their uexi Sideboard, Round Oak Dining Table FARM LEASE.S pending Uio granlin:' W ednesday, Oct, 23 Monthly STOCK SALE at BARELLAN and 7 Chairs, Moquette liOunge of permam-nt title Iht-ivto, will be ri Suite, Lino., 3 Seagrass Chairs, 1 ccived at the t.ands Office, (¡rlflilh, ir W A N T E D , a n y m i m b e r of Eat C a t t l e ; SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH, undei Thursday, Oct. 17 Sbagrass Table, Singer Machine. to Wednesday, ttitli Ocíobei-, 1929 g<nd bujn*r, Stu ìd p a r i i n i l a r . s t o A. A. 1929 Pine Wardrobe, Dressing Table, 1 from .Hell bus in imrsttaiici ol Ilu .McCiirlhv vo ci lonciu', lla i e l l a i i . instrucliouB from Air. F. J. Gouglilan. Corner Wardrobe, 4-ft. 6-in. Iron Copiniission’s determination undei ( Idiom : Barellali 32) Uoumieiiciiig at 2 p.m. Sharp who has sold his Farm through the Bed, complete, 3 feet Wire, Writing f!e.¿tion 191' of the [rrigalion Act 1912 auctioneers, will conduct an Unreser ved Auction Sale of his WELL-KEPT When they will submit 1600 Sheep, 15 ' Bureau, I Shearer Stove, Drip Safe, 1926 have surremiered tlieir present W’AN'I’ED to rent, private Garage, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS at the liead fat Cattle and 6 Double ana Pram, Cooking Utensils, 320 Petrol holdings with a vietv to aoqtiiring ; close to town. C. Dickson, F’o>,st Office, Tins, 110 Petrol Cases, 1 D.F. Har new' large area farm, or who have sm Griflith. Farm No. 13u0, Balllugall, on above .Single Lorries. vey Plough, quantity of Hessian, 12 rendered their holdings to acquire ; GOW AND GOW LIMITED mentioned date. The offering will Dipping Tins, 1 Dipping Tank, quan new farm comprising their preseiP con-siat of the following:— Auctioneer», Barellan tity of good Timber, 80 Young Lay bolding, but who have .also intimate’ MAPLE Diuingioom Suite, comprising Public Notice ing Fowls (good strain). Ublo, carved sideboard and chairs to the Commission tlnit if their firs The ,\nctloneer has personally in PRELIMiNARY NOTICE Oak Bedroom Suite (3 pieces— preferences are Impracticable, they spected the above articles, and can will surrender their pre'ient holding THE PARIS HOUSE DANCE in aid wardrobe, dressing table and washrecommend them to intending buyers. and acquire new large area fanns of the tirititth District Band, tis siiif^ stand); Oak D. Bed; 2 Seagrass ALL ARTICLES ARE FOR GENUINE not comprising any part of their pre posed to take i»lace on the 18th of Chairs, 1 Maple Card Table, 1 Wil Oct., is now Definitely Postponed till A u ctio n Sale SALE son Sewing Machine, 6 Oil Paint sent holdings. In event of couflictinr NOVEMBiCH 1st; and please rernemi ings, Oak Combination Chest, iipplicalions h(.'ing\received for any her, as it will be the Star Dauee of Wm S. Gow Stretcher, Kitchen Table, Kitchen HOUSE, LAND, FURNITURE, ETC. ot tlie holdings, a hkllol in respect oi tlu' Season, we want you all to make AUCTIONEER ---------- GRIFFITH such applications jAull het^ liekl at 11k Dresser, 2 Small Chairs, Copper BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH A/c. M R. W . B . HAY and Sink; Trafalgar Cool Safe, Commission’s Office, Leeton, on IHth a note of it and see (hat you attend. "wringer, 212 Petrol Tins. 59 Petrol October, at 3 p.m. FUEL i’ARTlGU Tickets to be liad from any baiulsmau GRIFFITH Cases, Hand-spray. Deering Mower NOOREBAR AVENUE, LARS of the holdings and turms may or Paris House, Tuesday & W ednesday (Rigned) ■J. BURNS'J’EIN (5-ft. cut), Quantity of Tools, 2 Chil bo obtained at the Lamia Office, Grit OCTOBER 15 AND 10 dren’s Tricycles and Motor Cars, SATURDAY, 19th OCTOBER, 1929 nth. J. G.’ YOri.l.. Acting General Webster Dictionary, Kitchen Uten Majiager, .M.l. Areas. W’,0. and l.C. PUBLI C NOTI CE sils and Sundries. Ford Motor Car, P a l f r a m a n , W o o d & . C o . T H E W m jE B U S Model T, well shod and in excellent AUCTIONEERS, GRIFFITH PAiUB HOUSE will be CLOSED on order, will also be offered. WILL LEAVE GRIFFITH FOR M ONDAY, OCT, II. on acconuf of Aeroplane Flights YENDA Remarks.—As Mr. Goughian is leaving Jewdsb Holiday Leave Griffith— the distdlct buyers can attend the T. J. M, and V. BURNSTEIN. < 9 A.M., 12.45 P.M., 4 P.M'., 6.30 P.M. IN THE WESTERN GIPSY PLANE Sale with confidence of securing firstolasB articles which are to be sold Leave Yenda— PUBLI C NOTI CE without reserve. J. W. KELLY AND CO., Auctioneers, 9.45 A.M., 1.30 P.M., 4.45 P.M., and PILOT (BOBBIE) ROBINSON Sale starts 2 p.m. on Wednesday, j Griflit h, have buyer for all kind« of 7.15 P.M. tREENS sliop will be GLOBED ALL October 23rd. ¡GOOD HOllt.iES visiting Griflith on BUS LEAVES GRIFFITH AFTER FLYING SHOW DAYS DAY on MONDAY, OCT. 14 (Jewish ¡FRIDAY, IJth OCTOBER, 1929.“ We PICTURES EACH NIGHT Holiday), re-open us usual Tuesday^ Seymour & Roxburgh will be pleased to receive particulars A. Davl»», Pi*epri»tor, Flights I Os and £1 njornlni. GRIFFITH from an lutendinfr sellers AUCTIONEERS S a tu rd a y ,

COMMENCING 2.30 P.M^

Palframan, Wood & Co.

Seymour & Roxburgh

Auction Sale

“For Your Cases, Go to Crases” H. A. C R A SE

Auction Sale

Horses Wanted

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At 2 p.m.

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decorated cars. U^splay of the procession. Sunshine Fitting Tribute j Laundry found a place in the procèsOne of the most pleasing features of slon, and that pioneer firm, which, on the whole Pageant was the fitting this day, claimed that it had put the compliment paid to the nuraing staff O. in Orlffith, Taylor Bros, was repreof the hospital by the organisers. This sented by two fine fprries. Miller PubM r . N ulty M a k e s Statf^ment was one of the surprises of the Pa-*liclty Company, which did good (Continued from Page 1 ) géant, a surprise until the mornlug work in advertising the Pageant views were also taken by him of the for the nursing staff, and for the pub- throughout the countryside, found a The following statement of Are M. Nulty, selected and endorsed L scenery, industries and resources of He until it made its appearance In the place in the procession and concluded a policy has been Issued by Mr. W, abor candidate for Riverina;— the district. The result, no doubt, will procession. A splendid coach, one the strictly trade displays which adTO THE ELECTORS 0"F RIVERINA: bo;;t part of my life, I have no newl be a comprehensive picture of the that once bore a State Governor and ded greatly to the effectiveness am. I feel that I can confidently ask for to seek secondhand the lufomation activities of this leading centre of the his family on State occasions, lenti volume of the proceaslou. your support on October 12th, for I necessary to intelligent representation Murrurabidgee Irrigation Area. The by Mr. J. H. Trenerry, drawn by a| The Agricultural Society was repre have grown up with the Area from its in the Federal Parliament on your be cameraman declared that the procès- pair of grey horses, lent for the occa-, rented, and the ‘’Producers" sent along inception to its present position oi half, sloit^ was^ the, beat that he had seen gion. by Messrs. Skeet and .Sawklne, twp huge lori-ies carrying mountainous ina&ied fruit, ITcêTîiefc^ s ^ end There are other Federal questions uUiBiue tac luCircpouB. Janâ driven by Mr. J. Chamberlain, loads of Exeelly cases; Mirro,ol wineother production. I have a record of of vital Importance to you. In citrus THEPROCESSION 'carried the matron and nursing staff ries advertised the Area’s great ■wine seventeen years as an prchardlst, a»d organisation w'e are moving, are for It was just about ten o'clock in the in the ranks of,the procession, impres- industry, and wool, chafl' add rice were, t realise to the full the difficulties and ced to move more quickly against fur morning that the first intending par-amg upon the crowds not only the es- all exhlbiled. . privations endured by settlers, often ther Importations of Callfonjian Uclpants In the procession arrived in gential character of the day’.s demon- The Tennis brigade was the only mcri^ly for lack of adequate political oranges and lemons. In canned fruits ambii Street to take up their pósi- etration, hut reminding them of the representation of the sporting life of repre.sentatlon. we look to Federal bounty or sufficient Hons, and from then on until half past magnificent work performed by the the district, ami liielr participation In the Federal pphero, the vital need reciprocal preference with England for leven the wide thoroughfare was a nursing staff of the hospital under was appreciated. Then marche»! a of protection of your wine, rice, can protection against the crippling compe scene of bustle and activity. The anch wretched conditions, body of Italians, and tln^y marched nlng fruit, citrus and dried fruit in tition of the Californian surplus dump marshals, Messrs. F. Stafford and Stressing the future requirement.s of well and gavc' geûerou.sly, loo, condustrles has never been ndequatel'' Endlcott, moved up and down thethe district came the band of school tributing £31 in one sum tothe funds, VOced. For Inetance, consider the re ed Into . England. With our rapidly rapidly swelling lines, and the order, children, led by a detachment of and responding liberally to the appeal , , , , , , , , . growing wine-grape production threat strlction placed upon your dried fruit ^ 'g of the procession proceeded with- jvmlor Red Cross Girls in thedr pretty of the flag, . , . t.by the m * Iloaid. 'ened Industry Federal /--.s Control I , still,, Avlth .the , crisis uof a huge k „ Th® Lighter Side j . surplus, the need for some better bar- out a hitch and without confusion, and uniforms. There were several hum You know that despite your having, / ’ , t-. , i . this despite the fact that in its pro- ¿j-ed children all in all from different then on the Pieeant became , . . j at i«rrnn,r'Pain of preference with England is Imalready exported your States legiillyi'^ . ui i portions it exceeded all expectations. Bchools In the district ranging in size , V ^‘ - . .. . Bcnoois in ine aisirioi, ranging m size uijgggjianeous m character. Seymour « .t EA Af HnKfim« Peratlve. Further, the system w-hlch — flxoxl 50 per cent, quota of Sultanas, Federal schedule nrice to he the Federal Control Board still refuses ^ Federal schedule price to ^ nride of nlflce with th« nthAr «aaH «« Roxbmgh’.s elaborately decorated' , Area . - the disposal rxf lûwîL in thP ^ toddlers. The children were mar^ decorated Chev. to growers, for of fixod foi' R 860300,• then suddenly , . with ^ toIlo ing in the PI escribed order. «hailed in the peaceful scenery of KoomiMûo Garage, and iheu our Australian quota, the important ' »'^ûced surely demanda Queensland market. This refusal has ^'^nitiny of a i-epresentatlve able P,,nct,,ailv At ffiA came members of the St. Alban’s of tho procession by a num- ,,, ,, . u..!».,,* ^êir Shakepractically deprived Area growers of afraid to criticise on behalf Punctually, at the advertised Ume of starting, half past eleven o’clock, teachers, the headmasters finery Miss Pearson’s' Juventhe Queensland' market in respect ot oi" the grower. Constables Hart and Shore, of the various schools eud their a.s-'^ eaison s juven o n- Area prunes, apricots and peaches, Labor’s Federal Leader, Mr. Sculllu Mounted Police, moved off In the lean, 1 , ‘1 ■'‘'■«'I-Jf“ .“""‘'''■r for before they will book business of his policy speech, has promised ade followed by Mr. Stnfford and tour rtlc h follow. any extent, most of the larger trading Protection and assistance to all other light horaemen, all well mount- ao l a l e r s l h d u ^ ‘l>elr « »«•I'“'" » houses of Queen.sland demand a com- Primary industries. You know from ed, and giving an appropriate flavor regalia. The members of the Rebecca píete line of dried fruits, Sultanas and >’otir own experience that Labor has to the procession. A full muster of Lodge, a woman’s Society, led the way a Roman chariot bearing two membois cunants included. l"'''ays been considerate of primary the members of the Griffith Dlstrlcv f„i,owed by detachments from .the of lilt' Griffith Fire Brigade. These A further striking Hlustratloii of' interests, and particularly so upon Band responded to thè occasion, and Druids.'g.U.O.O.F., Hibernian, Protes three items addeti a lot to the enter Incut Federal action in c o n n e c t i o n , these Areas bin body, playing brtgtii march music tant Alliance Friendly Society, M.IT.I.taining character of the procession. with dried fruits disposnl occurred re | In regard to the main issue of this led the actual prnce.ssion. Last of all came the man who ‘‘mis cently in Kivdrfd. Ml hitiitanas i 'h'citou, i desire to touch upon it hero The Navy, as the senior service, ha?, O.O.F., and I.O.O.F. Trade Displays sed the bus.” Poor fellow, he got up Lexia.s and currants sent to England!only as it affects you. It is impossibb pride of place In the soldiers’ exhibi must be sold through certain specified [to exaggerate the importance of thh tion. The ex-naval men’s contribution Then came the trade displays, and late on the great day and trailed along brokers there. Ileceully, the Federal M«tiue to the primary producers of thr to the Pageant was the most striking Ir was In this department more than after the procession clad in py,lamas, Control Board's English representa | '‘^roa, for it cannot be denied that th single item in the display. Built ove any other, parhaps, that the Pageant dressing robe, and carrying in hia rose to such unexpected heights. The t Ives a b .s u r d ly r e f u s e d to r e c o g n i s e , lu^^ 'bnlition of Arbitration must Inovlt motor lorry was a perfect replica, business comrnunliy had entered en hands towels, soap.s, tooth-brush, and ,ahjy. result in a -■whole-sale reduction other etceteras which are the, usual accredited diiitrlbutora of drjoíl in miniature, ot a battleship, H.M.A.S. fruits, tho Co operative. Wholesale Str of wages and of the standard of liv Hardship, complete in every detail. In- thusiastically into the organisation of viaticum of the bathroom parade. but surprising indeed Breathless and weary he shuffled on ciety of England, the largest co-opera ing. You depend upon the Australian finke care had been given to making the Pageant, display they made in the pro after the rest. The man who had wage-earner to consume your pro tive society in the world, with a con the ship conform to regulation. Two gbell Oil Cornsumption capacity of £1,200,000 wortli ducts. Abolition means simply the men in naval uniform, Messrs. Key ^^ree exhibits, undertaken to fill this role failed to cutting of your customers’ wages of dried fruits per annum. worth and Kennedy, and several little g^d.a demon put in an appearance and, at the last moment, Mr. J. R. Aittm volunteered These rtvo striking Instances of In this issue, then, your in boys in sailor auit.s, comprised t-lie Federal ineptitude should bring (.rests are bound up with those ot crew, whilst the mascot was a British stration lorry. The Union Atlantic to thus add to the amusement of the Company and the Plume Company crowd. home to you the ; necessit> the Australian wage-earner. bulldog, the property of Mr. A. that your Federal member. ..shoul'l It is to your Intea’est to vote out of Evans, who sat on the prow of the both had -petrol tanks in the line. __ \Vhat a procession it was! it took have the ability, experience and office a Governnieiit which w'ould To ship and uttered deep gutteral barks VerrieFs firewoods, Oxenham and jU'St over forty minutes to pass the fo knowledge to maintain a persistent luce our Commonwealth to a cond as the sliip proceeded over Banua Oxenham’B, tailoring establishment, cal point at the intersection uf Ban Miss Robinson (this was a spectacu pressure in your interests in all mat (ion of industrial chaos, and destroy Avenue’s heavy seas. ' | lar exhibit with a bevy of bathing girls na Avenue and Ulong Street, where, the markets upon which so much of tere affecting your industries. Comic Relief Iin the new season's beach modes on from a coigu of vantage, the Fox Films cameraman made his record or Irv regard to our new and nourish vour livliliood depeuls. But if the Navy’s conirlbutlon was ing rice-growing industry, and in In conclusion, I feel that I have the the most spectacular, the army sup an attractively decorated lonw). Bar- Griffith’s great day. At this point, too, rice's natural affinity, prunes, to-day knowledge and experience requisite to plied variety, originaliiy and humor. dy’s Flour Mill (another most atlras a number of Red Cross girls held the we are finding a vital need for pioier y»uir adequate representation iu the There wt^’e a number of tableaux rep- live exhibit), Powell’s bakery, Car- flag into which the people who march . . ney’s (a splendidly decorated vehicle ed and rode and drove in the proces live tariffs agauisi the low-'w»Ke iim I te al I Il am nt. 1 luiv»> the energy p,odaimed to the world thar d m u in to fight tor your resenting scenes al the .front and the dud ion the lui iing i c c oj \i near front, and see les a'l the iaim.s ........ . . . .had taken the sion poured their offerings to the hos this was tho firm that r i g h t s a m i my own. and 1 am coufi L in j, ^ e I 1 i I pital. f ■W M M at the„S idi«,v. ..setlifiw. .Ciuiw.iml... by "If* Out of Gritflthy andTlte W-Hito BuSr r'Tpfiirn‘iiW-, f of ' ómrettrmg turtT rde p rr wt duTt -fit -If Effective Display the whi.n i' • il humor of fht' .\uslr' bar O. Gilpin, Maples (two vdiiclc»), foreign rice, lu e neeas oi yoiu imtu: - prove worlhv ot your full support. soldier, aivl cairtod frn ■.'ffeot v.kh Hood! Hue of the finest sights of the day W. M. Nn.TY fi^Gteries ami lamps, tries demand ndequaie piou-otiuij. !u--ia ‘G ill (lie conclusion of tlie procès painstaking effort. Toward.s the tail Brest’s tailoring establishU i 1ti 1st. 1929. Labor has always siomi tor t-in-cin» J ot the HOldiors’ demonstration came a Griffith, .1. (liere again was'>"‘ G G n, w'hen on the reserve opposite the protection, and I am confith'nt tliai, i .Vutborised by \Y. Couch, Pres! dilapidated car, vvithout tyres and . .. . , and, ,attractive . itiM ii in in tine h e ^ttGIwaiy station tho wliole Pageant was an original item ■» . - , r . dent; J. G. Cas.serly, Secretary, Uiyeras your reperesentutive on the I)!i»‘d up» in « great senit-citTle frontwithout many things which a car is Pagtâilt: a l, o r r y » 'a i r y m g - a wmiihnr-nf-‘■rawn n u m n c i “or Fruits Board'and as a grower for tin liia Electorate Council.] supposed to carry, but loadwi io its airlV effectiv,-ly dispos.-d, ami wearing 1»K the plattoviu Irom which biiel adutmost ca]>aciiy with people. There tiu-‘latest frock models). Haye.^ and/H-esses were made to the crowd It were mother and fatlmr and an eiul- Co., the Co-op. butcUery.- ilu‘ GrifliGi, " ‘t« a tine piece of organisation on tho ie.'^s nuinbt-r of children, ¡tnd the Oiir BricL Gonipany. Griffith Co op. Bo- l''"'t of the marshals, .-ind display»: < was splendidly decorat eil with ex- . . v . (veiu'-»'Kent‘al / . „fo.i ivvai lot.i l o r r i.i.vs, e s t h e siz e a.... n d. v a r i e_ l..... j of^ t h..e P. a g ' . a n t ... tw.o. Itlunatory captions: "AIter ten years which * simulated . • (lowlj.iid.s, ■ \-ii-iiw -a-I most moving m»>. i »‘ffectiv»'V. u » Vt-'!’v litlh“ , , atleutiou , . le owns his own ctir. He cotild not skit on tile S o c i e t y 's c o n t i m m aiipeTrc-* pai'l to t h e speec.it-h >j a •aise fruit, hut In? raistMl a largo lion "the co-op." Members of , lie crowds, .which to.jk tIm .vpporttmity to famiiy. Not for sale, under Hen to tlie „aff, most .ffcclivcly dressed a.s in s p e c t tlm various e.xlubds at close \V.C, and I.C.. etc., etc." lucUided chickeus, siiitplif'd the lu'cessary a<l- rang»«. he soldiers’ section was a. detach ornment. i Tins was on»’ of the "pur- It wa.s Uicm nearly lunch time, and ment of members of the \\omens pie itatclies” of the Pitgeaiu.) How’s Gie crovGls dispersed for an hour or Auxiliary, who, appropriaiely garbed, furniture display tollowtd, and t h ' i more and then during the afternoon represented tlu! ttllied nations. same nrm ... iiv very to enjoy firm repn«senUid revtresented 1by >> a 'fH vel'^ big mg rt'as.s»«mbl»d »>■' « •» the sports, races \ n o t l i e r b r ig h t f e a t u r e of tills s e c t i o n displav of Chevrolet cars, comprising and the vtinons .shows that had gaAcademy A, | of fin' tUs'play w a s t h e l o r r y b e a r i n g the most comiirehensiv'« sin.ale trade then-d fot the oteasion.

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from its former bitter antagon reactionary Nationalist. FEDERAL distinct Dealing with general Isaues.Mr. Flfnneiy said that the Bruce-Pag«^ Go ELECTIONS vernment bad failed in all other main 1-Gt,

issues as it had failed in Arbitration. A few years ago, when this Govern ment took office, there was a Federal revenue surplus of £7,000,000 sterling. To-day, the deficit was practically Mr, M. M. Flaimery M.L.A. and Mr; £5,000,000—a matter of £12,000.000 W. M. Nulty, selected Labor candidate lost and squandered In six years. In for Riverlna, addresseo a veiy wen the face of this sorry record of mis attended meeting In Orifflth on Mon management, could it be wondered that unemployment, depression andj day nli^L ^ Mr. Flannery, introduced by Mr. misery were rife throughout the land. Couch, was the first speaker and dc He (Mr, Flannery) would urgej livered a forcible address upon the electors also to consider the tudebaker^a New Dictator Eight partisan record of this BraceFederal issue. double-drop frame, its color harmonio« precisely what you would expect of A Govern-r Opening his address, Mr Flannery re Page Governinent. blended subtly, yet distinctively. the Builder of Champions. The finest minded his hearers that the Federal ment which had viciously persecuted Now, you who have always wanted a expression of modern motoring—a straight Government had been forced, reluc and prosecuted unions yet ignorastraight eight (and who has not?)-—may tight by Studebaker! Champion quality tantly, to the country, not by Labor iuiously withdrew from legal action enjoy the silken smoothness of Studebaker at a low One-Profit price—possible only but by the number of the Government’s against the coal mine owmers; a straight eight power, the flexibility and because Studebaker builds more eightown supporters who had refused to up Government which had lifted a halfpick-up which it gives you, along with cylinder cars than any other manufacturer hold the Prime Minister in his vicious million yearly of taxation from the low initial cost. in the world. attempt to abolish Arbitration. Elec wealthy land owners yet w-ould exact To day, Stud' baker’s New Dictator tors, said the speaker, were faced X paltiy tribute from the amusement The New Dictator Eight is a motor car Str.iight Eight .l ife rs you champion per« therefore, on this [occasion, almost 3f the people. In a word, a Govern of almost breath-taking beauty—grace fornvincc -uu-.ly without parallel ia entirely with the single momentous ment of discrimination; a Government fully low swung on the famous Studeb.iKcr motor history. See it—drive itt issue of the retention or abolition oi vbich had truly administered one law LOCAL the Federal Arbitration system. The: or the rich, another for the poor. JAdOB MOTOR COMPANY, GRIFFITH DEALER t were asked to decide whether Arbitra He, Mr Flannery, would remind them tJon should be maintained or whethe hat these were the people w'ho dared Australian Industry should be thrusi .0 warn electors against Labor, and; back into that comHUou of chao; le would urge tliem (the electois) to which preceded Federation, emember that Labor at least had Dealing with the Arbitration issue, ilways been considerate of country Mr. Flannery proceeded to slate thai nterests. the Government’s arguments in favoi Conbludlng, said Mr. Flannery, he of abolition would not stand the test oi olicited their support for Mr. Nulty, examination. The Prime Minister hao^ vho was an old settler and thoroughly said that abolition of Arbitration icqualnted wth the Area’s require would not mean reduction of wages; ments. he (Mr. Bruce) maintained that he Mr. W. Couch, W'ho followed Mr. believed in high wagea Yet he had tannery, also spoke at somp length. viciously prn.>ïecuted the timber work Opening his remarks Mr, Cotjcli exers for refusing to accept an awan >ressed his regret that owing to the! involving wholesale wage reductions levere strain of the hurried campaign! and he had refused to prosecute the Mr. Nulty was temporarily suffering coal owners for locking out 12,000 roni a bad throat; he appealed to lisminers in an attempt to force them eiiers nut to interject aa the strain of to accept a geueral reduction of wagot, ■speaking in his present condition was very hard on Mr. Nulty. Passing on and ratesr' Mr. Bruce’s assertion that the 0 deal with the issue of Arbitration unions’ disobedience of awards had Mr. Couch ridiculed the idea that, destroyed Arbitration was equally un Arbitration could be dispensed wlth.j tenable, for he proposed to retain Quoting from his long experience In L A C T O G E N IS P U R E R I C H M I L K G .U T ^ O .F . control of the very unions—the mari industrial maUers Mr, Couch stated tine group—whom he had accused in vigorously that he had never yet seen (Mlrrool United Branch No. 9403) that regard. He (Mr. Bruce) hao in industrial fight that did not end Meets Every Alternate Tuesday at entirely ignored the 400,000 odd union with Arbitration. Even on the Areas, 8t. Alban’s Hall, Griffith lets who had continued to peacefully said Mr. Couch, we had been forced Sick, Funeral and Hospital Benefits observe awards during the whol to seek Arbitration as a means oi Unsurpassed by Any Other settling our differences. Quite a lot period of industrial strife. Friendly Benefit Society in The Prime Minister’s sudden chang was being said about round table con the Commonwealth of front, said Mr Flannery, might hi ferences, but bitter experience had summed up in the following brief fact proved that most round table confer C/o Griffith Producers’ Co-op. Society Local Secretary: After viciously prosecuting and perse ences, particularly in industry, were C. R. PARK curing the transport workers anc but on a par with that historic con timber workers for striking, Mr ference between the Wolf and the FREE Brace had found himself compelled ti Lamb. They all knew how the land) from big metropolitan papers who Siiirpie tin had fared on that famous occasion, withdraw a prosecution against the represented big imliticai and Indii;; OI Lauogen coal owners, who had wantonly locket and experience had proved that in In- trial interests, he for one, had ahvay ;!nd Baby iimjkr-- . out 12,0ü0 miners during, one of On. tlustrial inferences the workers had felt that cottittay and pxiviuclal papera ftv.iii the ' most bitter wdntei-s we had evei .ihvays filled the role of lamb, because should uot take political sides. lie waCOU1R4N known. Was it to be wmndei’ed, asket in the nature of the thing, the ejuploy- very glad to perceive that ou this im er always held the stronger po.sitiou the speaker, that in the Bitter humilia portant occasion the “Area News” had tiou of his iguominious repulse by tin tie, the speaker, appealed to settlers maintained a definite uon-parly atti here to try and picture how 'they coal barons, Mr. Bruce had attempteii tude. We weie wont to scoff at our to save his face by this mad scheni ’ would have fared without Judge Pike local papers, but none the less the of abolishing Arbitration aJtogellier. as Arbitrator. The abolitiou of Arl»i. “Area News” bad fought its way to rire îsalionalist Government, said u'utioii, said Mr. Couch, wouBl be a recogaitien in GrilliUi as an important .Mr. Flannery vehemently, had made a tragedy for the Areas. The workers and u.seful institution. .As a journal failure of Arbitration because they in the city and industrial ai’eas were istic production it had attained an ex had attempteti to make the Gourt an ihe puieimsera. oi .JuusL. of uur pro cetlent Btandfird, and tte- waw ■ conlio n h is b e a u tifu l, h e a lt h y a p p e a r a n c e instrument of coercion and persecu duce. Abolitiou meant wr.ge i'eduction dent that its non-partLsanship Imd not tiou, because liiey had attempted to - there was no denying ilial fact—ami only iucreasid lt.s u.sefulnes.s but “My baby, Alexander, is eight mouths and two weeks make it a cirimiual offence for men the Area «ettle)’ who voted for tiie W'ould also more firmly estal)lish the old, and wei<»hs 23 lbs 13 ots. which is solid, healthy to refuse to ucceiti iutolerable con Bruce-Page Governuient w’ould be in public confidence in tbe paper’.s desire ditions. "I strongly urge ymu,” said the stupid positioji of cutting his own to be of public service. flesh. He is also remarkably good-tempered and Mr Flannery “to consider that the only customer.^’ wa.ge.s. Everyone knew Mr. W, M. Nulty, wdio was the un.xt sleeps all night, giving no trouble whatever,” writes hope for our Arbitration system lies that conditions were bad throughout speaker, confined his remarks alino.st Mrs. M. Clark, “Ardenvohr,” Hunter Parade, Pascoe in the return of a Labor Government the whole (Commonwealth, but. wage entirely to an apology for Bis inability Vale, Vic. “ He attracts a great deal of attention from who will make the Court truly an reduction would not remedy the po.si- to speak. He expressed himself as absolute strangers in train or tram, remarks being on. fion. 'I'hat course had been tried in Instrument of conciliation and Arbi fully cognisant of the needs of the beautiful, healthy appearance of the child. 1have England and elsewhere and had prov being tration." the various industries of the Area, and no hesitation in recommending Lactogen to anyone, Passing on to the position of the ed a hopeless failure. Unemploymet.t referred his listeners to his long specially for a child who seems to be backward and Country Party, the speaker remarked was the vital problem confronting vi.s, carebr as a settler and as one W'ho unhealthy,” that the present election was singular and though no one imagined that un had always taken an active interest in this regard also, that on this issue employment could be aboli.shr-d, still, in public affairs on the Area. Con of Arbitration there could be no dis be, the speaker, would remind them cluding, Mr. Nulty pointed out that he L acto g en Is m a n u f a c t u r e d f r o m rich c o u n t r y m i l k of tinction between this or that section that Bruce and Page had had seven had taken steps to publish his vli^tvs teste d p u r i ty . l a b a b y ’s s t o m a c h it m a k e s a fine c u r d years to do something and the posi of Government supporters. To-day, closely a p p r o x f m a i i n g t h a t o f m o t h e r ’s m i l k . B e in g ou Area questions. These were his free f r o m d a n g e r o u s g e r m s it a v o i d s t h e ri,sk o f s u m m e r the Prime Mini.ster and his followers tion was now worse than ever, A considered views, they were consist d i a r r h o e a , anei o t h e r d a n g e r s o f r a w c o w ’s m i l k . As ■ represented the extreme reactionary Labor Government w'Ould do some ent with Labor’s policy, and ho would d i e t for n u r s i n g m o t h e r s I ac to g e n sta n d s a l o n e . wing of Nationalism. The break away thing to alleviate unemployment. stand by them at all costs, Nationalists, Messrs. Hughes, Max They had definite pi'oposals to offer, • The meeting concluded with -a brief well and others, might fairly be and he would urge settlers and others Vote of thanks by Mr. J. G. Casserly, termed the more liberal or moderate on the Area to vote for the party who W'ho explained to the meeting tlmt the section. We found, then, this most was prepared to take practical step.s speakers had been tipproached by the curious developraeru of the present to. improve industrial conditions and hospital committee with a rennost that crisis: that the erstwhile Country ill the same time improve the market they should conclude as soon us pos Party, originally formed as a liberal for the great variety of commodities sible in order to give the committee U he N a t u r a l '^ M ilk F o o d medium between the extremes of w'hich the Areas had to sell. every opportunity possible to make Natioualisni and Labor, was now de Concluding, Mr. Couch said he did the various hospital functions a suc finitely ranged with the most conser- not wish to let the ofcasion pass wiMi-^ cess. He urged his listeners to Join Somplc Tin FREE 'W FREE CUf UK/ f ' d ,'U>/ Un l"ini In vathe. element of the Federal Parlia out commenting on u circumstance the liospltal oemmlltee in their splen I OI ffw ■ Street. S'. tinty fi ment. In the lace of these facts, .said wliich he hacl been very glad to note' did effort to bnlld up the hospital «tirj SamfU fu weeks. He held very fund.s. Mr. Flannery, he ^\oll](î nut it to them.j Kami ....... Wa audience, that ihis so-called'yiiong ^plniong regarding the func- •—Reported by J, Nulau. oi "Area Addti»....... ....... G..\.i(i,L, Country Party could no longer lay tious of the press, find while one ex News” staff. [Inserted to comply claim to any existence as separate or pootod partiality find partisanship with Act 1 1Û55 MRMI MR. NULTY AND MR. M. M. FLANNERY AT GRIFFITH

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A l t h o u g h t h e d i ^ personal contact of the parties f i e g o - ' l,^,,l,er, a n d d i s t r a c t s ' o f t h e GrilliUi y iio w , a n d t h i s y e a r r e c t o r is a G e r m a n a u d A n n a M a y tiating than by correspondence, a l t c n i i t m of t h e o rg an i.sin g com- a g a i n s i d e m l i d e n t r i e s h a \ e bet.-n M o n g is a C h i n e s e , t h e film w a s m u d o no other district in the State are d e p u - f r o m t h e r eal w o r k tiiat it lias eeiv ed . 'i l i o s h e e p d o g - t r i a l s an d by B r i t i s h I n t e r n a t i o n a l P i c t u r e s «1. tations so popular as in "Griffith, to Rmid. El.sii’(‘c, ,\ m ia M a y W o n g , I h e s t a r , is iiioloi d r i v i n g c u m f i e l i l io n a r e t w o a t which politicians and officials co rn el 11at l i o n s w Inoli .are not sei-n in (-very .seen a s a pretty" l i ttle C h i n e s e w aif, prepared f o r a deluge of deputations,' Helped, Not Hindered in iril sliow r i n g a n d w h e n 1 n s l U u t ( ‘(l at who is befrien d e d by a bro k en dow n and which, in official circles, has' 1vi a n e.xlent ¡lUlillf.’ tiUfuilioii was t ip ' local sliow a y e a r o r t w o a g o ini a c t o r , w h o t a k e s h e r w i t h h i m in a attained notoriety in tliis connection', d i i i 'i 'l c d Ironi tim u)ipiUiu-li ot t li<* m e d i a i i d y ouiiie i n t o iKipular t a v o r . k n ile-th ro v v in g tui'u. T h e s t o r y s h o w s • It is probably true in business circles, I'diow' by the i n t e r r u p l i o t i ol lln Pa d i n s y i ' a r .sfieoiu’l i i r o n i i n e n e e will b( ‘| t h e g i l l ' s d e v o t i o n (or tier b e n e f a c t o r 0where accredited representatives of R‘‘a m , bin now t h a t t h e big v e n i u n - g i v e n to t h e .'^-heep d o g t r ia l s , f o rj a n d how he d o e s n o t f i n i o u t u n t i l t h è firms having Inisiness r e l a t A n s di.siiosfd ol t h e p e o p h ol t h e dit, wliieli tlire e c u p s a r e nffering'. Ex j e l e v e n t h li o u r w h e n s h e is f a t a l l y iupossess authority to contract on be- D iet a r e looking” to tlie show to rt*- ce lle n t c o n i f i e t i u o u is proint.sefl in liiej l u r e d t h r o u g li f a l l i n g o n a n u p t u r n e d half of their employers, that a single ' ' w Hh'I'i Hh' e n t e r t a i n m e n t (rials. k n ife while she w as doing h e r fathous ' ! interview may save weeks of coires- a n d in t e i 'i 's t s of p r e v i o u s y e a r s , G U e n swoi-d (lance. Slie is s u p p o r t e d by t h e Outstanding Features pondence, but where the parties are title w n t t l i e r , a m i i h e in d ieu iio in ' a r e bi g Colili n e n i a t a c t o r . H e n r y G e o r g e , shires, boards or commissions, circum all in tiuit d i r e c t i o n , t l i e r e siio u ld be a n d s e v e r a l o t h e r w e ll k n o w n a r t i s t s . In t h e o t l u 'r (h 'p i i rt m i 'i i t , at IcnsI, scribed -by red tajjc and pointed (down r e c o r d a t t m i d a n e e a t t h e sliow, for D e m u r e g r e y for C l a r a B o w ! «» . iiirpur.miiUmuc.>Jjmu±JjLLk.Ll!.tlh t i l only i s ’ ilii“ pdTTiUftl'Orr-x;? “ -MISS E. JACKSON in all their actions to a prescribed ho' ' " " ’'riiat, a c c o r d i n g to TnivT s IThhlou, routine, cfirrespondence provides the m e d i a t e d i s t r i c t s t e a d i l y g r o w i n g , but Show xioos i m p r o v e on it« eomiM'titors. f a s h i o n a r b i t e r at tlie P a r a m o u n t best medium for negotiation. No Griitith is b e c o m i n g b e l t e r a n d h e t f e r T h e p av ilio n s e c t i o n s ar-> a l w a y s well l e s s c o u p l e iKod'orm moia* t r i c k s t h a n stiuUos, is the. i d eal c o l o r f o r t h e flapublic authority can or will delegate k n o w n t h r o u g l i o u t l i d s ( i n a n e r ot t h e w o r t h sw 'i n g . T h e d i s t r i c t exliiltit. flic ,aiiy o i d i n a r y m o t o r cyadisl w o u l d ' m i n g -to iip c d “ I t G irl.’’ , The n e u t r a l to an officer, or any number of o(fi- ¡Mate, Tin- Paginant r a t h e r h e lp e d f r u i t s e c t i o n s , a n d lli o s e in wliiidi t h e I c a r e to a t t e m p t on t e r r a liriuu . R id in g tint.s o f g r e y t n o v i d e t h e i d e a l ba ckcers, the right to commit the authority Hiaii liiiid ere d t h e sliow in. t h i s a s p e c t , h o u s e w i v e s a n d c liild re n c o m p e t e a r e j w itlio n i h a n d s o n t h e h a n d l e b u rs, sit- j,,,ound fo r t h e f l a s h i n g p e r s o n a l i t y of i annyy peopliv lie saw” 1 ^ j l i n g -side-sadd le on t h e t a n k , pjow, B a n t o n d e c l a r e d . “ A br iglitconcerned to any course of a c t i o n out- "r iiic m n- e- w w ee rr ee p„ .a im-uim-.- w »..>■ ^ |(!r i(litli in ill cc aa rr nn ii vv aa ll aa rr rr aa yy fo fo rr ttlie lir.sl s o m e d o e s n 't go w ell w i t h a side the accepted routine. h e lirs, p ! " r i n u l m l " a *'n . i n n d e n i e a t h t h e i r m a e l i i n e s , f i c „ of Ih th eeie m jtin s w( ( a p a i n t i n g , ” r>anton e x p l a i n e d The piecise subject of discussion Dine last M o n d a y , a n d m an y ol u n i i s i n U y o n l y a few- of tlie e x t r a o r d i n a r y 1«•There is su fficien t c o lo r in t h e p ain tbeTore the local Council last Wedne p ro m i.ie d t h e m s e l v e .s a r e n e w a l ot n i l h e p a v i l i o n di.splay w a s u n m laltj aslo iv isliing f e a t s p e r f o r m e d . j the hues of th e f ra m e sim ply day night was whether a deputation J ' l e a s a i i t acq u ain lam M at, show j i r n e . good, s o m e b o d y s u g g e s t e d t h a r t h e ecliiist- all. l i r o l h e r a m i sis tt-i GrUlilli Ag.iie)tlDiial S h o w s h o u l d he -a.M intliu.n r-icoul mac.hinrr .i.u.gel.li(.i ,!.u,gellu:r ..ind and j . -^.^Tth it."' ' C l a r a Bow- will ■ b e ehould be despatched to the Manp Points of Likeness r e e h r i s i e u e d tlm Grillitli Wuineii'.s a m i Roads Board to make representations^ s o i m a ime,- it is said t hat o m ' sliow Gliildrt n ’.s KxliiViil ion. G e r l a i n l y t h e g iv e a d o n t d e rid e, r e a c h i n g to w i t h i n ! s e e n in t h e s t e l l a r r o l e o f “ T h e AN'ild si,x iiudies of t h e v ('ry t■ o p................... of tin* per- I P a r t y " a t t h e L y c e u m T l i e a t r e toJ' ...... ............................... regarding an alteration in the route ¡.. another, T iiis is hi'iidivvork ot tlie w o m e n a n d (diildifii p e n d i c i i l a r vvalls, r a c i n g arotiird w h at ! niglit. of one of the two Area main roads' , ei mugl i , 1ml it is em ltiiiily Inic of t h e d i s t r i e l a s d i s p l a y e d in tin' is called t h e “ R e d I . i n c of D e a t h . " proposed by the Bo ard . Supposing oi'fer.s a u r n e t i o n s tliat no cookei-y, jauKs a n d p r e s e r v e s , n e e d l e . O n e slip o r m i s h a p d u r i n g any iiart that a councillor or officer of the I'orni ot di.slricl t m t t f j i r i s e (loes. w o r k , a n d s c h o o l w o r k s e c t i o n s m Dif^^j. f,„,-ni„,u«e w o u ld t h r o w t h e | H i a r | | C o s t o f T r A V c l Ü f l f f Shire had been delegated to undertake s h o w g r o u n d is n o t only a p l a c e pii:iv a v iilion l i o n w o u ld b e a r comi>aitsini coiniia r isen witli w itlii g a l l a n...........inlii ex iitiki'mtlv t co u iih ' ill! in to e t e r i i l l y . I tIt tl’Itic truly 1 (OJthe mission, the probabilities are that|j,,- . . n t e r t a i n i u e i i f ; it is a i m a 't i n g t h e (’Xh ib itio n in tlu.‘S(^ cliiss es m a d e is r e m a r l o D d e liovv t h e y d efy D k ' l a w s HOW THE MONEY GOES he would have met an officer of theij,,.„„nd fo r o l d 'f r i e n d . s , a p l a c e o t ex- on a n y s h o w g r o u n d in t h e c o u n t r y . of g r a v i t a t i o n w h ilst s p e e d i n g at th e It w a s a i i n o u u e o d at t h e m e e t i n g of Buaid and that tiieir discussions’ liiliiiion l e r 111" wciiHli an d i n e d i i e t i v e t e r ri f i c s p e e d of li.'i m iles p er liotir. It, t h e Dhire of Wi^de on W e d n e s d a y t h a t would have done no more than form nes.s of t h e d i s t r i c t , a n d ti field for Among the Sideshows w h e n you ¡ u e at Dm s l i o w g r o im d , von t h e c o s t s of t h e lasceiit s h i r e d e l e g a the basis for correspondence between' n e i g h l i o r ly c o m i i e l i t i o n in w o r t h y ob .are lookim ; for Dirills. y o u will c e r tio n to S y d n e y wou ld c o s t r a tep ay er,« W h a t w ould a n y s h o w he witliotii the Shire and the Board. If by send j j e c i s . N o cui'iilviil {.ij- otii'-r c o m 2ot). ing .a deputy the Shire could secure! m u iiiiy etTort c a n o u s t t i v show fro m t h e sid e s h o w s ! I L i 'e is a n o t h e r luir- (¡(inly get m o r e Ilian yon h a r g a im -d H P pro\iniat.i dy W lien the ja u n t w as um lertakitu finality promptly, and thus assure its l i m e lioii()i'((d idjice in (lie iile of tie u l a i in A\ hiidi t h e Griffitli Show l o r by iiaying a visit to li'o ' ‘ReelDe, ■lack so n s' W'e take' t h i s o p p o r l u n i i y C o u n cillo rs w e r e u n d e r I h e lmi»res.siou alw.ays f a r e s well, T lie a r r a y of .«"id^early assistance in its ptogramnu; of' Die co m m u i i i t y . ol a s s i l l i n e o'.ir r'-ader-v Dial Imre is th e co s t would lie lio rn e b y Die Gorliriw.s li a r he(>n gi'ow ing in size and road works, the expenditure involved on«' a t i r a e l i o u m o r e t h a n w o r th while, Favorable Comparisooa veriiiiM'ut, 1)111 e v i d e n t l y a sliji luis in v ariety e a c ti 'y e a r , a n d t h is vcai in sending the deputaticjn would be a n d o n e v. e will noi li.iv« tin i i h . i s i u som ew here W h i l s t ' t h e Griiljlli .stiiow d e e s no t h e bookiug.s of g r o u n d s[>aeo h a v e e.\ money well spent, but neither the of w itim.-e in e 'g a in . T!ie act is n o t j 'I'lie il e l e g a t i o n c o n s i s t e d of lim c e e d e d Die demaiid-i of o i l i e r yeal'rt representative of the Council nor the lo h,' eoiitm-.al w ith (h e "Gdohe of j Board’s officer would have power to involved. Nothing that is final, a l r e a d y , tind m a n y sliow ,s c o m e a l o n a l i e a t h , " an d Miss . l a e k s o n is th«' o n ly j I ’l e s i d e i u (Or. J. II. K e l l y ) , Mr. effect a compromise or to finalise any definite, and tangible seems to at t h e last m i m i i " wit'nonl an y pro lady in Dm wliol«' w o rld with D m ' D e m p s e y , .Mr. B l u m e r aiwl M r . ' C, Bciltiy Vions n o D iicaD o n to Die ccunmitl'-e. thing. In such circumstances the have been accomplished, though, c o u r a g e to a t t e m p t Dm feat of I'iding effectiveness of the personal touch is undoubtedly, a beginning was made E v e r y ( o n c e i v i i h l e fm'm ol sldestiovv a m o t o r cyide on a s t r a i g h t U|) au d \ \ lien D m m a t t e r c a m e u p b e f o re Die Gouiieil Gas. Gouidi ¡iml S h a w will b e r e p r e s e n t e d at Die Drillitli lost. It Involves considerable expense in the task'^of untangling the prob lema arising from the overlap|)iny shovvgrmiml w h e n t h e g a l e s o p e n on d u w n wall. In eonelu.-iion w«' m a k e e r i l i e i s e d Dm ¡iceouiit, jind it was s u g and it avails very little. posit iva ’.y : t h e sta 1eiimiit lli.it g e s t e d ilial a n o t h e r projeclC'd t r i p to T h e n ' vv ill be m et ry go The recent conference between the of the authorities of the State and T u e s d a y . " U(‘(ddeSS r o u n d s , hoop-las, vvlieids of d e a t h , a n d , ” ’' ’'D’’ a i i l i i a i a i u i two Area shires, Wade and Willim- Shires in the administration of Whirl of S y d n e y in c o n n e c t i o n witli main roads ill D k' Ollier w hei'Is of a d v e n t u r e , am i ol J a i d u m ' s " la a h a i i d o n e d . bony, and the Local Government De the Area. Wade Shire Council is to be m y s t i a y : t h e r e will b e )iaiiited hidies, i D e a t h . ’’ partment .and Irrigation Commis ]uir(uiei. T ile ju r y f o u n l h im n o t congratulated in tliis .nstance on a n d s t r o n g m e n , a n d j u g g l e r s , a n d sion falls in a different category. g u ilty on t h e n u id ical tc'Sllm ouy t h a t its decision to refrain from incur- s n a k e e h a r u l e r s , a n d b o x ers, Tlie list In that instance the representatives Cronin Not CiT!h h e Wiis i n s a n e , a n d C r o n i n w a s o r d e r ring an expenditure from which is a lo n g oiU'. a n d I h e v a r i e t y ('itdless. of each of the four parties were l e d to h e d e t a i n e d a t tin? G o v e r n o r ' s A n y n o r m a l m a n , w o m a n o r eliild the results might well be deemed armed with full authority, but, ' Gocmi Iplea-suro. to be uncertain. It is better to co u ld sp''Ud a T enlly I'lijoyajiie d a y in L av 1- IV " G. . even there, it is doubtful whether W ed im sT h e c a s e a g a i n s t h i m of s h o o t i n g .L waste a penny-halfpenny stamp t h e sid e -s h o w v i l l a g e at t h e sh ow - r m n u tr a Hu j tret the final results achieved by the (lay on a charge of killiug a fellow \V. Baker was po^tpouoU íttcleúoltvlj'i grouoil. than a railway fare. conference juetlfied the expense £

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DISTRICT SCHOOL'S CONFIR. MATION For the first time since ite claselfl cation as a district school the school at Griffith was visited this week by an Inspector of the secondary department of the Department of Education. On Tuesday, and again yesterday, Mr. John Back, , B.A., B.Sc., Inspected the work In the high school classes. He was accompanied on hlS visit by Mr, White, the district inspector. On Wednesday afternoon Messrs G. Speirs, G. W. Beverley, J, R. Alton and G. A. H. Richards, representlnt, the Griffith Progress Association, waited on Mr. Back, Impressing upon him the urgency of the need for the erection of a separate establiahmem for the accommodation of the high school classes at the school, in view of the congestion existing in the pre sent building, which was unfair to the work of both the primary and secondaiy departments. Mr. Back promised to place the rep resentatlons before Mr. Elliott, chief inspector of secondary schools, and to assist in the effort to have the addl tional accommodation provided. Mr. Back’s father Is also an inspec tor of schools in this State.

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Dancing Juperphosphate; General Accident CroBsIey 8-Valve and All Electric A u c tio n e e r , was enjoyed by the guests, and seve R u ra l B an k C h a m b e rs Fire and Life Corporation Ltd.—All Radios ral musical items were rendered ap GRIFFITH. Also the Katster, and Attwater Kent Phone { 148. propriate to the occasion. After the S t o c k a n d S t a t i o n A g e n t Claeses of Insurance; Gloria Light .1 Co. Ltd,—Benzine and Electric LightEtc cutting of the cake Mr, Warwick ng Systems. AfOote tpr C. H. McFarland Ltd., foi H o te l G r if fith B u ild in g s . Cruickshank made Quite a nice little âaoÊÊÊSÊÊi the ■ Rudolf, Steinberg, Gustave, J . E . A N D R E A speech, toasting the guest of honor, âlaiy Terms. ’Phone M ; ÉW Qrimth luì G R IF F IT H Strauch, an d the Hollywood Playei and aftenvards calling on those pre Pianos; also the Spaethe, P. Webbei, sent to join in "For He’s a Jolly Good PHONE ; SOD. L.D.S., B.D.Sc. (Melb. Dnlv ) Oiadermann and Zeuerbach Pianos Fellow,” which was responded to w'ith Clearing Sales Cou iucted in Any Fai SURGEON DENTIST of the District. Repairs to All Musical Instruments, a beai'ty goodw'ill. Music was kindly T O N G S laeltiding Piano Tuning, Phonograph NEXT CARNEY AND SON, supplied by Mr. C. Hewitt aUd G Truck* Ordercid for Any I irketa Agent for— Eepalrs, The best English Spring aand Salesman A CommiMlon Agent GRIFFITH Dupin. Awtrailan General Fire Injuranop and Parts Stocked. Jazz Bands a Hour* : Bo„ Ltd. FINLEY, N.8.W. Specialty am. to 6 p.m,; later, by appointment BALLANDRY NOTES PHONE: 325 Visits : Yenda—Every fourth Sunday In each month L H . D IC K S O N Rankin's Springs—-1st Sunday in KfRQSENf fARM AND There was revelry by night at Bal each month landry Woolshed on Wednesday, 2nd GENERAL PURPOSE Telephone; 271 October, when a plain and fancy dress SOLI CI TOR ball was held under the auspices ot THE RURAL BANK CHAMBEK8 the Piuteebakana Provisional School BANNA AVENUt, GRIFFITH sports’ fund comml^e. JLhe orgauis 18 ■ 3-2 ing president and sec;,-’Messrs. Ander J b fimktjfOHr D taO n tf X O * e /fíc ie n t son and Winfield, to gether with an ^ ■L a f le jlJ h e e d lc J t D u rtG u n Will Do All G . W . A . W E L C H 1 Á energetic and enthusiastic ladies’ com Your Farm A rc h ite c t. mittee are to be congratulated on the RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, Work success attained. The committee estab GRIFFITH. Cheaply and lished a record for entertainments in Boy 10 ----------- 'Phone: IIA Callaudry district, for not before has Efficiently RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, such a crowdiBeen seen—cars arriving LEETON. See It At A complete coveiing from Griffith, Yenda, Binya, Rankin’s 'Phone: 4f> OUR depot I Box 81. of trees, vines and Springs and Scrubby Range. The vegetables with protective materials woolshed was converted into a most fe assured with EFFECTIVE G.B. attractive dunce hall, tho decorations being carried out effectively in orange DUSTS applied with the and jade green together with the yver indlspensible greenery. McKenna’s P R O D U C E M E R C H A N T S A N D C O M M IS S IO N Orche.slra was in attendance and A G E N T S proved itself an all round favorite, the BLOWER m iS T CUN music being very enjoyable. The Y A M B IL S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H P h o n e: 1 7 6 'The Gun Is handy, easy to operate, and rno.st important of all, when crops fancy costumes added to the frivolity C a s e T r a c t o r s , S h e a r e r Im p le m e n t s o f a l l T y p e s of the function. The prize-winners are at slake. It does the Job well. were:—Most Original, ‘‘Aboriginal,’’ S O L E A G E N T S F O R East Street, Narandera Mrs. Lawler, Tabbita. Rest Home Farmer»' Implement Co., Anderton’» Seed», Cuming Smith Fertiliser», GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO. Vlalta Mr. Duff'« Pharmacy, Griffith, Alfa-Laval Separator», Planet Junior Farm and Garden Implement«, 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE made Costume, "Might,” Mrs. Ciagg, Second Thursday Each Month Rallaudry. Best Dressed Couple, I Queensland Insurance Company "Eastern Princess, Miss Taylor; ‘‘Har t C A S H B U Y E R S O F W O O L S K IN S A N D B A G S lequin,” Miss Taylor, Yenda. Others noticed were: Miss Roffe, Venda, "(dlumbiue;” Miss D. Taylor, J . F . W A L S H . S U P E R B C Y C L E A G E N C Y ’ "Peirrut;” Mr .McManus, "Red ludían.'’ PLASTERER. "Old Cold” Set—Mrs. A. R. C. Wood, and ORNAMENTAL Mr. R. O’Connor, Miss Cruickshank, All PLAIN QAL. FINE OLD SHERRY — . Claeses of Plaster and Cemem Mr. J. Goring, Hiss Higgins, Mr. 10/ SELECT RICH SHERRY INVALID PORT „ „ Work Undertaken. Stevens, The committee wish to e.v 12/e WHITE MUSCAT _ _ . WHITE PORT________ FARM 582. QRIFFITH teud hearty appreclatiuu to Mr. IT. 7/6 SPECIAL CHABLIS DISTRICT AGENT •ELECT RICH PORT----12/8 SPECIAL CLARET___ _ Buinvorth. of Rallandry, tor the use of FINE OLD TAWNY PORT l8 now eltuatcj In premise« tu 12/6 SPECIAL HOCK _ _ . the woolshed, which has piovcM an BROWN MUSCAT _ _ G R IF F IT H H IR E C A R VAMIllL STUHliii’, opposite WUrool excellent impromptu hail. I'lxport Co., and catties a FULL S E R V IC E RANGE of Tyres. 'Fuboa, etc. J. POLLARD Mrs. Quizzy: ‘‘And what is .vour FARM 865, GRIFFITH CYCLES ON EASY TERMS huabaud doing for a living now ?” DRIVES HIRE CARS BY DAY OR NIGHT L o cal D e p o ts — Mrs. Hizzy “Oh, he is talking foi’the J . H . D A V E Y Careful Driving : Good Cur pictures.” C io a l S t r e e t , G r iffith Y e o d a W io e r y , Y e n d a Phone: 328 W in d o w C le a n e r 'Talking for the pictures? What H an w o o d W in e r y , H an w o o d an up-to-date occupation! And what G riffith L . B E R E C R Y Odd Jobs ot Any Description OEMIJOHNS SUPPLIED, 7/6 EXTRA. MONEY REFUNDED ON RETURN has he to Bay?" J B u ild e r an d C o n tra c to r '• TRIAL WILL lATIlPY YOU Af TO THE EXCEL LENT QUAMTY OF "Sixpence, niuopeuce, and; a shilling, Undertaken G R IF F IT H ' __^____ _ OUR WINES IhiH way.” Ülfns, Iggolflosttone end Eetlmate» Meesage*;—Box 321, P.O., Griffith

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T .H . R odgers &Son Registered 2S (Late of P. F. Rosaiter, Griffith) SHEARING CONTRACTOR Deslret to notify the Fruitgrowers of Au itiuerant collector of old Iron BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH was trundling hla barrow along a very the Area that he has commenced C/0 11. (i. I'cck, AucUon«nr, narrow road. Behind him was a some FRUIT PACKING AND CASEHotet umnib Bulkling.'j. what eideriy motor car, the iuipaileut MAKING T'uone; SOO, driver of which was hooting and toot AUli pruparod to Crutch Sheep In an.' Quantltlea. Good Shearers with first in the Shed recently occupied by Mr Lng in bis anxiety to pass tlie oldclass rcferonces employed. Baliugnl P F. Roasiter, JONDARYAN AVE. Irou barrow The old-lrou merchaut looked Shod open for Contract Crutchlng oi round at the car, and addressed the and after the above date. owner:— , T. H. RHDGER8 AND SON, is il ( T * a i A Or! right, guv’nnr. I'll ,^call Feegistered Shearing Cuutiaeiors «'ith I » v % r \A irAM* that to-morrer!’' The United Graziers’ Association 0-j---- 0 MEALS, AFTERNOON TEAS AND “My/dear,”*eaid the nioloTist, reliecGRILLS AT ALL HOURS Cool Drinks, Coniectloneiy. Ice tively, as the cur sped along the Tumbanimba Road, towards Kosciusko, Creams, and Prult always on “wasu’t that a wonderful gorge at hand. Rosewood?” CAKE3, ETC. His wife sniffed<“Surely you must be ab6eiu-miude<l, George. Don’t you remember we Inul only a couple, of poaclied egg;- '.’" o———CJ )te a m S a w a n d P la n in g M illt The newly-married couple were re ceiving a llttlo convontlonal advice MERRIWAQGA .’rom the clergyman. First the hus band was charged with his responsi All Orders Promptly Attended To. bilities; then came the vifc’a turn. MODEHATB OHAROES. “You must love, honor, and obey f\ « R E F IN E D ” limber Supplied, Sut to Any Size. your Uuabend," droned the parson, W J. TWmNE*. Proprietor ‘and follow' him wherever he goes.” ATM OSPHERE The Avlfe looked aghast. “Must I really do that?" she asked, la that of the home or office ‘and him a dirt track rider!'” wUh attractive ELECTRIC 0-‘—— o LIGHTING Rp}»ointmente. “You know. Dad, he always said Ceilin^a and Wall Lights, L td . he’d never marry until the right girl Desh or Floor Lamps of iiamo along.” arlialic design and beauty P a t e n t R o lle r “Well, how does he know you are add a certain dignity and neatness. Special selling the right one?” of such Fixtures now on “Oh, I told him I was.” here. Please call and ex 0------o “Oh, George, I’ve beeu stung by a G R IF F IT H <> amine our Electrical Gooda. bee! What shall I do?” and POLLARD T . R . L E E iI LOUR, BRAN ALWAYS “Put some ammonia ou it.” Ü5 ON HAND ELECTRICAL SUPPLY and “But it’s gone!” ? SERVICE STATION I WHEAT BUYERS, 0----- 0 ii Phone aoi LYCEUM BLDQS. relephona; 145. Qrlflith. ‘■That man wants me to lend him And at Temora some money. l>o you know anything about him?” "Why, I kuow him as w'ell as 1 know you. Don't lend him a bean, old man.”

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COUNCIL INSPECTOR'S REPORT The following report was submitted HANDSOME CONTRIBUTION TO by Mr. T. J. Grace, Inspector of HOSPITAL Works and Health, to the meeting of RECOGNITION OF PAGEANT Shire Council on Wednesday Satiro vÔÜaavai w EFFORT night: — night:— “Poliowing on the decision of the Health.—Since my last report one In recognition of tho work perform-! Council to allocate £500 for mainten case of infectious disease (scaiêt ed by the Hospital committee in put ! ance work, the works committee as fever) was reported, and all necessary Iting Griffith "on the map" through the instnicted, made an inspection of the notices were served. 'pageant Day -celebration, the Council Area and formulated a programme of Inspection of various promises was Iof Wade Shire on Wednesday night what were considered really . urgent made with Inspdctpr Horne, of the ■IesI yotii-d to Ihv^ works. The order in which the work Board of Health, under the Pure Foods hospital funds! ebould be carried out was decided Act. The President of the Council, Mr. upon, and Mr. W. Flynn, a former em Works.—Inspections were ,made to J. H. Kelly, In moving the vote, said ployee of the Council was appolnt%d buildings in course' of construction, that it behoved every sd'eiety and to the position of ganger. Mr. Flynn and the defining of residential areas ted interest in the district to recog was placed in full charge of the rvork, considered in conjunction with the inise the wonderful work performed by .with the power to employ and dis Commi&sioni and \vill be subject to ai the Pageant organisers, and to make ja substantial conti’ibution to the charge workmen, with proviso, that further report when finalised. wherever possible preference in em Direction posts have been erected funds of the Institution, which, in ad ployment to be given to the Councils on Hlllston Road and Intersection of (lition to its work of caring for the former employees. Work was com Jondaryan and Willamlra Avenues. A sick, had undertaken this gigantic menced on the 2nd September last post has also been erected at culvert effort from which every vested Inter and up to date the following w'ork has at intersection of Jondaryan Avenue est in the community would benefit. aud Banna I.rfine. been completed:— Kelly, who moved the vote from Inspection of proposed positions for theCr.chair, List of Works said that he de.sired to place Nursery Road, starting at a point Shell Company Signs w'as made, and on record his appreciation of the won the necessary appi'oval may he gran opposite Farm 78 aud running in p derful work accomplished by Mr. 0. southerly direction to the north-east ted. W. Oxenham, the hospital’s president, Informations were laid against J. N. comer of Farm 57. The work carried the committee of the institution, and out on this road, which Is a crowi Stockton for allowing an animal to of Mr. R. R. Thorne, the organising road, Included scooping, fllling in tht stray, and Crulckshank for driving secretary, in staging the Pageant, holes, and brushing up with the Web. without a light being displayed, and at which had been such an outstanding Grader. The length of road dealt with Griffith Police Court on September 11. success aud had given the Area a won was approximately 50 chains. Th( Stockton was fined 10/- and £2/10/- derful "boost." They had done some road was in a very had condition am costs, and Cruickshank fined 10/- and thing which would benefit everybody answered well to the above treatment £3/8/- costs. in the community, aud he considered and is now in good trafflcable ordei Replacement of trees has been made it proper that the Shire Council,* as along Railway Reserve and north side Nursery Road, from north-east cor representative of the ratepayers, ner of Farm 57 to south-east corner o of Banna Avenue, and all useless tree- should make ti couiribuHon to the the same farm. This is a siding roai guards removed to depot. funds of the liospita!, and, loo, he which usually is very bad, being low thought firms and organisations witli lying, but could without a great deai fill holes and make temporary repaiivs. extensive 1nfeie,*dsnu tlic Areit .slimihl very Bad Stale of expense be made into a crownei follow that lead. road. The work included brushitb H i l l s t o u R o a d f r o m Police. P a d d o c k Crs. Couch, Elder, Shaw, and Thom to n o r t h w e s t c o r n e r o f F a r m 1293. up with Wehr Grader for u length o^ S e v e n t y - t h r e e c h a i n s of t h i s c r o w n son spoke in favor of the motion approximately 18 chains. which was Carried unanimously, Nursery Road, from south-east coi r o a d w a s r e f o r m e d w i t h g r a d e r a n d scoop. S e c t i o n o f t h i s r o a d w a s in a ner of Ebert’s and Sara’s farm tc bad state, b u t now . h as been Boyle’s old farm. This is a crownei road which was in a very bad condì p l a c e d in g o o d oixiev. ’ITie c r o s s i n g tion; it was reformed with grader am o v e r cu lv ertB w e r e r e c o n d i t i o n e d scoops for about 36 chains, and is nov F o u r l o a d s o f g r a v e l f r o m t h o H a n wo o d R o a d h a v i n g b e e n u s e d i n t h i s in good order. Brsklne’s road, from south-wes c o n n e c t i o n . W o r k i s st i l l p r o c e e d i n g comer of Wallace’s road Farm 78, to o n t h i s r o a d , b u t c a n n o t b e c o m p l e t e t l corner of Paganinis’ Farm 77. Reform u n t i l w a t e r w h i c h llo w e d f r o m t h e Ing of crown road, grading, ploughinj. C o m m i s s i o n ’s c h a n n e l n e a r J o s l i n g ’s and scooping about 20 chains. Thi f a r m i s d r a i n e d . T h e a t t e n t i o n o f t h e was in exceptionally bad order, anti C o m m i s s i o n w a s d i r e c t e d t o t h e the work carried out on it has Improv d a m a g e d o n e to t h e r o a d , c a u s e d by t h e o v e r i l o w i u g of t h i s c h a n n e l , a n d a ed it considerably. Ersklne’s Road, from south-east p ip e c u l v e r t wffiich t h e C o m m i s s i o n corner of Farm 75 to south-east cornei s u p p l i e d h a s n o w b e e n p u t in a t t h i s of Farm 71. Sidling road. Ploughing p oint. T h i s s p o t h a s b e e n p a r t i c u l a r l y scooping and grading approximatelj b a d o w i n g t o s e e p a g e , b u t t h e c u l v e r t 35 chains. Part of the road was in l i o u l d n o w m a k e It po.ssible to liavt very bad condition and is now iir good it p r o p e r l y d r a i n e d . H i l l s t o u R o a d , n o r t h -w 'e s t c o r n e r of trafflcable order Prom“Nursery Road Ixi vtêsterly di Farm Í303, rumung W'^st,- .,Depregs.iQU.s rection along Farm 57, Sidling road in t h e r o a d c a u s e d w a t e r t o l a y a t t h i s iir Ploughing, grading aud scooping ap p o in t. R e f o r m i n g o f t h e r o a d h a s n o w proximately lOii chains. This road e n a b l e d i t t o d r a i n effe ctiv ely .. T h e was in very bad order, aud uovr shows lUiigth d e a l t w i t h w a s a p p r o x i m a t e l y five cliain s . great improvement. From north-west corner of Farm 57 R o a d f r o m H i l l s t o n R o a d to T h r e e to south-west corner of Dreyer’s farm W a y B r i d g e , r e f o r m e d c r o w n ro a d Crown road, scooping and brushing '.situ g r a d e r , a p p r o x i m a t e l y t h r e e up with Wehr Grader. Approximately c h a i n s . B a u u a A v e n u e Footpatli.-—T w o c o n 67 chains. South east comer of Dreyer’s tarni c r e t e s l a b s n e a r t h e C o - o p e r a t i v e to south-west corner of the same D u t c h e i y wliicli liad r i s e n u p wen* farm on the VVilbriggie Ko:td. Crowned t a k e n u p a n d r e p l a c e d in p o si t i o n C a u s e of C o m p l a i n t road, reformed with gratier and scoo]) Approximately 18 chains. This road R a i l w a y A v e n u e , Y e n d a .— Thi.s ro ad , was in a very bad condition, but ans b i c h f o r a c o n s i d e r a b l e t i m e ha.s b e e n a c a u s e of c o m p l a i n t , p a r t i c u l a r wered well to treatment. Hanwood.—From northwest corner ly in wet. w e a t h e r , is tlio in á n e ip a i of Hanw'ood School to south-west cor r o a d of a c c e s s to V en d a for s e t t l e r s in Thi New Clutch and ner. Deepening drain and making pro E l l i m o a n d M yall P a r k e n d of the. Transmission visions for drainage. Also reformed A r e a TTie work.s c o m m i t t e e vksiliM with plough, scoops aud grader. Road I h e s i t e aiul dtu'ided to r e c o n s t r u c t , on south side of school from niaiu a n d g r a v t 'l Hu* r o a d fioni t h e r a i l w a y Hanwood Road past Post titlice, ap c r o s s i n g lo'val'tls 7 (m da fo r ajiproxiproximately I t chains. Also lowered n i a t e l y 3<»i c h a in s , T h i s w o r k h a s T h e p la n t box culvert aud cleaned out ttipes. a l m o s t b e e n c o m p l e t e d The drainage of this mad has on seve e n g a g e d i n c l u d e d t h e h o r s e g r a d e r , lal uccüsiuu.s lii'cii a cause of coui- .slide a n d scoop.- T'he uorse.s used on plaiut. The road is now in good order lite Job w e r e h i r e d fro m tin* emidoyThe Neti Lubrication System and tlie drainage should prove effec ees, viTio re,side at Ven da. Tht* g r a v e l w h i c h lias b e e n d u m j t e d n e a r tlie r a i l tive.

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way a n d I d ib lic S ch o o l h a s b e e n c a r t ed o n to t h e lo a d . F r o m t h i s sourcie. a p p r o x i m a t e l y 95 c u b ic y<ard.s w a s ob tain eil. It was, lio w ev er, fo u n d lU'ce.s s a i y to secui*e a f u r t h e r 3 3 i yard.troin T u r n e r liro s .- w iio liad t l u original coniracU fo r i*arting tin g i 'a t e l f r o m t h e stoidt r o u t e . O wing nel. Uànua .\ vernie. F u o l o a t l i s , iio rlh to t h e h a d depre.ssioii.s in t h e roiuiw'ay, sid e , b e t w c m i i'ost Oliice and Cot iit a c o n s i d e r a b l e a m o u n t <jf ,si.a)Oidug a n d House. -\ilv a m a g c was tak en in fllling b a d to be don«’. ■- T'he w o r k now t r a n s f e r r i n g p lan t fro m H a n w o o d to p r i 's e n t s a well linislied a p p e a r a n c e , the H i l l s l o n ro ad to s c o o p a n d g rad t a n d w h e n coii.-<olidaled s h o u l d m a k e the f o o t p a t h . It ha>.s now liecn made goo d l a s t i n g jo b, r e q u i r i i u i v ery little passable, A n d preseiitt? a m u c h i m p r o i a t t e n t i o n fo r s o m e lim e. A t u r l h e i s e c t i o n of t h i s r o ad , a p p r o x i i m i t e l y 15 ed'a p p e a r a n c e . Wakaden S. t-r e-e t ,. n e a r Dr. H u r r e l i ’s chaiii'S ..............................................., t.o w aid s Vt'iida, w a s reco n d iresidence ------------- A d v a n i a g e w a s t a k e n of^iio u eil by b r u s h i n g u p a n d s c o o p in g , to c a r t g r a v t d fro m a n d h a s h a d t h e ef fect of m a k i n g th Road

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1'liough it fell bt’twri'U two big t'Vr’ulB, tlu: I’ugoiiut and (Im Bbow, The Bruce‘ Page Government Splendid Riios the bazaar conducted by the Lakeview met with disaster at the polls on G reat W hirl of D eath FIRST APPEARANCE Direci Fn>m America FIRST APPEARANC*^ I’aiTUta and Oillzcus’ Association in Saturday. WHOLE DISTRICT BENEFITS the Lyci'um on Thursday aud Friday Results already to hand indicate nights rr*suueU iu ,a net profit of ap that the .defeat, of the GovernRain fell in Griflltb on Saturday proximately' £70, Avhich will be divid merrt is certain, and that Labor ed equally between the association will take office with a clear work evening and conUnued intermittently throughout the night, and early yester and (he hospital. ing majority. E.\'ccllently stocked stalls and a The Prime Minister himself is day afternoon thero were heavy show number of other attractions were pro in a precarious position at Flind ers in the town. It Is eetimated that vided, and though the atteudauce on ers, where he is some hundreds of over an inch fell in Griftith. and, both days was only moderate the votes in ai'iear of his Labor according to reports received yester people spent well. Mr. K. A. C. opponent, Mr. Holloway. His de day, the rain wa.s general throughout Hennifl and Mr. C!. A. II. Richard.s feat is regarded as probabke. Other the district. olunteerod their services a.s auction- Ministers’ seats are lost. ■ers, and a number of articles donated In New Smith Wale.s. Me.ssrs, to (he I’ageant cummittee were dis llughe.s iiml Murks, the two IndcpenStill Coming in posed of at good prices. A chocolate ent Nationali.sts, were returned with wiie<d also brought in a goodly sum. .slashing majorities again.'*! othdally Uu Saturday night two .spleridld LTil'ortunafely a fair amount of goods ndorsed Nationalist candidatv'S. Two contributions were received to the hos was left unsold on tlie stall.s, and other memhei's of the breakaway sec pital funds. From the Tennis Asso riome of the unsold articles were ills- tion. Sir Lyttleton Groom, in (Jneens- ciation’s Hospital tournament the sum poaetl of at Saturday’s hospital stalls. land, and Mr. Mann, in Perth, have of £17/10/- was handed in {o the sec Tile oflicers and membens of the been defeated. New .South Wale.s .and retary of the hospital. Collections 1« Lakeview Association, assisted by hos Victoria swung strongly to Labor, town on Saturday by naembers of pital workers, conducted the bazaar. where what were considered to be Go- the ladles’ committee resulted In a fur■ernmeni strongliolds were captured. ther £11 for the Institution. DON’T FAIL TO SEE AMERICA'S SPEED DEMONS—LADY AND GENT Labor also giilned ground in other — WHO RACE AND RIDE HIGH-POWERED MOTOR CYCLES ON A States. WALL—STRAIGHT UP AND DOWN DISCOURAGING! S how T rots Mr. Killeii would appear certain to THE WORLD’S GREATEST ATTRACTION -lOJhold Uiverina. On the latest figures Riverina towns are said to be dis THRILLS ! A THOUSAND THRILLS ! available Mr. Nulty lias a lead of less tinguished by having a class of enerGRIFFITH AGRICULTURAL ban Bhih over (he combined Country geiic, ambitious clllzens with broad SOCIETY Party vote, and thi.'t, on tlu> expi'iience visions, piepared to help themselves, OCTOBER 15 AND 16, 1929 of previous elections, should give Mr but there are ample, signs that lead Kllleii !i ('ointorlable lUHjoiity. I'here out to believe that if any such life was a slightly increased Labor vole ever existed in LTana it is likely to Trotting Handicaps ou the .Area. die of old age, or be drowned in the Latestresult,s for Riverina are; — waters of procra-stinalion. — “ShiTe 10,714 Advocate.” Splendid eiitrii.':, have heim received Killeti 555 for (he trotting events at the Griflith Nock LOVE'S LABOR LOST! 12,180 Show, including tno.jc of a mimbc' u! Nulty . iocs! hOl'SCB. !Titmir;3'pir titJ^'V'e bvOuAic- At tlie Ciriiillh (poiii'ng booth Nulty daretl as follows: polled Ihoti voles. Nock ‘¿7, Hud Killen -At a fire in Sydney last w*eek, it 77'J. .At Hanwood Mr. Killen led with WHS stated that wlmii the Rcdfern FARMERS AND TRADESMENS’ 89 votes, Noi'k 5, Nulty 61. Voogali: fire brifiade responded to an alarm ou Toney .................................. Scr Killen 79, Nock 6, Nulty 19. Lakeview: 19lb May last, to premise.^ In RandSparkling Echo ...................... Killen 01, Nock 7, Nulty 27. Beelban- wlek Street, occupied by a tailoring Millers (iiikle ................. . . gera: Killen 19. Nock 3, Nulty 35. company, they found no less than S3 Yellow Hoy ....................... ■18 Ballingall: Killen 21, Nock 0, Nulty fires blazing. Thirty pairs of boya' Jaffa ............................ ........ 18 II. Totals: -Killen 1071, Nock 58,. knlckens were evenly spaced on th§ floor, each pair alight. Twm ttns of Don ..... ..... ........... ....„„.d . -18 NuUy 1225. petrol were flaring, each ccmnecUtl Prestoon............................. . 108 with a flannel wick. 10 feet long. But NOVICE UNHOPPLED the best laid schemes oflen go wrong, Public Notice Sparkling Echo .................. 8>cr for the firemen put Ike fire out with The above photogt;-ph is that of Mr. Jack Moses taken m Hay Park Don ...................................... chemical extinguishers. 'J'he. coroner among the native fauna in that enclosure. The picture interested Mr. Jaffa .......-............................. found that two men who.were trading In order to allow oIFice staff to visit as Buttenshaw, M.L.A., and he copyrighted it for the Government and it Virginia Mine the Oxford Tailoring Co. had Sliow on AVednesiliiy, aud also to maliciously was duly forwarded to Sir George Fuller who sent it to the Daily 21 the Angel WingvS ..... set the place on ftfe. Thby publish list of sliow prize winners, the Sketch, which published it last Anzac morning with the following head Prestoou ............................... 00 ])ublication of 'riiursday's issue of the were alleged to have left ike State. lines:—“The Kangaroo Takes the Salute.’’ “Emus Eyes Right.’’ lllaek Alec ............................ 60 “Area News’’ will be delayed until Iroquois ............................... 108 THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SPORT-S MEETING iiilw;.T*' Grundess“":. . d'. 168 t.*nc of tile succoisrul features of Sylko Arlo.......................... 20 the Fage'rnt day lesllvities was tli<i FLYING HANDICAP .'■ports' meet lug held ei t)ie Rugby L y c e u m Ih e u tr e , G r iffith Angel Wings ....................... Scr Oval, organised by the GrifflUi Cycle Wilga ................ ........... Club, and the pro;e.od,5 of whicU o.or T h r e e N ig h ts O n ly 'T h r e e N ig h t s O n l y Hon .................... £50, donated ■■;o tue hoi)itil. AiU'jpg Yellow Hoy ........... C o m in g T u e s d a y , O ct. 1 5 Hie events were 75 yarl.T tool race Virginia Mine ..................... —Fred Eai'dley H :'00 yiv.'ds rHve— J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD, PRESENT ’festoon ....... ................... Corner (Binyal 7; m flor e:ir race Black Alec .......................... —J. Murray 1: i mih? bicycle raoe— 18 Iroquois ............................... Rodgers 1; oue-mile bicye'.s race-Si . .................... Rodgers 1; old bdToi',4’ race—Walters (Undoubtedly Australia's Greatest Dramatic Star, Direct From Her City Craudess BIS Sylko A11.0........................... 1, 1) T-'iylor 2, l.idiiv/ race. fl.'Sl divi Triumphs in B e a le P ia n o s a n d sion-Avi is, H. \ sec')))d divi SHOW HANDICAP “ SP R IN G CLEA NING'» sion—Mr.c ,A, Blown i. Her. P ia rw la s a t th e S h o w 'I'iif I’la j t h a t c r v a l c d -.nd'i a furori.' in S ^ d iiv y wlicii p r o s n i i c d by MisS Jai'fa .................................. Yellow Boy ........... ........... I’auUiU' Frt'(l(.u'icU. RUBBER: I’yred Sulky, Horse and Har \Nilga . . . ............. ........ Tilt' •»wpporting taiBl w a s sp e c i a l l y s e l e e l e d by'M i.s.s S t a r r , a n d in rlu d e s ness for Sale. Apply Area News ALSO Angel Wings ................... ■■ r,Ill'll w ell ■know u I'ersoiiaU i lew a s Uullaiid Iteek'ett , Z a ra r i ii i U m , Win l l a n oiacc? Iro q u o is Ion, Ureit U a u 'l a ll, F r e d .Me( Hmahl, Wm. H a r u l e y , N o el F e r r i s , lli'leij F e r g u In s h e c t th e ir F u r n i t u r d -----------7 Gi'uudi'Sa .. son. JuliH i ’a i r y , Molly lire iiiiau, Mat;. ( i;i In.leisli a n d Miircelllene. do'A Iroy. -.7 1 A’O.MBETEN' r -Motor Mechanic disS y lk o A r t o |engagwl: avullahle for privately overWhen, you h a v e s e e n “i^i'U lN G CL l'.;.\ N h\G wou will a c c l a i m it a gem U is p la y ilmuliug T'ractors, Cars, etc; will go a m o n g s t geiua. g i i u r u i u e e of iis e v c e l l f u e e lie.s in t h e l a d t h a t it wa.' U BARRY MA RI), anywhere. Brices moderate. Apply n e l e c l f d a.; tlie i n itia l \ e h i c l i ' iu A u s t r a l i a to (h e m o s t e x p e u s i \ e i m p o r t e d llanilieaiiper -\rea News Office. s t a r — Muss I’a u l i u e F re i le ri c k . Box Plan Now Open at Lees. M, E. FELLIN, Prices: 6/-, 4/-, 3/- (No Extra for Reservations) Secretary. WEDNESDAY-—"LÂFF THAI OFd-,’’ \ Delightful American Comedy

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riv hnaiK'iat s t u t e m e n l |ii'e.iit,.nted to till' W a d e <tuuneil m e e i i n g on 5\ ’i'dne=;dav iiiplit i-iliow'c'd l i c i t thei'i' wa.^ :i d eb it hiiliuice o n t h e g e n e r a l f u n d nt £ 3 3 5 7 ' 11, III, l e a v i n g iin a i n n u u l of £ 1 2 , 5 7 /5 ,2 , i iv ailah le w i t h i n t h e a u t h o r i s e d iiv ei'driil't limit, of LI615. Aecmiut.s in 'i's i'in ed to t h e m e e t i n g to. t a ile d £3ci9. 15, 2. t h e s n e e t lighting^ fimd.s at G riilith an d 1 'enda s h o w e d a e r e d i t h a l a n c e of £ 1 9 T'8 a n d .£12 10/8 re.spec'tively.

The total collections for the period A N e w I ’hiy E a c h N i g h t . L o v e l y G irls, B e a u t i f u l S c e n e r y , N i c e I t r e s s e s August 21 to September oU were' ' Book Your Seats at M c i i e n u a ’s M u sic Shop. , , , *responsible for £184/13/3.

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of that body, namely; — 'riiat thir association,strongly support die routr via Yenda for the main road from Grifiith to Leeton, and endorse (he SHIRE PRESIDENT AROUSED INTELLIGENCE BY POST Shire President’s minute setting forth Included in the correspondence re the reason that this route should be DELEGATIONS TO SYDNEY .j ^ I V ceived at the last meeting of tlie Wade adopted. And we ask (he Shire Goiin Shire Couucii Avere tlie following in cil to make strong reiireseutation to Wado Shir« Council, which has formative letters: — the Main Roads Board adA’oeating this •ft^llohed a unique reputation “From the Shire Association of route, as a large number of ratepayers Funds available through the amity which reigns at New South Wales, Sydney, forwarding will be served by (his road ami the lor ita meetings, was surprised on communication to the Depart ment of mileage to Leeton Avill be less.’’ Wednesday night by more or less Local Government rep}3rjug to the ro 'Tb.0 iilSO iiSkS ii di^piltU' TAO î '- V A N t V,# PRIM ARY heated exchanges between the quest of the association for the repeal tion of three members be received at President (Cr. Kelly) on the one of the power present In the Irrriga- Hie next me^eting on the matter.—The PRODUCERS side, and Crs. Couch and Shaw on tion Act 1912-1926, Avhich enables the deputat.iOu was received as- reported elsoAvhere. ‘ the other. Governor by' proclanmtion to alter For the {iurchasc.^ improvement or stocking of larms, In an ordinary Council chamber, modify, amend, or suspend the pro “From (he Water Conservation apd the discharge of morcg.iges therCon, carrying on where hard words are the spear visions of the Locàl Government Aci In'ig.ition Coniniission, Grifiith: (a.) agricultural or pastoral pi imary pursuits or financing points of every debate, the inter in its relation to immicapilities or Stating that arrnageiuents are being farmers’ manufacturing *or marketing as.soclations. made through the designing engineer lude would have passed unnoticed, shires within irrigation areas. ’Phe LONG-TERM LOANS repayable in 31 years, 61% but in Wade’s staid legislature the communication of the department of Hie preiiuration of a plan shoAving OVERDRAFTS on dailj balance interest basis, s|% exchanges caused quite a distur states that the Minister has already the alleViiative route of road from agreed in the (.ouncil concerned to Grifiith to Leeton; (b) in regard to bance in the atmosphere. road near Channel No. 9 from old The Council had decided that repre repeal the section at tlie first oppor nursery toward,s Mirrool hrancli cniial. Cheque Accounts opene I. Fixed Deposits accepted. Umily. sentatioas should be made to Uk' Bills Discounted fer primary producers. advising that oAving to the Avinter “From the I’olice Department, Com Main Roads Board in favor of the pro watering season, it had not been pos Booklet available at the local Branch, or Head Ofjicc, posed main road from Ballingal'; iiiissioiiei’s OfTice, Sydney, forwarding sible to do anything to (he road. -It either by personal or postal application. boundary of the shire to Leeton devi amendment in respect to parking regu is proposed to carry out temporary .ating to include Yenda la its rout* lations for Banna Avenue, between maintenance Avork on the channel a.s and the question before the Couucii Flong and Kooj'oo Streets.’’ opportunity offers through the season. was how the representations w«re to “ “From the Department of Local Government, Sydney, notifying that be placed before the board. of N.S.W. Cr. Kelly thought that in a mailer oi the statement of accounts of this A ll Q u ie t this Importance there should be depu Council for year ended 3lst December, Rural Bank D epartm ent -... ............ .... tation to the boaixl, and he .suggested 1928, has been passed by the depart ment. head Office; MARTIN PLACE, SYDNEY that Cr. Hudson, who had been prom PEACEFUL ELECTION DAY Inent in advocating the proposed de ’’From the Govei'iiuiéiit .Stutlstlcaii, CORNER BANNA AVENUE AND KOOYOO STREET viation, should act on behalf of th ' Sydney, returning statement .o-: S. JARVIS. MANAGER accounts for year ended 31st Deceni .Council. her, 1928, together with slatislical Election day passed quietly in GrP Cr. Couch considered tliat the uego nations should proceed by letter. certificate to the effect, that Hioy com fith on Saturday, 'riiere was a eon;, -Ever since he had taken his seat oi. ply with the regulations of the depaxt taut stream of voters lo the principal meat, and notifying that it will he booth at ForesluiAv’s Hall throughout the Council he had heard reference: iiocGBsary for tlie uggregate hahmc! the day, aud loAAards evening suaieto economy, and it was in the iulei and aggregate revenue account to ig ihiug of a rusli coniineiiced, but the OBta of the economy which was ar published in the newspaper, within day passed Avitliout unseemly incident. much talked about that he opposei: fourteen days after receipt of the Both paidies had tables. at, the en the sending of a deputation to tin notice. nance to the booth, whilst the ladies' Board. ".Note. In this connect ion, lli> hospital eommittee dispensed ri fresh _ •president Angry Cr. Shaw supported Cr. Couch. H( balance sheet and aggregate revenue nients to thirsty electors almost at the said that in the past the Couucii hai account were publislied in Hie “Area doors of the booth, and colleetor.s rat ~eent deputations away on the slightes- News”' of the 16th September, 1929 tied Their boxes at the entrance gateV provocation. The time lind come f( and a copy of Hie ncAvsiiaper forwai .Apart from the plaeard.s udoniiug th* ded to the Government Statistician, party tables it mig’ht ha ve been a fair call a halt. Cr. Kelly said that ho took strong ‘From tlie Main Roatls Hoard ot or carnival in iirogresa within. There exception tg the remarks that had New South Wales, circular No. 95, di was cwtaiuly no sign of that rancour been made which reilected on ih' reeling attention at the instigation oi or bitterness that sonietimes jiiark an Counell’a administration. The impli Fire and Accident Underwriters election. cations were unjustified. He, himself Association of New^ South Wales to It was reported on Saturday night bad gone to Sydney to engage r the necessity of precautions being that the day had passed q u i e t l y at all shire clerk, and through this mo\ e the taken to prevent the-covering of fire t h e polling centres w i t h i n the «nh Council bad secured Mr. Dempsey; he hydrants in main roads when thesi division. thought that the Council would agree are surfaced with (ur or bitumen, or Details of the result are published that this had been in the Council’s in otherwise constructed or maintained. elsGAVliere, tCTests. With that exception the only “From the Main Roads Board of expenditure incurred by the Couucii New South Wales, Sydney, forwaiding Methodist Fair in this way had been in sending its copy of the first issue of the Main officers to the annual confereueos Roads .lournah It is iutcmled that which w^nfi a usual practice of coun- the journal shall be a record, not only of the activities of the board, but also LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS cilsT of the councils so far as Avork on Cost of Conference Cr. Couch asked what had been the Main Rgads^ „is .concerned. ’I'lio board cost of tlie conference with the desired t'b enlist the kindly co-opera Excellent entriea wure received lot authorities in Sjxluey, to Avhich the lion of councils in supplying informa the. competitive section.^ at the Metlio Council had sent a large delegation. lion for the journal. (list Exhibition and Fair held in tin Cr. Kelly said that the total cost “ F r o m t h e M a in R o a d s B o a rd of Chureh hall last week. Tlu’ folloAviug N ew S o u t h W a i e s , iimher d a t e ‘ J Stli was in the region of £200, but he ex pected that the Minister would meet S e p t e m b e r , 1929, f o r w a r d i n g p l a n Ulus aw'ards were made: — the Council’s expenditure in this con ( r a t i n g t h e M a i n R o a d s p r o p o s e d to N èediew ork nection. In any case, even If the he prochiitm.'d f ro m Grifiith (o L e e Guest 'fowel, Gaptaiii Mureh: HandCouncil had to bear the cost, points lou, a n d f r o m Grifiith to Darliii.gtou UrnbroidercAd Fuji Nightdress, Mrs. Boiut, v i a W ilb r ig g ie . T h e r o u t e ol had been gained which would save the Davidge (cert iflcfUe) ; Specimen Hand shire in a single year far more than t h e r o a d s , a s o u t l i n e d in co n i m u n i c a - made .Crochet D’oyley, Miss M. Ma^l ioji o f (lie 19th S e p t e m b e r , h a s b een the sum expended. dock; Linen Supper Cloth, in Colors, T ^U SI C'"Sportiiig events«*whatever hap. Cr. Couch: But up to tlie present a m e n d e d a s folloA-,:-;: - T h e d e s c r i p t i o n iVli's. Ihtvidge; Spt'ciment Thre'' Piece ^ pens you’re right there with the Crosley the Government had not agreed to g i v e n in previuu.s h'll'U' in n ’g a r d to Set Colored Kmhroidery, Cnifiain t h e jirojiosed I'oule of Ma in. R o a d No. Showbox (8 valve all electric). When the meet the cost? Mureh; Faney x\pron, .less-ie MeLead; family gathers around the fire this Winter, Cr. Kelly: That is so, hut we are 2.5-t, is i n c o r r e c t in t h a t it s t a t e d th ai Three D’oyleys, Mrs. Cocks; Piece ol snap the power switch and listen in. The still pressing the claim. It was solely t h i s r o a d will p u s s Ih ro u g l i V an co a n d Fancy work, other thiui speclllcAl, Mrs. N a r r a n d e r a , Avhereas it Avill be s e e n controllable volumc'-the natural tone and to suit the convenience of the Minis DavJdire: .EjaìIiìiv,ltL..,Miaa ij.,w.en BiiiilP.. _j_i— V«.JLAS.|.71.tV*A«. y .„.f VTA >,1.^ S.AXV. V?XIN/ VY lUA1 I.l|4ill. IlliW ters conc€*rned tliat the conference f ro n t tile l û a i f iTiill fHVni YahTco'Tt vvilT son, your own home the true delight of good radio. was held in riydney imd not on (he c r o s s Hie M u n i i m h i d g e e R i v e r via t h e There’« an authorised Sutton’s Radio Dealer in this Area. I do not think that any coun neAV b r i d g e a t Iv uro ley to t h e j u n c t i o n Bowl Roses, Flowers. Mrs. Bray; Collection town. Aik him to demonstrate the Showbox today. cillor can suggest that this conference w i t h t h e n ew r o u t e of I ' r u n k Jtoad 5S Iccliiml Popfiies, Mrs. V. A. Udward.'n e a r V anco G reek . was unnecessary. SPECIAL EASY TERMS THROUGH I, Miss i<. Bciuiclt 2: Collect ion Car CT. Couch: 'I'hat m:ty be so. but Note; 111 tliis coniiettioii a presidm nations, Mrs. Bray; Collection Snap OUR AUTHORISED DEALER full minute was adjourned from a what I sugge.st is that we couid ha\c dragons, Mrs. Edwards; Itov.l <d' Cut obtained many of tlie results of the special meeting held on 21(li Septem Flowers, Mrs. Gray; 3 Indies’ S|irays conference without such a hea\y ini ber until this meeting, and is included, Miss I. Iiwiii; Colli'clion .SwncI Pe.'is in the orders ol the day. tial expenditure. “From Vendu District Progress As Mrs. V. A, IGiwards; CollcfUion ■ ■ Limit Reached? soeialion forwarding the follmiing Hlocks, Ml'S, ,L H. Vagg, Or. Shaw said tliat he was not sug resolution passed at (he last meetuii.' Jams, Etc. gestlug that wliat liad been done in I’each .lam, Mrs. II. McFad'/.ctui ; Fi;; the past was wrong. He had agreed with all that had been done, but there to uige the Gouileil to ai.lopt th*; Jam, .Mrs, H, McFud/,cau. .-.M* ‘must 'be a limit somewhere, and he minute juesented liy Or. Kr-lly, the Cookery o'* considered that the limit had been I’resideiil, lo the previous meeting in ! Rainbow Ciilo' (Buth’r cak« ), .Mi's reached. favor of r<,'(.(uesting the Main Roads H. McFiidzeaii; Victoria Samlwich Cr. Couch asked Cr. Kelly to indi Board lo make an alleiHUoii In tin (plain Jam filling), Mrs. Cuniiigham: cate whose remarks he look exception route of the pruiiosed Grifiiih Leeton Piale Taimiiigloas (six), Mrs. lJa\idgn,; to. main road lo include Yi'Uila in it Ifiale Cream Puffs, uitlioiit filling, .Mrs to. Cr. Kelly dt;cliucd, route. After a leiigtliy, imd rallier dis- Drnyer: Sponge Sandwich, iced. an\ Couucii decided to conduct ncgolia cui'siAe, discussion, (lie Gouncil aipi'ed lilliug, Ml'S. Clark; Loaf Nu( Hrcad tlons witli the tiuaitl by letter, iinil to adopt tlii.s couj’sc, o'lly f’r. Shaw Miss Koir/a: I’lati- of Six S*'oiic: -lug the boai'd’.s eiuiiuee.r to eomi' to opposing it, Gi', Shaw eeusidert-d tliat (luidei' 16 3ear.',), Mis.s M. Ilowmis; Griffith to iuteiview the Couiieil. A rather than asl: for a deviation in tlu I'mic(^d .film Samlwich, niiidc from resolution in this dirycliou wa."^ carried Grifiiih-I.eetoii main road the Council “White Wings” Self Raising Flour unanimously. should seek an exten.sion ol the J>av- Mrs. H, McFiulzean; Phite Plaii Deputation from Yenda lingioii I’oiiu (IrifiUh main road lo Scone.s, made from “Aunt Mary’s’’ Messrs. A. B. C. Wood and S. Morris Vemhi, thus securing for the Shire as- Baking Powdt>r, Mrs. H. .McFudzoan, attended the meeting a.s a deputation iBistauce with both the Griffith Yenda Chocolate Cake, made with BusheJTs from the Yenda Trogresa Aifsociation, and Grifiith Wamhulgtii rotiile. Cocoa, Miss Richards, P, C. 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s t a g e w h e n by tin- ijuatU ily a m i v alu e jol Its p r o d u ct ii I'iin c l a i m r e c o g n i t i o n r e p lie s th a t h ad b e e n n u u le Mr, D em p ^dred to it ■ .. 'n \ril ut i'U' duties W’iidc Council conlil liml no sey .said liiaf lie woidd lie p le a s e d at ii.'- a u a i i n i u d iiulusir.y <h ic o t ih e time io take nii Ids new appoiuliuenl | d e c i s i o n to a ny l im e (o g i \ e id s a d \ i e e Io t h e \ i l a l l e a t u i 'c s o t l i d s i m l n s l r y is I lie T h e grow Di of tl'i' ai;-iii indii-u r on the 28tli instant I in' lellei ‘'fa¡ed |^j^ I-'uibe-s, wliere iniiatdages of in (.’ouiicil on a n y m a i l e r th a t miglil n i i m h c r of n i u i i i c d so ld iers ' e n g a g e d in . \ u s l r a l h i d u r i n g Die 1 as i 5-5 v c a i r t h a t it w a s t l iro u g h no d i s s u l l s i a c l o f f e r , y i in it. i i i e r e ¡ire twr» I h o u s a n d of ’¡'lie s i e a d y i i m w i t h h i s p r e s e n t p o s d io n th a t lie h a d ^ , lias iii'oii r e m a r k a l i l e iliese limn, a n d wiili i i e ss ib ly t h r e e H t a b d i s iu g pii'.'hei' lU a Imdy ot unit.-d s o u g h t t h e new a i d 'o i i d m i nr, a n y ¡^ajd th a t h e liad ^‘ o u w n y j j , | j qc d a y ^ afiei' Die ¡'pthmi.-aind ilci»f‘tn i,.n ts lim y r c p r c s e u i a o r g a n i s e d iiroduci-ws i.s ílIn sIra ii'O liv in-essed M r. D e m p s e y 's a p l i r e c ia lio n of p r a c t i c a l l y all Id-s life, pointiuciii of lii.s s u c c e s s o r to sh o w lili* (‘Xv-t-llelil p u s h l u n h'dil bs tid.r i i- iinml r a h u i l d e a-asei to p r i m a ry yn'Ot h e t r e a i m e n t a c c o r d e d luni io laig i-ly i n s t r u m e n t a l In h im tlie r o p e s, (I m l ion T ile succt-HS o t (lie Dov er iil i e h a d in stu lleii a d u s i i y u n i d K-cciilly. c o u n c illo r s , p r e s s , a n d public d u r i n g lie i's u a d in g h im m a p p l y foi' th e p o si im nT.-i r e p a t r i a l ion .••clmmc l i i - r e l a t i o n sy.stem tluU w a s a,s s i m p l e a s p o ss ib le i '1 lie iUiiidmr ot gi ’uv\(‘i'.'; e n g a g e d in IO t h e s e r e l n r i i e d m e n is a l m o s t solely' h i s t e r m in Orittitli. D e e x p r e s s e d th e t io n w ith W a d e C ouni'd. H e liad llie a n d wliich, lie believ ed , a n y ()ualitied I Die a c t u a l g r o w i n g am i d r y i n g o f i^ul (lepeivdenl on t h e s u c c e s s o t t l d s i n o p in io n iliul F o c a l G o v e r m iie u t on th e v e r y highe.st o p in io n Of Mr. D e m p s e y , m a n couUl tuck u p w ith o u t d e l a y lie h a l l a s , 1.1 xias, curraiii.s, jicars, p cai li d u s t r y a s a whole. Area, h ad p a s s e d tliro u g h d.s worst w h o , lie b e lie v e d , w ould r is e 10 Die did not a g r e e t h a A t h e C o u n e il cou hl perio d. Idglie.si p o s itio n in his pi-.ifession, Dun not limi a n u l l i ''! ’ m a n ns r o o d as liini es, api ico l-, i m m c s am i j i c c u u i n c s , r. b e l e c u 5111111 a n d tinnn, a p iir o x iiiia tc ly An.si ralia'.s '/ r o w i h a s r n a l i o n de Asked to Hesitate of T o w n C le r k ot S y d n e y . T h e n - w a s .-'■ell. lb- b eliev ed , an d h . ’ hopenl, Dial j 15,11(1(1 d c p c m i r u i s a r c g a i n i n g a liw-lh pend; la r g c i y u p o n t h e l u o s p e r i l y of Cr. Kellv sa id tlnU h e pre.seiited th e no bi-ti e r uiiin in Nc'v S oiiih W a l e s ai t h e C o u n c il wou ld s e c u r e a.s h is su e Diood o r liciug su p |i o i t e : l l‘.v Dii. imic lier p r im - tr y i u d n s i r i e s a n d t h a t Die l e t t e r to Die C ouncil w ith t h e d e e p e s i ( A p p l a a s e .) cesso)' a m a n ,ju.-.l a s well ab le, o r p e r ' t r y . T h e g r o w i n g is c a r r i e d on in li\'e D n \ c r n m i ' i i l s a r e a l i ' e 10 lld.s \ i i a l r e g r e l, M’h e n ,\Ir. D e m p s e y liad to ld , im ps b e t t e r atde, Io (ill Die jio sitio u His Best Boss j S i a i i ' s ol I in- C n i i u u o i i '- c a b l i , prim-i tael is evhle-iu-ed in Die e i i o n n o u s lilm Dud lie h ad b e e n a p p o i n t e d 10 «•orlH « -H li... » ii . .,..1..... 1....Î liìm I ............. .. p i , ! t h a n h im se lf . F l.im l| pa lly nudi-r i r r i g a t i o n . In Die Muri iy a m o i m i o t m o i u 'v t h e y a r e s p e n d i n g lit ' expres.sed u|ipi'ecin.tion ol Die to i.on»i.l.T tl,c ,.o:.lli..n mlly -'I'-. l'e.U»-,' !.«■ .h.. «•, Valley a n d on t h e M u n u n d i i d g e e , the in p r e p a r i n g for t h e e x p . i n s io n of Dtis c o r d i a l r c l a l i o t i s iliat liad b een nu dn„ l a k i n e a .I fOinl.. «ii'l luul - l » — " I«' I«"' » " ' ■ X ' ' ' '" u k i - , kU.l. m lo ng h o t s u m m e r days e n a b l e th*' parfiiMilar i n d u s t r y th at i-i Iround t o o p i n io n , if t h e CinUH-il co u ld limi taiu r si alw a y s liei w twn Die c o iin c illo r s g r o w e r s Io s u r i d i y t h i 'i r p r o d u c t . s u g g e s t e d tliat, p e r h a p s , lie n d g lit g O | ' d ‘ tali»' [dtice d u r i n g t i n ' in M dccadiam i lilm seir. Mr. Deinp.a y co iiclm led „ , » to |.-orl,o« for a tltty or l«o ao.l,» «to.-asor to l.i,,, ,-v,.n halt a» ao.,,1. I t e c e u D y Acts ol I’a i'l ia n ie n t hav*’ In t h e .'"outhcni d ist.r icls of S o ; . ''i v\ hli a n ♦ x p r e s s i o n o f Ids h o p e . i o r whoUtor ho coh»l<lo.-.-l H hottor l„ / 1>t h e p r o g r e s s an d p r o s p e r i t y of Die d i s .-tn-hral’a am i t ’i'.-toiia. o n tin* K" .,r tieen put tliro u g li t h a t will lielp in t h e aooo„t or to rotoaUl whoro I, »a» ho | l.r-aa«-l h.a l.oraonal roar,, a Ml , t r ic t w hicli lie h a d c o m e to lik e to a H i r e r in W - .4 . V n . n r i b ' , a g d h; I'r.s- d i s p o s a l o t t h e big t o n n a g e s t h a t will fore thUkUig a .lolinito tlecWo.i, Ihil,! la iti|.soya lutholuhiiB .h.|a,.t>,r, bm , gi-ov. n h a v e to b e e x p o r t e d a m i a n .Hinouut o t d e g r e e be iuid n o t r e a l i s e d u n til lie m a n i a , Uiesc fn a.t s D e m p s e y ’s ' P t e s s r e p r e s e n i a t i v e al s o sp o k e . t h o u g h he r e g r e t t e d Mr, w ith Hie nate, vd raiid'aH a m i a r t h i - n e a r l y £ 2 0 0 , mih w a s s e t a s i d e fo r ad h ad m a d e up Ids m i n d to le a v i ' it. Sorry to Go d e c i s i o n d e e p ly , h e co uld n o t b l a m e vance.s to g r o w e r s to e n a b l e t h e m cial d r y i n g is m o s t l y r e s o r t e d to. (,’ r i i n h h w o u ld r e m a i n in h is m e m o r y Mr. D em p s ey , In re p ly , s a i d t h a t lie Thebudustry Is rapidly reachlug t he p r o d u c e t h e i r n e x t seuriou's c r o p s , h i m i n t h e s l i g h t e s t , iof“ hew ap 0

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AT CITY PRICE81 There Is nothino that pleases your friends more tlan a Photo of yourself, your family, or baby. . . . Give them a surprise for Christmas. Have your Enlargement finiehed in your own town. Enlargements from any old Photo, finished In Black and White, Sepia or Oils, from 25/- each. VGUR SNAPS DEVEL^op'^ ANO PRINTED , . . . ONE DAY'S SERVICE! Children’s Portraits a Speciality. Large Studio for Family and Wedding Groups Briidal Veils ahd Bouquets Supplied .,E. A. KRUTLI, Photo Artist, Proprietor

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OPTICIANS 385 GEORGE ST., SYDNEY NEXT VISIT Griffith. AT MIRROOL house WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18 From 1.30 p.m. to 5 pm. THURSDAY, SEPT 19 From 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. The firm has visited this town regu lariy for years.

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£1 allowance on your Old Mattress. Bring it along. I will burn it and allow you £1 on a new 4ft. in. Kapok Mattress. Having signed a favorable contract for Kapok Mattresses I am able to make the above offer for Cash Purchases only. Don’t delay too long, only a limited number are available. This offer cannot bo repeated, 6

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BerosUtchlng and Embroidery Work, French Pleating, Button Making. Everything Required In Women's ’ Wear Manufactured on the Premises by Modern Machinery F ro c k s

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No doubt many people in and around C o n tr a c to rs (IriflUh are under the impression that Are prepared to undertake Shea ring he popular singing eomediau, George tjontracts up to any quantity. Good .Sorlie, is dead, but we wish to inform Work Guaranteed. our readers that it is not so, a.s he For fui'ther information apply to will visit Gritntlr during next week, G. Tyson iringing with him a set. of brand new FARM 1644, BEELBANGERA hows and new artists which he was Hugh Matheson, A’enda ortuuate enough to secure while he «VBs abroad last year. The «peulug production wTll be the “Vendetta, H O U S E S R E M O V E D riiia play is written hy one ot HAVING PURCHASED a HOUSE England’s best writers, and has proved REMOVING PLANT from Ray and ■i very big success in Wagga and Savage, I am prepared to REMOVE ,)lher large towns which Mr. Sorlie HOUSES in ANY PART of district. has visited. The scenery and lighting L S A V A G E effects in this production, .says George, CONTRACTOR are something out of the ordinary 'Phone 170 New^ members include Miss Gracia Sox 91 Griffith Doran, Miss Barbara Binch, Mr. Brain Ewart, Mr. Max Sorreliie and a bust THE IDEAL CAFE, BONDI BEACH_ of others. The record breakers to be home away from home. Len. Bar .^howu are, “My Pal Ginger and nett (late “Ideal Cafe,” GriiDth) can “Bertie’s Cave Woman.” Both those jfler you good Board and Residence, shows have just completed a record comfortable rooms, and good table, season at the' Grand Opera House, beach lookout. Winter tariff from 35/Sydney, and were witnessed by over w’eekly. Take Bondi Bus from Cen100,000 people. 'I'lie huge nuuMiuee will i'Fdl Railway Station. Ba.s stops at ho situated in usual location, and the door. Address: L. A. BARNETT, eason will begin next 'luesday night. IDEAL CAFE, No. 1 HALL STREET, Box plans will he on View at the BONDI BEACH heatr’e on Tuesday.

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.\ C A R will l e a v e (¡rilUtli 1<ir Mel b o u r n e o n F r i d a y , Novanubt r 1st. re luniiug Runday. Urtl N oveinber Leave,? ag a iir on M o n d a y , li h N o v e i u - ’ ber. r e U t r n i u g on 6tli. A fter this (late a C o n t i n u o u s C a r S e r v i c e will Ctir l e a v e s " S p r i n g C l e a n i n g ’' will he b e l t e r l e l u n e v e r y s e c o n d tlay. Leaves m e m b e r e d b y t h e c o n t r o v e r s y it c l e a C.P.O., M t d b o u r n e , 8.30 u,ni. r e d w h e n p r o d u c e d in S y d n e y hy Mis.s Griflit.il 7.30 a.m . Seat.s b o o k e d a t G a r P a u l i n e F rH ie v i c k . Its c r i t i c s wm'e d e n o f R o s e s , B a n n a A v e n u e , G rllh fh .

(Mirrool Utiited Branch No. 9403) Meets Every Alternate TucBd.iy at St. Alban’s Hall, Griffith Sick, Funeral and tJospital Benem» Unsurpassed by Any Other Friendly Benefit .Society in Ilf h is wife. the Commonwealth No gr<'ati‘) f l i i u a v l e r w as e .\er porC/o Griffith Producers’ Coop. Society

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(Late of the Buiidfng Construction Branch of public Works Department, Sydney) All Claose» of Brickwork Constructed Large or Small Jubs-^Dlstance No Object Eetlmates and Advice Given Free Phone: Griffith 285

Passenger Car for Melbourne

"S p rin g C leaniug" t h e u t l u ot th«' opening p r o d u c t i o n t o r t lie M m h i S t a r r Covn irany’s s e a s o n at t h e Lyleum T 'h e a t r e on T u e s d a y , O c t o b e r 15.

-:o;T u n e r and R e p a ir e r . HORSE AND MOTOR HEARSE MOTOR FUNERALS CONDUCTED IN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT E lw in S tre e t, N a rra n d e ra DISTANCE NO OBJECT r -:o;representative & TUNER for Messrs. Sutton’s, of Sydney and Mel WREATHS AND DOMES AT ALL PRICES. AGENT FDR F. UNDLEY uthreayn i my roouc sh i i iinn e dt h ae si r t hpe r agi rseea t eots t , awr ht iats bourne. Visits Griffith every montb MONUMENTAL MASON tic t r i u m p h of r e c e n t y e a r s , b u t a luul Is prepared to go In any part of sm a ll m in o rity , in c lu d in g n wellthe district (distance no object) k n o w n S y d n e y c l e r g y m a n , to o k exeei« Orders left c/o 'Area News’ will b< t l o u to t h e p l a i u Uuigtiug«' u s e d in dealproMDtly attended to Established I I

The Ideal Butchery

MURIEL STARR CO. AT THE LYCEUM

We are prepared to Make-up yom own Material or to only Cut, ^ack end Pit It for you. F R A N K

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ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING This well-known company will open or DAMAGING PENQES, will be its season on Monday night and con PROSECUTED. tinue during show week, giving an (Signed) C. II, NEI.Se>N, entirely new show each night. A huge “Hill View,” canvas theatre is to bo erected in !i Tabblta, 21st July 1927. ceiiinii poaiiion, iiiid it will have seating capacity for 2000 people. Tiie (un this season is in the eapoble N O T IC E hands of “Mugsy” (Bert Desmond), Any person round Fishing Slioollng, the funniest of all comedians. Two or otheriitdse Trespassing on BLOCKS big specialty acts by Harry Little, 13 and 11. BENEREMBAH SUBDI from ^Tiller's, and Roys Jeanette, from VISION will he Prosecuted. Straying Williamson’s, on Ills famous staircase, Stock wTll be Impounded. By Order ire included. Ern Delevale, Lily JOHN McOUFPlE and CO., PTY. Volker, Mattee Jenson, and Marjory Seymour are all included in this LTD. .eason’s strong cast. .\ll the new re vues are from the pen of “Mugsy" himself. On Monday night the “Haun ted Hotel’’ will be staged, on Tuesday ‘The Jealou.s llnsbaml,’’ on Wedues ilay “Old King Cole,” on Tluirsday "Private Mugsy.’’ and on Friday, J. W . CULLEN •'Don’t Get Married.” A big prize OF WEST WYALONG matinee will be held on Saturday, AND BECKOM October 19th, at 2.30 p.m. The box plan Is now open*at Lee’s electrical -Nfotifles the residents of the district shop, next door to the Lyceum that he has PURCHASED the above business from Mr, O. C. 'Thomas, and Theatre. ««tends an invitation to.all to visit the Shop and give a trial order. GEORGE SORLIE'S POPULAR DRAMATIC COMPANY

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JOHN B. SCOTT,

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I r a j t ' d on t h e .stage tl i a u t h a t ot iln; Local S e c r e ta r y ; “ D m n i n i o n d e " tmd U u ‘ s p l e n d id c l i a n i f C. R. PARK I eri.SiU ion giv'Ui li> Mi.ss / a r a Clini on will long Ite rtinienibt Ii.'il .Mi.ss M u iiel .Starr a s “ .Mrs. U ziu m e, " g it e s a d r e s s c r e a t i o n w o rn h} M iss S t a r r m mavdeilv p o r t r a y a l a n d w in s m a n y I he opi.'iiiug sc« ill' is o n e cl t h e nio;il n ew tnhnire r.s to h e r b gioii ol dis- ' e x p e n s i v e Pai'i.-5liiu m o d e l s er'ei' seeir I'ilth's. T h e h u s b a n d is a b l y pluvial by in Ausi ialiti, c o s t i n g in t h e v icin ity , ol Mr. R u t l a n d H eek e tt. L o n g as t h e list t h r e e h u n d r e d g u i n e a s . H e \ e r a l o i l i e r is of liis Itasi succcijHes, t h e ttbov e s m a r l ci'e.ations a r e a ls o w o r n hy Miss p u i'l n ty a l is u iuloiittle dly h i s b e s t. Able Starr and o t l i e r l a d y m e m l i e r s ol t h e support is g iv en by M e s s r s . B rett «<f' ."«f emupany. i; R a n d a ll, Win, lliin lo n , W in. D a r n l e y , Mollie B r e n n a n , F r e d .M(d»oimUl, Ma«- I 1ÌOX p l a n s itre now o p e n a n d lilliug D al g l e i s h , N o e l F e n i s , l l e l e u F e r g u s m i , I'a.st at Lee’s. John B u r r y a n d M a r e e l l i u e D ’.Mroy

I A new eometly, “Laff That Oh, will The frocking of t h e ladies of (h e be given on Wednesday night, and company in this production Is one (tf that world'dlacussed drama, “Intertpe feature« of the entertnlnmeut, the tereuctó,’’ on ThuriUay night.

At the Ho-apilal committee meeting on October 8th a letter was read from Mr. P. Skeet, dated October 1st, urg ing the secretary to hold up work in Connection with Jlnstallatlon of wire less set until after the meeting. Mr, Skeet said he objected to the commit tee buying a set aa it could not afford it. Mr, Oxenham explained that about eight committeemen had discuesed the A i i \ Y i í > í i í f h advisability OÎ buying a aei, and one ÁtJé v i u > v v * » u / v a v i i i g ^ committeeman had offered £10 to wards the purchase of it. Jhe set was to cost £45. with no payments to be met until next October. It was moved and seconded that the AT E V E R Y P O S T O F F IC E set be purchased. Dr. Bodycomb said he was in favor of the committee buying the set, aa the staff was very good and a very hard-worked staff, and that anything the committee could do to make the living conditions of the staff better should be done. He assured the com mittee that It bad never had a bettor staff. Mr. Louez supported the motion, as there was no money to be paid tmtil Colliss & P atterson next October, Griffith Mr. Dennis and Mr. Thompson also Firewood Merchants spoke in favor of the motion. Dr. Burrell said he wa-s In favor of GOOD WOOD. QUICK MOTOR DELIVERY a set being procured for the hospital, REASONABLE PRICES but thought a fund should be started ORDERS LEFT AT TRENERRY BROS., PLUMBERS, YAMBIL STREET, to raise the purchase money; and that the money should not come out of the WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO present funds. Mr. McFavlaue said he strongly o'o jected to the purchase of a set with money from the lands, as right through thé hospital history that kind of thing had not been done. He Avas in favor of the hospital having a set, but not under these conditions. RICHARDS AND WEIR bog to uiipjance to the Public ot OiiflUb aud Mr. P. Skeet said he strongly objeo District tbnt they have PURCHASED the SAWMILUNG PLANT of the ted to the set being purebsaed by the Late M. T. Mirkleson, ami are now preptied to SUPPLÌ ALL DESCRIP committee. He agreed with all Dr Bodycomb had said, a b o tr t the good TIONS of SAWN TIMBER, DRESSED and UNDRESSED. A vovk being done by the present staff WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS and kueAv it Aras the commiUee’s duly to do all It could to make the staff’s G R IF F IT H P H O N E 2 4 1 an d 2 4 8 living conditions aa good as possible, but U could not afford a Avireless set. He explained that the nurses’ au-arters 'îTOi ^Avere in a deplorable state. The bed rooms had very little or no furniture, and the floor,s no covering. Most of the windows had no curtains, and ü lE S ín : . where a Avindow Avas lucity enough to have a blind the blind was out of ctlon. He thought that making the nurses* tiuarters decent Avould he h e secret of lunching well lies not only in good doing more to make their lives more food, prel)ared with perfect culinary skill, pleasant than buying them a musical quiet and ease of service, but quite as much in toy Avould. As for leaving the pay the feeling of personal comfort, aifraiTi»Ttics5 of sur ments for the next commlllce, he roundings, the atmosphere, and the people one meets. tUaught In doing that that the commit You will find lunching here most pleasant. The weJltee AA-as taking a lead fro m the alta chosen and varied menus are sure to satisfy. Avorst type of politician. The motion Avas carried, only Mes srs. McFarlaue and Skeet voting against it. B anna Avenue, Qrifjith

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(To the Editor)

Sir.-- Your article. ‘’Exterailnating Pests,” dealt only \nUh the local FRUIT PACK ERS article, Uocently a visitor of tlie same \ariety addresst'd the CousiituCASE MAKERS, & c. tional Club and rerdved a sympa tlmttc hearing. WiM*at growing, which he evidently follows, has a depressing Jonclafyan Avenue, G riffith effect on the mind, so he lelT his own district to broadcast gloom over Erullgrowcrs liav.> ymiv Enill pHrked by us and secure suhstantiaJ another section of the Area. No savings in freight on cadi cousigiimt lU. Account Bales direct to grower. doubt his articles appear very often We are also cash buyers of Fruit in .seusou. In the press, but that proves nothing, or as editors, being notoriously sympa TRY US FOR FRUIT CASES, NAILS,ETC. thetic men, are always ready to pubPHONE; 2 3 ----------------------------------------------- Box: 81» Hsli the wail,“! Of amateur scribes, v'ome again, and Join the Ohepr-up Club.—Yours, etc., CHEEKIO. Griflith, October 11, 1929.

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serious VuiS the si raying .sto,ck miisuiu t-' become as a rosillt oi ovvner.s tuvniug out .stock becau-se ot the dry weatlter lluu a conference ot all the authorities from Young to Forbes was held at (Ireufell on .Saturday to see whai rliey were going io do about it. One suggestion made was that at Suit able places wliere timber is plentiful big fires be m.wle. at wTiloh all worth less slock could be destroyed and burnt. If the stoek could write to the press they would probably protest, aiid urge some move imman treatment.

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AGENTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., HART PARR TRACTORS, RAWLINGS’ MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK ’PHONE: 286 GRIFFITH, N.S.W. BOX 382

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FOR SxVLE.—Wheatgrowing and Graziag Properties, Lucerne and Rice Farms, Orchards, Town Propertln and Businesses. OWNERS, list your Properties, Livestock, Agistment, Feed, ami Articles fur Sale, with us. Sole District Agents for New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. Livestock Trucks Ordered; \Vool, Skins, Hides and Tallow Consigned ; Waybills Supplied; Finance arranged for Stock Purposes; All classes of Insurance effected with the Ceur 1 Insurance Co., Ltd. OTHER AGENCIES.—Gibbins Farm Machinery and Implements, Wolsley and Lister Engines, Shearing Mach nes, Electric Lighting Sets, Twin City Tractors, etc., etc. AUCTION SALÉS CONDUCTED ANYWHERE SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESMEN, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192)

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FOR SALa ludlan Scout and Sidecar, £35. Splendid order and well shod. FRIDAY, 1st NOVEMBER O’Douueir« Cycle Shop, Cohen Build ■”1--------Ilctrospectlou I.s oDeu luteiesUng (In Aid of Griffith District Hospital) ings, Griffith. Some months ago Grlfllth was amazed R. R. Thorue, Secretary. FOR SALE, Reaper and Binder, BX to see a number of signboanls on the grass plots in Bnuna Avenue. When Whelan. Farm 321, Bllbul. it wft.s learned that iheae were rcmlu FOR SALE, 50 tons clean new' Wheat ders of the proiiosed ho.spltal Pageant, on Hay. For sale in stack at £5 10 und it was noticed that they extended per ton, ~ Owner will give terms to from the Jontiaryun Avenue corner t-o Ulong Street corner It was thoughi, FIVE-ACRE FARM AT YOOGALI approved buyer; on^o-thlrd cash, that the orsanisers* hopes excee.dtic; Water laid on, Windmill and Piping, lialance three a»d eljf months. their good sense. But on Monday if 1 acre Apricots (Lull-beariug), 1 doz. Seymour and Roxburgh, Ageut», , was proved that there had Jieen an ,j\lixed 1Ttees, 1 acre Lucerue; Good Griffith, underestimate rather than ali ex Soil, Haudy to School. No Agents. FURNISHED and Unfurnished Rooms aggeration in the first anticipations. Apply—649 Yoogali to Let. Mrs. C. M. Pearson, Yambil The procession extended in length Street, Griffith. from ,Tondaryau Avenue to Ulong Street, wltii a little bit left over round WANTED FUR SAI>B1 (Tuesday), Clothes, the corners. UÑBRANDKD BEER BOT'I'LES; wilt Basket, Baby’s Bath, Cane l/vunge, Money Still Coming pay 1 '3 cash tier doz, tlelivcred. BeeL Cano Chair, Y'iekor Chair, 2 Wooden Chairs, Kitchen Table, Wuluut Ores N o >stuteinen1 ha.s y et b e e n m a d e re ^bangera M'inery Ltd., Beelbangera, ■sing Chest, Double Wire Btrolcher, g a r d i u g Die f i n a n c i a l r'esnll of t h e Fa Cliild’s High Chair, Cot. H. M. W'ard, g é a n t a p p e a l , f o r m o n e y is st ill c o m in g in, b u t t h e “ A r e a N e w s ’ ” e s t i m a t e w e a fi ri v a t e s c r e e n i n g before tin kYirm 77, Griffith. RECORD OF PAGEANT FESTIVITIES

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o f £ 5 0 0 m a y n o t be v e r y f a r f r o m t h e m a r k . 'P h ere w ill h e a m e e t i n g o f t h e o r g a n i s i n g c o m m i t t e e h e l d tv i t h i u Die n e x t few d a y s , w h e n t h e I 'a g e a n t ’ in all Us d e t a i l s will b e d h se n ss ed , a n d b y t h a t l i m e , t h e f in a n c ia l s i d e of t h e v e n t u r e slioiihl b e o p e n fo r i n s p e e t i o n

M i n i s t e r t o r H e a l t h , H o s p i t a l s ’ ComFOR S/ALE, ’I'wo McCormack Binder.s, m i s s i o n , a n d t h e M i n i s t e r f o r A g ricu l in good ordcT, worked last season. C. t a r e , Mr. T li o r b y , a n d t h e W.C . am*. F. Leckie, Yambil Street, Grillilh. I.C. ' It i s e x p e c t e d t h a t Hie C o m m i s s i o n will be p e r s u a d e d to m a k e s o m e FURNISH the Spare Room for £11 c o n t r i b u t i o n t o w a r d s t h e s c r e e n i n g of 5/-.—Three-piece Oak Suite, Single t h e film t h r o u g l i o u t .\ii.stralia. T his Bedstead, Kap. Mattress and Fillow, ,, i m o l v e s iv e o i t a i i i coat wliieli t h e lius Felt Base Square, or 8 yards Engli.sh Making the Film jiital a u t h o r i t i e s d o n o t fe e l call 'Phe m o v i n g id c f u re , f r o m vvhicli so ed u p o n to h e a r , a n d yet w liieh wou ld IJno. Any article supidied separately. This scdieme is, worth inspection. — m u c h is lioped, bot.li a s r e g a i ’d s iin a n b e j u s t i f i e d in t h e a d v e r t i s e m e m AÍACK.YY & CO., COMPLETE HOUSE cial “ b o o s t ” f o r tlie h o si i i t a l a n d ad whicli it w o u ld g i v e Hie A r e a . One v e r t i s i n g “ b o o s t ” fo r t h e tow n a n d d i s cojiy o f t h e film will go to A n s tr a l l i . FUKNISHERS, GUIEFlTH. tr ic t , i s n o w in t h e c o u r s e of m a k i n g H o u s e in T.ondon, w h e r e it will bi T lie t i t l e s h a v e b e e n se n t how n to u s e d in ad v ert i.sing A m st r a l i u 's r e INDIAN SCOUT Motor Cycle for sale. Good order. £25, O’DouueU's, tlie Fox F ilm C o m tia n y , a n d it is Imiied s o u r c e s . 'I’lie C o m m i s s i o n n u d e r to o U t h a t t lie f i n is h e d p r o d u c t m a y be n o r e s i i o u s ib i l U y i n t h e s t a g i n g of t h e Cohen's Buildings, Grillilh. r e a d y f o r r e l e a s e w i i l i i h I e h d a y s ni film o r Hie i a k l i i g o f Hie i iic tu re , but JUST opening fresh and now designs a f o r t n i g h t . A n a n n o u n c e m e n t reg arft a i i f o p e r c l a i m will b e m a d e o n Hie of Shopping Bags; useful presents at i n g t h e s c r e e n i n g o f Hie film w ill be a d i n i n i s l r a l i o n fo r lielp in Hie d l r e t b’/ll eaqh. G. W'^. Speirs, Our Jeweller. in aiie a s s o o n a s t h e C o m tia u y a m i m m Hon i m l i c a l e d . It w o u l d be a j h t y . CCS w h e n tlie film will b e reaily. e e r t a i u l y , if t h i s u n i q u e p u b l i c i t y oi> tiUIET School Pony ami Saddle and Bet'ori' it leave's S y d n e y Hk 'I'o . wiU p ort u n i t y w e r e t u 'g le c te d , Bridle for Sale, £1 .10 - the lot. 0.

F. Leckie, Griffith. TIME is day uud night; so Is (he Ben W’atch. Get one to day, 8/6 plain, 12/6 luminous. G. WL Speirs, Our Jeweller.

C A SE M A K ER G riffith P acking Shed (R egd.)

TWO Spring Carts for Sale at bar gain prices. C. F. Leckie, Griffith.

(Agent, London Assurance, Fire and Accident) DISTRICT AGENT FUR LIG! ITNlNG FRUIT GRADERBEST ON TIN] MARKET COOPER’S CELEBRATED ORCHARD SPRAVING MATERlAI. OBTAINABLE AT MY NEW SHOWROOMS

WANTED, immediately, Particulars of Fat and Store Cattle. II. O. Peck, Auctioneer, Griffith. ... .

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WA.NTED, Good Saddle Pony, .^pp]^, II. Stewart, Farm 1861, Lakovlew.

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WANTED, Man to Clear 100 acres. Guihen Bros. WAN TED, 1¿ tons Wool, back loading 4 for truck going to Melbourne. Partícu lars, W. Cooney, Griffith, «»

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August,* wa.s a d v e i t i s e d , in r o n e p l i u u c e w i t h tlio law in tlio “ A r e a N e w s , ” a new.spap^'V r i r r n l a t i u g Avilhht Cr Kelly m o v ed llie l e s o ltilio n in t h e A r e a , on tlie 2nd Sepn-ujdjor, nwiha icli w a s Hceomled bv Cr, S h a w . 1929, an d in t h e “ C o v e r n n i e n t ( ¡ a z i d t o ” on t h e tJlh S e p t e m b e r , l!t29. T h e s t a Or. ( ’oiicli .said t h a t lie wou ld 'Sinit u t o r y p erio d of o n e nio pili, w illiin p o rt llie m o r e . Ilia oiijiosif.ioll to t h e w h i e h rHfej>ayor.s w e r e e n t i t l e d to po- propo.siil iirevioiisly h a d Ip'eu d iettited titiou fur a poll on ilie rp iestion, h a v by tile fact ti i a t t h e r a t e p a y e r s h a d ing elay.sed, a n d no p e t i t i o n liav iu g not b e e n c o B su lie d , hut now tliat a been r e e e i v e d . I w ould i h a n k y o u to, p e t i t i o n h a d b e e n p n 'j i a r e d a n d h a d a t t h e m e e t i n g , i'ormally jia.-es a r e s o not b e e n j o e s e u t t 'd , it a p i i 'a n e d t h a t lution t h a t a c t i o n be I'oitliwith take;) tl i e r e w;is not a m a j o r i t y oi tlie iieople to obtain t h e G o v e r n m e n r s c o n s e n t to a g a i n s t tlio pioiiostils. the proposed bo rro w in g .” I l l - a n s w e r to Cr. i l i i d s o n Cr. K elly T h i s w a s t h e te x t of a m i n u t e ]ire s a i d t h a t tlio r e s o l u t i o n w a s p u r e l y Iteuted by Cr, K elly , t h e r i e s i d e n t . to foru tal. “ 1 did nut c o t n m i t t h e C o u n c il Shir« Council on Wednesday to t h e b o r r o w i n g of a n y stpeciul s u m . ”

Hurrah! Slrawlierries and Neslle’s Cream! Ol' sluHikl alwavs keep .Ncsllc’s Cr<‘ani in ihc jiaiilrv lead) for instani iisi*. iNcstlc !^ is purp. H<]l (ouiitr) (TcaiiL shH’iiizrtl ami scaled so that it keeps iiDlciinitelN a lireat standi») for tliose who love cream with strawlterries, stewed or tinned Iriiits ami fruit salatls. ami in trifles, euke - iillin;2;s. i n ' - eream, eoffee. soups, saiiet's, ete.

(hH a supply ol iNeslie s (irciiin io-dax from your jirocer or any food.-lio[». In .VO/, (diiss .lars fnscfnl when nnpiv ), Also in Seahal J ins: ( i i t v ant! Snhnrhan Prices, lo/.. Vid.; 8<.z„ 1/3; l2oz.. 1 8.

IMI’OUNDED \T GRIFFIT.H on Hio third day of October, 1929, from Re serve, by E. Kurtz;—Bay draught Filly, while *face, 1 white feet, no visible brand, supposed ago 2 years. IF NOT HFLEASED will be Sold by public auction at iliis pound at noon on the seveuteenth October, 1929.—C. R. l.EE, Pouudkeeper. NOTICE I W IS^H to uoHl'y Hie haw a ( l u u m l t y " ol S T R A I N E R S fo r S A L E , T I C U L A K S — A p p ly J. T UNDA G A R A G E .

public that I I’US'l S and FULL P.Ul EDW.UÎDS,

NOTICE 1 W I S H to u o lify ( h e p u b l i c t h a t J a m AGEN T F U R A L L K IN D S O F BAGS:*’’ O r d e r ea r ly . P r o m p t a t t e n t i o n , F U L L P A R T I C U L A R S - A p p l y J UD’W ARD S, YEN d a G A R A tiU . ,

Auction Sale A/c. F. J, COUGHLAN, ES<3.

At Farm 1300 Ballingall3 Miles Griffith

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Mow«]', Tools, etc., lo be Sold Without Reserve. Ford Motor Car will «■ also be Auctioned See Full Particulars Last Issue S e y m o u r 4k R o x b u rg h . y

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Eleventh Annual -Show Brings Fresh Fame to Griffith (A rea ^ e f e « Printed and Published by the sole proprietor, P. J. ¡Slattery, at his registered printing oiBce, Banna Avenue, Griffith, in the State of New South Wales, Australia. Griffith, T h u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 17, 1929

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—--------♦--------- Children have been burdened with such names as Honatius, Abraham, Washington, Hector and the like in the belief that the name might act as a stimulant to high endeavor. It is rather signifi cant that no child so named, .after the (original, has risen to eminence. Perhaps the burden has been too gieat to bear. With some such idea as per. suades fond parents to give great names to their offspring rural show socieGes attach long-winded and high-sounding names to their annual exhibitions. Such events as the Whoopville Pastoral, Agri cultural, and Horticultural Show are advertised throughout the State. It seems to be a rule that the smaller the show the more grandiloquent the name. There is this about a name, however, that the more ambitious it is the more disappointing any failure to live up to it. The Griffith Show So ciety has avoided the temptation to attach too promising a title to its annual exhibition, but even such a name as the Griffith Agiicultural Show does raise an ex pectation that the Show itself does not fulfil. The Eleventh Annual Show, celebrated this week, was in every way a record. It was a splendid achievement in organisa tion and in execution, but viewed in retrospect can it be regarded as a worthy exhibition of the produc tion of the Area? Excellent as they were, are th^ fruit, the agri cultural, and the stock exhibits truly representative of the pro duce of our rich district, for in the aggregate, it is rich in resources. In the diversity of its production the Irrigation Area has the advantage over many other districts in the Stale, but our Annual Show is, to a large extent, a repetition of shows held in every large centre in the State. That such is the case is not the fault of the Show Society. The apathy of the producers of the district is to blame, it would be safe to assert that ninety per cent, of the farm homes of the district were reperesented in the crowds at the showground yesterday, but not more than five per cent, of the farms were represented in the competitive sections. Griffith people have not yet learned that attendance at the Show does not constitute support of the Society and its excellent endeavors. The objective of the Society, and towards which every producer in the district should co operate, should be at least one exhibit from every farm in the district. Our Show is sometimes called the “Area’s Shop Window.” Well, the shop window gives a very poor in dication of the wealth of industry and production which the Area possesses. It was significant in deed that two large Area farmers divided the majority of the prizes In the fresh fruit section. It is not suggested that these exhibits would not have won against all-

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Brilliant weather favored the îxhibition. The rain which fell in the week end cleared away bef-x t; the Show opened on Tuesd.iy, and for two days the skies were practically cloudless, and, best of all, thcie was an .absolute absence of that dust which in ether years hung like a pall over the grounds. The public responded wonderfu ly. The attendance on Tuesday was no better than the average, and it was feared that tha Pageant had, in fact, interfered with the Show attendance, but the fears were ban ished on Wednesday morning when from the time the gates opened a continuous stream of people flowed into the grounds, and by three o'clock in the afternoon it was known that still .another record would be created. ** From the entertainment point of view the Show was an unprece dented success, but the entries In a number of the sections were dis appointing in numbers, and, in some cases in quality also. The Show is, year by year, losing something of its agricultural quality and tak ing on the character of a trade and industries fair. That, perhaps, ■ is due to the trend of the times. The ring, the side shows, the motor car and machinery exhibits and the pavilion were the principaf. centres of interest, and it was a notable tribute to the better arrangement of the ground spaces that has been effected in recent years that most people imagined that there were fewer people on the ground yesterday than on the principal days in years gone by. There was none of that bustle and confusion that is so often associated with rural showgrounds. Details of the takings at the gates and from other sources are pub lished elsewhere.

F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y , . O c t o b e r 18 a n d 19.— C o l e m a n 's N e w P a n t o n i i n e Co., M a r q u e e , Griffith, SatuM ay,

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Big D uplex Printing s o n i n ‘M o d e r n M a r r i a g e , ’ a n d W i l liam H a in e s a n d M a rion D avies in Press ‘S h o w P e o p l e ’ a t t h e L y c e u m . To

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The Proprietor of the “Area News” when in Syd ney recently completed a very large purchase of additional up-to-date m.achinery for inTristailatioh at .a very early date. The first consignment of new job printing type has ar rived, a second typesetting machine is due here next week and following closely will be a big Duplex Printing Machine. Several alterations will be made in our printing works. The Job Printing Department will be separated from the Newspaper Section. The “Area News” will then be issued three times weekly—Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, with an improved news service. The installation of this great Duplex Press will' place Griffith's newspaper office far ahead of any other in the Riverina.

M o n d a y , O c t o b e r 21.— M a r i a C o r d i a i n 'A M o d e r n D u B a r r y ’ a n d L e a tric ® J o y in ‘H o n o r A b o v e A ll’ a t L y c e u m . T u e s d a y , O c t o b e r 22.— N a r r a n d e r a S p e c i a l S h e e p a n d C a t t l e S ale. J. H . K e n n e d y a n d Co. L td ., A u c t i o n e e r s . W e d n e s d a y , O c t o b e r 23, a t 8 p .m .— U r g e n t a n d I m p o r t a n t M e e t i n g o f all R e tu r n e d S o ld ier S e ttle r s a t M em orial H a ll, Griffith. W ednesday, O c t o b e r 23;— A u c t i o n S ale, a / c M r. P . J. C o u g h l a u , a t F a r m 1300, B a ll i u g a l l . Seym our and Rox burgh, A uctioneera. T h u r s d a y , t f b t o b e r 31.— C a l e d o n i a n S o c i e t y ’s “ H a l l o w ’e e n ” S o c i a l and D a n c e , B i l b u l H all. T u e s d a y , N o v e m b e r 12.— Griffith D is t r i c t S c h o o l C o n c e r t , L y c e u m , Griffith.

D aring R obbery :o:BUSINESS PREMISES ENTERED MONKY A N D G O O D S STU L h IN T h e p re m ise s occupied b y ‘M essrs. K ey w orth and Pow er, m erchantji and a g e n t s , i n Y am b il S t r e e t , w a s . b i p k e n into on M o n d a y n ig h t by th ie v e s w ho r e m o v e d t h e c o n t e n t s o f t h e till, a b o u t £ 2 9 . a n d a q u a n t i t y of t o b a c c o a n d cigarettes. W h e n Mr. S. K e y w o r t h e n t e r e d hla piem ises on Tuesday m o rn in g ho fo und t h e till l y i n g on tjie floo r, em pty. E n t r a n c e lo tlie building liad b e e n f o r c e d t h r o u g li t h e front

th e h o u r a t w hich All f e a r s re,'i;aiding t h e w e a t h e r H a r r i s , a n d on tlie c o m m i t t e e . This, Ute d o o r s w e r e s h u t o n M o n d a y e v e n v e r e d i s s i p a t e d o n T u e.s d ay rnornin.* f e a t u r e w a s n o t e d a p p r e c l a l i v e l y by a i n g a n d Mr. K e y w o r t h ’s a r r i v a l on v h ich b r o k e line, c l e a r , a m i cool, j n u m b e r ut e x p e r i e n c e d c l i o w m e u a n d T u e s d a y m orning. it was not a T h ere w a s a light b r e e z e b l o w in g , but|(*xliibitorH. T h e r e m a y b e f u r t h e r im LYCEUM DE LU X E u s u a l p r a c t i c e to l e a v e m o u e y o n t h e Hie g r o u n d w a s s t i l l d a m p I'rom t h e | p r o v e m e n t s t h a t c a n be effe cted , an d p r e m i s e s o v e r n i g h t , b u t £ 2 9 in c a s h -,----- ;o:------•aiu of t h e p r e c i 'd i n g d a y s , a n d t h e r e t l i e s e n o d o u b t w e r e n iited by the I h a d b e e n left in t h e till o n M o n d a y m a n a g o m e u l., h u t tln-y w e r e n o t apA f t e r f i n r- c o m b i n g tlie m o t i o n plc-^ n i g h t , a n d w i t h t h e e x c e p t i o n o f a v as a c o m p l e t e a b s e n c e of d u s t . p a r e n t to t h e c a s u a l o b s e r v e r . l u r e i n d u s t r y f o r w e e k s a n d m a k i n g a^fe w o d d c o i n s t h i s w a s all s t o l e n b y

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t o t a l of e i g h t y - t h r e e t e s t s of a .s p i ra n t s ^ H i e t h i e v e s wlio a l s o to o k s o m e c l g a i At the Ringside T h e a r r a n g e m e n t of t h e g i'o u u d s o r the l e a d i n g .iuvenile r o l e o p p o s i t e j e t t e s a n d to b a c c o . eft l i t t l e to b e d e s i l c d . Impi'OVem(‘lltS WliiU Ls tlu- p r iu c iim l f calu i'e of an ‘M o d .rtn M tiv riag e”, H e tty B r o n s o n lav e ^ '6 1 1 effccte'd e v e r y y e a i ’, u n til a g r i c u l t u r a l show ? T h o ring, (lorliaps, t h e F i r s t N a t i o n a l p i c t u r e c o m i n g to .Maria C u r d a , t h e c h a r m i n g H u n g a r i a n h is y e a r t h e a l l o c a t i o n o f s i t e s w as l a k e s p r i d e o f place. . \ l leas t il pr o eally well d e s i g n e d . ’T h ere w a s tip v i d e s t h e m o s t c o n t i n u o u s a n d \ a r i c d t h e l . y c e u m T h e a t r e o n S a t u r d a y , t l i e j u c t r e s s , w iio s t a r r e d in “T e s h a , ”' w ill o n g t i s l i o n o r c o n f u s i o n , a n d y e t Uni e n t e r t a i n m e n t . T h e i'e w a s no e.\c(‘p histrionic, p lu n i w a s a v v a n le d to y o u n g a g a i n b r i g h t e n t h e s c r e e n w i t h h e r Hie sy m j)aU ieiiC |c ap tiv atin g perso n ality . T h e fllm i n o u v e n i c n o e o t t h e p u b l i c a n d tlu' ox lio n at t h e Gr illllli Show I h is yea> i l i c h a r d Vy'alling, i b i t o r s b a d b e e n s t u d i e d . 'The si d e T h e e n t r i e s in t h e r i n g e v e n t s wei-' c l e a r - e y e d y o u n g s t e r , w h o w a s co-^ w h i c h s h e is s t a r r e d i s e n t i t l e d “A h o w s , t h e b i g g e s t siu g h ! f e a t u r e ot good. Mr. J u d d a n d o i l i e r w ell-know a f e a t u r e d w i t h J a n e t G a y u o r in “ Big®.’’ jM<(deru Du B a r r y , ’ a n d a l s o s t a r s J e a n lie sliow, h a d a n a r e a all to t h e m s e i - co m iK 't ito i’S w e r e reprexsented, a n d , ^ o u n g W a l l i n g is t h e s o n of t h e pio-jUi-ydiu, t h a t h a n d s o m e y o u n g p l a y e r , e.s. 'The m o t o r c a r a n d m a c h i n e ! ■* tliougli t h e y t o o k a w a y m o s t o f t h e n e e r a c t o r W i l l i a m WHlliiig, w h o p l a y -who a p p e a r e d in “ M o u lin R o u g e . ” T h i s production, d ire c te d by 'i s p l a y s w e r e p la c e d pi'o m iu eiitly he p r iz e s, local o w n e r s h a d a .share ot ed o n e of t h e m a i n r o l e s in ‘T h e I r o u j i i p u }y ¡m M o r s e .” O t h e r p l a y e r s in t h e . b r i l l i a n t A l e x a n d e r K o r da, and released by w e e n t h e s a d d l i n g p a d d o c k a n d t h e t h e p lu m s . c a s t i n c l u d e B e t t y B r o n s o n . A lec B C i n e m a A r t F i l m s L td . It is a b r i g h t (avilion. 'The l i q u o r b o o t h w a s situc. Sporting Family F r a n c i s , H e d d a H o p p e r , S a r a h P a d d e i i , jy^yj-y yf ^ u i t i e s h o p g irl, w h o s e b r i g h t ed well a w a y f r o m t h e c e n t r e s w h e r e T h a t flue h o r s e w o m a n , M rs. Irv in, Nasli, W i l l i a m W e l s h a n d g o o d lo o k s a n d s p a r k l i n g v i v a c i t y cap h e c r o w d c o n g r e g a t e d , a n d yet n eat is a w o n d e r f u l s u p p o r t e r of t h e (!flf J u n e h e a r t s of all m e n slie m e e t s . ■n o u g h to call llie t h i r s t y . '1 i't* a r iilh .Show, e s p e c i a l l y hi Hie r in g A r t h n r Haiikin. K in g \ id o r u s e d a n g e i n c n t s r e l i e c t c d cr e d it bit t h e e v e n t s . .Mr. I rv in is a m e m b e r ot t h e (HllVrciit moHoii p i c t u r e c o m p a n i e s in M „vio f a n s sh o u l d look f o r w a r d to t h i s o n e day'.s d i r e c t i o n ot “ Sho w P eo p le, |( qetui.o, w h i c h c o m e s to t h e L y c e u m u'ouucl s t e w a r d s , M‘!Shi's . y ifaw ¡iiid Sliow' com m itle.e, a n d h e an d Mrs t h e new M a ru m Da vis-W illiain H a i n e s u e x t M o n d a y . — “ H o n o r .^bov’O I r v i n a n d m em b er.s o f t h e i r fam ily CO s t a r r i n g p i c t u r e , wtiich c o m e s A ll” will be a b ig a t t r a c t i o n a t t h e Lycomers, for the quality was splen p a t r o n i s e Du' show lib erally . Ihitrle.-did, but it is a reflection on the f ro m tlielr s t a b l e s a n d t a n a m ay be Hic L y c e u m T l i e a i r e on S a t u r d a y o e u m T h e a t r e o n M o n d a y n i g h t . T h l a n ii'h l. T h e a u d i e n c e s , if t h e y lo o k Hyccolleut p i c t u r e tell.s t h e sportsmanship and the public fo u n d in a l m o s t e v e r y Mwlion. an d c a r e f u l l y , will be m vim a «luick loul; penurious A u strian b aro n spirit of the horticulturists that c o m i m t i n g succes.sftilly, too. .Mrs a t W i l l i a m H a i n e s a n d A n i t a P a g e h o w islies hi.s nepla^w a n d h e i r to this competition was not provided. li v i n , wlio is o n e of tlie m o st acconi- w o rk d ig in a sc ern ' f ro m ' I c l l iiig 'i h e ^ Imw.i,.j.y j.p.p iji-ew-er’s d a u g h t e r . T h e The Show Society this year idirilied hor.scwoim'U in t h e S l a t e , W o r l d ' .loan C i a w f o i d , Joliii Mack l a d y is u n l o v e l y a n d t h e r e is a g i r l receives the congratulations of a g a i n won a niuiib,u- of p i i z e s (Ids Brow 11 a n d Durntliy Scb a.sHon in " O u r h as the y o ung the whole community on the excel y e a r , a n d t w o of h e r c h i l d r e n alsi^ Daiicinj D a u g l i j e r s : a n d L o u is e Loi- in t h e af vfei lclHa goeu s. wHio A h u n ch b ack cripple lence of its organisation, the won p r iz e s In Hie c h i l d r e n 's e v e n t s in ^f a i n e a n d l^aw r e n c c C r a y pl aynng witli v i lla g e m a i d e n , a n d ev en tu al* quality of the entertainment pro t h e ring. j Flash, t h e dog s t a r , w h ile m a k i n g py tre a c h e ry an d tlw vided, and the fine financial suc Trotting Enthusiasts j ‘S l u o io w s of t h e N ig h t. t h e c a s t ot p e r t l d i ty , h e Is" e n a b l e d tot cess achieved; next year it would in t h e t r o t t i n g e v e n t s , p a r t i c u l a r l y “ S h o p I’eoiile iiK'lmics ,!ohn H ilb i'r l. -('iH.i-e is uu u n o x p o o t e d be refreshing to hear the pro local o w n e r s w e r e wadi to t h e lore. Cli.u l '.*. (Tiaidiii, N o r m a Ttilmiidge. gveat d r a m a t i c p o w e r . Leaducers congratulated on the boun Mr. S. K. B lack, a u o lh m - sh o w c o m Don F a i r b a n k s , ami lu aiiy e t l i c r j o g g y p Scbildkraut, Nila tifulness of their contribution to n i i t l e e i m u i , is a n e n i U u s i a s H c ti'cl.Hiig o td eb r ilie a iAslher, Senna Owen, May Robeon. the Show. It might as well be an m a n a n d a line s p o r t s m a n H e e n tev s P io tare patroi-i.s .'il Hie Lyi e n m A lb ert G r a n a n d F r a u c h R e l c h e r f o r m

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T hyttday, Oct. 2 4 , G riffith Mirthmakers’ at Lyceum Theatre ¿íí'’

J S with ti tfte reach o f alU At thii up-to-date Pen itl ,^urgery at! forth ran be remrdietl. I he worhnumdiip is beyond r proa-h and the niatri ,als are the best procursible. Vcnir appearan e and hratfb demand pood teeth. C O

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OPPOSITE POST OFFICE lie closed the hut door and shouted QRIFFITH Banna avenue to hlB companions Inside: "Here you G R IF F IT H are! Skin that while 1 fetch another.” WILL be pleased to receive particu o------ o lars of Properties and Stock For Sale The Boy: "You look a sensible girl; AUCTION 8ALEB CONDUCTED lb Auction Sales Conducted in any part ANY FART OF THE STATE. ... of the District; Weekly Auction Mar let’s get married.” J . L S E R IO R I. The Girl: "No, thank you. I’m as STOCK A PROPERTY LISTS ON ket EVERY SATURDAY at I p.m. sensible as 1 look.” (B.D.S.) P . C. McKenna & Sons APPLICATION. AGENT FOR— 0------o (WnJversity of Sydney) PHONE 98. BOX 113b Assistant: "Yes, sir, those socks DENTAL BURGEON. M u s ic & P ia n o H ouse Massey Hards So. Ltd. -Farming HOURS I I a.m. till 6 p.m., or will give' perfect- satist'action. rve BANNA AVENUE, ORIFFITH ilachlnery'; May and Miller—Wim worn them myself for the last two BY APPOINTMENT. mera Scarifier; Dalgety and Co. Ltd, (Next to Marshalls, Dentist) months.” —Stock, Properties, Wool and Mer H . 0 . P E C K , Customer: "Have you a pair like Sole Agents for Buttons Ltd., famom Address j chandise Departments r- Mt. Lyell CroBSley 8-Valve and All Electric them you haven’t worn so long?” Superphosphate; General Accident A u c tio n e e r , R u ra l B an k C h a m b e rs 0------o Radios Fire and Life Corporation I.td.—All GRIFFITH. Also the Katster, and Attwater Kent Phone I 141. Gloria Llgnt , S to c k aud S t a t io n A g e n t . Claeses of Insurance; “WHO’S YOUR lyilLKMAN” Etc. Qo. Ltd.—Benzine and Eiectdn Light’ A teetotaller avIio visited various Agents for C. H. McFarland Ltd., foi lag Systems. H o te l G r if fith B u ild in g s . towns to speak on lenifteranue was iij the Rudolf, Steinberg, Gustave, J . E . A N D R E A . the habit of ostentatiously drinking a SJasy Terms, ’Phoinei Grunin lua fitrauch, an d the Hollywood Playei G R IF F IT H glass of milk on the platform before Pianos; also the Spaethe, P. Webber, PHONE : 300. beginning his speech. L.D.S., B.b.Sc. (Melb. Unlv.) Gundermann and Zeuerbach Pianos At one place some of the more Clearing Sales Cooi/ucted in Any Pai SURGEON DENTIST Repairs to All IVkJsical Instruments, of the District. high-spirited members of the audience ^ A . L . T O N G S Including Plano Tuning, Pbonograpli Trucks Ordered for Any f',irketB. NEXT CARNEY AND SON, had added a little whisky to the milk Repairs. The best English Springs Agent for— GRIFFITH Land Salesman A Commiselon Agent before the lecturer appeared. and Parts Stocked. Jazz Bands a AustraJIan General Fire Inaursnce H ours i Draihihg the glass to the end the Specialty BO„ Ltd. 3 a.m. to 6 p.m.; later, by appointment total abstainer put it down reluctantly, FINLEY, N.8.W, RHONE: 325 Visits : and with a sigh of satisfaction ejacu Yenda—Every fourth Sunday in lated: "Jove, what a co-w!” each month 0-------0 L . H . D IC K S O N Rankin's Springs—1st Sunday in KEROSENE FARM AND AFTER THE SMASH each month With a case of eggs upon his ben GENERAL PURPOSE Telephone: 271 ded back, the man made his way along • OLICIT OR the pavement. Then the accident Imp RURAL BANK CHAMBERS THE pened. MANNA AVENUc, GRIFFITH Ruefully the man regarded the scat teredw-dehrm of -sbens and rrirmiiig gm v DttsGftg e fïlc îis it yuJk.s, aud prucet'ded to eoDeel the ^ E Í a ^ aj’tejlJpeedicj’ t Diuthun G . W . A . W E L C H Will Do All few eggs that remained unbroken. A r c h it e c t . Your Farm ^ A passerby volunteered a-theeriug RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, word. Work QRIFFITH. "My poor maul” he exclaimed. Sox lO ----------- 'Phone: 118. Cheaply and "Have you dropped your eggs?” RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, Efficiently The luckless uue scowled. LEETON. See It At “Oh, no!” he answered, acidly. ‘Tm A complete covering 'Phoaei 4f. BOX II. of trees, vlues aud just giviug a free demoustratiou of OUR DEPOT vegetables with protective materials our new system of opeu-air cookery, fa assured with EFFECTIVE G.B I m making an omelette.’ 0——:-0 DUSTS applied with the NOT SO DANGEROUS Mr. Sharp’s performances iin the P R O D U C E M E R C H A N T S A N D C O M M IS S IO N card-room of a certain club had long A G E N T S been the subject of suspicion; indeed, B L O W E R if u S T C U N more tiiau oue member had expressed Y A M B IL S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H P h o n e : 1 7 6 The Gun is handy, easy to operate the opinion that Mr. Sharp was a aud most important of all, when crops rogue. C a s e T r a c t o r s , S h e a r e r Im p le m e n t s o f a ll T y p e s are at stake, it does the job well. One evening the suspected one was S O L E A G E N T S F O R East street, Narandera caught red-hauded, and exposed before GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO, Vlilta Mr. Duff’a Pharmacy, Griffith, Farmera’^ Implement Co., Anderaon'a Seeda, Cuming Smith Fertiliaera, 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE the whole company; whereupon the in Second Thursday Each Month Alfa-Laval Separator», Planet Junior Farm and Garden Implement», dignant members kicked him from the Queen»land In»uranca Company top of the stairs to the bottom. C A S H B U Y E R S O F W O O L S K IN S A N D B A G S Rising painfully he hobbled away to the horn«' of a ceiiain member of the club, ail'd coniidaiiied of the treat J . F . W A L S H . S U P E R B C Y C L E A G E N C Y ment he had received. PLASTERER “What would you do lii my case?” PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL he asked, BAL. fine old SHERRY _ . I V#.. t"Well I should certainlv play Oil the All Claiaaa of Plaster and Cement 10/. SELECT RICH SHERRY INVALID F O R T ------ — Work Undertaken. ground iioor iu future it's .safer,”-was 12/fl WHITE MUSCAT_____ .WHITE PORT_________ FARM 582. GRIFFITH the eoiuforliug reiil.v. 7/6 SPECIAL CHABLIS _ » •ELECT RICH PORT-----DISTRICT AGENT IMPtF . -- . . ■

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SOLVkD H IR E C A R P'our-.veav-ol<l Hobby, perched uii lii.s G R I F F I T H lather’s knee tu the crowded bus, look S E R V IC E ed hard at llui stout, gaudily-dressed J. POLLARD woman ,as she bustled iig sniffed con FARM 865, GRIFFITH temptuously, aud wedged herself luto drives hire cars by day or the only .stmt left. NIGHT Then he turued to Ids mother. Careful Driving : Good Car “Mum,” he said, loudly, “it’s a lady.” Phone: 328 "Hush,” Bobby dear,” mother check ed him; "we know.” L . B E R E C R Y

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The Kev. W. G. Benuett, rector of St. Alban’a, la conliued to his bed suf fering from a serious attack of con gestion of the lungs. Among the visitors to the Show was that old Trend of the Area, Mr. O. M. Wattace, w'hose home Is now at Manley. Mr. Wallace was on a tusiness visit to a district not so very lar from Grif fith, and he decided to come across for the Show where he reuewMjd friend ships on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. K. D. Weslmure is at preseiit,at his farm near Griffith. Mr, Westmore, who is secretary of the Town and Counti’y Union of N.S.W., is a resident of Sydney, but visits his Griffith, pro perty from time to time. Mr. C. W. Oxenham, president of the Griflith Hospital Committee, is in Syd ney in connection with the making of the Pageant film, which will i)e relea.sed in Griffith probably next week. The Rev. Mother-General of tlie Goulburn and Wagga diocese, and her assistant are spending a v, eek at Grif fith, staying at St. Patrick’s Convent. At the Sacred Heart Church, Grif fith, on Wednesday morning, a quiet wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Father O’Dea. The contracting parties were Mr. Patrick Rossiter (the wellknown fruit commission agent) and Miss Bridget WhelaJi. Miss. Kathleen Kennedy was bridesmaid, and Mr. Louis L. Ryan best man.

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Mr- Q. J- Kvatt, resident commis sioner of the M.I.A. has returned to Sydney from London, where he was despatched by the State Government to report on marketing problems. Mr. Kvutt has submilted an exten sive report to Mr. Tliorby, Minister for Agriculture. CHEAP TRAINS TO SYDNEY

Following the practice wffiich has been much appreciated by country people generally for several yeaia past, the Railw'ay Commissioners an nounce a schedule of cheap trains to Sydney for the convenience of pri mary producers and others at tlie end of this month. These late October and early November trains have come to be known as “Farmers' Excursions, being arranged at a time of Uie year when country people generally are rble to visit the metropolis without inconvenience to the carrying on of their industries. AUeuUuu is drawn in our business columns to the tact tliat the cheap trains will leave Grif-Ftidiiy;;- Movembei—lr- at b.ffila.m. and 10.25 a.m. YENDA METHODIST FAIR

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The Annual Methodisi Fair will open at Yenda Lyceum on Thursday, 17lh lust., at 3 p.m. There will be numei-ous stalls and many side shows and interesting competitions for in tending patrons. A competition for a gold watcli for scones is attracting many exhibilorö. Tlie fair will con tinue on Tiuirsday and Friday evenlugs. METHODIST MEETINGS T h e ti’u s l e e a n d ( i iu ir ic r lj n i c e t i n g a of t h e lo cal .Metliodikt C h u r c h w e r e h e ld o n W ed u o K d a y a n d F r i d a y of h m t w eek . T h e r e w e r e go o d a t i e m l a i i c e a , tìoiue f o r t y clu ircli ullioera of G rillllh a n d V e n d a lieiag iire aeu t. It w a s d e cid ed U) ri‘novui,c a n d t h e <Jriffiili c h u r c h hall ceilin g . Air. K. W ileon ‘ p r e a c h e d a t r i a l a e r i i i o n a n d wa.s r e c e i v e d a s a local p reacliei' o u t h e p lan , .A. u u an im o u .s i m i t a t i o n of Uie otUcei's w a s e x t e n d e d to Rev, R. G. W h i t e to r e m a i n in G riltllh for a n o t h e r y e a r . .Mr. Mc*f’''a d z e a n w a s a p p o i n t e d s u b s t i t u t e r e p r e s e u L a l i v e lo S y n o d at T e m o r a . M rs.' 11. S h a w t e n d e r e d h e r re sig n atio n us o rg a n ist; the sa m e w a s reee.iveil w ith r e g i v t . .Ml.s.S. fcl. S m i t h w a s a p p o i n t u d to tin* po.'^ition. i t w a s d e c i d e d to w r i t e to t h e W a d e S h i r e C o n m i l u r g i n g Ih ai t h e r o a d t o t h e c h u r c h in Griffiili l e c e i v e im iu e!d ia te repairs. T li e b a l a n c e s h e e t ' s h o w e d a d e f i c i e n c y of £ 2 0 o u t h e ! t w o q u a r t e r s . T h e l u e e t i u g d e c i d e d to Isoli t h e F o r d (Uir, b e t t e r k n o w n ' a a j " L i z z i e . ” a n d the, m i n i s t e r to h i r e hia ' o w n c a r to t h e c i r c u i t fo r a p r e s c r i b e d Biiiu. T e a a n d s u p p e r w e r e p r o v i d e d

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showground on Tuesday and Wednes intrinsic value of the exhibit,, wdiich fc. Farmers and Tradesmen’s Han son 1, C, A. Davldge 2. day than ever before, and taken alto w-as favorably commented ujron by 'leap Trot, horses to be handlcaped Fleece of ivool (not merino).—C. A. gether they represented a better class several visitors, tt drew attention to LO trot 8.30 or better to the mile, In £>avldgo 1, Bradbury and Norman 2. neglected indmstry on the Area road sulkies to be approved of by Open Sheep Dog Trial of entertainment than had been offer aOlh'es grow- proHfically on ahy class stewards. Hobbles barred. Open to First prize, cup, given by D. Taylor. ed at the showground in previou.s of soil under irrigation, and form ad A ll R e c o rd s B ro k e n years. Such shows as those staged by mlrable breakwinds. It Is a very pro horses within a radius of 20 miles of Esq., and £12; second prize, £3 The Reckless Jackson s, .Appdale’s cir fitable crop, also. The olives shown Griffith, and ivhich have been used fo;- third, £1.—P. C. Dempsey’« Skittle, 6 "growm at Yanco, wmere quiie th© Ordinary purposes of farmers anti minutes, 98 points, 1; J. Tail’s Trixie, cus, two or three illusion performan were (Continued from Page 1 ) profits have been made there iradesmen’s use, to be driven by ap 13i minutes, 92 points, 2. ((Eleven cos, and others, had real entertainment fabulous from the small plantation. value, and there were many people The free-h- fruit,«- ©bowed the usual proyed amateurs only. About 1| oatries.)...-==................. District Sheep Dog Trial ■niles.—S. K. Black, Jaffa. 1; J. Clilllhis horse Jaffa when he thinks it who spent the bulk of their time at ornn.ges and lemons, the majority going to Messrs. Bradbury and Ick, Sparklifig Echo 2; C. F. Leclde Cup, presented by A. McCormick. has a chance of winning, and also the shows. There l.s always t’ e d‘~ prizes Esq.; second prize, £3; third prize, 3. Vichen he knows it has no chance, sim ger that the Show may become lop Norman. Tlie dairv produce was also a very Don, Harness pony, 13.2 or under.—^B. P. -81.—J. Tail’s Trixie 1, O. , Ilawiey’s ply to help the show along. Mr. Black sided with the steady Increas 11 ti l rmnll section. __ _ _ iHuviuc/ti uiovtcü^w* wv**»' âirman 1, Cantrall 2. ” r«in««. i’.. iriTiJi won with his honse in the first of the entertattiment side of it, and D fine samples of oats and wheat. Girl rider, under 12.—V. Ii’vin 1, E dual but appreciable decline in tlic trotting events on Tuesday, the .Par Section “G”—Dogs >In (he ndioinlng section were a num Irvin 2. dttcatlonal sections, and that what bO mers and Tradesmen’s.. \Greyhound dog.—R. Adams 1. ’’ of fine fleeces of wool, especially Sulky turnout.-r-B. P. Fairma». Another local owner, Mr. E. de V. was once intended to be ar agilcil noTtceable being tlie firot and secont^ Greyhound bitch.—No aw-ard. Lamb, met with success. Hi,s horsC tural show may become a fair or c i prize nieriho fleeces, weighing 29 anc Maiden Hunter (local, nqyer won a Collie dog.—C. H. Cummings 1, A, Wilga, which ivas ridden byi Mr. T, nival. Tills tendency was app lOi : e? potmds respectively, exhibited by irize In‘any jumping event and to E. Matthews^. r. Alex Martin. Cornelson, won both the flying and this year, but for those who woi:; MTjio wdne section was much larger inve been the sole property of exhibí ' Collie bitch.—A. E. Matthews 1, G. Show handicaps. Mr. Lang, of Barel simply out for a good time, that wa.- ti n last \ear botl in growers and or for three months.—Mrs. W. Irvin Kendall 2. Ian, won the other trotting event with lot a depressing reflection. Ceitani» epf'n classp.s. and a notable, improve and 2. Kelifio sheep dog.- -No aw'ard. Pony turnout, conditions as above.— Kelpio sheep bltch.- -G. F. Hawley 1, in q ai tv was reported. his mare. Darkness. Splendid sport the side showg offered a wealth of i rent Ti 01 as a ni irvellous exhibit o P. Fairman 1, R, E. Cantrell 2. was provided by these trotting events versify and fun. prano fruit w'hlch for quality could Hack, open, any. weight.—L. Judd ^ J. W. Kelly 2. which are always popular with the Marked Improvement Airedale dog or bitch.—No award. lot ho excelled. Also, it must bf and 2. crowds. There was an unfortunate in It is ahvaya refreshing to be able noted that tho Area can produce the Retriever dog or bitch.—Cameron 1. quality of lemons. Nothing bet Ladles’ open hunter, over hurdle.s av cident in connection with the conduct report a marked improvement in finest ter ha-3 been seen than some of the dirécted.—L. Judd’s entry, ridden by Fox Terrier dog.—No- first aivanl; of the Show Handicap, the only blem any of the solider eoetions of the exhibits. Mr. Kubank’s success ir Miss J. Shell 2. ish on the conduct of the ring events Show. It is possible to do this tlii. c'itrus is remarkable, considering he Mrs. Irvin 1, dog.—H. W. Hanios 1, F, Ir Pair plough horses, property of Area vinCattle Li this race the horses stood on their ear. in the sheep section the entrio: Is a “mixed” farmer. 2. In dried friuts there was some fine settle!', to be driven in blinkers, pace, Pomeranian bitch. B, J. Fairman 1. guilts for forty minutes before the sig were more numerous and of bettP! stuff showm, notably the D’Agen nal was given tor the start. And then, luajity than have been seen at a Grif ■nainos. which were superb in size and get-up, etc., to bo taken into conslder- Any other breed riot specified, dog when the start was made, the ti’acl 1th Show previously. HamlBonu quality.. The same eould be said o ition.—M. J. Ryan 1, W. Irvin 2. or bitch.—Tom Morley 1 and 2. had not been cleared properly of 11’ize money had been offered in thic he sultanas and table raisins, wdiicl Lady rider, all comers.—Mrs. W, Best dog In Show.—C. II, Cimimings’, Irvin 1, Mrs. Dutton 2. got up. people. There will be a serious acci section and the result was pleasing ere attractively flowers, which are usually one Three horse team of horses.—M. Collie dog. dent on the showground some day un o the committee and to the donor, of The Best bitch in Show.—A. E. Matthe brain attractions of the pavilion less better control is exercised by the )f special prizes. The cattle seclion, ere fewer in number and not up te Ryan 1, W. Irvin 2. Uiew'*s Collie bitch. Ladies’ hack, allcomers, any weight. stewards in cliarge of the racing track. mfortunately, resists all persuasionw he usual standard—the eccentricitief Section “H”—Poultry Yesterday two small children saunter ind remains small and undistinguisli- of the season being accountable h L. Judd 1, B. Fairman 2. .cases. Walk, trot and gallop.—^W. McCann ed across the track right in the patl. 1. Unless a better response can be most White Leghorn, cock or cockerel,— The -art section wms rather small R. E, Cartwell 2. of the trotting horses. This laxity is lad It hardly seems worth w’Uile per- xcept in tho photography numbers J. H. Trenerry 1, L. B. Mather 2. Business motor turnout.-^ Taylor not only dangerous to the public, es ervering with the pig scctidn, though hich were 'veil filled. White Leghorn, heu or pullet.—J. H. Bros. 1. pecially the children, but it is uufaii his year there was one entry. In the A splendid exhibit of ralfiia work Trenerry 1 and 2. (live piece.«;) was shown by Mrs, Mac l,ocal ladies’ hunt, over jumi>s as alood horse sections fair quality WiU krell. to the competitors. Brow'n Leghorn, cock or cockerel. judge may direct.— W. Irvin 1. One of the pleasing features of the epresented, but the competition was — No aw'ard. Champion harness horse.—Cartw'oll. Show was the success gained by Mr light. The... draughts . Wbi'Q hiorc Brown Leghorn, hen or pullet,.- -J. Cirampton hack.—L. Judd’s. J. Tait in the sheep dog trials. Mr uumerouB. H. Trenerry 1, Mrs. M. Bllgh 2. 1 lie Awardi Champion harness pony.—B. F. Tait has been an enthusiastic worker For the Farmer Black Orpington, hen or pullet. - -J. Fail-man’s. in this Interesting event for the. Shov T h e M a s s e y - H a r r i s C o m p a n y , of II. Treuert'y 1 and 2. Novice un-hoppled liandicap, about committee for the past trvo years, ano w h i c h Mr. G. A. H . R i c i i a r d s is t h e lo Silver Wyandotte, hen or pullet. — HORSES IJ miles.—P, Lang’s Grandoss 1, C. F it was pleasing on this occasion to set c al a g e n t , m a d e a u o l a b i p d i s p l a y th i. Mrs. Bllgh 1. Section “A”— Thoroughbreds Leckle’s Don 2, S. K. Jaffa 3. (Nim his entry, a black kelpie, Trixie, wii, y ear, w h e n , f o r t h e f i r s t ti m e , c n t h e White Wynadotte, cock or cockerel. the local trial and rim second In the rifllth S h o w g r o u n d , a g r i c u l t u r a l .ma Stallion, 3 j’êars aud over -R starters.) -J. Goff 1, Mrs. W. Flynn 2, Open hunter, to _canx_ not,, less thai Honey.__ ______________ _ open event, an excellent double. There xjhinci*y' wâ.s- -seen -in-’ ino-tlon.— Ail—th.c. White''Wyaudotte, ’;^^ puTjet.— Colt oi’ gelding under 3 years. — 10 stone, over 4ft. jumps;—L. Judd'; ’' was a keen public interest displayed j i i n c i y a l l i n e s m a n u f a c t u r e d b y thi: J. Goff 1 and 2. Rocket 1, samé owner’s Sunne 2. E. A. Kurtz. in the trials which were watched by irni w'ere i n c l u d e d i n t h e e x h i b i t , Barred Plymouth Rock, cock or Mare, 3 yep^:s or over.—R. Honey. “ Flying Handicap Trot, about 1 muc. jockerel.— large “galleries” on both days. w h i c h \y as tlie l a r g e s t m a d e b y |ji) L. B. Mather 1. ■E. de V. Lamb’s Wilga 1, J. Corneel Filly under 3 years.— R. M . Hattw'ell i g r i c u l t u r a l m a c h i n e r y f i rm o n t h e lo Barred Plymouth Rock hen or pul Xhre Jumpers ensen’s Black Alec 2. Mare to foal before Christ let.—L. B. Mather 1. The high jumping, which is general a l g r o u n d . H. V. M c K a y S u n s h i n e Brood or with foal at foot.—W. 'Mc High jump, winner must clear 5 ft. Rhode Island Red, cock or cockerel. ly one of the chief attractions of the p r o d u c t s , R o ’o i u s o n a u d C o m p a n y s mas, L. Judd’s Silver and Thumbs Up -J. H, Trenerry 1. .. ring, was a disappointing feature of a g r i e u l f u r a l m a c U i u e r y a n d o t h e r dis Cann. equal. • Champion colt or Stallion. — R this year’s Show. Two of Mr. Judd’s )lays of i n t e r e s t t;> t h e p r a c t i c a l i a r Honey. Show HandicagfTrot, about 14 miles. Rhode, Island Rod hen or pullet. — , / , .u e r w e r e a l s o m a d e I 'l 'i s s e c t i o n horses shared the first prize, bilí E. de V. laimb’s Wilga Ij Gi H, Tay J. H. Trenerry 1. their performance wae not up to the waJ the laYge^ and' most- ctraipreiiCn Champion filly or mare.-=-R. Honey. lor’s Sylk Arlo 2, F. Lfuig’s Graudess 3 Chinese Langshnu, cock or cockerel. Section “B”—Draughts usual Judd standai-d. There was a lot sive that the Show^ has offered. —N. D. liackle 1, J. H. Trenen'y 2. Stallion. W. Bunwôrth 1, R, Irvin Mirrool Local Hunt.—Mrs. W. Chinese Langshan, hdn or pullet.— of balking and lost time, and no re Ran Smoothly Ii'Vin’ s \Valt-a-While 1, Master Mirrool 2. cords were approached as regards the N. L. Lackie 1 and 3. (same owner) 2. height reached. The hunting on the Thé o'rganlsation aud udmiuislratioîi Mare, 3 years or over.—D. Peutland Draught horse race, J mile, riddea Game cock or cockerel.—J. Goff 1, other hand was superb. Again Mr. of tho exhibition left nothing to be do Filly or gelding, under 3 years,—M with blinkers.—E. A. Kurtz 1. E. de V I^mb 2. Judd’s horses were successful, and in sired on this occasion. Mr. Sellin, . Ryan, Game hen or pullet.—E. Stockdale Pony, hunter, 14,2 or under.—I I he secretary, Mrs. Sellin, the assh-, i’enrling colt or filly.—W. Dunworth this department they lived up to the I M D McGtcgoi 2 Judd’s Thumbs Up 1. C. Brsbop's high reputation of the stable, Dumping (ant secretary, and a large band of Active farm horse, driven in blink entry, g. Black Minorca, hon or pullet.—J. II. oluntary wmrkers controlled the exhi rs.—M. J. Ryan 1, Day 2. cleanly and at a fine pace. .CkmaQlation^lmiit.mJux. ail heauC.iu ri'ene,rry 1 and 2 . __ _ tuuon aplcuditily, ..,aThmie-minaï.fi.a.JiiÊ£-, --Gkasipion--«tal-tioi jh—-\V-.--Buii wk>r Rh Blai.k di pmgton cock oi codtei el — .™.. ‘ ■ The OpenirrsT''“^ r: horses .competing in hum,—L Tubi IV boflier, e v e ry b o d y was" satisfietl. It- Champib'n luaie.—D. Pentrarid. (utility).—J. H. Trenerry 1 ami 2. Strathmore 1, W. (¿hlttmk s Bumlooia The installation of a microphone takes some years to perfect the Section “C”—Miscellaneous Black Orpington, hen or pullet ■ and loud speaker provided an innova vnachmery of a .showo and the commit- Pony Mare, 14.2 or under.—R. P, 2. (utility).—J. II, Trenerry 1, A. G. KuSection “D’ -Cattle tion this year, and Mr. R. A. Bradbury tee now seems to have got down to Fairman 1, C. Berthon 2. president of the Show committee, sound working basis. The exhibitors Pony mai-e, M.2 or under, to,foal be lllawarra oi'_ milking shorthorn hei bank 2. Best, cock or cockerel. any other utilised this in declaring the show .io not help. Every year late entrie; (ore Christmas, or with foal at loot.- la;:- calf.-^^-W. hvin t. breed.-— A. Cl. Chapman 1. open yesterday at noon. (there are more late entries than R. Irvin. Ayrshire cu\\, in milk.--A. A, HalU! Best hen or pullet, any other ,bre«l. “As you all know this Is the •aiiy ones) complicate the work pf Champion pony mare.—W. Irvin. W." Irvin 2. ! Eleventh Annual Show at Griffith, anrl (he secretary, and his assistants, anc Trotting or liacing stallion, saddh Jersey bull,,3 years or over.—A. A A. 0. Chapman 1, E. .Stockdale 2. Best trio, cock or cockerel, aud (wo 1 take this opportunity as president to when the Show is established mon aid harness, to be judged for style Hahn 1. liens or pullets (heavy breed). welcome you all and to (hank, (he sec firmly the committee will have"’ and action.—Chittick. Jersey cow, in'* milk.—E. A, Kui b Goff I, E. de Vk Lamp 2. retary, the committeemen, the judges take a strong stand against late„cn. Trot1*ing or pacing mare or geldin A. H. HUhn 2. I the stewards, the exhibKors, and the iries. A beginning might be made (conditions as above).—G. H. 'Payloi Jersey cow, dry.—E. A. Kurtz 1, A Be.st pair of bantams. E. de V. public generally for their support next year with advantage. Lamb 1. Champion Trotting or pacing stal G. Kubank 2. “We have had no fear that the Hos Jersey heifer.—A, A. rtahn. lion.- -Chittiek. Turkeys. pital Pageant would spoil our Show Champion . trotting or iiaciug mare Jersey heifer, under 12 months. Turlii'y gobbler.—Airs, V. A. EdThe Show is the Show, and nothing A. A. Halm. J. Taylor. wards 1, J. Ilahn 2. In The Pavilion can spoil it unless it be drought or Mare or gelding suitable for re Dairy cow' (grade).T-W. Irvin 1, A. Turkey hen,—Hahn 1, Fred Irvin bad weather conditions generally. Section “J”—Farm Produce mount.—L. Judd. A. Hahn 2. “With such an energetic committee Bag Oaten Chuff.—W. McCann 1, Dairy heifer (grade),— W . Irvin JPalr lorry horses driven in lorry. 1 SOME SPLENDID DISPLAYS and favored by beneficial rains and Three sheaves green oaten liay. — Fat cow or bullock.—Co-op. Coy. W. Irvin. lovely day, the Show must be a com Single sulky hor.se, shown In sulky Throe femakxs, any dairy breed or U, .Icffery 1, A. iMarlln 2 píete success. Ah in previous yeai's tlie exhibit o' R. F. Fairman 1, S. K, Black 2. grade,—A, A. Tlahu 1, W. Irvin 2. Three sheaves gi'eeii wheaten hay. “I have much pleasure in declaring Rchnnl w'ork occupied by far the Ini'g; Buy rider, under 14 years.—M. Spr —A. Martin 1, V. Edwards 2. Section “E”—Pigs est division in the pavilion. Exeelleiit the Show open officially.” Half bushel hard wheal.—C. K. Har work w'as presented in all sections 1, K. Irvin 2. Berkshire boar.- J. Ilopkius i. Mr. Bradbury's voice sounded clear which made the judging very difficult, Boy rider, under 12 years.—J. Ed Berkshire sow. - J. Hopkins I. ris 1, , " . ly through the loud speaker. especially in the w'riting. 'Phe cewing wards and L, Edwards. H a lf b u s h e l .soft w h e a t . —A, M a riltl 1 Two porkers.— J. Hopkins. After this little ceremony the com deserves special mention, the numbe pony, ridden by schoolchild typo barley.— C. A. Ifalf bushe; . mitteemen, officials, and visitors re of entries and the quality of the w’or! —School Section “F”—Sheep E. Overs 1, J. Edwards and V. Irvin being very credible. Brown 1 . paired to (iie official luncheon, that Iffie stenciling, also, was above the 2 Merino ram, fine, wool.—A. Martin 1 One bnsbel of Poddy rice. — A. G. time-honored institution Of agricul average. Merino e\v> fine isool.—A. Martin Kubank 1. Allround horse, to be ridden ami tural shows. This year not only h;-'* The needlework section, which occu -■¡riven.—R. E, Canti-ell 1, R. F. Fair 1, A. G. Kubank 2, Collection of wlieat.—George Ty the committee dispensed with "‘(he pied the whole of one .side of the pa Pure bi'od ram, ritlu'r than merino.- son 1. disiilayed some excellent work man 2. W'orry and bother (jf an official njien- vilion In one or tivo sections It was neees Gent’s hack (local, to carry Ifi stone A. C. Kubank 1, C. A, Brown 2. ing by a high personage, but the sary to award several additional pr Wines Pure bred ew'c% other than meidiiD - R. E, Cantrell 1, R Honey 2, BpeeclK'S af the luncheon were reduc zes. .swi'et.— E. l i u l m e r 1, ed to a minimum, and they were brief. The cookery showed marked impro Gent’s hack, conditions as above. —C. A. Born 1. M rs, W . Irvin 1, E. A . Kurtz 2, Pen of 3 export lambs, io dress bo The King, The Area, and The Society vement on last year’s exhihhs. , The of eutrio-s in sandwiches and Girl rider, under 1-1.—V. Irvin. tw'een 30 and 38 lbs.--H. Proctor 1, W. Red wine, liglif, dry. 1929 vintage were the three (oasts. Mr. Guihen number was very lai'ge, and there w'as Ladies back (local).—R. E. Cantre Laurence 2, —V. Ceccalo 1, Gras and Sons 2. proposed the toast of tho Area, to scones little to choose between several of tho Pen of 3 I'wes, suitable for breedtug Red w'ine, full bodied, diy, 1929 vin which Mr. Youll responded, ;md Mr. exhibits. Mr.s. V. A. Echvards exhibi I, R. Honey 2. ' Kubank gave the toast of the Society, ted very suecessfuily in this ©ection. Harne.S'S pony, over 13.2 and up to export lamb.s. W. Laurence 1, J, IT tage.—A. Day 2ml prize. 2, to be driven.—Cantrell R. E. Kelly 2. ”WhUi- wine, liglit, dry, 1929 vintage. and Mr. Bradbury resiiomled. An ex The jams and preserves occupied II. small space, but tlie, quality of R. Fairman 2, —Â'. Ceecato 1. Gras and Hons 2. Three fat wOhers. A. Martin 1. cellent luncheon was .served by the very the exhibits made up Cor the scarcity I.ady rider (local).—Mr.s. Irvin. Open Classes Merino ram, strong wool.- A. Alarcaterers, tlie Ideal Cafe, and tins littlejof entries. A very interesting t Pony hack, over 13.2 and up to 1 tin L interlude provided a welcome respite hibit of olives was shown by Mr. Red wine, light, dry (Claret type).— for the hard-woyking officials. W. Beverley, of the Horticultural De —R. E. Cantrell, R, F. Fairman. j Fleece from ineriuo ram. Alec M a r Alirrool Wineries 1, MoWilliam 2. : partfnent. It comprised eight hand Pony hack, 13,2 or under.—E. E.. tin 1 and 2. Red wdno, full-bodied (burgundy Annong the Shows j gome bottles of olives pickled and. I Fleece from merino ew«e.—G. Ty (Continue on Page 15) ^ «.There were more side «hows on trie preserved by him, aud apart from the Fairman 1 1 th

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properly.” In a tone of ordinary con versation he remarked, “1 think 1 shall sell Toddles," and Immediately a little French poodle .set up a terrific bark ing. “She won’t perform,’’ continued conversationally, "so I cannot keep her.” The little poodle sprang to her feet and waltzed about and turned somersaults in a perfect frenzy of in dustry, ".She can skip," said her mas .Tack Lomioii caused a lot of ter, “but I haven’t got a rope handy, noccHsary cruelty to' animals, in opinion of Mr. Frank yt^idale, the well- and I don’t suppose sue could imagine known trainer and circus propiicloi, one.” Immediately the little anima? who is appearing at the Lyceum began to skip. “She doesn’t lOve her. Theatre, Gritllth, on Saturday, O'etober diTddy,” continued the trainer. ,Vml latli, at 8 p.irt., because he led people at this the poodl > leapt through the to think, cruelty was nec(^sary in air into iris arms and licked his face training them. "It is wlckt-Jiy cruel in vigorous denial. A big Borzoi dog to beat an animal," feaid Mr. Apdalh, stretched herself lan.guil'v .md came T , and though he bears tl),e marks of up to be patted. Four months ago maulings from bears and lions, he de slie wa.s so uaiuanageal>le and savage Clares he has never hit them in net alia that .Sir Benjanin Fuller had to keep lion. "An animal only bites became her in a stout iron cage Now she it is frightened, and in self-defence," plays with tiic. rtlier dogs and shakes he said. The big black bear which haiid.s with anybody wivo asks her. was turned out of the Auckland Zoo 'Hie black bear lumbered across to as unmanagable tliree months ago was put a paw on a piece of stick ami re lying (inietly on its back in tiie b.''- ^' ceive permission to take it back to Fivesmart colours-LacquerThis pen’» foather-Iight immt of the Lyceum Theatre playing iii.s corner, and nuzzled fondly up to wight »/on» is sufficient to red, Lapis Lazuli Bh4c, Green with his toes like a baby. All round his trainer before departing with his ■tart and keep it writing. Jade, Imperial Mandarin Yel liim w'ere the dogs wlm iippear in / p- prize. Tlie first day Mr. Apdale had Scarcely any pressure from low (new) and flashing ¡piack liim he tore the palm of his right hand your fingers is required —no and Gold—all black-tipped. off v.'hen he was offered some sugar. effort, no fatigue. Three sizes—Over-size, the On Friday lie came up to a perfect Doubly remarkable because Junior and slender Lady Duo sti-rnger looking for a sugar lump. Up the new Duofoldis 38<?olight fold, each offering six styles of er than when made with rub pen points. ■itairs lu the dre.sslng-ruom Mutts, the ber, due to Permanite, a new batioon, wa.s in undress, and having Get all these Parker fea material which is also 100 tures by being sure to look for a '.rt-imd that there w^cre female times as strong as rubber—in “Geo. S. Parker- DUOFOLD" ! ; tors, tlie big baboon could not be fact, Non-Breakable. on each pen or pencil. 'induc'd to come out until he had But PresBureless Touch is '■'HI.id his trouser.s, whicii he held out most important because of its to liis trainer. Once these'w'cre don,effect of taking all the effort G. M. DUFF, CHEMIST, out of writing. Try it at your jed I\IuU:.; was prepared for social GRIFFITH nearest dealer’s. I'' tuenil ies. A few vveeks ago in New Zeahuid lie went for a walk and iK-arly seared an. old lady into a tit when she looked up from tending a Dear birs, nfave in Uie cemetery to see “a fimny “I have been bad with indiges dog with trousers on” grinning at lier tion for the past two years and from the nearest tombstone. 'I'he I have tried a great many re chase after him lasted all night, and medies. but all have failed me. next day it avas a tired and snivelling I wa‘i advised by a friend to try Muttk who ran to his trainer when he ^CLEMENTS TONIC'and to heard ins voice. His beautiful trous my joy I am completely cured, dale’s circus, and they took no ers were torn, and Mutts was despera thanks to ‘Clements’. You may notice of him. They were waiting to tely holding the rags about him as he use this testimonial as you have their: toilettes performed, and in scrambled into the motor car. He wish.” Yours faithfully, the intervals were trying over their made a playful snatch at the baby L A C T O G E N I S P U R E R I C H M I L K tricks like so many eager children to monkey, which was born there a few' (Mrs.) L. BLYTHE start at a concert. < ) h i a n i a b l c a t a l l cbvmtsts a n d s t o r e s . days ago, and immediately every P rices in m e l r o p o l i t a n a r e a s Ml'. Apdale says he has be-. n an mother and father monkey rallied to 3/- and 5/- p e r b o t t l e . animal trainer all his life, as his the defence of the little one. Nina, grandfather was before him. Ills one of the mothers, W'as busy perform fatlier was one of tlie famous .Moure ing her infant’s toilette, an operation and Burgess Minstrels, but lie left that wliicli she was prepared to do for her company to take up animal training, visitors. Mr. Apdale laughed. “Monk too. There are people who say that eys are tlie most maligned animals in mahouts speak a special language to the world,” he said. “They never liave I lephanta, and Mr. Apdale thinks jileas or any other vertuin on them there may be something in it. “Ele- Their ceaseless hunting is for scraps The Ducior’s Tonic is pliants understand every word you of dead skin or salt, which gathers at Always A Liquid” say to them,” he said, “and are conse the roots of the hair. They are as quently- veTy'-qwl-ek’Mo- train, -bht- so -do- partieiiter about •themseivea- -as abaut dogs and monkeys if you treat them their food, and they are dainty feed-

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“ Only for Lactogen I would have lost Edward” “ I cannot speak highly em>ugh of Lactogen, vvhicli worked wonders tor tny twins” writes Mrs. Angel, of Cambridge Street, Kedhill, Brisbane. “ Only for Lactogen and the good advice of your visiting Nurse (this service is free to rnothersj I would have lo.st Edward who was a very delicate babv when horn, and only weighetl ^1 lbs, ] am very pleased to he able to say that after taking Lactogen there was an improvement straight away, and he ha> got on very well ever since. 1 recommend Lactogen to all my friends who are needing a good food for their babies.” Lactogen is the purC'-t and best substitute tor tnothcr s milk when this is necessary fri sh country milk, rich and creamy —dried and sealevl into germ-proof containers within a lew hours of milking. It forms a fine curd easily digested by baby’s little stomach, and it is an absolute protection against the dangers of raw cow’s milk. As a diet for nursing mothers I aelugen is strengthening and extremely beneficial.

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its own requirements, and ate nearly all its primary products, tho position of the shipper would be pathetic; but WHERE THE GOODS ARE MADE he is heavily insured by large reserves and our sorrow for his harrowing fate would be mitigated by the fact that (To the Editor) ing of the West Wyalong branch of Sir,—That singlet which Is almost our farmers had be^n saved freights the F. and S. Association on Saturday, as Close to you as a brother, is, no and insurances, and that Australians, said that efforts should be made to doubt, made of Australian wool; but well paid in our factories, were, in induce the Government to throw open was it made in Australia by'an Aus many instances, giving the man on the the 5,000,000 acres o^ land in the Lach tralian who buys good Au.stralian pro land better prices for his products. lan Valley for closer settlement pur duce from the farmer and spends the The reraaindei' of his pay would be poses. If this were done new to>vu- re.<?t of his money In Australia? , The giving a fine fillip to business generships would spring into existence^ and same question might be asked about ly, and the a(|ded vsin« of the goods the more towns were created the your socks and the suit of clothes you in process of manilfacture would, be more people would settle on the land. re wearing. Being a truthful race retained here and would not become a This would help id a long way to a great many of us woüld have to re debt abroad upon which inCere.st would wards combating the big city interests ply: "No. They are not made here. have To be paid. In order to attain success they should Don’t you know that dur mills use only Let us cease importing at least one-, keep on again taking for their slo per cent, of the wool produced?" fourth of the £12,000,000 worth of pri gan, "Unlock the Lands.” is certainly a small quantity, mary pi’oduce now' coming annually In The President (Mr. M, Thomas) butThat t o Australia .buys from Its'igrow- to the Commonwealth. The financial said that Mr. Tout had recently re ers more woolnow position of the farmers would be tre than is taken by the ferred to this matter, and had suggea great United States. Our mills also mendously improved. Marriage, ted that the Government give a living consume moi’e avooI than is purchased according to the cynic, Is a crazy de area to all .settlers holding land lease;!. by Italy, Holland and Russia. which have made K.B. such a popular beverage, sire on the part of one man to ^keep This would enable those settlers to Australia "eats”, wool excepted, another man’s daughter. That-"other only the finest of hops and barley are used in the offer the bank security for an advance man’s daughter,” however, shares tho of money to tide them over the trouble nearly five times more primary pro joys and sorrows of her spouse as well brewing process. Then, during long storage in they were up against at the preseni duce than it exports. Why sliould not as his purse. Australia seems to have mills “eat” at least the amoimt of cool cellars it acquires that maturity characteristic time. The men .were certainly entit; our wool required to make cur suits, un a crazy desire to support the farms or, ed to a living wage. of a true lager—K.B. ii a true lager. factories of other nations instead oi Mr. Aiken moved that the Minister derclothing and socks? Freight, out her own; and those factories share ward and inward, would bo saved, and for Lands be asked to earmark fo^ the Australian pur.se without giving a closer settlement the whole of tin so would insurance, exchange, etc. corresponding benefit as in matrimony. “Oh! dry the starting tear for they Lachlan Valley from ’Cocyon to Bel —^Yours, etc., ranald and not to grant an extension were heavily insured,” is the advice PAUL CHBYNB, Secretary, Austra of Gilbert referring to the owners of of the leases in that territory as ask Development ed for by the Graziers’ Association. the “Ballyshanuon” when relating the lian Manufacturers pathetic history of the foundering of Brewfd and bottled by TOOTH Si CO. LIMITED, Kent Brewery, Sydney League. Mr. F. Baker stated that the Gra ziers’ Association had decided that a the vessel. If Australia manufactured Sydney, October 12, 1929. ¿imii living area was 2,500 sheep to tl;e acre. Seconded by Mr. A. B. Grellman. Mr. Jas. McFadyen thought the di-^tance from Cooyon to Balranald, w mentioned by Sir. Aiken, was loo in definite. To be explicit the western and northern boundaries, as well the eastern boundary, should be inclu t h a t w m H ded. Mr. Aiken said tliat at the pre-sen! time these were all Western land.,! There was a line to Mt. Hope (50 o u r T w tr e t miles from the Lachlan River) and another line from Hillston to Road The only way to clearly define the I W a y S o n t h e j o b lands, as suggested by Mr. McFayden would be to peruse a map. A good deal of the country was now served by the Broken Hill railway line! Then p i G H T t h r o u g h t h e s e a s o n was an annual rainlall of 16 Inches. Mr. J. T. Roberts: But when doe y o u c a n h a v e y o u r t r a c t it fall? Does it fall when it is need ed? (Laughter.) o r w o r k i n g w i t h o u t a n y o f Mr. Aiken: The whole of the land i good land. Cooyong is situated b( tween Euabalong and the Lachla; t h o s e i r r i t a t i n g d e la y s a n d River. At North Whoe as high as 1:. bushels to the acre was grown. The, m e c h a n i c a l t r o u b l e s w h i c h need not laugh, as the statement wa a fact. c o s t A O -^-m u ch in t i m e - a n d - TBr fifotion-

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LOCAL CLERGY'S VIEW SHEARING CONTRACTOR BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH C/o H. U. JH'ock, Auctioneer. Hotel uruath Bulldlnga. On Thursday night, at the meeting 'Fuono; 300. of the Synod of the Dio<'eHe of River ARE preijarud to Crutch Sheep lu anj inn, at Hay. Canon Rogers moved: qurtutltlea. Good Shearers with first in the Shed recently occupied by Mr. "That tlie Synod of the Diocese of P. F. Rossiter, JONDARYAN AVE. cliiBS references employed. Dallngal Riverina desircH rtspeCtfully to call Shod open for Contract Crutchlng on at tent ion of tlie tiovernment of New and after the above date. South Wales to the following prin T, H. RODGERS AND SON, clples embodied in the legislation of Registered Shearing Contractors with Quebec, with regaixl tp the liquor The United Graziers’ Association traffic, with a VleW to their adoption MFLAUa. afternoon teas AND basis for logician,ion in ibis. «: GRILLS AT ALL HOURS (a) ^tate ownership, with popular lo Cool Drinks, CoulecUonery, Ice cal control, and (b) The apiuoprfation Creams, and Fruit always on of profits to charitable and educational hand. ^ purpoae.s for the following definite re SAKES. ETC. forms:—

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The closing of wine shops and A R I^ G E D wluo bars. S t e a m S a w a n d P la n in g M ills 3. No bottled alcohol to be taken MERRIWAQQA from railway refieshmeut rooms and IlL U S T R A rE D C A T A L O G U E bars. 4. Abolillou of all rrivate bars in — T R E E O N A P P L IC A T IO N All Orders Promptly Attended To hotels. MODERATE CHARGES. ’I'lie -.omov'i’ of all screens from I A »REFINED” Timber Supplied, Sut to Any Slae. W, J. TWRNBm. PToprtetor doors and windows, '.so that bars may be open to public view. I ATMOSPHERE U ja f i i e s 6 Tables ,and chairs to be substitu ted fo ■ bar cotiukrs. $ 1» Ihal the home or office Hotels to he opened no earlier ^ wUh aHrecHve ELECTRIC than 8 a.m. on LIGHTING Apô'mlmenU. 8, Restriction of travellers privile m CcWmê end WeU Ltghls, L td . ges. ^ Desk or Floor Lamt>s o\ w artisHc design end beauty He said tlie resolution had lieen P a t e n t R o lle r $ add a certain dignity and ¡drafted by a conference of the clergy. n e atn e ss. Special selling ¡Many of them thought that the total ffi o{ such Fixtures now on prohibitiou of liquor would not be m here. Please call and exwarranted, but that tlie trailic could amine our Electrical Goods. G R lF F fT H be reformed. Such a promise had FLOUR, BRAN and POLLARD been given by Mr. Bavin and other I T . R . L E E ALWAYS ON HAND ¡ministerialists. ffj ELECTRICAL SUPPLY and WHEAT BUYERS. ^ SERVICE STATION 'J'lie bisliop said he had been lu cor X Phone 301 LYCEUM BLUyS. Teltphonei 14B. Griffith. And at Temora respoudence with tlic Premier, who had invited liim to semi in specific suggestiouB for reform. Rev. C. A. Sims said he hoped the C O M M IS S IO N A G E N T , C H A F F A N D P R O D U C E motion would be carried. If they M E R C H A N T . could not get prohibition, he thought COACHBUILDER, WHEELWRIGHT AND GENERAL BLACKBMITH the reform should be as widespread as RUBBER TYREING, COACH AND CAR FAINTING DONE —• CHARGE! possible. He felt sure the resolution MODERATE. would strengthen Mr, Bavin’s liands. BIG RANGE OF NEW AND lECONDHAND HARNEIB. CARTB, !ulkl«% They had been promised that If pro LORRIES, CART *.id SULKY WIsopI* anil Vfhlcloo of All Ootorlptlont fOP hibition were not carried, reforms B«lt would be. There had not been any ryY pLidiig your order with m you cut out tôte annoy’ thing.,of a satisfactory character done to bring any reforms about, lie hoped ” ing delays that add so greatly to the expense of your the sincerity of all those who had building. Durable, well-seasoned timber in all the keB promised reforms, if prohibition were known linu can be procured here at shortest notice, defeated, w'ould now he given an op LET US QUOTE YOU. portunity to show results. The Firewood Merchants church could not he indifferent to tlie GRIFFITH evils of tlie liquor traffic, and he Imped T h e A r e a B u ild e r s Synod would go forward in the spirit .F.Schulu) Yambil St„ GRIFFITH Phone 115 of the closing part of Mr. Needham’s Firew ood cut to any Length address, believing that if they^-frou^htr first the kingdom of God and His [delivered A n yw h ere righteousness, all other things would be added. (Applause.) Prices M oderate. P hone 7G The motion was curried on the Furniture Warehouse. Phone 136 Book Orders at L, W. Mackay, voices.

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out reference to that body, and ask having been approved of, tenders were ing Council if it would appoint a dele accordingly called which are due for C O U N C IL gate to a conference at Narraiuiera on consideration at this meeting. Tea ten ----- -----the subject. —Council approves of ders have been received. Main Roads Board proposal and see I am advised that Council’s pro THURSDAY, 10th OCTOBER no reason for conference. It hat served you faithfully and well Present—Cl'S. Chapman (chairman), From Shire of Wade re condition of gramme of works on Main Road No. 257 Ooolgowi to Hillston has been ap •—carried you over many a rough 1». Gulllfer, Varcoe and Westrop. mad at Clifton Lane junction with Bal proved. road and the engine is still in good order. The body may be looking lingall road, and pointing out it would Annual Conference of Local Govern Correspondence shabby but if you he a small job.—Mr. Pagan said there ment Clerks.—The Annual Conference From Land Board, Hay, stating It was a drain across the road, and Cr. of Local Government Clerks opens on was proposed to grant Thomas Robin Shaw had a crop which he was fenc the 22nd October, 1929, and I beg to Eon, holder of portion 15, parish of ing.—Council to attend. apply for leave, under the usual cou by ui you will not need to part with the car. it's The Peak, an annual lease of 79 acres, From A. W. E. McDermott, Erigolla, ditlous, to attend same. turprising how we can renovate your old car and make it part of quarry reserve.—Council has urging Council to put gate on Dur- Valuations and Rates—A list has look like new. no objection, on motion of Crs. nan’s tank reserve.—Matter in band. now been prepared of lands wffilch Let us look it over and give you a price. Varcoe and Gullifer. * From W.C. and I.C. asking approval have not been valued because of From Department of Lands, notify of Council to the construction of a 20- omission from the valuation book, and ing gazettal of reserve embracing 334 ft. raised road formation for 35 chains lands which have become ratable Yambil Street, GRIFFITH Phone 268 acres for quarry purposes, parish of on west of Farm 2349.—^No objection, since the making of the rate. SixtyTabbita, and stating if Council desired provided Council has not to contribute eight assessments have been added to ‘.W .W “A" Riding and fifty-two assessments exclusive control application should be towards cost. made.—Clerk to write asking if the From G. Q. Selleck, Nunurkah, re to "C" Riding. I am of opinion that request to have roads formed from much land in the shire has not been reserve was likely to be 'W'anted. Prom Department of Lands, refer Wilbriggie station to Benerembah eas rated which should have been rated, ring to Council’s agreement to revoca tern boundary, and asking for work to and consequently the holders have es W H E R E IS H E ? tion of part (about 130 acres) of bo placed on estimates for next year. caped the payment of rates. Whitton common, situated between To bo considered when estimates Roadwork in lieu of Rates.—A list W H O ? ^ river and travelling stock reserve, and are being prepared, one councillor lias been prepared of all defaulting stating that £600 had already been ratepayers who have written in and W h y , M r . S n a it h , w h o w as w it h th e approving of the same.—Received. offered to carry out roadwork in lieu From W. J. Downes, Hillston, ask spent on a bridge on this road. A r e a B u u d e r s ’ S u p p ly C o . ing for certificate of approval of work From W. A. Boyd, Euratha, asking of rates. The list is submitted to the H E IS T O B E F O U N D A T M E S S R S . in building telephone line from Hills- Council to clear road between his pro meeting to-day, and I should be glad of lon to Mugabeen and Carilla.—Engin perty and Mr. L. I. Marks.—The engin instructions as to which offers are to T R E N E R R Y B R O S ., P L U M B E R S , Y A M B IL eer ,said he was reporting on this be accepted.—Report approved. eer to deal with. S T R E E T . G R IF F IT H , ao d w is h e s to an From S. W. Aston, Yenda, applying w'ork. Engineer's Report n o u n c e t h a t h e is n p w f r e e a n d a t l i b e r t y t o for permission from Council to cross From R. A. Muuro, Tongarella. via road with telephone line.—No objec Merriwagga, applying to have mallee The engineer (Mr, D. C. Pagan) re a c c e p t w o r k u p o n h b o w n b e h a lf ir o in A to Z leared on road between Tyres block ported;— tion. b th e J O IN E R Y L IN E From A.> Giles, electrician, Leeton, and block of H. J. Hawiahan, which I hve the honor to report as follow's; re Whitton electric supply, suggesting vas essential to enable children to Contract No. 16/28 (Main Road No. T H E N A M E — a low-tension switch outside sub drive to school.—Council to attend 244)—T. Ledwidge Contractor, For station, as W.C. and I.C. would only when school site is secured. mation and Culvert.—This work has allow their inspectors to enter. This From J. M. Simpson, acting for A. now been finalised, and I understand switch would be of importance In case L. Nickless, stating that it had been the contractor paid, the Avork having Is S u f f ic ie n t G u a r a n t e e o f S o u n d pointed out by the District Surveyor been satisfactorily done. of Are or storm.—Received. FYom C. C. Turner, Merriwagga, for Giat the fencing on his client’s boun- Supply of Material and Erection of W o r k m a n s h ip warding motion of Merriw'agga sub ,!aries on the north and east boun Culvert, Benerembah Sub-Division, T e le p h o n e : G riffith 3 6 branch of R.S.S.I.L.A. as follows;-— daries had enclosed the public roads. Parish of Baillie—H. Butler, Contrac "That this sub-branch enter an em He now asked if Council could see«4ts tor.—This work has been satisfac phatic protest against the shire in way to consent to the enclosures. — torily completed, and I recommend postponing the appointment of a engineer to report. final payment; also an addition to the valuer and the re-valuing of the whole From secretary of Willarraa branch contract of £10 for taking doAvn and GoolgoAvi and proceeding eastwards. \S.A. asking that barb-wire obslruc- creeling fencing on each side of the Matters referred to me from last of the shire.—Received. G r e e n A p h is P e s t From same, asking that cemetery at lion across road between Messrs. road to allow of easy access to the meeting:— — JOI-----Merriwagga should be fenced, owing Cooney’s and Foley’s properties on bridge approaches on each side. to the graves being interfered wdth by Goolgowl-Rankin’s Springs road be re Conapaira Tank (Rankin’s Springs). Secretary Willandry Progress Asso GOULBURN VALLEY GROWERS alarmed straying stock.—Cr. Varcoe. said the moved and that grading be done on I have inspected this tank and I do ciation re various road works which cemetery was under the control of road—No funds for grading; notice to not consider it requires cleaning out. hey request should be done on tlie ]1 understand the new area has not Hillston Euabaloug Road. The Avorks Fruit growers in Ardmoua.Toulamba, trustees, and not being under the con be given to remove obstruction. trol of Council it had no power to Grading was also asked on Goolgowi- yet been gazetted until ■such time as mentioned Avill have to be submitted 8ihepparton. Merrigum and Kyahraiu interfere.—‘V. Westrop said it was Woolarmi road, and clearing on Trig tenders are called for the lease of this to the Main Roads Board for inclusion districts, Avhicli comprises the Vic Hill road.—Council’s reply was that no P.W.P. 1 suggest a caretaker be ap in next year’s programme, this road torian canning fruit centre, are alarm tried before to get control of it. From F. C. Callahan, secretary, lands were available. Dangerous drain pointed, as there are a lot of travelling being a developmental road the board ed at another invasion of the green North Griffith branch P. and S., stat at foot of hill on Goolgowi-Woolarma cattle and sheep Avatering here and a approve of and provide all the funds aphis pest. Last year growers lost 50 ing settlers were unable to pay rates road.—To be done at first opportunity. suitable man can be obtained to act as for construction. [ler cent, of their cling peach crop des Sandy Valley RaihAay Ci'ossiug. — pite owing to three bad seasons. The pay- Prom Hillston municipality asking such free of charge to the Council use of recommended preven This crossing has been rebuilt, also tativethe ing of these rates would come under Council to co-operate with them Formation Near Diriug Siding. sprays. At that time the depart* the various main works asked for by the Thorby scheme.—Cr. Chapman in having Booligal to Hillston road This work has been satisfactorily nieut Avas urged by the fruit-growing said the Council had decided to de.al proclaimed a developmental road.— completed by Weston, contractor, and the Tabbita deputation to the last usBOciaiiou to bleed purusite.s and i ear Council meeting. with each case on its- merits. Council to support. I recommend first and final payment as a means of checking tuPetition from Mr. A. H. Hume and ladybirds From Department of Public Health From Mr. Lockhart, Hillston, asking ot £21/10/-. lure Ad.sitations. Nothing of deluulo forwarding report of slaughterhouse at permission to enclose 45 chains of Road Formation, near Binya, De others re alteration of location of pub nature, however, avus aoiic tow.;u(i.s Benerembah, seven miles from Griffith, road on north side of his boundary. Maniai, contractor.—This work bas lic road to a better grade and location proAddlng a definite remedy. At tlie and advising certain provisions.—To —No objection. been satlsfactoi'ily completed, and I generally, r haA*e inspected the posi present juncture the pest is becoming be informed that regusitions be com From W. R. McKellar, Hillston, ask recommend payment for 23 chains at tion AvitU the result that I am now emhedded between the newly-formed ing for old unused road going through £2/5/- per chain and 15 chains clear preparing the alteration in the road as peach and flour sheathing, Avith the re plied with within 60 days. requested by the petitioners. Prom P. Bedford, secretary. Pro his property to be closed.—Engineer ing at 2/6 a chain. sult that the peach crop is being des gross Association, Rankin’s Springs to inquire into matter. Washaway on Bluff Road.—This troyed. Tenders. asking for public holiday on Wednes From C. C. Turner, secretary Merri- work has been completed by Kelly, So seriously did growers view tho day, IClh October.—Council agrees. v.Hgga branch, R.S.I.L.A., asking for contractor, and 1 recommend he be The Council opened On* following pos'itiou tliat Dr. Tillyard, of tlie Re From Henry Butler. Griffith, asking road to be made through between paid as per agreement. tenders for a developmental road con search Institute, lia,s been leque.sted (o for £1.0 extras on contract for erec Goorawin siding and Ilillston-Grifflth Rankin’s Springs Drainage. —The tract;—A. Purtell, £2100; Emmett visit tlie district and make iiivesliga tion of culvert over Mirrool Creek, re road. Also asking to have road clear- money allotted for this Avork has now and O’Meara, £2183; E. and G. Gavv, moving 18 chains of fencing.—Engin eil between Turner’s corner to Goora been expended. I have inspected the £2250; McKeoAvn and Stevenson, Uou. Growens cousider the authorities l ave been negligent in not iuve.stigatwin siding. eer. work and consider a fair job has been £2429; T, LedAvidge, £2638; W. G. ing the possibilities of parasites alter From C.. James, Hill.ston, Merri Baker, £2782; E, O. Kane, £2788; J. last year’s exiierieiice. Urchurds have made, and recommend payment. Clerk's Report wagga branch of P. and S.A., stating Tabbita P.W.P.—My attention has A. Murdock, £3370; 'I'uena titles, been attaeked every fouiili or lifth it was stated that Shire Council pro Finance.—The cash book and bank been called to numbers of loafing £3440; A. E. Smith, ,£4949. posed to remove its chambers from pass books are laid on tlie table for stock, both sheep and cattle, watering While the tenders were being con year. Growers previously found tJiat Canathool to Griffith, The branch inspection. The trial balance for the at the Shire Tank. I understand the sidered a letter was read from the two successive nicotine sprayings desired to protest .against the quarter ended 30tb September, 1929, present lessee lives in Griffith, and Main Roads Boaid advising the Coun were effective. An added diilicu.lty proposal. The brunch held that has been prepared and is presented to consequently there is no proper super cil to recommend in all cases the Ioav this year Is that orchards have been heavily irrigated owing to the dry sea Merriwagga avus the most desirable the Council at this meeting. vision; it might be advisable to have est tender, unless some special reason spot for the shire chambers. Also ask The outstanding rates at present the tank fenced in and the present les to the contrary existed. Recently the son. ing for statement showing rates levied amount to £ r)2ttl»/9/9, the amounts see advised of the waste of water Council passed over a leudei' which It is considered Uml a.s a result of the i»esl the loss this year will bo and amounts oiitslauding in each owing in the various ridings being, A going on. Avas considerably loAier than llie ten heavier lhan last season. riding, Riding £3510/1-1/11, D Riding ,£169 Roadwork in lieu of Hates.—A Mr. der recommended, but the huaid re 'Idle pest has dune great damage iu Cr. Westrop tliere was a meet 2, 9, C Riding £1490/12/1, AViltshlre is agreeable to make creek ferred the contracts back to tlie Coun ing being hi Id at Griffith that day to 'rhe bank overdraft at 30th Septem ci'qsBlngs on a recently cleared road cil Avith the advice uieuUoned. In the Griffith already, despite spraying. bring ]ii'easiue on Gouneil to sliilt to ber was £3709/2/1, the overdraft at adjoining his holding and will do this case of one contract the Council Avas Gritfitli, Cr, (inlliter moved Cr. Var- 31st January was £7440/15/8—a re work in lieu of rates owing amounting Instructed to call fresh lenders, us one creeled, whicli would he a heavy ex vo(‘ seconded that teller hi' received, duction of £3731/13/7 has therefore to £14/10/9; their price is very tenderer ajipeared to make no ullow- pense. Fiom Main Roads Board .submitting been made. Cr, V'arcoe said he was well acquaiu reasonable, and I recommend it for auce tor distance of eartuge. map of new main road from iHirling WJiUton Electricity Uiidertakmg. — Council’s approval, From F. A. Denl»y, Merriwagga, re iv'd with the place. 'J’luire was about Ion Puiul to Griffith and from Grillilh 't'he electricity co.st account In respect With regard to other apidteants who transCev of P.W.P., Merrlwiigga, to Mr. four mile.s ot bad ralihit coiiutry to l,ce(pn. (h'. Gullifer said ot tlie Wliitton electricity undertaking Avisli to clear roads in lieu of payment Pelhors.—Mr. Watson waited upon the around it, and in suiauier they llockeu at last Wadi' Shire nieetiiig for the quarter ended 30th September, of rates owing. 1 am of opinion that Council iu roference to the I'.W 1‘. re ill from all directions, lie had seen it deeiiletl to ask that main road i'929, has been prepared and is pre before anything eise is dune the Coun ierred to, wliicli udjoiu.s his land, He lliem coming iu like sliecir 'I'lie only he taken around hy Yenda instead of sented to Council at this meeting as cil should first of all upproacli th^ slated it was bis ¿lesii'o to lease Iho way to meet the po.sitlon was Iq feiico WambulKool. Cr. Westioi) said per required by ordinance. '1he units pur Lauds Department for a specific grant P.W.P. Avlum he would pul rabbit prooi the swami» iu. ,'J’eiiders would 4iuve sonalty tie i)r.efern ;l tlie main road as chased amounted to 2197 and the units for road clearing to a,ssist lliese Crown fencing around it. At present, uml Iu he calleil, aud .Mr. W'alson could it WHS. CY Westrop moved, Cr. Var sold to 1892, leaving 305 units as waste settlers. always In .summer, It was a harbor fot submit a tender, aud if liie Council coe seconded, that the Council accept not accounted for, This loss equals Stale Highway No. 6.—1 have pre rabbits which came there fur water liked it could accept liks tender. the main roads proposal» as embodied 13.8825 per cent, of the units pur pared a programme ot road construc and raided ills laud. Or if tlie Council Mr. Watsbu, in reply to Cr, W'estrop, in theii' plan.—Carried. chased and shows a great reduction tion as requested by the Main Roads leased the laud he would suggest tliai said he woUjd cut off about ten acres Prom Nafraudeni Shite Council over tlie previous term in which the Board iR) to the amount stated by a clause be iuserted that rabbits be of tlie re.serv'e so Ihul the road to Runstating that (lie Main Roads Board loss equalled 21.412 per cent. The them in tlielr recent communication. kept dovn, kin's Springs Avould be clear qf the proposal to confine main road to south total cost of electricity to the Council The Aiork which I will be glad to havo Cr. Chapman said that clause vas fencing. side of river mfeant that that Council 4s 10.0385d, per unit. Council’s approval to consist of ap Inserted in every I’.W.P. lease. The clerk avus Instructed to write would lose subsidy on a certain por Main Roads Grants.—The Council’s proximately 4à miles of gravel pave Cr. Westrop said it would be im- to Mr, Deuby re caucellatlou of contion of the road, The Council objected programme of w'prks on Dev. Road ment ami t^^ü culverts timl 3i miles , possible to keep rabbits tloAvn at this tract, ami Avben bucU wae dgiiu to call io the board such action with’ 1071 Merriwagga 0 BanWa’s Bpriages eie»rifi| startis| fro)» tbe a fibblt'SiTouf (eace C A R R A T H O O L

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home to sucli a number, lie assured W ilbriggie Mr. and Mrs. Campbell that all limi spent a thorouglily enjoyable evening. ------ :o:------Mr. Campbell, on rising to resi)oud, BUSY CENTRE OF THE PLAINS SURPRISE PARTY VISITS was greeted witli cheers Tie thanked "ILKADOON” One shilling per week deposited regularly in the Commonwealth Savings People travelling to 'Darliirgton Mr. Sutherland for his kind remarks and assured the visitors that instead Point would scarcely imagine tlie Bank will, in 23J years, reach a tcftal of £100—provided that the deposits of entertaining they had betn enlei'- volume of business transacted at Wil are regular and the interest is allowed to remain in the Savings Account. All roails Iwl (o “Ukarioon," the taiued. Mrs. CaTupbell and lie were briggie railway station. When the Here, however, is the real point. Of the £100 mentioned In this ex borne of Mr. and Mrs. T. 1. Campbell, very pleased that tlie people should irrigation settlement w'as first started ample, you deposit only a little over £61. The Commonwealth Savings on Welnesday la,,at, the reason being visit them. lit hoped in the near it w'as, of course, the pivot of com Bank provides the balance in compound Interest—OVER ONE THIRD OF it had been arranged that a aiirpriae future to see a hall built at Tabbita, merce, and tremendous activity tvas THE TOTAL. where social evenings would be held, Imppenlng there daily, but nowadays Idle money earns no profit. Set your shilling to earning as welt as . party should visit them. but he also hoped on future occasions it has reverted to the steady Job it accumulating A number of people met at Tabbiia that , those present. Mvould visit “11,ka- held for years previously. It averaged and proceeded to / ‘Ilkadoon," a dis doon” again. He had tliat day ai ten loading 160 sheep trucks each mouth tance of about 10 miles. At the gate dnl a meeting at Gunbar, whidi augnr since July 1st and 10 cattle trucks there was a halt until several cars ed well for the future of the* district montlily. Last year it also handled from Ounbar arrived. The cars then The sedtiers had met the officers ot 5-192 bales of wool,, 1258 of which (Guaranteed by the Commonwealth Government) proceeded to the residence. Mr. Cami)- the Water Conservation with the-re came from Benerembah and 1338 from bell accompanied by his son simultane sult that it had been decided that the Brinageo. Brinhall forwards its wool ously arrived from Gunbar. They water should by cliannei be taken to mostly by river, and the big load from quickly took in the situation and ex Gunbar, then to Goolgowl. This w*ould Kooba is consigned at Whitton. At tended a very hearty welcome to the benefit quite a number of farmers in the Wilbriggie station the engine visitors. Mrs. Campbell graciously the district. drivers do not take water owing to welcomed everybody. It was only a the bore being full of miuoral, but file nrilfiulc Ù r ONLV 's S ' few minutes when the large dining The singing of For They Are Jolly shire of Carrathool, which owns the room was cleared for dancing, the Good Fellows terminated one of the wundmill, supplies water for stock. young people were enjoying the firs: most enjoyable evenings which have been spent in this district. walti.

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piece construction can give. The new thin steering wheel with headlight, switch on top of the steering column, dash button starter control, weather proof four-wheel hydraulic brakes and new style wheels are but a few of the refinements Introduced In this new Dodge Brothers Six. Choy Bros, are the local agents,

Essex Griffith Show wa* well supplied with the newest models in cars shown Mr. H. Jacka had on view several by local agents. There was also a big display of agricultural and hor ticultural machinery, which was m object .of Interest .all day to the Essex new models, inculdlng the Town Saloon. In this new Town Saloon. farming community. Essex designers and engineers have TRADE DISPLAYS , Thte firm also showed a model of produced a car in which performance In addition to the competitive ex the De Soto, the sedan which costs is matched by impressive dignity. The hibits there were some excellent trade ,£475. It is one of the products of vjgqrous, powerful sweep of line that displays and purely decorative sec Chrysler and a very serviceable characterises all the new Essex tions in the pavilion, and these helped vehicle. The engine is of silver dome, inodes has been skillfully retained to fill the blank spaces and add gen hlgh-compression — L-head type, 21 so that the additional roominess and erally to the attractiveness of the hall. h.p., developing 55 h.p., four-bearing windows liave been secured without Just at the entrance doors, on the crankshaft and a variety of other up- sacrifice of trim modern lines. An left hand side, Mr, J. Moses, that old to-date equipment. ideal car for general family use, the friend of the Griffith show and of Also the new model of the Fordson Town Saloon provides utmost comfort every other show in the State, had his tractor (£210) which is a great centre for long lours, and lends an air of stand for Lindeman’s wines. On the of Interest, as the extra power bring.s distinction to the family that employ! other side. Maples, of Wagga, staged it up to 40 per cent, higher horse its convenience in widening the social an attractive exhibit in the charge of power than the old model. Equipped, horizon. Mr. D. Nathan. The Griffith Produ with the Lewin tire grips (£26) cers’ Company occupied a corner site there should be no lack of power for Hudson and put up a comprehensive exhibit orchard or rice field work. Mr. H. Jacka also exhibited a newof Area products attractively display The new Fordson tractor is noted Hudson tourer with luxurious Ameri ed. Hardy’s wines were represented for its extreme simplicity and com can body. The Hudson bodies are the In another corner of the pavilion. One pactness, built as it is on a single most luxurious in the history of the of the interesting displays was that unit. It Is 31.1 brake h.p. at 1000 car. They average about four inches of electrical goods made by Mr. T. E. r.p.m.; easy starting; fuel, kerosene longer and three inches w'ider than Lee, whilst saddler’s and leather gootis or benzine; new generator with any previous Hudson, yet outlines are were displayed by Mr. L. Tipping, of model “A” headlights. slender and graceful. The unusual Merrlwagga. Qulbransen player pia The firm also shows YJ^estern Elec roominess of the cars is still further nos were on show, and a display was tric radio at £68, and Atwater Kent heightened by interior arrangement of made of Area produced honey by Mr. £53/10/-. seating and footrest. Corner posts Creef. These items all added to the are thinner, windstcreens and win Interest and variety of the pavilion Whippet Truck dows larger. Window's and doors are exhibition. Choy Bros, showmd the New Whip weather-sealed w’ith a new type of pet Six 30 cwt truck. rubber channels, In completeness of Icyball Things move fast these days, in appointment and richness of finish, Mr. E. Bulmer, Yenda, had on ex every phase of modern life. The call these new bodies, like the chassis, hibition a £37/10 model of the ‘Icy- is for speed. Nowhere is this ten meet the highest possibilities of the bair home refrigerator and ice chest. dency more strikingly evident than in day. The Tcybair provides lee without truck operation. Rapid delivery i.power. Two metal balls connected the order of the day. N e w S ix -C y lin d e r with tubing perform the feat. One of And yet, with increased speed, there Mr. W\ S. Gow' had on exhibition the balls contains ammonia and the must be no sacrifice of rsUabilltj several Chevrolet cars including a other which contains water is boiled safety of stamina. Long life and sedan, priced at £208. This beautifiii daily for an hour and a half by means economy are still necessary fur suc car had leather upholstery and othei of a primus stove. It is certainly cessful truck nperaliou. luxurious equipment. an attractive proposition. To meet these urgent demands of The new six-cylinder engine brings Mr. Bulmer also showed two sam present-day transportation, the new' to you the latest and best in modern ples of New System Radio, which give superior Whippet Six, with its facr. design and contruction. It has a high good results. powerful engine and notably stunl.v compression non-detonating head. It The General Electric Refrlgator chassis construction, is brought to tlu^ develops unusual power at compaitishown attracted great Interest. The light truck field. A high compression lively low’ engine speeds, and has a model shown co.!?t £85, and is driven engine gives fast speed, quick accelt total displacement of 191 cubic inches. by a l/8th h.p. electric motor, using ration, and ample power for the rough It is equipped w’ith a new’ sturdy l.i units a day. It makes ice and pro est going and the steepest climb. An camshaft designed for unusually quiet vides a fine Ice chest porcelain lined. up-to-date steering mechanism affords operation, fabric timing gear, air Mr. R. McDavie, the representative of utmost ease of handling. Extra big cleaner, crankcase ventilating system, G. E. in Griffith, was in charge of the mechanical-type four-wheel brakes improved lubricating system, new fuel exhibit. quick and positive in action, Insure pump and fiber, and large bearings maximum driving safety. A 'heavy throughout. Plymouth Car seven-bearing crankshaft makes for O id s m o b ile A touring model of this useful smooth performance and reduces vi Mr. W . S. Gow, t h e l o cal a g e n t , h ad Chrysler production was shown, com bration. Other outstanding feature.^ O idsm o prlsta-g new Chrysler "Silver Dome- are fullToroe Îubtlcatïon and four on e x h i b i t i o n it E a n d s o ^ bile t o u r e r . W h e th e r you seek a high compression engine, internal- ex ¡speeds forw’ard transmission. Low beautiful and styilsh car— o r a car panding hydraulic four-wheel brakes, pressure lubrication, compensating 'consumption of gasoline and oil results that, c a n do e v e r y t h i n g y o u a s k — o r a spring leaves, specially designed mani in exceptional operating economy, r o o m y c a r of s u r p a s s i n g c o m f o r t — Ot fold, aluminium alloy pistons, touch- Iw h i l e d e p e n d a b l e p e r f o r m a n c e m e a n s a c a r e a s y to h a n d l e — o r a c a r finely e n g i n e e r e d — o r a c a r t h a t g i v e s you action clutch, 45 h.p., vacuutn fuel • m i n i m u m s e n d e e co s ts, system, 9 imp. gal. fuel tank, Chromiu j In t h e s e d a y s of w e l l - i n fo r m e d t h e b i g g e s t v a l u e fo r e v e r y p o u n d you plating instead of nickel, full-size bah j m o t o r i n g p u b lic , it is i m p o s s i b l e to ox p a y — t h e 1929 O i d s m o b i l e m e r i t s youi loon cord tyres, new’ slype spring G)ect c o n t i n u i t y o f b u s i n e s s u n l e s s c o n s i d e r a t i o n . A l r e a d y r e p r e s e n t a t i v e shackles, long, low bodies, moulded h n o t o r c a r s p e c i f i c a ti o n s a r e r e p l e t e of t h e m o s t progre .ssive e n g i n e e r i n g , edge running boards, exceptional w’i t h u p -to -d ate i m p r o v e m e n t s . In- O k l s m o b i l e ’s big, h i g h - c o m p r e s s l o n jex p en .s iv e c a r s to r e t a i n f a v o r inu.sf e n g i n e n o w d e v e l o p s 61 ho rsep o w ’ei. roominess, luxurious upholstery.

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T h e raeut-s in t h e c o m m e r c i a l a n d social c o m p a n y h a s a n u p - to -d a te d e p o t in new W h i p p e t S i x e l i m i n a t e s all pre- life of t h e l a s t q u a r t e r of a c e n t u r y Grifllth f o r bu lk s u p p l y a n d a l s o fo r ' v i o u s l y a c c e p t e d s t a n d a r d s of lig h t h a s b e e n t h e g r o w t h a n d p r o g r e s s of m otor tra n sp o rt. M o t o r v e h i c l e s ca n s u p p l y of k e r o s e n e in -iO-gallon drum.s. ^car b e a u t y an d d es ig n , E v e n h i g h p r i c e d car.-, liax'e ytq u> no l o n g e r be placed i q t h e l u x u r y A m o n g tile e x h i b i t s w e r e i n ' e r e s t i n g d a t a on l u b r i c a t i n g oils, a n d a inseful j i n s l u l a s tn-aeiical a devic(' a.s tin class. T h e y a r e e v e r y w h e r e a n e s s e n m a p of N.S .W . r o a d s w a s d i s t r i b u t e d “ F in g er-T i)) C o n t r o l . ’’ 'I'lils i n g e n i o u s tial a d j u n c t to c o m m u n i t y .service, an d I i n t e n t ion ( d l n ii n a te s tlie n e c e s s i t y of probaltly no o t h e r u t ility h a s u n d e r F o r d Car# j f n i u b l i n g for a s t a r t i n g b u t t o n s o m e g o n e s u c h r a p i d a n d r a d i c a l i m p r o v e •Mr, F. G. U h e a d liad o n e x h i b i t i o n |Wlier e on llie lo e - b o a rd a n d t h e a f f e n ment,s. T h ese im p ro v e m en ts have Hever al m o d e l s of t h e w e ll- k n o w n P o n t j d a n t scufl'ling of -shoes— t h e i n c o n v e m a d e c o n s t a n t d e m a n d s on tlu! e n t e r ear. T h e m o d e l “ A" F o r d 1« d a i l y n i e n c e of r e a e l i i n g fo r t h e lig h t s w it c h p r i s e a n d e n e r g y of t h o s e w h o s e busie s t a b l u s h i n g a s t a n d a r d of efficiency io n t h e das ii. II is l i t e r a l l y a t t h e nes.s it is to c a t e r fo r t h e neexls of fo r a light c a r , b e i n g a m o d el of I fin g er ti p s of d r i v e r s to s t a r t t h e e n t h e n i n i o r- u s in g p u b l i c ; a n d in no di e c o n o m y , alertn e.ss , p a c e , s t u r d i n e s s g i n e in t h o s e r o a d e m e r g e n c ie .s w h i c h r e c t i o n h a v e t h e dem and.s b e e n m o r e and apptairanee ii.s e q u i p m e n t is well l o m i n a t e l y o c c u r I n f r e q u e n t l y . W ei in.slisteni l h a n in tliat of In h ric a lip n i n a t i v a n e e of c u r r e n t c h e a p e a r s p e c i !c o in e d by all m o t o r d r i v e r s , t h i s n e w W h e r e a s a c o m p a r a t i v e l y s h o r t tlm o fi c a t i o n s , not a bl«^ f e a t u r e s b e i n g s lid in g j f e u t n r e will he a n e s p e c i a l boo n to a g o l u b r ic a t i o n wuis r e g a r d e d in a g e a r t r a n s m i s s i o n , all s h a f t s c a r r i e d . t h e fadii's who d r iv e . m o r e o r less v a g u e w ay t-s tlu' “ p o u r o n b a ll a n d r o l l e r b e a r i n g s , c l u t c h on ; ,\ll c o a c h w o r k h a s b een d e s i g n e d i n g in ot a d r o p of oil," th e “ m o v i n g b a ll b e a r i n g s , h.p. 24, d e v e l o p i n g 40 at I by a f a m o u s a r t i s t - e n g i n e e r . H is in l i n g e r ” of e n g i n e e r i n g s c i e n c e h a s 2200 r.p.m ., b r a k e s f o u r- w h e e l, g r a v i t y |ti'r [ire,latioii g i v e s e a c h bo d y ty ite a n Ira cetl s u c h w o n d e r fu l c h a n g e s o n t h e f e e d f u el f ro m s t e e l t a n k , w e ld e d s te e l i m p re .ss iv e c l u i m i - a sen.se o f size a n d p a g e of m e c h a n i c a l de.sign, th at c o r s p o k e wdieels, a n d a lot of e q u i p m e n t p o w t'r w h ic h is a b l y s u p p o r t e d by t h e rect h i b r i c a t l o n is now a n n i t t e r of Including' lo u r H oudaille l i y d r a u l i r i m p r o v e d oO h.p. en g in e . T h e n e w vita! im p o r t . In k e e p i n g a b r e a s t witli sh o c ii a b s o r b t t r s ( b e s t of t h e i r k i n d ) . ^.superior W liii|p e t fiix b o d ie s a r e w i d e r t h e m a r c h of m o t o r d e v e l o p m e n t , tlu W i t h a im tro i c o n s u m p t i o n of 25 an d lo n g e r , g i v i n g m o r e c o m f o r t a b l e •S h ell M o to r (’oy. had an i n t e r e s t i n g m .p .g . t h e F o r d r a n k s m v e r y e c o n o m i seat,S'—m o r e leg r o o m . , ex h ib it a t t h e Show, a n d tlie b o o k l e t s cal. A m o n g t h e m o d e l s e x h i b U e d ¡ D o d g e B r o t h e r s Six', h a s t h e e.vclu- d i s t r i b u t e d by Hie c.omitany w e r e v ery , w e r e : — S e d a n , , £ 3 2 0 ; S p o r t s R o a d s t e r , | s l x e n e w Mono pi«*ce b o d y built intlex u se fu l, e s p e c i a l l y t h e o n e on t r a c t o t £ 2 2 5 ; S p o r t s P h a e t o n , £ 2 2 0 ; L i g h t ib ly o n t o t h e c h a s s i s , h a v i n g t h e in- m a n a g e m e n t , w h ic h contained a delivery. £ 3 1 0 ; tytick. £ 3 5 5 isHublv i'lííitlíf.' vbicb only sltiçlt rariffty of Important Information.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1929

4 LOOK

Sulphate of A m m o n ia £15

7s 6 d . F . O . R . Sydney JAP MILLET per lb., 3d. SUDAN SEED ............. per lb., 7d. AMBER CANE ..... per lb., 4|d. GREEN FEAST PEAS .......... ........... .. per bushel, 28/-

Louez Bros. GENERAL MERCHANT

GRIFFITH

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PRICED FROM 3/6 TO 5/6

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VOILES, 25/-; RAYO

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It T h e e a g e r l y w a ilt'd s o c ia l e v e n t ol l(epre,.sentai ivi s of all t h e AngHca;i is obvioU'S t h a t s u c b a r e v o l u t i o n a r y (he year, the a n n u a l C h u rch of E n g c h u r c h e s i n t h e D io ces e of Uiv eriru i c h a n g e c a n n o t b e e f fe c te d m e r e l y by l a n d ball, w a s h e l d in ( b e S h i r e H a h , a t t e n d e d t h e S y n o d in H o y l a s t w eek . t h e s t r o k e of a iien, o r tlte r e s o l u t i o n D a r l i n g t o n I'o i n t , on F r i d a y n i g h t last. o f a. p a r o c b l a l c o u n c i l ; it n e e d s c a r e Dr, Hal.se, t h e ih.shoi), in ¡he c o u r s e d'h e hall w a s tilled w ith a l a r g e a n d iu i I'on.dhought, o r g a n i s a t i o n , a n d (I of hi.s c h a r g e to S y n o d d ealt ''w ith r e p r e s e n t a t i v e c r o w d , m a n y c o m i n g in ■lon'l b e s i t u l e lo a d d ) pi-ayer, if tlie ( l u e s l i o u s of chu .rch h i i a n c e in t h e fol car.s f r o m o u t l y i n g c e n t r e s . ‘‘iillo o k of t h e n iaj o v i i y o f o u r p eo p le low iiig t e i l n S : - ^ T h e su c cess of th e f u n c tio n w as due i.s to be c o m p l e t e l y c h a n g e d , a n d t h e i r “ T h e Biicces.sion i)f i c a u y e a i s h;i.!, to t h e e u e i g o t I c s e c r e t a r y , Mr. M. w illin g a n d h e a r t y c o - o p e r a t i o n ennot m a d e t h e lin an cia] s i i u a ' i o n a s O ’K e e f e , w h o h a d t h e lo y a l a s s i s t a n c e ,stired. or.sy one. TiiO u t m o s t c r e d i t is d u e of h a l f a do_zeij_lad;^ a n d g ^ t l e i u e n T{VWuieii”Tt~TT;rM.VT^^ «îrlH-of thiFf dlsîràctîh'g dinfrien lelp er’s ." " ~ ~ ~ I n c o m e w i n c h lias a c r r m a l to tlie h n u a c e w h ic h lies so h e a v i l y on S i n c e t h e o p e n i n g of tlie h a l l s o m e l l i v e r i n a . 'h u r c h fu nd, h u t t h e p aroiKirishes, a n d t h e p j v v a i l i u g in- few y e a r s ago. It lias b e e n deeoratevl c h i a l t l e m a n d s ui)on it liav e l e a d e d in stiu itio u al relig io n by d if fe r e n t c o m m i t ti e s on m a n y occat o i n c r e a s e , d u e to t h e i r i n c i d e n c e ol | c h a r a c t e r i s t i c ot t h e a g e in vsions, b u t t h e d e c o r a t i o n s o f t h e o t h e r b a d s e a s o n s ; a n y ad v e i.s e b a l a m a - , D 'l ^ 'c h w e live, I h a v e n o d o u b t what- n i g h t w e r e e q u a l if n o t s u p e r i o r to all t h e r e f o r e , is d u e to t h e ( l e H s ’o n o fN ' c r , ti i a t t h e r e is a d e e p e r a p p r é c i a p r e v i o u s o n e s , t h e D i o c e s a n C o n n e il io o v in lru ^ v t h e a t n o n g tin; t a i t l d u l ol t h e c h u r c h ’s 'Phe v i‘ry l a t e s t in O r i e n t a l jiapma c c o u n t r a t h e r t l i a a allo w a n y of i h - : iidni.straliou.s a s uiran.s o f g r a c o a n d n o v i d l i e s d o n e in a r t i s t i c o r i g i n a l d e c l e r g y lo su f f e r d iiiiiu u tio ii ot t h e i r ’h' i t s d i v i n e m i s s i o n (o b r i n g th e s i g n s p r o d u c e d a won diwfiil effect, v e r y m o d e s t stli»ends. iSidrit of C lirisf m o r e f a i t h f u l l y in t o all w iiilst g a r l a n d s of p o p p l e s i u f e r w i n e d “ ]n t h i s c o n n e c t i o n , I ' a n n u t i v f i ' , i u I 'c l a t i o u s h i p s of lifi,'. If d i s s a t i s f a c t i o n w i t h a w e a l t h of g rc'e n ery I r a n s f o n p e d f r o m d r a w i t i g t h e a t t e n t i o n of t h e laity ^ia o f t e n e x p r e s s e d a t t h e f a i l u r e of t h e t h e s t a g e i n t o a f a i r y bovver. The o f t h e dhx'ef-e. esjip cialiy ol t h o s e who^ <'hui'ch to r e a l i s e t l u 's e o b j e c t s on a BUpiier-room w a s a w a i t a b l e flo w er do n o t ho ld otlice on ¡’ ir o o h ia l ( o u n - | h u ' g e r sc a le , it is f a r b e t t e r to liuve d i s p l a y , a n d o v e r h e a d h u n g f e s t o o n s ells, t o t h e v e r y i n a d e q u a t e r e s i t o n s e ^bet I ei' t h i n g s I 'x p ecled of us, tlitiu to of g a ily c o l o r e d s t r e a m e r e t t e s . which is forlhcoiniug, in most parish ba.sk in t h e .su n sh in e of a w o rld , vvhlch M a n y b e a u t i f u l f r o c k s w o r e n o tic e d , es, to their liuancial respoiisibilitie.s. t o l e r a t e s a n d d e s t d s e s us, b e c a u s e wo an d tliese, eo m b i i i e d , in a d d i t i o n to It is usutilly found that a few' keen h a v e b e i 'u c o n t e n t to let it. go i t s o w n t h e w o n d e r t u l d e c o r a t i o n s , m a d o a devoted churehfolk give most Hberal- vvay, a n d to lo o k lo a f u t u r e life only p i c t u r e s q u e s c e n e t h a t will b e r e m e m Ij, and usnully. far more iluiu tlu’ir fo r t h e r e d r e s s i n g of w r o n g s , a n d t h e bei’i'd for m a n y y e a r s . fair share, httl tlie \a!u;majorily eon- C o m i n g of C h r i s t ' s K in g d o m . At m i d n i e h t , d a n c e r s .‘-•¡it d o w n to a “ 'I'his feeling, vvlien i t e x i s ts , h a s c a r v i 'd s u i i p e r a t ;i t a b l e ladm i w ith hue their support to occasions when tliey expeet to gel Bome entertaimiP'jit b e e n l a r g e l y b r o u g h t a b o u t th r o u g li d e l i c a c i e s , in c h a r g e of av hicli or material equivalent in exclKUpie t h e e h u r c h b e i n g iire<occui)ied w i t h i n Mrs. King and Mrs. Beaumont. When ghiiig is exclusively ol riiii, t e r n a l slrllw, t h e c l a s h of llicologicu! Mr. M c K e n n a ’s e v e r |jopulai o r c l i e s type it loses most ol Its value and all o p i n i o n s a n d s e c t a r i a n a n i m o s i t i e s . " t r u f r o m UrlûUli s u p i d l e d t h e m u sic .

Church Finance

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Darlington Point

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P /i a r m a c e u t i c a l C h e m u t , B o n n o ,

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R i^liteen months a^o Sir W illiam Morris,

after personally investigating, A ustralia’s motoring, requirements, promised that he would produce a six cylinder car entirely new in conception and desij^n, W e have pleasure in announcing the arrival of that car. A i/ituRiy car perfect in every minute detail. Every Australian demand as to power, track, hrakini^, sprin^p'^^. in^, and clearance has been anticipated. Superlatives in describing them are futile—

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1929

Recalcitrant Citizen

Marlborough Studio

DEFIES THE BUILDING REGULATIONS

B a n n a A v e n u e , Next to Glpin’t, G r i f f i t h H IG H

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Save your Soiee by comloa to Dlok He will eave them for you. You must cort\e—Qulckl ALL HAND WORK. (Machlrie Sewn If Requhed. 1 do work for notable Clients.

R ing G riffith 2 2 6 CARS fo r HIRE

BRICKS ! BRICKS I

A CAREFUL DRIVER RELIABLE BUICK AND RUGBY MODERATE PRICES

IYou’ll not feel quite so clever; You’ll be worse off than before ; [You’ll be shut up then forever. When I.,abor takes the floor.

L. CAMPBELL, Elite Accommodation Home, Griffith

IWe’ll give them credit, Bill, They knew the whip to crack, [They topped the rocky hill, And rode it on your back. —Jack Moses.

IN ANY QUANTITY

G R IF F IT H B R IC K C O .

Wishes to notify the Public of Grifflt and 8urroun*Uug Districts that the; are now in a position to SUPPLN BRICKS IN LARGE OR SMALI quantities

Prices on Application. THiOS. BERilV, MANAGER

LTD.

YOU’LL BE SORRY LITTLE BILLY You’ll be sorry little Billy When you get back In the House, Arui you’re feeling Very silly, And as quiet as a mouse.

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For

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£1 allowance on your Old Mattress. Bring it along. I will burn K Siiow you £1 on a -new AfL .8 in. JKanok Mattress. Having signed a favorable contract for Kapok Mattresses I am able to make the above offer for Cash Purchases only. Don’t delay too long, only a limited number áre available. This offer cannot be repeated.

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We are yrt.-pared to Make-up your own Material or to only Gut, Tack, and Fit It for you. FRAN K P ia n o ,

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REPRESENTATIVE & TUNER for Messrs. Sutton’s, of Sydney and Mel bourne. Visita Griffith every month and is prepared to go In any part of the district (distance no object). Orders left c/o ‘Area Nows’ will be promptly attended to. Establlshed 11 VMTÜ 'PllOtia ^ |||| I , iiiiiPt I I M ■■ I

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(Lato 01 the Building Construction Branch of Public Works Department, Sydney) All Classes of Brickwork Constructed I.arge or Small Jobs—Distance No Object Estimates and Advice Given Freo Phone:' Grlimh 285

C hes. E. Beilby VALUER

BANNA AVENUE

OF WEST WYALONG AND BECKOM Notifies the residents of the distjlct that iie has PURCHASED the above business from Mr. G. C. Thomas, and esetends an Invitation to all to visit the Shop and give a trial order.

Broderick & W a y

Fertilisers for Citrus Trees ----- :o:-----

HOUSES REMOVED

HAVING PURCHASED a HOUSE REMOVING PLAN'r from Ray and Savage, I am prepared to REMOVE HOUSES in ANY PART of .filstrlct.

L. SAVAGE

CONTRACTOR Box 91 Griffith ’Phono 170

The conclusion arrived at by invest! Igators both in California and in tbit THE IDEAL CAFE, BONDI BEACH,-* State i,s tUal the element whicli it ii-, A home away from home. Len. Bar important to supply to c i t r u s nett (late “Ideal Cafe,” Griffith) can offer you good Board and Residence, 1trees is nitrogen, Discussing this subect in a depart comfortable rooms, and "good table, mental publication. Dr. H. J. Webber, beach lookout. Winter tariff from 35/*«\ Director of the Citrus Experiment Sta weekly, Take Bondi Bus from Cention, Califoiuia, slates that one experl trai Railway Station. Bus stops at ment with twenty-two treatments oji door. Address; L. A. BARNETT,^ about ten acres of citrus orchard had DEAL CAFE, No. 1 HALL STREET, been pursued consistently for over BONDI BEACH. „. ,, .*,i. .q,. ... \veuty"‘Oue"^ while another, iii an . i■«iii.i. n,i old run-down orchard of 20 acres, van continued for a period of live yeais Passenger Car for and observations on effects of tin. treatments continued for eight year.s Melbourne Comparative experiments with grow ers covering periods of from three to A CAR will leave Griffith tor Mel five years or more liave been organis bourne on Friday, November 1st, re ed and followed in Sau Diego, San turning Sunday, 3rd November, Bernardino, and Tulaie counties. As a Leaves again on Monday, 4lh Novem result of these iou^-coulimied and ber, returning on 6th. After thls^ rather extensive- general conclusions date a Continuous Car Service will have been reached witli reference f run every second day. Car leaves HORSE AND MOTOR HEARSE G.P.O., Melbourne, 8.30 a,m, Leaves MOTOR FUNERALS CONDUCTED IN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT citrus milisation in California: — Griffith 7.30 a.m. Seats booked at Gar-* 1. Tliat uitrogu is the limiting eh DISTANCE NO OBJECT /meat and must usually bo applied in den of Roses, Buuua Avenue, Griffith. large quantities, varying from Ih WREATHS AND DOMES AT ALL PRICES. AGENT iDB F. UNDLEY. 3 lb. of actual nitrogen per bearing preferable to apply IIk' ummuU t-o a MONUMENTAL MASON tree. greatly reduced miuil»er of trees so . ’riiut libeial (luaiititle« of organic that each gets sufficient. The benefit matter in most instances must be ap of this would become apparent iu most plied either through ai)]»lications of oi cases, and would result iu tlie purgauic manure, alfalfa, hay, beau chase of a greater quautlty of (he fer straw, or sonie similar material. tiliser. ’I'ho typo of fertiliser shemat^ 3. ’i’liat pliosphoric acid and putasli of the greatest importance. Much proordluarlly cousidered as u«'cessar .luUice exisis. -tigainst inoigunic fertili constituents of all coniid'’le t'ertiilser sers, and trials liy growers on their^, do not give appreciable crop iucl■ea^ own orcliards are v(uy rai'e, but those es on many citrus soils. gj'owers wlio are providing their trees Oomiueutlng on the foregoing, with ogunic matter iu the form of Fniii bi'ancli officer of the New Soul green crops or other matter sui)pleWahfs Department who is sjiedall uieuted by inorganic nitrogeu (sub couceVned with citrus crops states libate (;f ammonia, nitratu of soda, SJ-L7I. that results of a number of cxpoi etc.), according to Ilie demand of liiu ments on departimuitally coulrolli trce.s, arc undoubtedly iiroduclng y s i m p l y TU R N IN Q o n a t a p you hove B plpis and oliseiw at ions i)f pi ivat citrus fruii most economically. running water for domestic and sanitary ptirgrowei's’ practii’O' in co:istal and also poses, for watering gardens and orchards, wash* For till- informal ion of grow ers it hs ing vehicles and fire-fighting. in inland areas ofler coufiiaiaiioD of pointed out llial lib, of nitrogen rept*.-» tlie Caliloriiian lecouimeiidaiions. 'rin Uenls an upplicalion of ."i lb, sulphate Qet quotations for installing a complete running water service. The cost is small compared with the comfort practice ot using increased ainounts'ot ammonia, or almost 7 Ih. nitrate, ot and convenience. of nlirogeii. in.^nanlity according to|soda, or 20 lit. “blood and bone. The G r iffith

FUNERAL DIRECTOR — -YAMBE ST., GRIFFITH

Heniyylfoer means

tlie age of Die irc(‘, is not yet a.s wide- use of an orgauic imimiro such as* ly tollowed as is dcsiialdc. In some tpottd and hone iu large anioiiiits i.s cases growers are purclcising a limit [soimdiim's objected to by growers on ed amount of fertiliser for use on an the score of its tendency to coarseu area of trees far too great. In sueli the fruit.

TRENERRY BROS. PLUMBERS AND IRONWORKERS

Y AM BIL ST.. GRIFFITH.

Phone 30

GRIFFITH OR — . farm 884, QBJFFITH

J. W . CULLEN

J. T ren erry

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The Ideal Butchery

The Chief Secretary’s Departmem S h e a r in g [has notified the Deniliquin Pastures C o c to rs Protection Board that an open season Are preparedn ttor aundertake Shearing for the destruction of kangaroos will Contracts up to any quantity. Good be declared from October 11 to No Work Guai'anteed, vember 30 in the Deuiliyuin Pasture. For further information apply to Protection Board district. Kangaroos G. Tyson [may be killed in any part of the dh. FARM 1614. BEELBANGERA trlct between the dates named excejil Hugh Matbeson, Yenda 1In any Stale forest.

NITROGEN THE Li Mi TING ELEMENT

W m . S. G o w B e d d in g S p e c ia lis t

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NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC is hereby WARNED against PISHING. SHOOTING, or In any way TRESPASSING on DUNCARLEIGH, Darlington Point. JOHN B. SCOTT.

In one of the up-the-line townships a citizen of local renown has erected a cottage for himself, and has been ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING eccentric enough to select kerosene or DAMAGING FENCES, will be tins for his Avail materials. This PROSECUTED. material Is not considered fashionable (Signed) C. H. NELSON, ( enough for mural decoration in that “Hill View," neighborhood, and as the gentleman in Tabblta. ^ question has shown a delightful inno 21st July,' 1927. ^ cence of all building regulations, and had dispensed entirely with the for mality of lodging an application for a Any person round Fishing, Shooting, building Permit, the rumbling, squeak or otherwise Trespassing on BLOQKS ihg ihachinery of the law is to be put 13 and 14, BENEREMBAH SUBDI in motion. Carralhool’s clerk has VISION will be Prosecuted. Straying been Instructed to take legal action Stock will be Impounded. and the public will be interested in By Order the case at some future date. JOHN McGUFPlE and CO.. PTY.

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THEIR RELATION TO ANIMAL HEALTH

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Discussing in a fleparUnental bulle tin on animal hygiene the subject of licks, the Chief Veterinary Surgeon makes mention of som«' fact.s of ■which every stockowner should be aware. During recent years, it Is stated, the employment of licks has been very greatly Increased, and some rather staggering claims have been made ^s to their pQwer to prevent disease, some of them "such as would hardiy bear investigation. Tlie basis of most Hck.s is common salt, and with this is given variable quantities of some com mon drugs. The value of licks In in-e venting diaetise is largely due to the fact that the salt eaten encourages appetite, and probably aids digestion. If Epsom salts is mixed with it the lick becomes of value in preventing constipation, and may be so employed if laxative food is not available. Cone meal Is of considerable value for stock in poor coastal country and other areas where lime and nhospliates are not available in .sufficient quantit; from the soil, and despite statement.s trary, there is no danger In its use where the meal is i»roperly prepared from tlie bones of healthy stock. Sulphate of iron may be employed as a mild tonic to counneract exces sive succulence in the food, but, being itself constipating, it is not so suit able with very dry food. Other drug.?' are also employed, but usually in minute quantities. In no case, however, cun a lick pro perly replace good food, unless it con tains a large pruport luu of Such Ibod. and in that case one might equally as well administer the food. Good food will do more io prevent loss from dis ease than all the licks put together, It appears to he .a fairly widespread idea tliat a lick can be manufaclured which will be of value under all ami any eonditinn.s. As a nialfer of facd the surrounding circumstances must be taken into consideration, and a lick which would be of value during drought periods might be unsuitable during a flush season, while one suit able on the coast might not be so in the west. Finally, it Is no good wast ing money by giving drugs in the form of licks if the animals do not require them.

"Fills u s with en ergy You may be rich or poor, young or old, married or single . . . but so long as you're always energetic and cheerful then you are blessed above all the whole world. That's the wisdom of the Kruschen habit. The ” little daily dose ”—as this lefter goes to prove— is the surest road to health, energy and happiness. )

Kruschen Salts, 1 am now j4.i, merry and bright. The Kruschen feeling is indeed well worth having. I have always a good word to say for Kruschen to my friends. It keeps us full of cheer when times are dull, and it keeps us in the best of health." f. W. C. Original letter on file for inspection.

The secret of their cheerfulness and energy is this—that they are fit and clean and healthy internally. Kruschen ensures that! The " little daily dose ” keeps the whole system as clean and healthy as a new pin, and, in conse quence, every muscle in the body and every cell in the brain is kept in really perfect working order.

“/ write you re your excellent product, Kruschen Salts, from which my wife and 1 have derived much benefit. It fills us full of energy, makes us happy and content. I have suffered a deal from depression—to put things bluntly, / have been down in the dumps, but thanks to

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Why you should use Gold Medal Milk

FLOODS AND DROUGHT ARE ALL FORGOT

(By Jack Moses The rain has fallen on the earth. The crops are coming on apace A load Js- off the farmer’s back, . A smile is on the squatter’s face.

Australia’s good to us/'v,e know,” But folk don’t seem to understand That droughts are sent to purify. Rest, and stimulate the laud.

Breakfast b e c o m e s

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The river’s bed should never dry, God sent the stream to lock and hold; Year in and out it flows away— The country's wealth in liquid gold.

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When wool and wheat and seasons come. We never think or care a Jot: Just whistle up and jazz away. And floods and droughts are all forgot. Tommy liad been ’taken by his father to see the pierrol.s, ‘•Was it a nice ball?” asked Itis mother, next morning. “Flue,’’ replied 'rommy. *‘An' the stage was all l^hts an’ things.” “Did you like' ilie- perfonuaiu'e?” "Yes,” said Tommy; ”1 wa.s alt rigid.” Mother looked pleased ‘Till glad you enjoyed It; your daddy BUld it WHS only good at iuterval.s,” j'ommy nodded briefly. "! think he liked the lid e J \a ls . He ■went out every time and came back looking as pleased as anything.”

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We grasp at little thing.j too much. We only think sulfice to-day, And curse tlu* country rigid and left, If things dopT come along our way.

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DESPITE the fact that Nestle^s inspectors rigidly inspect the health of eyery cow on Nestle^s farms and insist on perfect cleanliness in milking sheds and dairies, Nestle’s chemists have the final say. As the rich fresh country milk reaches the condenseries, every gallon is scientifically tested for purity. Not a pint below standard can possibly be accepted. Thus the Gold Medal Milk you buy is not only absolutely pure, but rich in creamand valuable vitamins

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1929

until the last green blade is llckod up. It Is Impossible to avoid iovaslon with out barracadlng. It wmuld be a great •:o: :o:pleasure to see these road squatters DANCE THE HOURS AWAY (To the Editor) CARRATHOOL STARTING POST squat on their own property, and not To augment the funds of the C.W.A farm at other people's expense and in Sir,— 1 wish to draw the attention Hospital, Yenda, a Juvenile ball was convenience. Would the ehire kindly held in the Lyceum Hall on October Last Saturday 2000 homing pigeons of the Council to the dead sheep lying wake up and remove this spectacle of on the roads west of Hanwood. Tlu 10th. There were about 800 children were liberated at Carrathool for a drought and death from our roads and adults present. The majority of week-end flight to Sydney, in connec- brands are identicial.. What Is the ¡which we ar^called upon to pay rat^^ v herdsman doing about It? As the the children were in fancy dress. The baskets or crates to convey the for? Thanking you for your share !H hall was beautifully decorated by Mes pigeons to Carrathool. This necessl number of carcases are increasluR making this matter public. f daily, Is this to go on for ever? The dames J. Carter, R. Pigott and E. Hud tion with pigeon racing. It took 250 I " HONEST CRUST. apparent owners don’t seem satisfied son. The prize« were presented by tated tyyo large double vans to convey Mn McKrell (president) f—Best girl ; the birds, 170 baskets coming on Joan Crawford (Shepherdess), 1; on, Friday and 80 baskets on Saturday. Betty Twigg (French Doll), 2; Best An, oIQcial starter came with the hoy: Ian Jones (Carpet Seller), 1; birds, so that competitors would get Roderick McDonald (Dick Whitting a fair crack Of tlie whip at the harrier. ton), 2. Best home-made costume Some of these birds average 2000 (girl): Joan Hool (Hawaiian Girl), 1; yards to the minute in the cross ,Una Edge (Early Victorian) 2. Best country flight. The flights have beeuj ... y I diome-made costume (boy): Kennetl« taking place each' week-end for the :Braithv,'aite (Robin Hood), 1; Jack past six weeks, but flying competitions IAdams (Tramp). "■ original over such a long trip as Carrathool to l(glrl): Cna Peasley (League of Sydney (130 miles) will he discon-1 ¡Housewives), 1; Cenevieve Kayess linuwl with the approach of warm' Safeguard (Watermelon), 2. Most original co.. weather. As the birds ai;e forwarded tume (boy): Don %Voods (R.ajah), 1- by parcels freight the Railway Depart Health and IPeter Dupree (GoUowog). 2. Best ment obtains a good revenuc^UTom thl.s Stimulate pair" George and Roderick Koyese source. (Toy Soldiers), 1; Eric McLean and George TAvigg (UshersX, 2. A specie m prize is due to Mrs. B, Keary, who so Music in Schools Replying to a deputation from the successfully organised and served supper. A fish pond provided the Music Advancement in Schools So NON-ELECTRIC youngest set with universal prizes. ciety on Tuesday, the Director of E^ti The crowded hall-room rlioutd lesult cation. Mr. S. H. Smith, said that h : REFRIGERATION 1| in a satisfactory cheque for the hos w-as in entire sympathy with the re- j •quest that the teaching of muslc^ in | pital. Members of Yenda branch of the schools be stimulated. “However,” be i C.W.A. are kept busy Tuianrlng their added, “there are limits to the amount j ÄND FOR. Uiospital. Some months ago Mis. Mt of instruction that can be given, and i CAtALOCUE 08. ilCrell (president) donated an armlet. ff. the time given to music be increae M» CONSOLt LOCAL AGENT I" hich was raffled by Miss Brewste: ed, it means that the time devot|Cd to | L o ca l A g e n t; won Iry .Mrs. T McMallOQ. As. ? jather subjects will liaYG tp be doete:'! j D. W. ROSB, GRIFFITH. andresult the hospital was presented witr :d. The department is of the opinion j SA FE ---SU R E a sink ( v e r y much appreciated), also that one and a half hour« a week fo:- j music In public schools is a fair j stainless cutlery. EC O N O M IC A L I am Mosdanies E. Hulson and D, Stan thing.” den held a street stall last month. In C L E A N • t spite of unsatisfactory weather £1 Qunbar Water trust | fd your TS/ profit w'as shown. A wpil-aitendect meeting of lamv holders In the Gtiubur district wa-. ° íA /í ------— MEAT AND held at Gunbar, on Wednesday, in .g y eitts VEGETABLES Federal Elections connection with the proposed Gunbar pY ALWAYS FRESH AND BUTTER & MILK ------ to:------■ Water Trust. Messrs. Brew^ster and WHOLESOME KEEP FRESH FOR DAYS of the 'W.C. and I.C. Depart j The following are the sub-division Slade, Non-ElectriCé.Operates Any wliere..No Power Require«! ¡totals for the Riverina electorate cou inent were in attendance, and explain ed the scheme and the obligations it SoieAustraiiûn Dulriifutori * __________________ jtest:-— Nulty would Involve. It was decided, prac Subdivision Killen N( 621 tically unanimously, that the scheme, |Ariah Park he adopted, and the necessary formal T h e r e is now a way to quickly lighten Corowa . .. 2 8 0 C a stlerea g h S tr e e t.S y d n e y . steps will now be taken to bring it Deniliquin .. clou ded teeth. T e n d e r gums, too, are into being. Mr. T. 1. Campbell pre firmed ; given the healthy coral colour that Jerilderie ... Pica» tend me turthei paiticulan o( The ICYBALL Refngeritoi and the name of local Agent > sided, and those present included Mr. 1 is necessary to set white teeth off. Juuee ....... J D. C. Pagan, engineer of the Shires of Name— ---1--------------------------------------------------------------R u n your tongue across your teeth and LeeLon .... . Carrathool and Waradgery, ami Crs. y o u ’ll feci a slippery coating. T h a t is film. Barmedmau Addreu. Chapman and Mills, of the Carrathool Old-tyP® dentifrices w o n ’t successfully Berrigan .... Shire. co m bat it. T h a t ’s why your teeth have rem ained “ oii'-colour ” regaidless of what Gargellico Carrathool you did. Coolamon .. . Now, ip, the. new -type dentifrice called ■-•j Urhfif.h.. S21..1 1 2 k ■■■Pepsoderit. thcreeT:iTiidirioul!f ha^'e been m e t V : — you can clear that film off. T e e t h whiten Mulwala ....... amazingly. O n e ’s whole appearance thus Moama ........ is often quickly changed. 2015 Narraudera .... Ifl North Wagga J’emora ....... Urana .......... llil -i West Wyalong Postal Votes

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PLEDGE to th e P u b lic on U sed C a r Sales.

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Under Studebaker’s famous Used Car Pledge you are able to buy unused tr.'in.sportation witli maximum safety. As a guarantee that the car you purchase is as reprcsintcd, and is the car you want, you are offered five days’ driving trial. No matter w'hat make of car you intend buying, you cannot .afford to purchase without icciag this .accredited Studeh.iker Dealer. His polfcy on used car •ales is the s.ime as that on new ear sales. By dealing with him you are definitely assured oT the honest value and genuine satis faction for which S’.udcb.aker is justly renowned. Visit him TO-DAT for greater used car value!

SrU D EBAK ER (SYDNEY) LIM ITED r here is no risk or mystery about any Used Car sold by the local Studebaket Dealer.

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Mrs. Leonard 2. Sponge roll.—Misa Shlel 1, Mrs. J. Bathgate 2. •:o:« Jam sandwich (not iced).—Mrs. V, (Continued from Page 4) A. Edwards 1. Mrs. E. B. Furby 2. Sandwich (any filling).—Mrs. V. A. Edwards 1, Mrs. E. B. Furby 2. type).—McWilliam 1, Beelbangera Seed cake.—Mrs. Tickle 1, Mrs Winery 2. White wine, light, dry (hock type) Rounce 2. Boelbangora Winery 1, McWilliam 2 Plum pudding, boiled in cloth. — White wine, fujl-bodled, dry (sheri". Mr.s. E. A. Kurtz 1, Mrs. Marshall 2. Plate à-doz, lamlngton cakes. —Mrs. type).—McWilliam 1. Red wine (port type), not exceeding M. Gow 1, Mrs. F. Hewitt 2. four degrees, “Boaume” of Saccharine Ginger bread.—Mrs. EUsmere 1, strength.—Mirrool Wineries 1, Me Wil Miss Ross 2. Scotch shortbread.-r-Mrs. Tickle 1. Haras 2. ' Red wine, full-bodied, sweet. Me Mrs. Delves 2. Cream puffs, without filling.—Mrs. William 1, Mirrool Wineries 2. , Whifo wine,' sweet, not exceeding J. C. Rounce 1, Mrs. Marshall 2. four degrees ‘Beaume’ of Saccharine Plate scones (girl under 16).— G Bates 1, E. BoyM 2. strength. Mirrool 1, WcWilliara 2. Whitb wine, full bodied, sweet. — Jam sandwich (girl under 16).—M. Spry 1, E. Boyd 2. Mirrool 1. McWilliam 2. Muscat wine (four bottles).—Me Loaf nut bread.—Mrs. Bray 1 Collection afternoon tea cakes. William 1, Mirrool 2. Mrs. J. C. Rounce 1. Miss B. J. Creel Championship Prizes Sweet or dry wine, (growers cla? 2■ Ginger sandwich.—MrsVJ.-fc. flounce sea).—E. Bulm'er. Di-y wine (open classes).—Beelban 1. Mrs. E. Bates 2. Plate scones,—Mrs, Vi, A, Edwards gora Winery. Muscat wine (open classes). — Me 1, Mrs. Marshall 2. Sultana cake.—Mrs. Marshall 1, Mrs. william. Leonard 2. Snetion '‘K”—Fresh Fruit sandwich (not iced).—Mrs Citrus Championship exhibit, to Sponge J. Proctor 1, Mrs. V. A. Edwards 2. “P O R whatever purpose your tractor is consist of one dozen Washingtoi E Plate scones (Messrs, H.<sL. Bussell navel oranges, 1 dozen late Valencia and Co.),— * used, Voco will make it îve more power -Mrs. S. Wrlgh+ and Mrs. E 1 dozen cured lemons, 1 dozen fresh Bates (divide). • i . power without a knock in the hardest lemons.—A. G. Kubank 1, J. Holroyd Sponge sandwich (White Wings pull. . . power for more work at no extra cost. 2, A. W. Marshall 3. ilour).—Mrs. V. A. Edwards. Washington navel oranges.—Brad Thirty years experience in supplying bury and Norman 1, J. Holroyd 2, E petroleum products for exacting agricul<c Jams and Preserves A. Kurtz 3. tural conditions stands behind Voco. Follow Late Valencia oranges.—A. W. Mar Pear jam,—Mrs. H. J. Braund 1, Mrs the example of other up-to-date «nd pros shall 1, A. G. Kubank 2, S. D. Attflela C. A. Long 2. perous tractor o w n ers.............order Voco ■Cured lemons, Lisbon.—P>radbury Grape jam.—Mrs. W. Flynn 1, Mrs, and it will become, your tractor, the and Norman 1, A. G. Kubank 2, Brad Braund 2. hardest worker on the farm* bury and Norman 3,. . . . melon Jara.-^-Mrs Braund Sweet Rind T.emons.- -Bradbury and I,liéiiiun-and Mrs. Flynn 2. Norman 1, A. G. Kubank 2, Bradford Dar plum jam.—Mrs. Marshall 1, v \ Mrs. Flynn 2. and Norman 3. Orange jam.— Mrs. Marshall 1, Mrs. Dozen lemons, any other variety.— Kubank 2. Briulbury and Norman 1, 2 and 3. Jêmon jam.—No award. Largest Lemons.— Bradbury and Grape fruit jam.—Mrs. Braund 1, Mrs. C. II. Davidge 2. Norman, 1, 2 and 3. Mra. Marshall 1, Mri Largest oranges. 'Bradbury unri C. MarmaladCv— A. Davidge 2. Norman. 1, 2 and 3. Collection of jams.—Mr.s. Marshall. Citrus championship, for the most Apple Jelly.—Mrs. C. A. Davidge and V A C U U M O IL C O M P A N Y PTY. LTD. successful exhibitor in the citrus sec Mrs. C. A. Long (equal). Marketers also of appoientc Plume Motor Spirit, the New Mobiloil and Laurel Kerosene Quince jelly.—Mrs. C. A. Long 1. tlon.—Bradbury and Norman. Grape fruit jelly.—Mrs. H. J. Braund |WFSW««NI Preserved peaches In syrup. — Mrs. Section “L"—Dried Fruit S. Braithwaite 1, Mrs. Marshall 2. vidge. I’reserved pears in syrup, — Mrs. Dried apricot.s.—Mrs. P. Piggott. Fancyw'ork. not specified.—Mrs. K Braithwaite 1. Dried peaches.—Mrs. E. Bulmer Collection preserved fruits in syrup Cocks 1, Mrs. Davidge 2. Table centre,—Mrs. J. Davidge 1 Sultanas.^H. G. Maesraitli. —Mrs. Braithwaite 1. Murch 2. Dried prunes.— -A. W. Marshall, 1 Tomato sauce.—Mrs. C. A. Long 1. Captain a im o d e r & ie €osi Plum sauce.—Mrs. EUsmere 1, Mrs. Ironed dining tablecloth.-Mrs. J and 2. Davidge 1, Mrs. Black 2. R. Mallinson 2. ■ Dried prunes, Prune d’Agen. — F. Red Coat hanger.—Miss E. Wood I, Mrs. cabbage.—Mrs. EUsmere 1, Mrs. Piggott 1, A. W. Marshall 2. S. R. Berry 2. II. J. Braund 2. One pound almoiids.—. Beaumont. Tomato pickles.—Mrs. C. A. Long 1, . Bunch paper flowêrs.—Miss Couch 1 Pair darned socks.—Mrs. Tickle 1. Mrs. R. Mallinson 2. Table raisins.—A. Hogg. Mixed pickles, mustard.—Mrs. W. Cushion, worked In colors.—Mrs. (Grange peel.—Mrs. H. J. Bravmd. Len Doyle 1, Miss Kurtz 2. Flynn 1. Mrs. E. A. Kurtz 2. Lemon peel.—Mrs. H. J. Biruiul. Chutney.—Mrs. M. Harrison 1, Mrs Schoolwork EUsmere 2. Section “ M”— Vegetables Jam made from dried apricots. Lettuces.—Mr.s. E. J. McNabb 1. Mrs. J. C. Thorne 1, Mrs. A. G. Ku- Writing (under 11 years).—Terence 13ank""2. - w . j K . ...... . Ralph Bradley irTom*B5urfte‘'27 ■ Beotroot^^F. IV Writing (under 11 years).—Terauee Rhubarb.—E. J. McNabb 1. Art, Paintings, Etc. Smith 1, E. Cunningham 2. Dairy Produce Writing (under 13 years).—M. BrisStill life (copy).—M. Carney 1. senden 1, No'. 12 2. Home-made butter.—Mrs. S. Liuidsoape of seascape (original).— Writing (13 years and over). Black 1. Mrs. A. L. Jacka 2. Mrs. K. Cocks 1. Estlier Scobie 1, Clem King 2. Men’s eggs, wliite.—Mr,«;. A O. K\i Lcindscape or seascape (copy). Plain sewing (uiidei' 12 yrs.), .Mrs. H, Jardine 1, Mrs, K. Cocks 2. Nellie Bates I, M. Brisseiiden 2. bank. Animals or animals’ heads.—Miss M. Plain sewing (12 years and over), Hen's eggs, brown.—Mr.s. A. G. K Carney 1, Mrs. IL Jardine 2. —|Glenni(‘ liates 1, M. Rapliael 2. bank 1, Mr.s. A. W. Marshall 2. Porti-ait.—Mrs. K. Cocks 1. Special fancywork (under 12). — Tui'key’s eggs.- Mrs. V, A. Kdwards Landscape or seascape (copy). Mary Kurtz 1, L. O'Gall.'ivhan 2. Miss Carney 1. '"'Duck’s eggs.—M. .1. Ryan Special faueywork (1.2 and over). Local scenery (in any medium, ori Glennie Bates 1, Belly CluuJon 2. liome-mavle soap, not less tluvn 1 lb Dressed doll by girl (under II yrs.j. _Mrs. M. P. Sellin 1, Mrs, It. Money 2 glnal).—J. Carney, 2ml. (.’ollection of photographs talven on —T. Fitzner 1, L. Bennett 3. Flowers and Plants the Murrumbidgee Area by an ama Essay: “.Autobigrophy of a Swag 0, Carney T, V\h IXiyle 2. man.”—M. Marks 1, R. Delves 2. Pot Aspule.stra.—Mr.s'. J. C. Thorne, teur.—J. Collection of idtotograplc views. — Letters to a boy or girl in London Colh (ilion cut flowers. Mrs. Bell 1 W. J. Carney I. Mrs. E. Bates 2. (under 12 years).—R. Blance 1. Raffia work.—Mrs. McKrell 1. Mrs. Edwards, special. Original poem, not more than 16 K LEPING in line with the modern trend to closed Bowl cut nowers. 'Mrs, Jacka 1 Any commendable exhibit not in lines.—M. Stewart 1, F T'rioe 2. cluded In schedule.-^Miss Carney 1. cars, the New RUGBY Custom Built Sedan has Map of Australia.—L. Williams 1, Mrs. Kubauk 2. G. Marks 2. been produced to offer closed car comfort at a reason Vase of ro.ses, twelve oislinet varié Needlework Map in dry color. B. .Maym.' i, M. able cost. ties.—Mrs. 1., Manvood. Marks 2. The body, built by the Melbourne Body Works, com Vase of ros(“3 (t! distinct), Mr Drawing.—1\ Blumer 1, SlanFaucy needlework.- -Mrs. K. Cocks bines iromplete protection in any type of weather with nard 2. 1, Mrs. F. AVrlght 2. Siiaw' 1, Mrs. Jacka 2. Brushvvork.—M. Marks 1, G. Bates 2 strenjith to withstand the roughest country use. Vase of roses (3 distinct), -Mrs. Crochet tray cloth.—Mi's. Maddox 1. Account (essay form) of any pracTable centre.—Miss Wright 1, Mrs. McCann 1. Mr,s. Maegr iitli 2. Four sturdy door hinges, instead of the usual three, tieal gardening work.—B. Biau.sgiove Sellili 2. designed to blend symmetrically with the body lines Champion rose in Sliow -Mrs. Ku Raflia work.—B. Clmrloii I, ,M. Eyelet emltroldeiy.— Miss J. H. eliminates dmir trouble. Day 2. Scott 1. bank. Woodwork.—R. Hughes 1, G. Bates 2 Pair, worked d'oyleys.—Miss Furby Collection snapdragons inol more To lurther add to the strength, the entire roof is re Woodwork, useful in home or farm. 1, Miss Jean Kurtz 2. than 3 si)il\(‘s of each variety). inforced with heavy spring wire-netting. Pair crocliet d’oyleys.—Miss M. —Jack Little 1, G. Bales 2. Mrs. Edwards. Stencilliug.—U. CiuuT>u 1, G. lUiapMaddox 1, Mrs. A. E. Howe 2. » Finished iu highly polished “Duco,” upholstered Collection sweet peas.—Mrs. EdCriclu'L tea cosey.^Mrs, Maddox 1, mau 2. throughout with high-grade materials and mounted on Tliree toys, iu woodwork or metal. jMrs. Black 2, wards. the sturdy Silent Four Chassis, this new RUGBY I,. Brown. Collection sveet peas ((> (listim i I P‘*b’ knitted socks. Miss .\. Uo Custom Built Sedan provides, as never before, “closed Nature iioi.e hook, primary schools. j berts 1. varieties).- Mrs. Edwards. car comfort at moderate cost.” Three hamlkercliiefs.— Mrs. K. —M. Churton J. Flow(‘ring bull)s.—Mrs. Jacka. Original story of adventuriv !*. Cocks L Sole Distributors for N.S. IV. Three crocliet (royleys.—Miss Bcolt Tuiner 1. Mary Stewart 2. Pansies (0 distinct).-—Mrs. Edwards. I, .Miss Wright 2. K H prodU i-'t Ion of front ,j>age o! Hhirley poppies. Mrs. Edwards. SNEDDONS MOTORS LIMITED Traycloth.—Mrs. J. Davidge 1, Mrs. schedule.—B. Churton 1, Gleunie Violas.—Mrs. Edwards, 2 58 Castlereagh Street, Sydney D. Thompson 2. Bates 2. Basket sweet pea.s, Mrs. Jacka. 'Pliree milk jug covers.—Mrs. H Fodder grasses. —.M. Churtou. Other important features ineluJe— Cocks 1, Mrs. E. Brissenden 2. Collection of Insects hanntul on Bread Cakes, Etc. afteriumii tea elolh.—Mrs. farm.—L. Brown. Longest wheel base among low Loaf lionU‘ made bread.—Mis.-; V S. Crocht't price cars— 107 inches Pencil drawing, teapot, jug and Iv. Black 1. Mrs. C. H. J’liomas 2. Boyd t, Mrs. P. K. Roots 2. Beiulix Pour Wheel Brakes ■ .'Clipper cloth. Mrs, S. Iv. Black 1. basin (12 and over).—Glennie Bates 1, New Radi.iUir New wider, Plate idain sebnes.—Mrs. Wiighl Captain March 2, lA. Mayue 2. losyer, full crown mudguards and Mrs Bates 1. Mrs. Maher 2. | Most useful article.—Miss P. Kurlz| Pencil drawing, motor car. (Under Five 29 X 5.00 tvres, the largest Pound cake, light.-Mrs. Marshall 1, «‘^vldge 2. Williams 1, entry. Tabblta used on any low price car today Hi rrj 1 1,, O Coloied work.—.Mrs, K, Cocks 1, School, 2. Mrs. Tickle «. j g proctor 2. t Perspective drawing in pencil Rugby Dealer Pound cake, datk,—Miss Shiel l, Hand-made button holes.—Mrs. Da- (Under* 16).—Glennie Bates 1. t t

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BAPTIST CHURCH 0------0 Sunday, 20th October. —11 a.m., Morning Service; 3 p.m.,* Sunday School and Bible Claes; 7.30 p.m., (Subject: The Age of Noise.)—All welcome. Pastor J. E. SHEIRSON. CHURCH OF ENGLAND o------ o October 20 (21st Sunday after Trinity).—Griffith: 8 a.m.. Holy Com munion; 2.30 p.m., The Catechism 8.45 p.m., Holy Baptism; 7.30, Even song and Sermon. Yenda: lO a.m., Sunday School ; 11 a.m., Holy Com munion. Rev. WALTER G. BENNETT. METHODIST CHURCH 0 ........ o Sunday, October 20.—Hanwood, 11 a.m.; Yenda, 2 p.m. (Sunday School) and 3 p.m. Griffith: 3 p.m. (Sunday School) and 7.30 p.m. ^ Rev. R. GEORGE WHITE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 0------ o Sunday, October 20.—Yenda, 11 a.m. Ballandry, 3 p.m. Griffith: 7.30 p.m. Griffith Sunday School 3 Mr. A. G. GIBBINS. Eleven First Prizes Ml*. J. Trenerry, local poultry expert, secured eleven firsts and eight second prizes, three champions, and a grand champion at the GrifflUi Show. At the recent Hillston Show Mr. Trenerrj secured thirteen prizes with fifteen en tries, and also a cup for the best pair of fowls in the show.

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About 6 0 0 0 ■101CROWD AT SHOWGROUND YESTERDAY FINANCIAL RECORD BROKEN According to an estimate from the gate receipts at the showground yesterday the total atten dance must have been at least 6000 persons. In addition to per sons making use of members’ tic kets and passes to exhibitors and officials, £340 was paid In en trance money on the one day, a record for the Griffith Showground, surpassing the takings on the day on which the Governor opened the Show in 1926. From ground rente from show men and exhibitors no lees than £110 was collected, and this constitutes another record. Never be fore has the Income from this source reached £100. In estimating the attendance it must be remembered that there were a great many children on the grounds some of whom paid shilling admission, but many of whom were admitted free. Adults paid two shillings a head. The estimate of six tt^eusand persons Is a conservative one.

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-JOlYOUNG MAN’S FRAUDS Bountiful Rain The week-end fall of rain at Griffith was 110, and will materially alter the LOCAL FIRMS VICTIMISED wheat prospects. At Morriwagga where an inch and a halt fell, the Stating that he had been unable to crops are very promising. Hay got 310 ind work in Australia and unable too, points, Hillston 228, Carrathool 150. o work his passage back to England, Jeffery Ernest Rowland Eyres, aged Hopeless for Bruce The defeat of thé Prime Minister 13, pleaded guilty before Messrs. (or the Flinders seat Is Indicated by Lloyd and Wood, J’s.P., on Tuesday the checking of second preferences Mr. Bmch, in which Mr. Holloway has o three charges of obtaining money at least 250 more votes than Mr. by means of valueless cheques. Eyers was arrested in Sydney and Bruce. emanded to Griffith. eng* The ni’ms victimised by Eyers were LOST, bunch Keys, probably left In hose of J. Jacob, F, Eardley and W. P.O. box. Reward. Apply, G.P. Co r. Davis, of the Hotel Victoria. The op. Company. PHONE 2 6 9 argest amount involved was £7/10/-. The cheques px'esented by Eyers purSOLID Silver Wrist Watches, rotary I^orted to be drawn by T. Lowing, a movement; ladies will find most jerson without an account at the bank serviceable. Only 25/6 each, on moire jn which the cheques were drawn, the Griffith Mirthmakers Lyceum Theatre, Griffith band. Geo, W, Spelrs. Our Jeweller. Commercial Bank of Australia. -{OlEyers, against whom the police TIME is day and night; so is the Ben itnew no previous conviction, was sen Judging by a rehearsal of this talen Watch. Get one to-day, 8/6 plain, 12/6 enced to three months’ imprlsonmen» ted company on Tuesday last the pub genei'ally can rely that this enter* A p d a le ’s Famous A n im a l Circus luminous. G. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. in each charge, to be served concur lie tainment which Is to b^ given on be rently. half of the local hospital is one th5i.t WANTED, energetic Lad, used to ma la well worth while coming a long dis chinery, to work on an agricultural tance to see, aud judging from the farm near Goolgowi, on wages or large number of seats that are already share system. Apply Area News Office. Saturday, 19th October, 1929 booked, it looks as if the House Full O n e E n tr y sign will be the order of the night on MATINEE 3 P.M. NIGHT AT 8 P.M. •iOtWIRELESS.—Hear the Crossloy Gem the 24th inst. Box 7-valve (all electric) demonstrat N WARD EXHIBIT COMPETITION _The items are many and varied, and ed at W4 S,.. Evans.... Installed com piete,'12 months' service. Price: £45. —One of the Teally "disappolntitt^' fea thO whole programme reflects very tures of this year’s Show was the creditably on Producer Mr. Roy El- A TREAT FOR THE CHILDREN—THE GREATEST MATINEE ACT by Miss E. Smith, THAT HAS EVER BEEN PRESENTED AT THIS THEATRE entry of only one ward, "A,” in the pblck, assisted Many new faces on the Grif IN MEMORIAM annual district exhibit competition pianist. fith concert platform are present in SEE MUTT, THE HUGH BABOON The Society has given much thought this little band of merrymakers, and ASHCROFT.—In fond remembrance of and devoted a lot of money to stimu blended with some of our old and DOGS, MONKEYS, BABOONS, BEARS—30 PERFORMING ANIMALS our husband and father, John lating interest in this feature, which tried friends, make this concert party RIDING BICYCLES, PLAYING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, PERFORMING ON LADDERS, GLOBES, SKIPPING, ETC. Ashcroft, who^ died 18th October, could be made a distinctive attraction Indeed a show well worth while. NEVER A SHOW LIKE IT 1923. It was thought a few weeks ago that The programme opens with a gene A tender chord of memory there would be three entries, but Yen ral ensemble of the Merrymakers, and Is sadly touched to-day. da district alone came up to the then goes with a swing right through, Also Fine Picture Programme —(Inserted by his loving wife and sci-atch. one item being ready as soon as Its ‘iSHOW” PEOPLE WITH MARION DAVIS, WILLIAM HAINES. has finished. There are family.) Notwithstanding the lack of compe precedessor solo items, and concerted numbers, tition a splendid, comprehensive dls MODERN MARRIAGE WITH BETTY BRONSON humorous items, aud excellent danc CALEDONIAN SOCIETY play was made, and the exhibit attrac ing with a splendid female ballet, and ted attention and interest from the altogether this entertainment is, per MATINEE: CHILDREN 9d. ADULTS 1/6. NIGHT: CHILDREN 1/one of the best local efforts. ADULTS ,2/. HALLOWE’EN hundretls of people who visited the haps, Well known local performers, who pavilion. First prize was awarded to have done a lot in the cause of charity the exhibit by the judges, and it was in the persons of Mrs. Blumer and Social and Dance a pity that the orgauisers were not Miss Mary Pearson, Mr. J. R. Alton, rewarded by competition, for the ex Mr. G. Dobson aud Mr. P. R. Druitt, MR. MUTTS, the Monkey Comedian, is going to present two lucky boys will take place in the with a Watch each, also two girls, twosuitable presents. hibit equalled any that had been made are well to the fore. The newcomers in BILBUL HALL the Misses Gladys and Marjorie in previous years by any of the wards Bounds, Miss Dominish, Miss Roberts, Come along, you may be one of the lucky ones. Officials expressed keen disappoint are a very welcome addition, whilst 1 hursday, Oct. 31 ment at the failure of the wards to Mr. Frank Beverley is a host unto him Messrs. Hawkins, Rose, Cum All Caledonians ami li’rieiids are In compete this year, and an endeavor self. mings pi’ove very excellent perform will be made to persuade the other vited to attend and make this second ers indeed, wliilst our old friends, dlstricis to commit themselves to corn Miss and Mr. Johnstone, assisted by function a success pete in next year’s Show early in the the whole company, put on two very "Dinna Forget” excellent Hawaiian melodies. year. I..adies, Please Bring a Basket

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Mr. i ’oU s w a s upi)o.sed to tlie p r a c tice. Mr. B e v e r l e y poiiiteil o u t l h a i by ■phairlm.T~-ui* ■■.tn5us::“..burwTrcit idne::. t h e c i t r u s w o u ld r ( 'c e i \ e t h e s l i e l t c r ot t h e v i n e s a n d ilo b e t t e r Ilia n if plan, t e d in t h e o p e n ; lie g a v e i n s t a n c e s oi i n t e r - p l a n l in g on t h e M u r r a y at. Merbein and W aik erie, w h e r e tr e e s have b een in ter-p lan ted for tw e n ty y e a rs aiul a r e s t i l l t h e r e ; liow'cver, lie w o u ld n o t r e c o m m e n d t h e p r a c t i c e g e n e r a l l y — t h e s e t t l e r a n d t h e soil w o u ld h a v e to be c o n s i d e r e d . Mr. I ' o t t s s a i d lliey m u s t a s s u m e t h a t conf e re ii c e m a k e s r e c o m m c i i d a t i o n s i n a g e n e r a l w ay, a m i h e s a i d d e f in ite ly th a t we have not the average m an h e r e to d e a l efiicien tly w i t h t h a t t y p e of culture. Mr, C, B r a i t h w a i t e g a v e le t a i l s o f lilt e r p l a u t in g o f c i t r u s a m o u g s t v i n e s a t Mr. A. D a l g l i s h 's fa rm som e y e a rs ago— young V alencia o r a n g e s p l a n t e d b e t w e e n UorUos. T h e subslauLial p l a c e w a s w ell l o o k e d a f t e r ; n o t a to grower. eetl -allowed to g r o w . A f t e r f o u r oi live y e a r s t h e r e w a s a g r e a t co u tn u -1 in t h e eiüe of tlie c i r r u s iiijer-idantc.!!, uid (liose not plairt<al b e t w e e n \ i u e 6 , t h e f o r m e r lieiug m u r e tlu u i h a l f t h e size of (lie l a l l e r , a n d *Mr. DulglisU luul th e m uprooted. Mr, T h o m p s o n w a s o p iiu se ü tu t h e p r a c t i c e .

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Mr. Malialiy a n d Mr. n raitliv v a itte , w h o a s s i s t Mr. W e s t in t a k i n g frost r f 'a d i n g s in t h e l a i k e v i e \ \ a n d Y eu d u d i s t r i c t s r e s p e c t i v e l y s a i d tliat t h e c i t r u s t r e e s o n t h e l i g h t e r soil su f f e r e d m o r e Hum a n y o n th(> V a n a n co u n t ry. M r . W e s t .said lie h a d t a k e n t e m p e r a 1lire s l a s t y e a r a n d t h i s y e a r lie iuul tw elve o r th irte e n m in im u m th e rm o m e t e r s wliieli a r e r a t h e r e x p e n s i v e , a n d o f w h ic li t h e r e a r e n o m o r e a v a i l a b l e in file C o m m o n w e a l t h ; h e liacl t h e m o u t tlie w h o l e o f t h e w i n t e r , a n d OOOD WOOD, QUICK MOTOR DELIVERY we h a v e h a d o n l y a b o u t t w e l v e f r o s t y REASONABLE PRICES d a y s o n w h i c h y o u could r e a l l y gel ORDERS LEFT AT TRENERRY BROS., PLUMBERS, YAMBIL STREET, u s e f u l d a t a . F i f t y r e a d i n g s l iav e b e e n t a k e n f o r t h e M ir r o o l A r e a , a n d t h e s e WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO a r e r a l l i e r eo n llictiiig . O n tlie c o l d e s t ilay s l a s t y e a r a t M irro o l t h e y f o u n d a p a rtic u la r p a r t fre e form fro st w hen, t h e Irf'.es h a v e n e v e r s u f f e r e d f ro m f ro s t . T h e ( itie stio n s of v e g e t a b l e e o v e i i n g a m i soil a l s o e n t e r in t o t h e s u b j e c t . A t t h e e n d of t h e w h i t e r h w o u ld be ill a b e t t e r p o s i t i o n to s a y RICHARDS AND WEIR bee to announce to the Publlt ot Giiffllh and s o m e i h i n g d e f i n i t e o n t h e s u b j e c t ; his District that they have rURCHASED the SAWMILLINQ PLANT of the o b .se rv a tio n s a r e n o t y e t fm islied. A n j T.ate M-. T, AHckleson, ftud «xe to SUPPL"! ALL DESCSIP i n f e r i u a t i o u a s t o w h e r e f r o s t occu rn will b e of v a l u e to tliem , a n d lie w as TIONS of SAWN TIMBER, DRESSED and UNDRESSED. g lad Mr, H n u i n d b r o u g h t tlie s u b j e c t WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS up. T h e s t r e n g t h of t r e e s b e a r s a r e l a t i o n to the- effe c t o f f r o s t , a ls o t h e P H O N E 2 4 1 an d 2 4 8 G R IF F IT H t y p e of so i l ; w i t h r e g a r d to m a l l e e a n d V a r r a n , t h a t m a y bo e x p l a i n e d by t h e t e m p e r a t u r e s y o u g o t. Mr. Y oull s a id h e w o n d e r e d if t h e t y p e of s t o c k of t r e e m i g h t not be a b i g f a e to r.

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The STANDARD FRUIT Co. FRUIT PACK ERS CASE MAKERS, & c.

Jondaryan Avenue, G riffith Fruitgrowers—have your Fruit iiuckcd by us and secure savings in freight on each consignment. Account Sales direct We are also cash buyers of Fruit in season. TRY US FOR FRUIT CASES, NAILS.ETC. PHONE : 23-------------------- ---------------------- Box

D r e ssm a k in g Mrs Cummings WISHES TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT SHE HAS NOW SECURED AN UP-TO-DATE DRESSMAKER, LATE OF STATION HOUSE, RAW80N PLACE, SYDNEY.

Mr. B cM 'ijey s t a t e d I lie s u b j e c t a.s sally liroiialil u i M u a .s c c ita in w le - ip e r llic Coiiiiiiis.sioii h a d an y in l e i i l i u u ot „'etlhig t h e m e n w liu bad iiiler p l a n l e e a s lie r e co m iu ciid eil lo t a k e flic t r e e s o u t. Mr. Vou il a s s u r e d liiiii iliat tin. Cuiiim issioii liad n o s u c h iiitciilioii a n d t h a t w h e r e e \ e r y l l i i n g is g o i n g on ul iglit t h e r e will be no i n t e r f e r e n c e . A f t e r d i s c u s s i o n it w a s m o v e d by Ir, Law soil, isecoiid-ed liy Mr, Laclvie, a u d curi'icd, Unit l i d s c o i i l e r e u c c s u g g e s t s lliat t l i e ' i i r a c t i c c r e f e r r e d to be not a d o i d e d g e i i e r a l l y :iud t h a t a sul) c o n m n l t e e to c o n s i s t of M e ss rs . B e v e r ley, B ru u m l a n d i ’o t t s be a j i p o i n t e d to l a l e h tlie c a s e of i n l o r p ln u tiiig o n t h e u e a y aiul r e p o ri to t h e c o u t e i e i i c o iu iw elv c uioutUa' tu u e .

Let us be qour station for Photographic Supplies. Ijou'll find . our Printing and Deueloping Seruice helpful

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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERN MENT RAILWAYS

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EXCURSION TO SYDNEY AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS

FIVE-ACRE FARM AT YOOGALI FOR SALE Indian Scout and Sidecar, £35. Splendid order and well shod. Water laid on. Windmill and Piping, O’DonneH’s Cycle Shop. Cohen Build V A L U A T O R S EXCURSION Tickets at Single FareL Apricots (full-bearing), 1 doz. ings, Griffith. BANNA AVENUE,--------------------------------- GRIFFITH tor Double Journey (minimum r a t e s | T r e e s , 1 acre Lucerne; Good Stock for Sale on Approved Bills of 3 or 6 Months; Stock and Property 8/9 First-class and 5/10 Second-class) 1ggj|^ Handy to School. No Agents. FURNISHED and Unfurnished Room« Lists Oh Application. All Classes of Farms Available will be Issued at Griffith to Sydney Apply_649 Yoogali to Let. Mrs. C. M. Pearson, Yambll Dry Area. AGENTS FOR South British Insurance Co.. Ltd.; Mercantile and intermediate stations by train Street, Griffith. Mutual insurance Co., Ltd. (All Classes.) All Business transacted undei leaving Griffith at 8.39 a.m. (via Leedirect supervision of the Principals. ton) and at 10.25 a.m. (via Temora) on WANTED ,IFOR SALE (Tuesday), Clothes, PHONES (2 lines): 14 and 330. (Connected with M. Gulhen and FRIDAY, 1st NOVEMBER. Y I ,,,!Basket, Baby's Bath, Caue Lounge, C. L. Neville) These Tickets will have a coupon UNBRANDED BEER Ca Chair, Wicker Chair, 2 Wooden ---------- . ^Dres attached, which Is not available, for pay 1/3 cash pdr doz. delivered. Beel-1_ . , ----------Chairs, Kitchen Table, Walnut travel when returning unless re-dated bangera Winery Ltd., Beelbangcra. sing Chest, Double Wire Stretcher, and coupon mhst be presented within | Child’s High Chair, Cpt. II. M. Ward, the period of availability at"* the Farm li, Griffith. < Station named thereon (or an Inter ] [FOR SALE, Two McCormack Binders, mediate Station) for that purpose. A u c tio n e e r s . V a lu a t o r s , R e g is t e r e d L an d A g e n ts Tickets issued for distances up to I n good order, worked last season. C. A/c. F. J. CÒUQHLAN, ESQ. 300 miles will be available for return F. Leckie, Yambil Street, Griffith. S to c k an d P ro p e rty S a le s m e n within one calendar month; those APPLICATIONS FOR CROWN LANDS ATTENDED TO issued for distances over 300 miles IFOUND on Showground, black PomerA t Farm 1300 inian Dog; owner can have same by AGENTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO„ HART-PARR TRACTORS viTill be available for return within 42[ Ballingall j inquiring at Area News Office and payRAWLINGS' MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE (\ays—day of Issue excluded. 3 Miles ’Griffith Excursionists will only be alowed to | ng for advertisement. FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK -PHONE: 286 GRIFFITH, N.8.W. BOX 382 return by trains shown on handbills. FOR FULL PARTICULARS as to| Wednesday, O ct. 2 3 jFOR SALE, two-acre farm, 15 acres able grapes, full bearing; three-room times of trains at Inteimediato At 2 p.m. stations, etc,, see handbills,, oblainablt HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ed Dwelling, electric light; no liabili ties; £90. Particulars, ring Griffith from Station Masters. 'EFFECTS 144. W. J. MORRIS, Secretary. à AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, 8TOC K AND PROPERTY SALESMEN Mower, Tools, etc., to be Sold Without FOR SALE, cheap, one 65 h.p. Gem -Í Reserve. Ford Motor Car will Portable, Ditcher and Sons Kerosene FOR SALK.—Wheat growing and Grazing Properties, Lucerne and Rice also be Auctioned Oil Engine. For further particulars, Farms, Orchards, Town Propertie and Businesses. See Full Particulars Last Issue Free Cinematograph i-ing 12 Darlington Point. OWNERS, list your Properties, Livettock, Agistment, Feed, and Aitides i'oi S e y m o u r & R o x b u rg h D em onstration GRIFFITH Sale, with us. . . t*t AUCTIONEERS FURNISH the Spare Room for £14 Sole District Agents for New Zealaud Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Lt . 5/-.—Three-piece Oak Suite, Single Livestock Trucks Ordered; Wool, Skins, Hides and Tallow Consigned ; OF GREAT EDUCATIONAL VALUE] DON’T FORGET Bedstead, Kap. Mattress and Pillow, Waybills Supplied; Finance arranged for Stock Purposes; All classes of TO FARMERS Felt Base Square, or S yards English Insurance effected with the Cenrjl Insurance Co., Ltd. Interesting Moving Pictures Grand R,C. Ball Lino. Any article supplied separately, OTHER A G EN CIES.— Gibbins Farm Machinery and' Implements, Wolsley rills scheme is worth iuspectiou. — and Lister Engines, Shearing Macb nes, Electric Lighting Sets, 1wlu of the manufacture of Farm Imple M ACKAY & CO., COMPLETE HOUSE ments at the WHITTON City Tractors, etc., etc, FURNISHERS, GRIFFITH. SUNSHINE HARVESTER WORKS AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE — , V . i.'j'» 3 e r Friday, October 16 SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH IINDIAN SCOUT Motor Cycle for Will be shown at the PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESMEN, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192) LYCEUM THEATRE, GRIFFITH Leading Orchestra, Excellent Supper sale. Good order. £25. O’Donnell’s, A. T. McQratli, Huu. Sec. Cohen’s Buildings, Griffith. A u c t io n e e r s ,

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Auction Sale

Seymour & Roxburgh

rhursday^ October 31

For Your Cases, Go to Crases” H. A. C R A SE C A SE M AK ER G riffith Packing Shed (R egd.) (Agent London Assurance, Fire and Accident) DISTRICT AGENT FOR LIGHTNINGFRUIT GRADERBEST ON THE MARKET COOPER’S CELEBRATED ORCHARD SPRAYING MATERIAL OBTAINABLE AT MY NEW SHOWROOMS "LET US SPRAY” PHONE: 50

jiMPOUNDED AT GRIFFITH on the ■bird day of October, 1929, from Re serve, by E. Kurtz:—Bay draught Moving Picture.s show the different (Mirrool United Branch No. 9403) Filly, white face, 4 white foot, no tactory- processes from the raw Meets Every Alternate Tuesday at visible brand, supposed age 2 years. material to the Coiu,pleted article: IP NOT RELEASED will be Sold^ by St. Alban’» Hall, Griffith also the cultivation and harvesting ol t)ublic ,^uctiou at this pound at iioon v.dieat and rice in New South Wale; Sick, Funeral and Hospital Benefits )u the seventeenth October, 1929.—C. Unsurpassed by Any Other ml other States of the Common a, LEE, Poundkeeper. Friendly Benefit Society In wealth. the Commonwealth in The Auto Header will be shown luj Commonwealtn 1JUST opening fresh and new designs acluai work, tugether witlrUie eultiva |c/e Griffith Producers’ Co»op. Society | Shopping Bags; useful presents at lion and harvesting methods in the Local Secretary: J/11 each. G. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. mallee and otlier wheat-growing dis C. R. PARK tricts. MIDDLE-AGED man, good Petrol and A short lecture of great educaliona, Electrical Machine Driver, capable of R .S ..& S .I.L . o f A . value, and illustraied kuii.eiu slides other special work, requires Position; Griffith Sub-branch will be given by Mr. J. L. Gillespie, first-class certificate. Apply Area B.Ag., Sc., agricultural scicutist io Uie News Ofllce. At 8 p.m.

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FRESH TENDERS FOR ROAD FORMATION

Auction Sale

Developmental Road 1026- -Erigolta

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IWxVN'i’ED, imuiediutely. Particulars of BUSINESS: i^at and Store Cattle. To decide whether the Griffith Auctioneer, Griffith. Sub Branch will co operate with I

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I1 i, WANTED, Good Saddle . Pony. Apply, , , four other Area s u b b r a n c h e .s m 11. Stewart, Farm 1861, Lakeview. petitioning I’arliament to appoint FRESH TENDERS, (dosing on Mon an Expert Committee outside tin ACCOUNT. MR. P. CLEGG day, 11 Ih November, 1929, are hereby [WANTED, Man to Clear J ÜU acres. W.C. and l.C. to investigate seep invited for llu' CONSTRUCllON OF IGulhen Bros. age. 111 CHAINS OF FORMATION, 34 feel wide, 24 inches high, on the above 2. Frost damage, IWANTED, Position a.s domestic, in road. Amount of tender to include 3. Anomalies in classification private liouse, sleep in. Apply Area 2071 cubic yards (80 chains) of gravel A ballot will be taken during tin News Office. PALFRAMAN, WOOD AND CO., Auc yekrs to 10 years), 1 good milking ling Tenders, which must be sub evening for ‘Stale-wide Representa tioneers, acting under instructions Cow (in full profit). lufTted on Council’s official form, live on Council of N.S.W, Returned L v a NTED, Domestic Help, assist from Mr. P. Clegg, who has sold his should be based on a schedule of quan Soldiers' League of AVustralia. general housework. Apply, Area News Furniture, Farm, will'submit by Public Auction tities calculated from the plans ami Office. K. H. TODD, President. “MIGNUN” Piano, I’iano Stool, Side his board, Diesser, Oak Dining Table specifications, which may be seen av W. K. HAMPSON, Secretary, W a n t e d , Agistment tor Hiie*>p. G. (round), 1 Oak Dining Chairs, ihe office of the Area News or at the FARMING PLANT, FURNITURE, Etc. Hawley, Box 176 Griffith. In Ihe Su-

Farm 196 Hanwood, at 2 pm.

Cabinet Gramoplione, 3 dozen should be endorsed, “Contractj* /< . i- New Soulh ' Wales Records, oxidised P’ire Irons, Alad ders No. 4/29" and be NO, u« accompanied .llh a 1^™» ' Jurisdiction, din Lamp, Lino, for 1 rooms.

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deposit ot 5 per cent, of the amount t| THREE-l’lECJi: Oak Bedroom Suite, tender. EIGHI'-Ft. iMcKay Header (practically A. E. CONOLIxY, of YEN DA in the Slate of New Soulli I WISH to ndtity the rmblic that I Oak Bedstead (double) complete, Wales, bank clerk, vho di«i 22nd liave a (luantity of J’OST,S and new), 16-run McKay Combine (new), Shire Cleik. Duchess Chest, Doubh Iron Bed April, 1929. Intestate, 6 ft. l.H.C. Binder, 10-disc Sundercut, STRAINERS for HALE. FULL PAHC o u m d l C h a m b i u ’S, stead and Mattress, Siagh.* Bedstead. TAKE NOTICE that the I'ublic TICIMAKS—Apply 2-fur. disc Plough (McKay), 4-leaf J. EDWARDS, Parrai bool, ’trustee has tliis day elected to ad YEN1>A GARAGE. «et of Harrows, Springtoolh Culii- KITCHEN TABLE, I.X.L. S'love, 2 JUh October, 1929. _______ minster the esiuie of the ahovemameu valor, 2 ton Lorry, Spring Cart and Chairs, Sink, Copper and Stand SHIRE HALL DARLINGTON POINT jd^eeased. and all lausons having Harness, 8 horse set Roller Chains, ’rroughs. Washbasin, Couch, marblt claims against tin' said esuite must sei,B of Harness, 4 pairs Trace N O T IC E . top -rable, Bath, Kitchmi Cro(.kery, render the same in detail to the underChains, Swings, etc., 3o bags Seed annual Pots and Pans, Larni»«. quautily oi isigned on or before lite I9lh day of I Wheat, 1 tons Super. Gardening Tools, Picks, Sliovels iNovember 1929. I ' ' >«‘1 host of Suiuliies, lOOO gallon Tank DATED this Itlh day of Ociolnn-. AGENT FUR ALL KINDS OF BAGb. Stock. 24 Fowls (Whilo Leghorn). t)rder ('urly. Prompt atUmUoh. FULL NINE good Draught Horses (trom E. .1. I’AYNE, Idiblic 'I rusi(‘e. t'iii-j I’AR'i'lt TL.-\HS—Ai»idy J. I'xDWARDS, wulla Chambers, fasth'reagh St reel,j 1 EN D.V t>AKAtiL. Machinery, Etc,

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GRIFFITH

Friday, October 18 Good Music, Good Floor, Novelty Dances, Monte Carlo, Dancing H/Jtill 2 Good Supper

ISydney.

ICO.Ml’ETENT Motor .Mechanic dls[eilgagtid; available for privately overtWANTED. 15 toim Wool. I>ack loadiiig| hauling Tractors, Cars, etc.; will go for t r u c k going to Melbourne, l’artica anywhere. I’rices moderate. Applj Ladies, 5/-; Gent's, 7/6 lars. W, Coom'y. Griffith. lAri-a N(’ws Office. M. O'Keid'e, Hon. See

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Monday; October 21, 1S29

P ric e : ' T w o^^ence

W H A i '^ S O N PERSONAL Mr. F. Davis only returned to G-rif-:o;flth to take up hts duties as post Monday, October 21.—Maria Cordla master a fortnight ago, after six in ‘A Modern Du Barry* and Leatrice Thanks Joy in ‘Honor Above All’ at Lyceum. *:o:* Monday he had the misfortune to con-1 'Tuesday, October 22.—Narrandera tract tonsilitis. He was in bed Sheep and Cattle Sale. J. H. To all my friends who worked ing last week. Kennedy and Co. Ltd., Auctloueer.s. G riffith to be D istrict C o u rt C entre and voted for me at the last The young .son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wodne.sday, October 2:5, at S p.m.— election, I wish to express my McManus, of Lakevlew, who has been ¡Urgent and Important Meeting of all heartfelt thanks. seriously 111In the Griffith Hospital for IêUirned Soldier Settlers at Memorial W. W. KILLEN. some weeks, is reported to be making Hall, Griffith. O ffic ia l O pening on Saturday progress towards recovery'. Wedue.sday, October 23. — "The Mr. J. G. Evatt, resident commis Hour of Fear,” Lyceum de Luxe. sioner. is on a viall to the Irrigation Wednesday, October 23.--Auction t t i l îicli? On Saturday next, October 26, the Minister for Justice, Mr. Lee, Areas. Evatt returned from Eng Sale, a/c Mr. F. J. Goughian, at Farm will open officially the stately Court Mouse building which adorns the land viaMr. America about ten days ago. 1300, Ballingall. Seymour aud Rox central plantation reserve in Banna Avenue. Mlillst in Loudon he placed on the burgh, Auctioneers. l*i lull'll P u b l i s h e d by t h e so b In opening the building M r. Lee will announce publicly the depart cenotaph a wreath from the returned Thursday, October 31.—Caledonian p r o i n i e t o r , P. J . ¡ S l a t t e r y , a t hlr ment’s decision to establish sittings of the District Court in Griffith soldier community on tlie Irrigation Society’s registered p rin tin g office, B a n n i “Hallow’een” Social and in the new year in place of Leeton.*,^- . Areas. A v e n u e , CrilllUx, i n t h e S t a t e o) Dance. Bilbul Hall. Mrs. Roxburgh, seur., mother of Mr. Tuesday, November 12.—Griffith Dis The opening will be celebrated in a fitting manner. The official New S o u d i W ales, A u stralia. party will consist of.Mr. and Mrs. Lee, Mr. Kessell, Under-Secretary of C. Koxbnrgh, of the firm of Seymour trict School Concert, Lyceum, Gviil'th. the Department of Justice, and MiS. Kessell, Mr. Parker, the district and Roxburgh, is at present the guest GrlOilh, 3\'oada.y, October 21, 1D2Í) P.M., and Mrs. Parker, and the officers of the Court. Following the of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour. Mrs. Rox LYCEUM PE LUXE opening ceremony, which will take place at three o’clock in the after- burgh’s home is at Shepparton. Mrs. Mosley, of Hauwood. has renoon, the visitors will be driven arfiund the Area. Arrangements have Unusual in ,it.s plot, "A Modern Du When ihe Other Fellow been made to entertain the company at afternoon tea on the Scenic tui'Ued home after a holiday tour to Bai-ryY’ the eeraing Cinema Ait Film, Hill. There will be no dinner engagement, but in the evening the England and the Continent. Mrs. presents one of the most enthralling Pays visitors will be entertained at a soclil at Mirrool House to which repre Mosley, who was accompanied by her continental pictux'e.s yet showm at the sou, visited France and Switzerland as Lyceum ’I'heatre, H concerns a young sentatives of every section of the cemmunity will be invited. In the course of an address to well as England,-and thoroughly en shop girl, who fascinates nearly every The Griffith Progress Association, by the Griffith C.P.S. office ha.s been joyed her travels. a clerical assemblage in Sydney man she meets. Her numerous con which is in charge of the arrange seQdfti|r“ti large proportionjôT i h e last vww4<, Mr. Justice 44arv«y, quests lead her to several stages ov ments for the day, is luleut upon cele cases heard by the District Court to noted judge and churchman, said and finally she wins the heart of brating this event in a fitting manner, Leetou, but, in the days lu which our E xpert O fficers life, tiuit' it had o len occurred to him the King of a small province in or the building of the Court House only court room was n rented apart how gene, ous would be the collecand Post Office on the pluutuiiou re ment, inadi'quato in size and without Messrs. Woodhiil and Healey, of the Europe, who is willing to sacrifice hla tion in churches if each worshiper serve represented a signal victory for any of the appointments or ebnvenien- entomological branch of the Depart kingdom’for the beautiful enchantress. put his hand in his neighbor’s .lie association in its endeavor to eon- ces of a court, it. was out of the ques ment of Agriculture, will conduct an It was directed by Alexander J Korda pocket. Anotbier of the true .tolifiate the town. An agitation was tion to suggest that, the convenience Inspection of the spraying experi for U.P.A., and has an excellent cast words spoken in jest. ,'HiTÌi‘d on fpr years before the. con of litigant« should be met by holding ments, which have been conducted headed by Maria Corda, the beautiful Our civilis.iiipn is maintained sent of the Commission and other sittings of the court in Griffith. No during the year on Mr. Moss’s farm at llungai'ian actress of “Tesha" fame, “cm"jast“5TTCtra s y s t e m of vrea ri o us ■■ìtale a'utlioritie.s wa.s obtained to thi.H judge wouid have cousented to hold Yenda (No. 1352), at p^^^ on Wetl and Jean Bradin, a promising young generosity. Think of the poli Irastic alteration in the town plans, a court under such circumstances as iie.sday, October 30, and wdll be in at actor, vvlio was introduced to Austratipians! Dr. Earle Page prepared fill' association .stuck to its tusk, .and the P.M. vsas obliged to coi>e with tendance all that afternoon to give in liaa audiences in "Moulin Rouge” re a budget which provided for taxa ivhen finally a c o n i p r o n i i a e w a s effec- every mouth. Witli the erection'bf formation to settlers lu respect ol cently. The picture comes to the l.ytion on the amusem ents and indul .ed w i t h r e g a r d t o tlie i n i c e to b e p a id the handsome and commodious Court such experiments and the srirayiug.s ceum Theatre to-night.- “Honor x\bove gences of the people, and Dr. Pi»ge j y th e. F e d e r a l a u t h o r i t i e s f o r th i' Post House building that now adorns the most effective for the. control of in All” will he one of the big attractionB was Ihrçwn out of office, for such at the Lyceum to-night. This reputed Jf f ic e s i t e tlie b a t t l e w a s w o n . T h e town the position was altered, and the sect pests prevalent on the Area. forms of taxation came too close n iik lin g s w e r e e r e c t e d in d u e c o u r s e , Progress Association, which had seen Any grow'ers who wish to be pre ly excellent picture tells the story of to r-:^quiring the taxpayer to put and t h e official o p e n i n g o f t i e r C o u r t 10 it .that the new building made j»ro- sent should take the opi>ortunity of iii- a penurious Austiiaii Baron who his hand in his own pocket. When H o u s e , to be fo llo w ed by tlie i u s t i t u - vision for District Court requirements, spectlug these experiments first hand wishes his nephew and heir to marry John Taxpayer has to pay an extra -ion o f .sittin g s of. t h e D i s t r i c t C o u r t , immediately made representations re and obtaining the latest information a rich brewer’s daugliter. The lady .his dttnTOf..tohaccft,'or. foe., willF|-c*pr»^nt;^: victbryîc^ : garding the establlshmeht of rsiltlngs fi'bm t h e o íííceí^ , wBo w i l l ' c o r d i a l l y ’i s ffiBlovsUyí a n d t l i c r o ' t e a g i j t T n ' t h e tils pint of beei* or an added of the Court ip Griffith. After consul welcome any questions that may be v illa g e w h o h a s a p l a c e iu tile y o u n g B r i e f Ceremony percentage on the cost of admis m a n ’s affi'clio u s, A h u n c h b a c k c r i p p l e T h e c e r e m o n y in t h e a f t e r n o o n will tation with the police and other well- asked them. sion to his favorite form of enter a l s o l o v e s t h e v illa g e m a i d e n , a n u Je b r i e f, t h o u g h Mr. L ee, -Mr. K e s s e l l , informed officials suggested boun tainment he' has to pay i t out of e v e n t u a l l y , by h i s o w n t r e a c h e r y a u d an d Mr. P a r k e r will b e c a l l e d u p o n to daries were sketched, and strong rei>his own pocket. If the tax had t h e b a r o n ’s p erfid y , h e is e n a b l e d to Satarday’s Wedding ap eak , a n d b r ie f s p e e c h e s will be reseutatiuus were made tu the depart been imposed in any other form m a r r y liur, T h e r e is a n u n e x p e c t e d ... . m a d e a l s o by r e p r e s e u t a t i v e . s o f local meat. everybody would have set about Keenan—Smith ciima.x of great dram atic power. bodies . T h e f u n c t i o n a t n i g h t will be Of course, it was suggested tliat the N u p t i a l M a s s w a s c e l e b r a t e d at t h e L e a t r i c e Jo y , J o s e p h S c liilU k ra u t, N i l s endeavoring to pass it on. Prices im re ly s o c i a l a n d i n f o r m a l in c h a r a c and wages would have gone up Leeton sittings should be abandoned. S ticre d H e a r t C h u r c h 011 S a t u r d a y A s t h e r , S e e u u O w e n , M a y R o b s o n , t e r ,..a n d t h e r e will be n o .speecli-makand the burden would have been It did not matter to GrillUh interests m o r n i u g by t h e Rev. F a t h e r O 'D e a at A lb ert G r a n a n d F r a n k R e i c h e r f o r m in g of a s e r i o u s kind. placed’ directly on the primary whether Leetou kept its court or not: life w e d d i n g o f N u r s e E li z a b e t h .Smith t h e c a s t. 'I he l ie c is io u of t h e u e p a r u i i e n t to producer from whose pocket the that was a mailer for depaitniental l o r m e r l y of L o r e l l o l u i v a t e ho.s|iital, T o liavu a s t r a n g e l e g a c y lef t y o u a.slablisli Griffith a s a d i s t r i c t c e n t r e greater part of the cost of Govern arrangement. But tlie new eiicuit a n d .Mr, D a n i e l K e e n a n , o f P e n f o l d ’.H o n y o u r h o u e y m o o n , is m y s t e r i o u s in p l a c e o f L e e t o u is o n e of ctm sid e rment is drawn. It is remarkable which will be followed uevl year pro- (irlliith w in e r y . T h e b r i d e , w h o w o re e u o u g h . but w h en y o u find it to be a n .ible in i i i o rl u n c e to t h i s t o w n a m i dlsthe carefree, openhanded way in vide.s for sittings of the (‘onri at Grif- a b e a u t i f u l g o w n of bo is-d e-ru se c i e p e - old h o u s e ill c h a r g e o f a sui'ly w o m a n ¡rict. T h e s i t t i n g s of tlie C o u r t h e r e which politicians, manufacturers, ^fith and not .at Leeton. Litigants from d e-satin , w a s g iv e n a w a y by Mr. .V. y o u w ould be a l i u l e d u b i o u s o f t h e will n u t onl}^ b r i n g n u m b e r s o f v i s i merchants, and wage - earners ■Yauco Area will be catered for at Nar G a r d i n e r a u d w'.as a t t e n d e d by M iss w h o l e affa ir . H o w e v e r , t h e y o u n g t o r s to tlie t o w n o n C o u r t d a y s , b u t, spend the producers’ money. Dr. ' mudera. E d n a G a r d i n e r , d r e s s e d in a p r e t t y co u p l e iu t h e P a r a m o u n t r e l e a s e , " T h e by i t s p r o m o t i o n to a D i s t r i c t C o u r t Page had sòme silly idea, perhaps, t r o c k of b l u e c r e p e de chine, a s H o u r uf F e a r , ” d e c i d e d to stay’, a n d ■e n tr e , G rltlith will e n j o y a n e n h a n c e d Continued Efforts that it was somebody else's turn

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Mi-. Ju-stice Harvey spoke the :ruth indeed. There is no institu tion In the country maintained by voluntary contributions which is able to aubsi.ct without persistent appeals to the generosity of its -.uppoi tei s. Cliurches, hospitals and charitable institutions of all de-siriptiom: make a continuous ap peal to the public, „.and struggle along from year to year with ovej,’drafts and debit balances, and with mut:h ‘ limping ,and scraping to m at- itvds meet. Fortunate inr.titulio!. . M u h Parliaments and councils go their carefree way flipping deeply into the other feltov. ■ pocket, without even a thought for the morrow. Would it be possible to m ain tain the Government of a country on the voluntary contributions of its citizens? It would be an interesting experiment and might •olve once and for all the problem

bridt'-smaid. -Mr. P e t e r K e e n a n wa.s t h e n m a n y tilin g s I rip p e iie d , t h a t T h u r i ' h a v e tu-ou nutuln'rH of 111^11 b e s t m a n . A f t e r t h e c e r e m o n y a l a r g e m a d e t h e n e w ov\ner.s lliiiik t h e h o u s e f o u n u c t e d w ith llui tnovimii'iit fu r tin- com iiiiny of gic s i s w e r e eiil eri allied h a u n t e d . T o II k ' h o u s e ouim* a m a n , Fur several y e a r s the district se rv ed »■■rcction o f I h f p ro p i'i ’ r o u r r b u i l d i n g s a t t h e I d e a l Cafe. F u t i i e r O ’D ea ine- kjiovvti on ly lu o n e p e r s o n , a n d im lu Griffitli iiAd till' (’HiaW inlmumt ol sid e d a t t h e b r e a k f a s t , at wliieh ( h e n e v e r left. Vet t h e n e x t l u u r u i u g a t of. economy in governmen; but it .sittingK o f tliH h i g h u r co u rt fo r (he u su a l loa.sis wen* lioiiO''ed. Alessrs. (lir e e t h e d i s t r i c t a i i o r n y w a s r i n g i n g is not an experiment which the convcuicM oe of local rowidont.s, for tin Grtiiil a n d D a i o r e i i (of P e n t o k l 's Ltd.) tile liou,*^e ciU juiring fo r tlie m a n , vviuiL present generation is likely to a g i t a t i o n c o n t i n u e d fo r m a n y ycar.s lie an d I'. K f e u a n w ere Ihe p r i n c i p a l had h i i p p u u c d ? W h y w a s t h e w ife .so see embarked upon, A soap box fort' Kucce.-is wait ulUiiiii'd. Iiuleuil, ,sp"Ukera. TllC COod WisllCS uf tile lerrilli d n bcii t h e c.locl; h ad s t r u c k orator was once expounding to an t h e Co urt riou.se q u e s t i o n wa.s b e f o i i ' pi'incl|>als ut t h e firm v, i r e eouveye.d t w o ? T liusu am i iniicli m o r e o t (lie incredulous audience the glories a l m o s t every m e e t i n g o f t h e iM'ogre.ss lu .Mr, Ki'enmi. T h e h o n e y m o o n i,*-! l u y s i e r y will hv ix p laiiiu ii u h e u y o u of the Socialistic state. In th at As.so ciation In t h e last t h r e e o r to m beili/-; sp'-nt In S y d n e y , .seu iliiy thi'ilU ng m y s t e r y ai ilu; |,y , ideal community, he said, it would year.s. Mr. I’. \V. I t lm n e r. of (lie legjil ci'u m I h c a l i u next W e d n e s d a y n i g h t , P O L I T IC A L P O I N T S be possible to leave a parcel of tirni lit Ciller ¡ind Hltinier. w lio tlirougli Iklilli R u b e n s pla.v.s i h u m l e uf t h e money on one’s doorstep from hia p r o f e s s i o n a l worl; t.s i n r i m u l e l j wife, a n d .M arg ar et l . i v i n g s t o n Uio Tliu litil W . .VI. I lu p in s urav e- h o i i s e k i i ' p e r , Niiali B e ery i,s tlie' Friday night to Monday morning aciiUHinted w itli t h e r e t i i i i r e n u u u s ot without fear of theft. There was t h e d i s t r i c t , k i n d l y .leted as a d e p u t y Digper. loriiey a n d I’o r d ¡sterlin g is t h e f r i e n d llid lo w a y 's n in n iu 'iu fu r Llrueu,^ n derisive burst of laughter from u i t h e it.ssocial iim in iiiak in g t h e (Inal of t h e taiUliy. w h o hel'uru dluAll Niillv .\lutu' Kill"li u r 'Ull. ■ the audience in response to this su e cesst'u l repri'seiilaliuii.s to tlie de lier i.-. O', er , th al h e liad iievei cu m u Pit'Ui'u t u r n s oM'i', ,\ new P ag e. claim. “Of course. I am taking p a r t n i e u i r e g a r d i n g ilm D istrict C o urt to I lie h o u s e . UMl- I'.i’-'li l i i i u r t l druiui;lii.s; I'u, into consideration that none of estu b lislim c iu , aud t h e a.s.sociation you will be alive then," retorted luKs h ad t h e c o o p e r a t i o n of o U ier l i g a l I'urd ru u is. B r u c e Goes, J o n e s b t a y s . . the idealist. A-nd so to-day we m e n an d ot officials, in i l i m l e rs , . m - i .Mr, I h n v i r s p r o have to depend on the artful I W E I G H r OF B U L L O C K ' l e r e n c e « w e r e ¡liloii.'d, tie.' lottiL'- w e r e ; riU' o p e iiiu g ui tile I uurl liuu.'U ui. T h e w eich i of tlb* f a t b u llo ck atj-- - H o l l o w a y , 31,37!); pickpocketing of the taxgatherers B iu ce , 31,0520, to maintain our essential services, rfuturday u c i t will m a r k a d e l i n i t u O r i i n th Show wa.s 118 lb. M e s s / a . l .Viajiority f o r H o l l o w a y . 327. In lu d i leaving our philanthropic and re- Stop in BriltUli’.s ¡id v an ce to a p o sitio u j.lu .s tic e , I’.iek a n d T o d d j u d g e d t h e t h e c o u n t o f s e c o n d p r e f e r e i i e o s l e f t uf prestige, a u d i m p o r i u n c e in ' I d s ,-.vae( w e i g i i t . a m i ( h e r e w e r e five w h o m h e candidates as tollow.s; -- .loue.') ligiOK* institutions to the tender ¡(juai'Tor of t h e g u e s s e d h a l t a pou m J uvei', j (L,), C o o k (C P d . mercies of private benevolence.' ir e s t l g e t h r o u g h o u t t h e dLslrict.

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(To the Editor) The New Sir,—With your permission, I would like my statement appear “ Loretto ” Private Hospital ing toin amplify your Issue, answering Mr. J. H. Kelly's criticism of my position as a dried fruits representative. This LOCATION ; Sister L. N. Smirthwaite J S within the reach of alL At time I am dealing with the real "nig A.T.NJA. thh up-to-date Dental Smrfery H y a n d r a Street ger in the woodpile," It will be re all toolh defects can be remedied. I he NKAR METHODISTCHURCH SiSteT E. Smith membered that I referred in my letter workmanship is beyond r.proach and to Mr. Kelly’s "Intellectual adviser. the mdtcnalsare the best procurable. Your appearam e and health demand good teeth, GRIFFITH This gentleman has revealed^.,himself 12 CONSULTAnOtiS INVITED. Phone : in the Griffith "Area News," of last Thursday, and has signed a screed appearing therein which was word for word, and comma for comma, exactly DENTIST. GRIFFITH Y en d a C W .A . Cottage H osp ital the same as the one signed by Mr. Kelly in last Friday’s "Irrigator.” Mr. (Five Mlnules from Railway Station) Wilson Moses was the person I had ------ SOI------in mind when making the allusion re surgical matron A. SEE, A.T.N.A. ferred to, and Mr. Wilson Moses it (In Charge) was. So far as his acUvltles in the po MEDICAL Late of Griffith Hospital A uctioneers, Land & litical sphere to which he belongs ob Fees Moderate tain* he is unquestionably the man In OBESTETRIC . 'Phone: 96 Stock Salesmen’s Directory the floa, who moves the pestering mar for Terms, Apply to Slster-ln-Charge ionettes on the stage. Indeed, there are some people who regard his influ ence in the Mirrool area as highly sug G . A . H . R IC H A R D S gestive of the lone mariner who was T h e L iv e S to c k A g e n ts C Â T £ R a n d B L U M Ë R able to say— U p io o iilu n h s ' A u c tio n e e r , SOLICITORS, ETC. “For 1 am the cook and the captain J . W . K E L L Y an d C o . « PRIVATE HOSPITAL S to c k an d S t a t io n A g en t bold. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE And the mate of the Nancy brig, Hotel Griffith Bulldlnge, SANNA AVENUE ----GRIFFITH BIÑYA STREET, GRIFFITH The bosun tight and the MidshipGRIFFITH. G R IF F IT H mite WILL be pleased to receive partico SURGICAL, MtOlCAL, OBSTETRIC And the crew of the captain’s gig.” lars of Properties and Stock For Sal« W. Rupert Cater SISTER E. H. DROWN Auction Sales Conducted in any part AUCTION SALE« CONDUCTED l^ Paul W . Blumer, B.A., L.L.B. But recent failures of his in the di 'PHONE: »7 Jf the District; Weekly Auction Mar ANY PART OF THE STATE. rection of extending his enveloping <et EVERY SATURDAY at I p.m. activities to this part of the Area STOCK A PROPERTY LISTS ON J . L . S E R T O R L APPLICATION. show, and the recent election results YGENT rOK(B.D.8.) lor inls part of the Area stili tux’tnei P. C. McKenna & Sons BOX 113B PHONE 98. Miesey Harris Co. Ltd.—Farming (ValveiBity of Sydney) prove, that MrJ Moses is subject to Uachluery.; May and Miller—Wim DENTAL SURGEON. ihe restraining influence of public M u s ic & P ia n o H ouse nera Scarifier; Dalgety and Co. Ltd. HOURS : 9 a.m. Ull 6 p.m., or opinion just the same as other humar.' BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH —Stock, Properties. Wool and Mer BY APPOINTMENT. beings. His intrusion into the drieu H . 0 . P E C K , jhandiaa Departments — Mt., Lyeli (Next to Maraiialls, Dentist) units position as regards this State is iuperphosphate; General Accident A u c tio n e e r , something of an iniquity, because he Sole Agents for Buttons Ltd., famous vddresa ( Fire And Lli© Gorporatlon Ltd.—^Aii knows X have endeavored by au meau Cross.ley S-Valve and Ail Electric R u ra l B a s k C h a s ib e r s wissses tjí insursuce’; Glorha Lighí S t o c k a n d S t a t i o n A g e n t within my power to awaken tht Radios GRiFFITH. Go. Ltd.—Benzine and Electric Light growers into a sense of their positluu Also the Katster, and Attwater Kent, Phone I I4i. ing Systems. H o t e l G r i f f i t h B u i l d i n g s . under Federal Board control. Late Etc. last year I had the matter ventilateu Agents for C. II. McFarland Ltd., foi Easy Tanna. ~'Phone: GrlflUn rux G R IF F IT H m the columns of the “Irrigator.’ J . L A N D R E A the Rudolf, Steinberg, Gustave, Early this year Mr. Moses arranged a PHONE : SOO. Strauch, an d the Hollywood Player Pianos; also the Spaethe, F.^ Webber, meeting for me of dried fruit growers Clearing Sales Cou lUcted in Any Pai L.D.S., B.D.SC. (Melb. Univ.) of the DlstrlcL . A L . T O N G S Gundermann and Zeuerbach Pianos m the Griffith Packing Shed, of which SURGEON DENTIST Repairs to All Musical Instruments, ue is principal. At the Inter-State Trucks Ordered for Any I' ;rket>. Land Salesman A Commission Agent NEXT CARNEY AND SON* including Piano Tuning* Pbonsgraph conference held in ■ Adelaide last Agent for— GRIFFITH Repairs. The best English Springs February I was instrumental in having Australian General Fire iLJuranoit FINLEY, N.S.W. So. Ltd Hour« : and Parts Stocked. Jazz Bands a the position, so far as this State was «.m. to 8 p.m.; later, by appointment concerned, tbox'oughly ventilated, and Specialty Vlaits : I am again going to have the PHONE: 325 Yenda—Every fourth Sunday In question thoroughly dissected at each month K tR D S E N E FA R M AND the conference to be held on the 4th L U . D IC K S O N Rankin’s Springs—1st Sunday In of next month. Repeatedly have G E N E R A L PURPOSE: each month urgtid that N.S.W. should at least Telephone: 271 have meted to it the same treatment SOLI CI TOR THE as that handed to West Australia RURAL- BANKrCHAMBERS iTh&^istter State Vvith claiuis hardly^ BANNA AVENL'c, GRIFFITH Lo be considered alongside those ol 18 - 3 2 N.S.W. is enjoying separate represeu Jb make aottr Dusting efllcicnt Will Do All Lation. Our State has to run the ^ E a jIg J lJ h e e d ie J t D iiilG u n G . W . A . W E L C H Your Farm gauntlet in a ballot of the three Stales Work A rc h ite c t. of Victoria, South Australia and RURAL BANK CHAMBER«, N.S.W., and of course with little hope Cheaply and ; fj' GRIFFITH. of securing representation by this Efficiently jUo,: 10 ----------- 'Phone; MS means owing to the preponderance of RURAL BANK CHAMBER«, See It At voters in the other States. Permit me LEETON. to conclude, M r. Editor, by assuring OUR DEPOT A complete covering readers that although I have 'Phonet 45 of trees, vines and your Box IS. defeated at the recent polls, vegetables with protective materials been such defeat is mellowed by the splen fe assured with EFFECTIVE G.B. did victory gained by the party 1 have H a DUSTS applied with the so long been associated with, and > P R O D U C E M E R C H A N T S A N D C O M M IS S IO N would add that 1 am quite confident A G E N T S the fruits of this victory will be gathered by the people of this Area Y A M B IL S T R E E T , G R IF F IT H P h o n e : 1 7 6 BLOWER 1ST CUN in the sliaM'. of vei-y many measures The Gun is handy, easy to operate, of justice denied them in the past by C a s e T r a c t o r s , S h e a r e r Im p le m e n t s o f a l l T y p e s and most important of all, when crops their psuedo friends who are now eat S O L E A G E N T S F O R are at stake. It does the job well. ing the "leek of defeat.”—Yours, etc., Farmers' Implement Co., Anderson’s Seeds, Cuming Smith Fertilisers, East Street, Naranciera Wm. NULTY. Alfa-Laval Separators, Planet Junior Farm and Garden Implements, GIBBS. BRIGHT AND CO. Visits Mr. Duff’s Pharmacy, Griffith, Queensland Insurance Company Second Thursday Each Month 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE Leeton, October 15lb MEDICAL, 8URQICAL, OBSTETRIC

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After having adopted various J. F . W A L S H , S U P E R B C Y C L E A G E N C Y methods of ihforming the public hb lo PLASTERER. tire correct rate of postage ou articlea PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL addresBed to count rieH beyond the 10/ Commonwealth, the I'oBtal Depart All Classea of Piaster and Cemcni OAL. FINE OLD SHERRY — . Work Undertaken. 7/6 ment finds that It, is still losing a large 10/- SELECT RICH SHERRY INVALID PORT _ _ _ FARM §S2. GRIFFITH amount ot revenue through articleb 12/6 12/8 WHITE MUSCAT — — . DISTRICT AGENT WHITE PORT-----------4/6 for abroad being sent without suffi 7/6 SPECIAL CHABLIS _ . SELECT RICH PORT----Is now situated In premises In 4/6 cient postage. In Buch cases it has 12/6 SPECIAL CLARET----FINE OLD TAWNY PORT G R IF F IT H H IR E C A R YAMBIL STREET, opposite Mirrool been the. practice to surcharge Uie 12/6 SPECIAL HOCK — . 4/6 BROWN MUSCAT _ — Export Co.,- and carries a FULL articles double the deficiency, the de S E R V IC E RANGE of Tyres, Tubes, etc. livering olfice collecting and retaining J. POLLARD the amount. The dev»artment has now FARM 865, GRIFFITH CYCLES ON EASY TERMS decided that, begining on November 1, DRIVES HIRE CARS BY DAY OR articles addre.s.^ed to places beyond NIGHT J. H . D A V E Y the Commonw'ealtlì and not having L o cal D e p o ts — Careful Driving •. Goud Car the correct postage will be returned Phone: 328 W i n d o w C le a n e r C a o a l S t r e e t , G r iffith Y e n d a W i n e r y , Y e n d a to the sender to affix the further G r iffith necessaiT postage stamps. The rates L . B E R E C R Y H an w o o d W in e r y , H an w o o d on letters are: To any place within Odd Jobe of Any Description DEMIJOHNS SUPPLIED, 7/6 EXTRA. MONEY REFUNDED ON RETURN the llvilish Empire IJd. per oz., to B u i l d e r a n d C o n t r a c t o r Undertaken G R IF F IT H A TRIAL WILL SATISFY YOU AS TO THE EXCELLENT QUALITY 0»= other places *dd. for the first ounce and Spaolfleatlone and Eetimatae Meioages;—Box 321, P.O., Griffith 14, t9i s4diti9&sl ounce. QUB WINE!

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(Lat* of P. F. Rosaiter, Griffith) Desirsa to notify the Fruitgrowers of PLAYING FOR SAFETY the Area that he has commenced Although he was new to tho beat, it FRUIT PACKING AND CASE. was not long before the young police MAKING man noticed that in one houao lights '■ ui '■ - 1 h Hlieeo In any wore left burning in every room until G o(^ Sli : with flrat- in the Shed recently occuploid by Mr, tho early hours of tho morning. | i la,S8 ii'leieiiceB eniployea. Ballngal P. F. Rosaiter, JONDARYAN AVE. ''Thanks very much, ollicer,” said Shed ojicn for Cohlrapt Crutchlng on the householder, on being informed;: and after the above date. ‘but it’s not accidental." | T. H. ROOGERS AND SON, ‘‘Oh?” said the policeman, sus iti'Klslered Shearing Contractors with piciously. . The ITiiitedjtlrazlers’ Association “You BOO, my wife has been on holi MEALS, AFTERNOON TEAS AND day for a week or two, and Tve writ GRILLS AT ALL HOURS ten telling her about tho lonely nights Cool Drinks, Coniectlouery, Ice I’ve been spending at home." | Creams, and Fruit always on “Well?” hand. “Don’t you soe? 1 don’t want the CAKES. ETC. meter to give mo awayl”

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haves like a gentleman in my presence.” S te a m S a w a n d P la n in g M ills Father: “Yes, he act's like a geulU;MERRIWAGGA mau. He's the best iinpersoualor I ever saw." All Orders Promptly Attended To. JUST LIKE A BOY MODERATE CHARGES. Ttiubei Supplied, Gut to Auy Siz^» He was spending his first term a( a' W. J. TVRNER. I>ruprleuu boai-diug selKXil, and his juin'nta anxiously awaited the arrival of hi.s first letter. i It was not received for more than a w'eek, and it was short and to the point: — “Dear People,—I don’t think I shall U A be able to send you many letters while I’m here. You see, when ihing-'. P a te n t R o lle r are happening I haven’t time to write, and when they aren’t hapiieuing 1 haven't auyUiiug to tell you.—With love to all, Harry."

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FLOUR, BRAN and POLLARD HIS OWN BACK ALWAYS ON HAND He GETTING ELECTRIC ’ L SUPPLY and was boring a friend with a longSERVICE STATION WHEAT BUYERS. wnided account of his dug’s virtues, Phone 201 LYCEUM BLDQS. Telephone: 145. Grllllth. when suddenly ho saw a cat. Asd at T«morii ÂFTum!” he said to the animal. The ldog ySAvncU;T^6dKeanip^^^Â^^^ tired expression, then sat down aud scratched one ear reflectively. C O M M IS S IO N A G E N T . C H A F F A N D P R O D U C E r (CC. Red of face, the owner urgetl tho M E R C H A N T . dog to go after the cat, hut without! ;J iiM WHEELWRIGHT AND GENERAL BLACKaMITH success. Finally, turning to his friend, COACHBUILDER, AND CAR FAINTING DONE — CHARQEB he said in desperation: “Now Avhat RUBBER TYREINQ, COACH MODERATE. do you make of a dog like that?” BIG RANGE OF NEW AND fECONOHAND HARNEIB, CARTB, tulklM, 0 ^ 1 “Sausages,” murmured the other. LORRIES, CART and BULKY Whe«»* and VehIciM of All D*tor!pt|ont fOP id m é . 0-------o •ilo ACCORDING TO ORDERS vottv i-H,der with »i you cut out those ohnoy* "This 16 a good restaurant, isn’t it?” dfiays that add $o greatly to the expense of your said the customer to the waiter who buildiii^. DurabUt well-seasoned timber in all the b«M had brought his order. “Yes,” replied the waiter. “If you known lines can be procured here at shortest notice, -:0[order a iresU egg, you get the tresln^st LET VS QUOTE YOU. egg In the world. If you order a good Firewood Merchantt cun of coffee, vou get the best cup of GRIFFITH cotfee in tlie worm, and---I h e A r e a B u ild e r s S u p p ly C o . Yes. I believe it. I ordered a ,F. hcliuhi) Yambil St., GRIFFITII Phone 115 (W, Donaldson) small ate k Firevfcwd cutToâny_ L ength. 0------ o D elivered A n yw h ere THE FLIRT rwir^.r• Mabel was being fined out at a big' store, and fiad biongui nc‘r iiioUKir and Prices M oderate. P hone 7 0 ft.‘her lo help Imr. I Furniture Warehouse. Phone 136 Motlier was busily selecting thiugri! Book Orders at L. W. Mackay, at one counter, but father’s ¡utmeion H a r r i n g t o n s had wandered, nnd he was talking to' F o r E v e ry th in g in a pretty assistant at the ue.vtcoauie; : Little Mabel watched him q -.ietly for a moment, and tlien Buid in a lotid W . S. Evans, Banna Avenue, Griffith voice:— Oh, mother, .iust look at daddy’ Has been appointed District Agent for Harringtons Ltd., of Sydney You’d never tliink he was married to us, would you?” 0------ O FORTY WINKS H ear V/ They were preparing lo take ilu-lr annual week’s holiday, with the excep Demonstrated tion of one son lUimiMi ,7olm. liefore going away his parents gave him strict order,s not to be late lor work, 3-Valve Grid Set, £ 1 6 IOs." as he was a sound sK-oper. COMPLETE WITH ALL ACCESSORIES The family had a line time at tluEASY TERMS AVAILABLE seaside, but when they ai'rived home iN the Outstanding Chevrolet ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ about midday on tin- fnllouiug Satur ■ ■ ■ * you are offered " a ^ ix in the price class of the four.” day the> ven: surprised to find ilm If ... This, because it is true, is an blinds dr.ivii. ‘ unusually strong inducement After a deal of knockiug .tiu! lian.- W A t P A N T F D ownership. Chevrolet Dealers, can offer you more than nu’Hug at the door a bedi ooni v. iutlow I l Tyutvc A o p r U I l t Y l AI o the world’s most sensational value. • V,as ojiened, and .loan, nihliiiig hi.- * I he Outstanding Chevrolet is warranted by Genenil Motors Wjir. ranty for a full year from dale of sale. Uiidei its terms your car ■■ eyes, called o'h ; '’Hallol What’: UL’, covered (or one year against material defect, and should any nan prove defective it will be replaced without charge, Did you miss the traiuT buch faith in the product by the makers sltuuld Gmifficieot i videw.* o------ o of depeadability sjod value. BAFFLED THE BARRISTER Q / t e Have Opened a New and Up>to*date •■f’eople turn iiale v\ hen i lie> fanii, don't lliey'.’” asked a iiarrisier who G r a d i n g and P acking S h e d was crosse\aininiug amt badgeiduf; a In the Premises lately Occupied by The Arno Packing Co. In witness. YAM GRIFFITH, "N o, not a l v a > s " •! BIL STREET ’’Did you eêr iiehr ot a case or • a f i x in the p ric e ranqe o f ih e f o u r f Will Pick, fâck and Consign for 2s od per case tainting where Ihe imriy ,.lid nut turn

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mere dribble, perhaps 2000 cases a S h ire O ffic e s sh ed N ot A T e a r week, buyers evidently intending to -:o;E v a tt Investigates illow the bulk of the pack to come -:o:F o r y o u r o ld B u s. over before committing themselves. CARRATHOOL'S HEADQUARTER8 â During the first week of the frosr I t hat served you faithfully and tvrll CR. XSULLIFER’S VIEWS MARKETING OF AUSTRALIAN period 70,000 cases were sold, and in —carried you o\er many a rough PRODUCE rood ««d the engine is slill in good ■he following week an additional (To the Editor) ord.r. The body may be looking MANY DEFECTS DISCOVERED 10,000 cases. The greater part o. Sir,—-I would be grateful If you | shabby but ij you hoso sales was made without any ad COMMISSIONER’S VISIT TO vantage being taken of the possible would be good enough to give space GRIFFITH diortage. Certainly the bids were in your valuable paper re the follow ¡abled to the Australian sellers, and ing matter:— by us yoti will not need to part with the car. F** Mr. J. G. Evatt, resident com o an exetnt responsibility must b Considerable time was lost at the I surprising how we can renova'e your old car and make it district council meeting of the F.S.A., | missioner of the Irrigation Areas, ■vcc,epted in Australia. At the same look like new. paid his first visit to the Ahea ime this country was entitled to ex held at Griffith on the 9th inst., with Let us look it over and give you a price. * since his return from London last 3ect that a better understanding Of out any useful purpose being attained week. He was in Griffith on Fri he position would have existed in regarding the removal of the present! day, and motored to Leeton on* iÿ)ndon. It* has been gathered that it Council chambers to a more suitable' Friday night.^ He returns to Syd ook, the Californian canners a matter and convenient centre. YamW I s tr e e t, G R IF F IT H , Phone *¿68 ney on Tuesday to meet the af hours to put up prices in London, The matter Is of such importance to j the whole of the ratepayers that I Pi'emler. and this information was readily availMr. Evatt has submitted a com ible there but not conveyed to Aus wish to make the present position clear to the public. Carrathool Shire prehensive report to the Govern tralia. ment on the marketing of Area The control in London Is in the Council has already passed a resolu produce in particular and Austra lands of Sir James Cooper, who repre- tion that the Council chambers should W H E R E IS H E ? lian goods in general on the Lon- lents the Export Control Board in be in a more central position, and any W H O ? don market. This was the subject Australia. There can be no doubt as further discussion at the Council table, of his investigation in London o the varied experience and ability in regard to refenmdum or any other W h y , M r. S n u th , w h o w as w it h th e whence he was despatched of Sir James. He is on the director subject in connection with the shifting A r e a B n U d e r s ’ S u p p ljr C o . of the chambers, would only cause] especially by the State Govern- ates of a large number of companies menL ill England. Sir James Is also on the friction between the eouncillors, with H E IS T O B E F O U N D A T M E S S R S . Mr. Evatt arrived in Griffith on Dried Fruits Board and the Butter out any useful purpose being served. T R E N E R R Y B R O S . . P L U M B E R S . Y A M B IL Friday looking fresh and well Board for the Commonwealth. It When the Council passed a resolution | in favor of the chambers being shifted S T R E E T G R IF F IT H , an d w is h e s to an after his travels. He spent the ould seem that the time has arrivetl day with Mr. J. G. Youll, who, .vhen the work of representing the somewhere,’’ “B” riding councillors j n o u n c e t h a t h e b n o w fr e e a n d a t lib e r t y to during his absence abroad, was various boards in London ahould be definitely opposed iL therefore ‘‘B’ a c c e p t w o r k u p o n h is o w n b e h a lf f r o m A t o Z iding ratepayers have no more say ini acting General Manager of the in the hands of someone who can give m th e J O IN E R Y L IN E Area’s and other officers, and on up his whole time to it. There is the matter. As, Carrathool village is| the business centre of three parts of Friday evening motored to Leeton plenty to do. T H E N A M E — ‘B’’ riding, and as they also have the| with Mr, Knight. Competing With California oting power of the village of Cari'aPending the Government's consider One of the main features for con thool, it would appear that ‘TB’’ riding] ation of his report Mr. Evatt refrains sideration in connection with the can ratepayers will be in the same posi from making detailed.comment on the ned fruit industry is whether we can tion, after next election. Is S u f f ic ie n t G u a r a n t e e o f S o u n d result of his investigations, but he has compete with Caliornia on price. We Half of "C” riding is dn the south! W o r k m a n s h ip Indicated that_ he found many direc can certainly do so on quality. As ie We bf the Irrigation Area, and goes tions in ■which the methods employed eii known thëÿ hâve \lie advantage ight down the river to less than 30j T e le p h o n e : G riffith 3 6 in the marketing of Australian pro over us in having such a large percen miles of Carrathool, and has ap ducts in London might be improved. tage consumed on the home market proximately half the voting power of] Mr. G. J. Evatt, a member of the I'here is always the danger under nor- •C” riding; consequently I should im-j Water Conservation and IrrigaGonjiual conditions of so adjusting home agine they have a perfect right to Commission, has returned from a visit I prices as to allow of much lowei exercise their vote bn the Council. S o m e o n e S te p p e d to the United Kingdom and the United prices on the London market. All es Any reasonable person will quite! <Q Lopdon par- limates of the future must be subject understand that the ratepayers of ticUiarly to look into the marketinglto that possibility. Assuming that the Whitton and Darlington Point are not | O n H is C o r n ! of canned fruits, but was also asked American canner will chaige at least going to submit to a journey to Merrlto furnish information on certain jtlie cost of production it is then use wagga when they already have the! nite pet corn seems Bliway:. to be chipping other phases of primary production, fui to compare their cost with ours Council chambers half the distance in just when least expected— at the dance A report will be submitted to the There is not a great deal of differ and a good railway service at their] — tennis or Golf Club— Anywhere ! Minister for Agriculture shortly, and enee except in the cost of the fruit command. But wh;p put up with its tortures ? Settle until this is dealt with by Cabinet Mr. The problem surrounds the peach The difference of the advantage Evatt was not prepared to make ihore Apricots and pears can about hold between Carrathool and Merriwaggaj it for good— Remo’Oe it! Lift it right out than a brief reference to the more im- their own. The key to the peach to the ratepayers on the east of “C” after having j^ainted it for a few nights with poi’tant mat ters"dealt with; jquestion is the yield, per acre. By re- •iding north is not worth coflsidei'lng DUFF S CORM REMQVER Broadly, it can be said that the true Leardi and by the use of cnly the most People between Binya and Erigolial In the Red Carton market value of the Australian canned suitable soils, California is obtaining have not direct access to Merriwagga fruits is not always obtained under j far higher tonnages than we are in on account of there being no direct Phone 10 the present system of marketing. Australia. The growers have had to road over Binya mountains. Cr. VarPh.C., M .P .S . Probably the re-labelling of some of take less for their fruit in normal coe and myself are earnestly endeavor-1 Pharmaceutical Chemist, Banna Avenue, QRIFFITH ^ our best-fruits is one of the most di.s-j years. This year the price for peaches ing to procure a reconciliation be turbing features. It is a common he tar higher tlian has ever been paid tween Whitton and Merriwagga rate ! practice for importers to select the!in Australia, the frost accounting fot payers, but find this course of no best fruits, strip the Australian labels!this, yields being abnormally low avail. Whitton has put iu no claim off the cans and re-label with their The conclusion is arrived at that if we for the Council ,chanibers, Jhough it! "Own~bTaads?“‘'ii' diwuied -research .Improve .our yarieties has practically the same right aS .Mer-i cation that the importers have good land increase our yields per acre, we iwagga, the difference and distance j will in their own brands, but from anLan comp,ete with California in Lon- from the boundary is not worth con Australian point of view the result is Lon. harmful, as we lose the benefit of the The Empire Marketing Board is sidering. 1 take it for granted that Whitton,! consumers knowing our qùality goods. Lolug good work in fostering the con liGing older town tins more < 861188,1 h rea Us reco rd Should the importer be not quite satis-Lumption of produce from the do and is not' acting in the dog in the fled, the fruits go out under the label Lùnions. It is advertising, exhibiting manger style, like Merriwagga. As far used by the Australian canner. The aud conducting inquiry amongst grow- ais the argument about t,he chambers F r e m a n tle t o S y d n e y deduction is obvious. jers throughout England, Scotland and being within the boundary of the I There are cases where the labelling j Wales. The officers were of the great Bhire, it is not worth considering. Forj h i j 11 h o u r s 1 6 m i n u t e s of even the better quality goods is nolLst help to Mr. Evatt during his visit nstauce, Waradgery within Hay muni practised, except partially, the result it is fell that by more direct adver cipality, Yanko within Narrandera,] Dr. (iarnet Manning, who was being that there ‘can be, purchased in j t ising even better results may be oh Jamalong within Forbes, Lachlan with ZTjI miles covered in .5 dajs accompanied by his wife and shops almost adjoining fruits of ex-|tained, and suggestions on that line in Condoblin, and Weddin within Gren-I 23 hours 27 minutes, ovei torone passenger. actly the same quality from the sameLvill be submitted oilicially. fel, and so on right through the State. Uioiis roads, through barren factory but,wilh prices showing 25 per! While in the United States Mr To my mind a neutral position for deserts, and over trackless Returning from abroad after cent, differcr^ce. Tlie relabelled fruit p^att had the advice of Mr. Brooks the Council chambers is an advantage completing a tour of Europe where our identity is lost brings the the newly appointed Coraniissioner- -it puts the more important towns, wastes. in his Chrysler Sedan, Dr. higher price. iGenreal. Mr. Brooks had had the bene like Rankin’s Springs and Erigolia, on Phe Chrjsler Sedan which Manning found that he was urgently needed in Sydney, and The British law on trade marks pro-jtit of discussions with certain of the the same basis as villages in morel established this amazing high decided that the fastest method Tides that the label shall indicate Californian caiiners, and these were central positions. speed trans-continental record was overland in his Chrysler— whether the gi)ods are foreign or followed up by Mr. Evalt in San Frau It is to be hoped Uiat the large num-l was a stock ‘model, absolutely which came straight off the Empire origin. This is frequently met Lisco. Mr. Brooks is most enthusias her of ratepayers in the “A” riding standard in every detail, and ship and on to the road. by placing a ’small tab on the labels tic in his new work, and is being re ‘corner” of Carrathool, who are not privately owned and driven by with tlio words, “Empire Produce.-,, ooived everywhere with great cordial interested in selling aonie iand to! Austt-alian visitors frequently com- uy. The British consul general C h r y s le r R o y a l S e d a n £ 5 9 2 build the Council chambers on, will plain that our ti-.iis cannot be seen san Francisco also as.sisted. The lake action and come to an agreement | Oilier t'hr.vsler “75'’ Models inelude:* in the shops in Great Britain. Re- Californian canners opened their can with the Whitton “corner,” or other COLII>E TOWN SEDAN ROADSTER labelling partly accounts for this. ueries for inspection without the wise there is every cliance of the| TOURIER from from from from Australia has been badly advised on slightest hesitation. This is charac Councif chambers rem-aining where certain points. We have been told not teristic of them. They were quit they are.—Yours,, etc., Jt609 Ü 5 8 2 X 5 4 4 X 5 0 1 /1 0 /to try for what is known as the|free, also in giving information eon J. J. GULLIFER. , "Choice’’ grade in peaches, but to ud- cerning their business. This may also Binya, October l‘2th. ' here to the “Standard" quality. Tins be said fpr tlie Waslilngloii Federal advice is quite unsound. A good pro officials, who have data covering every l)y Mr. Evatt wrro tli<‘ Irvatimuit ami Alt'“ portion of our peaches will make a conceivable phase of agriculture marketiug of imuios, lung-oil tree cul Choice grade quite equal to Cali ecouoinic.s. tivation, domestic, rabbit farming; fornian Choice. As the price differen The Chamber of Commerce at San in connection witli currants, sul Francisco placi^d it.s organisation tial is considerable, Australia lia-s been the disposal of Mr. Brooks and Mi tanas and raisins, the general view isj the loser. Evatt, The chamber has organised that we are losing largo Bums annual-| Bad Slip 1y by mixing our grades. Buyers in Our sales this year vvei'e most un tour of Japan and Ans'.ralia by th sist on a far clo.ser sfimiiliuft of our] C h r .lh ’ tr>T« s.s. Malola. The steamer is to arrive fortunate. They were speedy enougn, (Wire W lieels and Bumper Bars Extra) in Sydney on November 25. Tlie trip trull,s than in the case of the Calitorucompared with previous years, but iau or the Smyrna or Greek consign-] prices I'eaiised wei'e not what might is not an ordinary tourist one. it has iuent'3. Bids are made low with our L urke, N e a v e C a r t e r L td . reasonably have been expected. Early been organised for tourist purposes, frequent defective grading in mind. On] in April California was visited by a and a gesture of goodwill. It should quality of the fruit, particularly iu 'otiHi S\Tile* irost which caused serious damage, result in benefits to both the States 177-185 W illia m Street. Bultanae, we caa more than UoW ouv particularly to peaches. Before the and Australia AmojifPt «tuer looked iat« ^ Australian fruit# were wlUnf _lo

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Dlfllcukios may arise owing to the Labor Party being In a minority in 40,000,000 PEOPLE AND NO the Senate. If the House of Represen UNEMPLOYED. tatives passes any propose<l law, and The lion. T. D. Mutch iiiaintaiiis a the Senate rejects or passes it with keen iutereet in the Inigatiou Areas, amendments to which the House of as shown in a letter to Mr. Jim Representatives will not agree, and If, Grahuai. Mr. Mulch wriits:—-“It may aftter an Interval of three months the ho that the rice growers on the Area House of Representatives in the same will yet realise the hossihiiities oi uo-' or the next session again passes the velupiug a big trade on a low, but proposed law' with or vith'out the satisiactory margin of prollt. Syste amendments which have been made, matic handling and regularity of sup suggested, or agreed to by the Senate, ply wilLenable this to be. done.' Javi? 'and the Senate rejects or paesas it is a big importer of rice, mainly, from with amendments to which the House Kiingoon.” * - ‘. of Representatives has not agreed, the .Wilting of Jâva.' Mr, Mutch pens: (jOvernor-Geueral may dissolve the “it is hard to realise that within four Senate and the House of Representadays of the coast of Australia (at Dar tlvs simultaneously. win) there is a little island little njore than iialf thé size of Tasmania anu only due-sixth the area of K.S.W., Bradford to Blamel wdiich contains 40,000,000 people, all Mr. R. J. Paggln, a well-known pas well ted, housed and clothed (though toralist, of Sunny Ridge Station, Manthey do not require much clothes) and clurama, N.S.W., who returned In R.M.S. Mongolia on Monday after a no unemployment. “One must take his hat off to the ten months’ visit to England and the Dutch colonisers. There are wonder Continent, said that in his travels fully good roads throughout the coun through Franco and Germany, he had try, and the land is irrigated from the been Impressed by the seeming pros mountain tops to the bed of the rivers. perity and little unemployment. Bing All but one-sixth of the total surface land must look to her trade laurels is under cultivation, including jungle Bradford, supposed to be one of Eng and volcnaoes. Tliey get two crops of land’s greatest Industrial centres, wa rice per year, never use any imple working with out-of-date machinery.; ments more complicated than a woou When he had pointed that out to on plough drawn by water buffaloes, manufacturers they had answered that plant every root by the fingers and what was good enough for their harvest it by hand. The Javanese arc fathers w'as good enough for them! an essentially agricultural people. The Mr. Faggin .spent some time collecting chlidren have no toys but a stick and information of European wool mar The wool situation, he said, was a heap of their native soil, and the akets. most one for the Australian paalirno of their childhood becomes growers.serious Synthetic silk was proving a the Horioua business of tbeir lives serious ‘ rival to woollen goods, but the production of food. low prices could be traced to Brad ■— m ---- ^ ford. There was too much co-opera tion between English and foreign buy CHAMPIONSHIP RIBBONS The following championship awards ers and not enough betw'een the pro in the poultry section were not avail ducers. He thought there should be able when our special show edition some system of pooling Dominion wool, so that higher stabilised prices went to press last Thursday: (Jhaniplon cuidt or cockerel (Ugbt) could be obtained ior the produceio. J. H. Trenerry. Cluinipiou cock or cockerel (heavy ) Mr. H. W. Davey, Chief Inspector of Orchards, has visited Shepparton to —J. H. Trenerry. .Champipu hen or pullet (light).— see for himself the results of the orchard spraying recently carried out J. H. Tr®erry. Champion hen or pullet (heavy).— under the supervision of Mr. A.. A. Hammond, senior supendsor of orch . Mrs. Dlight. Best cock or cockerel In Show.— ards. The Chief object of the experi J. H. Trenerry. ' , ' ments was to .a-scertain the best Best hen or pullet in Shodr.—N. D means of contiolling the green aphis Lackie. . pest, which is such a deadly foe to peach growers. Various^sprays have HOSPITAL SHOOT been tested by Mr. Hammond, who Shooters from many mik-s aromi ^has found that the one giving the best arc expected for the big hospiiai | results compounded of 1 pint of shoot, which the Gridith fUui Club is‘nicotine HUlpbate, one gallon of white staging next Wednesday, October oil and one gallon of molasses to So on the club’s grounds at Griffith. A gallons of water, the spray being apnumbor of promising young shots hav< pUed at a 250-lb. pressure. Mr. Davey with the resulis -of the club’s regukir meetings, apd goo(‘ treatment, and is convinced it has sport is promised. been most effective.

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Sunday, 13th October, will go down FAREWELL TO-MORROW NIGHT LAND PAYS BETTER IN LUCERNE INCREASED DUTY DEMANDED the history of Merriwagga as a red letter day, as on that day Bishop Hay At the Invitation of Wade Shire Now that the tmhult and tho shout O v e r -S u lp h u r in g den, of the Forbes-Wilcannia Diocese, Council, representatives of public ing has ceased in connectiou with tuat Mr. D. C. Winterbottom, in a lettei paid his first official visit to Merrl bodies and personal friends will to "Sunraysia Daily” recommends Mil great triumvirate, the Pageant, and wagga, when some 17 boys and girls The secretary of the Fruitgrowers’ were confirmed in St Theresa’s Catho gather in Poreshaw’s hall to-morrow dura growers to consider the ad Show and the election, tho Area Ne.va Federation forwai’ds the following: lic Church. the girls being sponsored night to bid farewell to Mr. D. P. visableness of replacing small areas oj again reverts to rice, and advot. . With reference to previous circulars oy Mrs. B. M. Morris and the boys by Dempsey, who, after eighteen months low yield gordos with lucerne. Mr. it as a leading pabulum. Ne.\t ; service as Clerk to the Wade Shire, Wlnterbottom’s letter Is as follows:— there may be prizes offered at ti. under the above heading, 1 wish to in Mr. E. McGrady, senr. Show for rice confections and . form you that I have looked into the After confirmation had been ad leaves next Saturday for Forbes, question of sulphur content after ministered in a mpst impressive man where he has been appointed Town ' “The staple Industry of the district amples of the culinary art as appliec Is passing through a difficult period to this useful cereah copkiug, and further discussed the ner the Rev. Dr. Cummins, of Hills Clerk. matter with the Director of îYuit Cuf ton, took the chair at a banquet in Mr. Dempsey has rendered notable'and the dlsastroils loss through tht In the meantime it may bo toil ture and find that a number of, tests nonor 6i the bishop, and some l50 Service to the shire during its period j frost,, of September, 1927, is now with satisfaction that piacticiiliy ail have been carried out and further people Sat down to a dinner very prei- of establishment, and g presentation making 4tself felt very seriously to the Area rice has been sold at ill be made to him In the form of a tholse growers who lost their crop: factory' figures, ; and un " add.iioiuii tests will be conducted. iily arranged and carried out by the memento of his connection with the through the frost. Feeding block acreage is to bo planted this ytur. .a The report of one test shows as fol iady members of the congregation, lu first Council of Wade Shire. Cr. Kelly, horses on chaff Imported Into the dls fact there is no reason to fear lluu lows:—Apricots—grains of sulphur di voicing an address of welcome to tin. president of the Shire Council, will trict from other parts of tho State is the Area can over-produce this iunci.:, oxide per lb: Prior to cooking, 16.9; mshop. Dr. Cummins mentioned tha^ preside at Tuesday night’s furiction. a big annual cost to growers, and is as the surplus In “paddy” lorm Ciui a direct cash expenditure, which has easily be sold to Java and otiier i. . after cooking, 6.6. Peaches, prior to many years ago Bishop Hayden wa. cooking, 1.2; after cooking, 0.4. Pears: one of the chief instigators of a move to be recovered from the value of the tern markets. fruit crop after It la produced. The It is not unlikely that the con. nn,. Prior to cooking, 7.6; after cooking, ment to have the Hillstou districi settled, and that, he, the bishop, was 'rime Minister's Defeat cost of feeding two good block horses tion of rice may bo doubled in Auî aveiy interested in this and other new on chaff Is quite £60 per year. In lla by an organised publicity sol.. :e. It is stated further that there Is a ettlements, and had always taken a UNIQUE IN EMPIRE many properties in the Mildura area Next year when the output is udigeneral belief that no matter how ympathetic interest in the affairs oi especially, there are small areas of increased a Rico Wei’; in much sulphur gas is absorbed into tht the man on the land. Dr. Cummins Investigation shows that Mr. Bruce low-production vines, chiefly gordos, ciently Australia may be proclaimed s m ho' fresh fruit prior to being dried, thai also expressed the hope that Merri the only Prime Minister In the which have not paid cost of produc that In Italy. produce has only to be washed freelj wagga would one day, and that not too whole British Empire to be defeated Uon, but were carried by the other to In another field there is a likrl.h- .m1 or soaked overnight before beint ar distant, become one of the prtu his own constituency. Ministers fruits such as sultanas, but now the of Federal action now, widi a iil w. cooked to remove the objectionabh ipal parishes under his Lordship’s liave been defeated in their own con prices of sultanas are lower they can Customs Minister in churge, lo qualities of the preservative. This jurisdictlon. stituencies, but never a Prime Minis not carry gordo acres that are not the duty on rice. Tins -.u..: ■ - a again is largely a fallacious belief, as Mr. M. McGx-ady, senr.,^ then pro ter, the prestige of which office Is paying cost production. The outlook crease there will no difliculty in j... investigation into this matter has posed the toast in honor of Bishop always regarded as being worth many for lexlas Is not encouraging, and un ing on thobeassociated i. . -I clearly shown that washing and osak Hayden, and remarked that the thousands of votes. As an instance ol less a block will produce around two the necessary plant miiieru in tiu’ ta ing prior to cooking the dried fruii uishop’s personality was one not fre this, Ballarat (Vic.) has always been tons per acre they cannot be made to to treat the whole of Australia'. . .i>.-.-c is quite inadequate. The results oj quently met with; his Lordship was a Labor constituency, and in the pay. ... where it is grown, 'riiis will mei.u an three or more washings revealed nc nan getting up in years, but he stil mining days was an even stronger La As pointed out in “Sunraysia Daily’ additional industry to the Area wh.i reduction, and the effect of longôak onsidered himself fit, and proveo bor constituency, yet the late Mr. Alf increased population. Betler it ing w'as to remove a greater volume oi limself as such, to conti’ol such an ed Deakin, when Prime Minister, held on several occasions, some growers mean a cheaper article to i’ the valuable soluble nutritive propei xtensive diocese. The Forbes-Wii Ballarat for years. Other notable ins have already converted low’-production jwill Burner, as freight and extra li . ties of the fruit than of tho less-solu canna charge was perhaps the great tances of this in Australia are those gordo and other upused areas on theh will be saved. A higher pi ice blocks into lucerne patches with re,bie .sulphur combinations. When ; ist in area in the State, and entailed of Mr. W. M, HughQ.8 and the late Mr ..1 tsuits that they liave cousldei-ed «atin grower will-alse. nteaa sample containing sulphur compound great deal of Uavel by car under Andrew Fisher. the Area, factory. The writer knows of a grower équivalent to 14.5 grains of sulphm' di the most aiduous conditions; however with three-quarters of an acre planted An increase of duty on rlcc i;; oxide per pound was soaked overnight nis Lordship appeared to thrive on lucerne who has entirely kept his ^first objective of the "Eat More with the addition of sugar in the pro these conditions. Mr. J. F. Tuena WIRELESS.—Hear the Crossley Gem to two without having to buy a n y ^movement, and upon this the ■' portion of 30 per cent, of the weigh Mr. J. J. Higgins and other speaker; Box 7-valve (all electric) demonstrat feed,horses and has had lucerne hay left attention must be concentrated ed at W. S. Evan:^ Installed com of dried fruit, and then boiled for hal supported the toast. the time being. over. píete, 12 months' service. Price: £4[ an hour, thabresidue still held 12.9 Continued applause greeted bis grains per pound. When washeu Lordship on his rising to respond, lu three times in tup water, soaked ovei an intorosting and witty manner hi night with the addition of 30 per cent Lordship kept his audience engrosseo by weight of sugar, cooked for half an tor a quarter of an hour or so; ht hour at boiling temperature, and then stated that he was exü'emely prouo boiled hard for 15 minutes, the sample of Merriwagga as the most progrès still held equal to 7.7 grains of SOI sive of the new settlements within his per pound. Needless to say, such diocese. He complimented the churcli eeohiugj whilst possibly improving the ommittee upon its foresight in seeur purity of the product, reduced it to a iug an ample area of church lauds very unatU’active condition otherwise and he looked forwaa*d to the day when Merriwagga would have its owu Fresbytpfy and convent. The spleu did chi^rch, that had already been Citrus M arket erected in so short a time and duriug the severe iluaucial depression, was The mai’ket representative wouk ndeed a credit to the community advise growers not to market theii This was bis first olHcial visit to Mer Valencias before this variety is fuUj ri wagga, though he had made a hur Imafured, as there is still ah 'ample Tied, trip througE th^êitlement èó^ supply for normal requirements oi time ago; he expressed himself at Navels and good commons. There is amazed at the growth of tho town a limited demand for best packs oi ship since his former visit, and pai( Valencias, but lines below the averags. special compliment to the churcli standard quality are selling at a,con committee for its splendid effort siderable reduction. The arrival of a tree planting. Merriwagga was, hi T O N G . low Unei, p redady built and painstakingly tested—th at is the T udor few frosted lines is having a disturb Lordship stated, practically tho only ^ Sedan. A glimpse inside reveals complete equipment, accessibility of all ing iuliuence on the market, and it is town within his charge where churcli controls, and deep-cushioned, tilted seats, tastefully upholstered. Foot pedals likely to affect the consumption grounds had been so well improved by and accelerator arc specially designed to ensure case and comfort in operation. oranges by giving some consumers the tree planting. He specially compii From any seat in the car vision is unobstructed. impression that the orange season it mented the boys and girls who that practically ended. Some of this froa morning had been confirmed for bav SPEED—Better then a mile e minute. EFFECTIVE BRAKING — MechanlcaL ted fruit is not likely to ßay costs of iug been the’first to have been con four-wheel brakes ensure positive brak ACCELERATION—5 to 2Ï mile, per packing, when bigger supplies limied at Merriwagga. He looked for ing for any emergency. hour in high gear in 8^ leconds. sound Valencias come to hand. WiaidH® visit to Merriwagga ECONOMY—25 to SO milea par gallon ENDURANCE—50 miles per hour with and expressed the earnest hope thai of petrol. Market Report out strain on motor or chassis. the district farmers would have theii APPEARANCECoachwork of pleasing RIDING COMFORT- -Comfortable travel The Melbourne Market representa labors rewarded by a*bountiful season proportions. An extensive range of at high speed over the roughest road. tive of the Federal Citrus Council of in 1930. colors of durable satin lacquer. POSITIVE STEERING CONTROL-A Dr. Cummins moved a vote of thanks Australia reports as follows: — ROADABILITY—Holds snugly to tht relaxed hand holds the car steady in Limited supplies of good Navels ar to Mr. E. F. Morran for his efforts to road on an unbanked turn, at high sand and over bumpy roads. Turning still arriving from late districts, and make the function a success, and this radius, 17 feet. speed. prices for best quality lines have was carried by acclamation. Mr. POWER— QUIETNESS— P. Morran bi’iefly responded. firmed. In deep, looaa Vibra t i on is A toast to the visitors was rospon Odd cunsgnments of Valencias -ar sand, from a practically negli dead stop, the coming to hand, but there is a wide ded to on their behalf by Mr. R, Fo gible. Double car will turn in ply anti-squeak ' variation in quality which has affected ley, of Tabblta. a tight circle, tape and asphalprices, best Mildura Valencias selling Sunday was a day of practically forward or re turn - t r e a t e d continuous rain, and this prevented verse, without to 22/-, compared with some lines fabric minimiac tSort. tH E NEW SPORT COUPE. few visitors from outlying district; body noiaca. down to 9/-. The demand for lemons has improv attending. No end of thanks are due ed slightly aiid prices advanced 2/ to the ladies who had charge of this Prices and complete details from function. Unbounded enthusiasm, or over those ruling last month. ganlaatioii and energy will be requlr Bales were as follows: — Navels, average standard, shed pack ed to again carry out without a hitch counts 126 up, from 18/-. Faulty lines anything of its magnitude and sueUcil D«lei F. G. R H E A D ■ from 15/-; selected packs. 24/- and MM. 25/-; a tew specials 26/. Valencias, counts 18Ü to 200, best Australia’.s first hotel, the fJ Mildura to 22/-; other linfes according Horse, at Kichmond (New S( Wales), was recently passed in to quality; frosted lines, Mediterranean Sweets, to 22/ auction. The first rec6rd of the license other commons to 21/- best packs was in 1819. One of the early licen others according to quality, from 15/ sees was Paul Randle, and it passed ■t Mandarins, dull, best counts from to his daughter, who was married a Dr, Seymour. The doctor, v I/-; small 5/-. fruit, average standand, 20/- managed the hotel, gave it the name of "The Black Horse.” The bouse at lls 25/-; a few selected 28/-. p n '15 lies and Foormans, no demand, tracted a distinguished clientele in the early days of the colony, ' mwUu» cpsnts, -tot-

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In th e c a s e of o ne o r tw o of th e •:o:FOR HOW MUCH DID GRIFFITH SPEND s h o w s w h i c h f a v o r e d GritUth d u r i n e tlie c a r n i v a l p e r i o d ilu d h a s n o w p a s ISSUE OF ABSORBING INTEREST B ETTER G r iffith W EAR s e d t h e p e r f o r m a n c e w e r e o f r e a l d raTRAVELLING SHOWMEN’S luatiiC m e r i t , a n d e o n f e i r e d a b e e e i i t : 8 6 HARVEST on th e co m m u n ity , for th e y g av e the I n t h e w e s t e r n s t a t e s of A m e r i c a im b lic a f o r m o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t a n d p i t c h e d b a t t l e s w e r e f o u g h t w i t h loss One of the effects vof carnivals /erdoumc a tt ihoen r we shoiuc hr c et sh eoyf ct oh ui sl d c onmo tmoubntiat iyn. of h u m a n life o v e r t h e q u e s t i o n of such as the Movie Pageant and I l u t in a d d i t i o n to Uiese t h e r e w e r e w h i c h w o u l d be t h e c o u n t y c a p i t a l in Agricultural Show is to attract d o z e n s o f s m a l l e r a t t r a c t i o n s of a n e w l y s e t t l e d a r e a s , a n d i m s s ib ly , b u t numbers of' travelling entertain- m o r e o r l e s s w o r t h l e s s c h a r a c t e r , n o t p r o b a b l y , s o m e I rilllu g s k i n a b r a s i o n s w ill r e s u l t f r o m the general menta of all sorts to the district, // r e t u r n f o r a c h e a p f o r m of m e l e e t h a t is li k e l y to f o llo w e l e c t i o n and the question is often raised ewnhtiecrht ,a i In e e r i n g i n r e g a r d to t h e C arrath o o l as to whether the operation of ga,te> a nl amr ge en t ,s urme c eaifv ehda,r dinl y tehaer u ae gdg relo•B-MireL ehamfeei's - b e i n g -j c m a v e d t o a th«se 'Shows "doer not' -Effect adi - e a i m o n e y . In s u c h c a s e s t h e exversely the business houses of the e h a u g e w a s all to t h e b e u e l i t o f t h e m o r e c e n t r a l site. T h e d i s t r i c t c o n n cil of t h e F.S .A. h a s d e c i d e d to a s k district. In some towns travelling t r a v e l l i n g s h o w m e n . for a r e fe re n d u m of r a te p a y e r s on th e shows have been banned on this Of c o u r s e it m u s t n o t b e f o r g o t t e n s u b j e c t . A s t h e C o u n c il h a s a l r e a d y account. t h a t t h e A g r i c u l t u r a l S o c i e t y , f ro m affirm ed by r e s o l u t i o n t h e n e c e s s i t y of I t is I n t e r e s t i n g to s p e c u l a t e j u s t g r o u n d r e n t s , d o e s g e t s o m e t h i n g b a c k t h e s h i r e c e n t r e b e i n g i'é m o v ed , il is h o w m u c h m o n e y h a s b e e n t a k e n o u t I f i o m t h e t r a v e l l i n g f r a t e r n i t y , a n d t h e f e l t b y s o m e t h a t it c a n n o t r e f u s e th Vo f Griffith b y t r a v e l l i n g s h o \ \ s ben eliteii to t h e e x t e n t o f a r a t e p a y e r s ’ r e f e r e n d u m . The “A r e a t h e p a s t t ^ ’O o r t l u e e A\( t k s . o f t h e t a k i n g s on P a g e a n t N e w s ” -sees i n t h e p r o c e e d i n g s a vtny t h e a t r i c a l p e r f o r m a n c e s s h o w e d cou- Day, b u t t h e s u m o b t a i n e d by l o cal i n t e r s t i u g s i t u a t i o n , s i m i l a r lo m a n : t i n u o u s l y to l a r g e a u d i e n c e s • e v e r y c u g a n i s a t i o n s in t h i s w a y w o u ld n o t t u g s - o f -w a r t h a t h a v e h i t h e n o o c c u r n i g h t la s t w e e k , a n d o n t h e d a y of t h e e x c e e d .£250 a t t h e v e r y o u t s i d e , a r e d b e t w e e n c l a s h i n g i n t e r e s t s ii I’a g e a n t a n d on S h o w Day, a n d iu b e s m a ll p r o p o r t i o n i n d e e d o f t h é g r o s s Griffith. It m a y b e c o m e w arr.iei' t h a n t w e e n , v a r i o u s s i d e s h o w s d id big t a k i n g s of t h e sliow s. And. too, w a g e s t h e h o t t e s t of p o l i t i c a l dog-iiglits. b u s i n e s s . It is (;e rta in t h a t m a n y Imn- paid by t h e s h o w m e n a m i llie o t h e r ex s te e l d r e d s of p o u n d s w e r e d i a w n f r o m i n c u r r e d by t h e m in t r a v e l l i n g lu ll p o c k e t s of lo cal e i t i z e n s t h r o u g h tlieso of ir av < d lin g e n t e r t a i n e r s . W it l i i n rea v e n u e s , b u t it wo u ld bt- r u t l i e r ililli- Util e x c e p t to a v e r y l i m i t e d e x t e n t , eeiil w e e k s t w o c o m p a n h , s of local H eaviest c u l t to a s s e s s tlie a p p r o x i m a t e a m o u n t 'r iie t r i l l i n g a n i o u u t s s p e n t by t h e i r a m a t e u r s h a v e b e e n f o r m e d w h i c h w i t h o u t a c c e s s to t h e b o o k s ot t h e i i n p l o y e e s in t h e s h o p s w o u ld n o t s h o u l d c o m i m i e to olTei’ ¡ n t r a e l i v e en v a r i o u s s h o w s. Local b u s i n e s s m e n c o t i i p e n s a t e fo r a f r a c t i o n of t h e t e r t a i u m e n t s in aid o f local c h a r i t i e s h a v e ncivci' g o n e so f a r a s to stigga-st m o n e y t h e s h o w s to o k a w a y f ro m t h e lo t h e p u b lic. 'The a m a t e u r d r a m a t i c l l i a t t r a v e l l i n g s h o w s Bhoiild b e b a n to w n , ’i'h ey p aid no m o n e y in b o a r d c o m p a n y w h i c h e s s a y e d t h e j t r e s e n t u n e d iu Griffith, but s o m e c o n c e r i i lia.s The valUft of a truck to its owner is based upon its actual perfor o r l o d g in g , f>»r t h e y l iv e d in l e n t « a n d Hon of ‘‘M i d s u m m e r N i g h t 's D i e a m b e e n m a n i f e s t e d r e g a r d i n g t h e effe cts c arav aiv s o n t h e s h o w g i d u n d . mance while operating under the conditions experienced in its daily work. T h e y to t h e p u b lic of Griffith ach iev rn i o f t h i s l a s t b ig raid m a d e by t h e nakl tio r a t e s to t h e sh i r e , o i e r w h o s e n o t a b l e s u c c e s s , a n d t in ' pei r o r m a n c , We pick out one letter from many received from Superior Whippet Six t r a v e l l i n g e n t e r t a i n e r s . In . t h e o r d i n l o a d s t h e y t r a v e l l e d . A l t o g e t h e r lln*y i.s lo Ih- r e p e a t e d . No d o u b t o tin Truck owners, extracts of which are given below, indicating trie remarka r y c o u r s e ol r 'v c n ts a sliow o r c a iin - \,e i> ‘ r a t h e r c o s tly g u e s t s ol tlr^- com [ d ay s will lie t)resente-.l in d u e coui 'sp cable performances this ir ick is creating throughout Ao.scr.ili.t. v al is followe;! by a sl a c k t r a d i n g m u n i t y . They c a rrie d t h e i r ovui 'r h e r e is a n o ilie j' c o m p a n y of a m a i e i i i Mr. L. Blackwell, of Ford and Blackwell, West Maitland, writes: — pe rim i. bu t th a t is d u e s im p ly to t h e v a r i e t y e n t e r t a i n e r s p r u c i i s i r g . a.ssuluh o u s e s a n d t h e i r o w n h alls. f a c t t h a t t h e r u r a l r e s i d e n t s , luiviug o u s l y fo r a sliow to Ih- p r e s e n t e i i Miis Since we put the New Whippet Six Truck on the road, we find it conII is not s u g g e s t e d by local I n l e r e s t s Hpent a d a y o r so iu t o w n , do not , w eek , an d j u d g i n g by r e p o r t s , tliis eii sumes only 6 gallons a day, instead of 10 gallons which we have been accus o„„„. out HK«ln for » » oru or Iffu, Ifjil.al fHo»- *l>o«a Hhool.l ... L.f ' . d e a v o r , in its o w n sitlieia . will be as tomed to use for the past several years.” ihuunilum l n | b u t , t h a i an a t t e m p t sh o u l d ue mafit su c ta-ssfu l ilH t h a t of tlie S h a k e s p e a r does not r e iu e se n t gny u This owner has discovered that his Whippet Six Truck wil quickly be tin'- von, com 10 to S s eeccu r e fro .n tlu-m a l a r g e r r e t u r n c a n p l a y e r s , a n d , p e r h a p s , m a k e e v e n t h e s p e n d i n g r e s o n r y e s of L paid oft out of the savings he makes on petrol. m u n i t y . But iu G riffith’s p r e s e n t c a s e for local p u r p o s e s . a w i d e r a p p e a r lo Uie liublic, It it is II Is unlilvely, lio w cv er, I lull fo r a h u n d r e d s of p o u n d s, p o ssib ly 1lionsGet the facts about the Whippet’s construction from the local dealer. p o s s ib le to m a i n t a i n tw o a c t i v e c o m a m i s , h a v e g o n e f ro m t h e d l s l r i c t . and, y<%r o r m o r e Grillilli will I'e c i'iv e an y p a n i e s of a m a t e u r e n t e r t a i n e r s in o u r attealioii f ro m ilie t o w n , a n d to give c h a r i t y p e r t o r m a n in e x c h a n g e , t h e t r a v e l l i n g e n t e r i a i n - c o n c e i i l r a K a l er« h a v e left n o t h i n g of m a r k e t a b l e t r a v e l l i n g s h o w s . T h e p o sitio n ih ia c e s f r o m ti m e to tim e, t l i e r e will be .sear w a s c o m p l i c a t e d by t h e p r o x im ity l e s s t e m p t a l i u n to . t r a v e l l i n g mi en ter value. of tlie big H o s p it a l P a g e a n t a n d t h e taiuer.s to in cltid e Grillitli in tlieii itinMiPEnsoiL O n e p r o m in e n t b u s i n e s s miin e x p r e s rtliow. will! t h e r e s u l t t h a t t h e p r o c e s s e r a r v . Of eour.se, t l i e a t r i c a l e o m p a n i d s s e d the oiilnion on S a t u r d a y th a t t r a d e of i v l i e v i n g t h e pu b lic of t l n d r surplus!,^,, .j] vay.s c o m e tO| w o u ld not r e v i v e in Griffith u n til ab o u t 3 0 C W T . T R U C I L as coiuinued ov er a ^ tim e, am i will C h r i s t m a s lim e. Me said t h a t in h isi'^ i^'^ > ¡leriod t h a n u su a l, jp,. w e l c o m e w lie iie v e r t h e y tlo com e, e x p e r i e n c e , a l e n g t h y one, h e h ad not There is a u o l h e r c o n s i d e r a t i o n ^buf, if local eutei'pi'iao c u n ex p lo it k n o w n su c h a d e l u g e of t i a v e l l i n g ghowB us had been e x p e r i e n c e d d u i l n g w h i c h af fe c ts t h e p r o s p e c t o f . G r i f f i t h fully t h e p u b l i c ’s d e s i r e t o r e n t e r t a i n -

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1929

AREA NEWS

PAQE ElÛHTr

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Saddle and harness MAKER! GUIHEN’S BUILDINGS

BOOTS REPAIRED Prom ptly Save your Solea by comino to DlckHe will eave them for you. You must come—Qulckl ALL HAND WORK. (Machine Sown If Required. I do work for notable Cllenta.

R ing G riffith 2 2 6 CARS fo• r HIRE i'n .

BRICKS I BRICKS 1 IN ANY QUANTITY

THE GRIFFITHBRICKCO. Wishes to notify the Public of Grlflit) and 8urroUi?'4ing Districts that the^ are now In a position to SUPPL’I BRICKS IN LARGE OR SMALI QUANTITIES Prices on Application. TW.OS. BERRY. MANAGER

• A CAREFUL DRIVER RELIABLE BUICK AND RUGBY MODERATE PRICES

L. CAMPBELL, Elite Accommodation House, Griffith

A t th e Show A NEGLECTED FRUIT

NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC Is hereby WARNED against FISHING, SHOOTING, or In any way TRESPASSING on DUNCAR* LEIGH, Darlington Point. JOHN B. SCOTT.

One of the exhibits in the fresh fruit section at the Griffith Show which at NOTICE* tracted the interested attention of the ANY PERSON found TRESPASSlNt i public was Mr. Mnegralth’s winning or DAMAGING FENCES, will h.e samples of grape fruit This delicious PROSECUTED. fruit, which can be grown so well on (Signed) C. H. NELSON. "Hill View,” the Irrigation Areas, badly needs some boost on thq Australian markets, Tabblta. where it is pra,ctlcally a neglecteti 21st July, 1927, Item. In America and other countries the grape fruit is^ ah eagerly sought . NOTICE fruit, especially for ,4he bfeakfaet Any person round Fishing, Slioothi/g. table, but in Australia most of the or otherwise Trespassing on BLOC.KS fruit produced is sold to the jam- 13 and 14, BENEREMBAH SUB Dl inaiiers. A little w'ell-directed publi VISION will be Prosecuted. Stray ing city might serve to increase the public Stock will be Inipounded. By Order lemand, for the Area grower can proJOHN McGUFPIE and CJ.. P'irv luce an article which is truly de LTD. liclous.

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The Ideal Butchery

A BIG PROJECT

J. W . CULLEN

MEETING OF LANDHOLDERS ACCEPT DEPARTMENTAL PROPOSALS

OF WEST WYALONG AND BECKOM Notifies the residents of the district that he has PURCHASED the above business from Mr, G. C. Thomas, and Gstends an invitation to all to visit the Shop and give a trial order.

Water Scheme for Gunbar

A meeting of landholders in the junbar district who will be affected by the proposed Gunbar Water Tnist, Broderick & W ay was held in the Gunbar Hall on Wed S h e a r in g losday, 9th October. There was au H ygien ic Bedding Cam paign xttendance of between 50 and 60, iuprepared to unrlertake Shearing ludii% the shire engineer? and Cra,- Contracts up to any quantity. Good OPTICIANS .:3hapman and Mills, of Garrathool 385 GEORGE ST., SYDNEY Work Guaranteed. ihire. Mr. T. I. Campbell acted as For further information apply to F o r 10 Days O n ly NEXT VISIT chairman. Griffith: G. Tyson Mr. Brewster, chief executive officer AT MIRROOL HOUSE FARM 1644, BEELBANGERA af the W.C. and I.C., and Mr. Slade, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18 Hugh Mathesiln, Yenda m executive officer, represented the £1 allowance on your Old Mattress. Bring It along. I will burn From 1-30 p.m. to 5 p.ni. lepartmout, and were the piincipa] it and allow you £1 on a new 4ft. 6 in. Kapok Mattress. Having T-HURSDAY, 8EPT 19 jpeakera at the meeilngsigned a favorable contract for Kapok Mattresses 1 am able to From 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Mr. Brewster explained the scope HAVING FUKCHASED a HOUSE make the above offer for Cash Purchases only. Don’t delay too The firm has visited this town regu md object of the proposals, which UEMUViNG PLAN'!' from Ruy and long, only a limited number are available. This offer cannot bo larly for years. were designed to furnish a supply of Savage, 1 am prepared to REMOVE repeated. water for stock and domestic pur HOUSES in ANY PART of district. poses to the landholders of the dis trict. Sm*veys had already been CONTRACTOR made, and the practibilily of the 'Phono 170 3chetne dftmonatraledi The area to he Box 91 Griffith G r i f f i t h ierv’ed by the channels would be B e d d i n g S p e c ia li s t V. J. M. BURNSTEIN 580,000 acres, of which 569,000 acres would he ratable. There would be THE IDEAL CAFE, BONDI BEACH.-> 225 miles of main channels, and from home away from home. Len, Bar 100 to 200 miles of minor channels. It nett (late "Ideal Cafe,” Griffith) can , MI88 V. BURNSTEIN would be the second biggest scheme offer you good Boaiti and Residence, in Riverina, the Yanco scheme, which comfortable rooms, and good tahlo, Hemstitching and Eufbroidery Work, dealt with a million acres, being tho; beach lookout. Winter tariff from 35/French Pieatlng, Button Making, biggest. The land to be served and weekly, Take Bondi Bus from Cen Everything Required In Women’s rated would be that for three miles trai Railw'ay Station. Bus stops at . ■■ Wear om. eadi.Bide. ,of - main channels. door. Address: L. A._BA_RNETT, ” ManufacturM~oS^'lK^i^ The source of supply woulT'Te tin IDEAL CAFEH^i^ Modern Machinery iMirrool Creek, and it would consist of BONDI BEACH. the surplus supply of the water for Irrigating the Yanco and Mirrool We are prepared to Make-up youi Areas. At present there was a lot ot own Material or to only Cut, Tack Passenger Car for water going, to waste from these areas and Fit it for you. If the surplus water were fouud made Melbourne quate uu ample supply could be pro vided from the Mirrool Area, whicl \ CAR w'ill leave GriiUUi tor Mel would bo sold to the proposed Gunbai bourne on Friday, November isl, re Trust at a reduced rate. The maiu turning Sunday, 3rd November. channels w'cre designed to carry 20 Leaves again on Monday, Ith Novem :o:cusecs for one or two months iu (lu her, returning on 6th. After thin HORSE AND MOTOR HEARSE autumn. In addition there would be date a Continuous Car Serviee will MOTOR FUNERALS CONDUCTED IN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT a constant stream down tliose elian iim every second day. Car leaves DISTANCE NO OBJECT neis during the summer iimnths of G.P.O., Melbourne, S.’JO a.m, Leave.s cusecs. The total cost ot the schenu Griffith 7.30 a.m. Seats booked at Gar REPRESENTATIVE & TUNER for Messrs. Sutton’s, of Sydney and Mel WREATHS AND DOMES AT ALL PRICES. AGENT FOB F. LINDLEY would be £61,173 for 275 miles ol den of Roses, Banna Avenue, Griliith. main channels. This would include MONUMENTAL MASON bourne. Visits Griffith every month maintenance cost in addition to ori of the eastern, eentral and western and Is prepared to go In any part oi ginal construction cost. The rate districts of the urea. If any settler the district (distance no object). would be 2.43d. per acre, which wouh felt he was being unfairly asaesaed ho Orders left c/o ’Area News’ will be serve to pay off the cost of the schem could appeal to the (rust, and also to promptly attended to. Established 11 ® Ì with interest at 5i per cent., in forty the police magistrate. When the ^ »•«rm "Vko»« *a years, and also allow for mainten scheme was first proposed it was a anee. At the end ot the forty year lAuch smaller one, but as the design,-s of repayment, tlu* works would belong had been proceeded witli more ai^d ’ to the 'trust. 'I’he work would b( more, lioldei'.s had wauled to eonie in' carried out by contract uuder th iifhd (he i)roject had grown aeeord(Late of the Building Construction supen’ision of tiu; W.C. and l.C. If i ingiy. Branch of Public Works w'ere found Ihul the available watc 'I'he c h a i r m a n in v i t e d <iuesiioms a n d Department, Sydney) was more than suHicieut to meet tlu a f t e r w a r d s a d j o u r n e d t h e m e e t i n g t o r All Classes of Brickwork Constructed requirements of a stock and domesti< a q u a r t e r of a n h o u r to p e r n u t of Ann Large or Small Jobs—Distance No sujiidy, small irrigation areas woul t h o s e p r e s e n t e o n v e r : .'itiomilly d isc u sObject be allowed U tlm meeiing agreed t .siug t h e ¡tropo.sal.^ a m o n g s t ( lie m sely s im p l y t u r n i n g o n a t a p you hare Estimates and Advice Given Free the iiropusal it would take two ><‘ai v e s if the> so d f s i r e d running water for domestic and satiitary pur^ Phone: Griinth 28B to complete'the channels, hut at tlie f)n (tie mei‘ling lieing le.SUUied a poses, for tvatering gardens and orchards, wash same time the eastern i‘mt of the dis \ote wa.s laKeii, when it was decided, ing vehicles and fire-fighting. trict would Vk- gi'i.u the henefil dt practically miauimously, to adovd thu'' Qet quotations for installing a complete running water Chas. E. Beilby the water a.s the work progressed. service. The cost is small compared with the comfort scheme. t ‘nt,v;- ol thauk.s were passnii Mr. Slade exidaimnl the responsibili to .Messrs. Breyster and Slade, and to _ 9» and convenience. ties of the setiler.s and tlie <-otistitu- the chairman. VALUER tion ot the trust. The trust would Mr. ItreW'Hlor, in aeknowhyigiug tho houp.fti/in tho consist of livt memhers, (if whom twoj^,„,. PLUMBERS AND IRONWORKERS would he Government olllcers, whose .eu^stern end, including the ;Chairman, BANNA AVENUE Y A M B IL ST.. G R IF F IT H . P ho n e 3 6 services would not he charged for. ,w{‘!(' alia-ady Indiig provided for. It Une of them would be chairman. ¡was due to tlieir broadmindedness and -O F ^ There would be three members elecgpij-it that the scheme had beea

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L. SAVAGE

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Ladies and Gent s Tailor Lingerie Specialist

Frocks a Specialty

FRANK HOMAN Piano, Flayer and Organ Tuner and Repairer. Owin Street, Narrandera

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FUNERAL DIRECTOR ----YAMBIL ST., GRIFFITH

C. MORONEY Bricklayer

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It transpires that, about eight weeks ago, somebody who had his eye on a winch outsido the Government stores in Looton, took aUvaatano o' a quiet week-end, and uu-. aiJp. o p ^ > it. The wire in the fence at the rtr r of the yard was cut, and truck whoolin the vicinity suggest that H was taken away on a lorry. Included In the equipment of the winch was about 200 yards of wire rope. As the winph weighed several hun dredweights, It was more tiian a oneman job to get away with it, and it seems likely that at least four were concerned in the robbery. One remarkable feature of the rob bery is that the winch was not mis sed for several days. „Possibly those rosponslble for its »disappearance thought the Government stores had no immediate use for the winch, and at an appropriate season may return it. Some years ago a road tractor was stolon from the trust, while it was common practice for houses left un occupied for any time to be stripped of the roofing.—Leeton “Irrigator.”

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General GOOD WOOD. QUICK MOTOR DELIVERY With regard to the proposed camp REASONABLE PRICES ing reserve at jWilbriggie, it w'as de to again write the Minister and ORDERS LEFT AT TRENERRY BROS., PLUMBERS, YAMBIL STREET, cided the member for the district drawing WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO attention to the fact that the matter had been hanging tire for a consider able period, and that nothing definite hud been accomplished, and asking that Immediate action be taken. The secretary i-eportqd that ho Ixad not received a reply to his letter to Mr. F. W. Hughes, Kooba, with refer RICHARDS AND WEIR bee to aimounce to the Publl« of GrilBth and ence to the channel constructed and District that they have PURCHASED the SAWMILLING PLANT of the the fencing erected on tfie Wllbriggie Late M. T. Mickleaon, and are now prepared to SUPPLÌ ALL DESCBIP stock route without the consent of the board. TIONS of SAWN TIMBER, DRESSED and UNDRESSED. It was decided to again write to Mr. WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS Hughes and ask for an immediate reply. G R IF F IT H Matters relating to Inquiries with regard to rates, notiee.s of transfer, wire netting instalment.s, etc., were also dealt wdth. Stock Inepeeieris R«port The stock inspector, Mr. F. T. Yeo man, reported as follows; — “No disease of an infectious nature ■3; has occurred in Narrandera disti'ict since last meeting of the board. Good h e secret of lunching well lies not only in good rains have fallen during the past food, prepared with perfect culinary skill, months, and though the rain is late, it quiet and ease of service, but quite as much in has x'elieved the situation a great deal, the feeling of personal comfort, attradliveness of surand the stock owner is much relieved roundings, the atmosphere, qnd the people one meets. with regard to the summer prospects. Yon will find fnnditng here most pleasant. The wetiAt least a good half crop of wheat chosen and varied menus are sure to satisfy. will be harvested throughout the dis trict. In some parts there will be lair crops. At least two inches of rain is still required to give the sub-soil a B anna Avenue, Qriffith good soaking to enable us to carry through the summer with safety.

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S ir,— I n y o u r i s s u e of t h e 11 th iust. Mr. J. IT. K elly a d o p t e d th e u s u a l tactic.s of m e n of hi.s diijp osU io u to s u p p l y t h e p r e s s w ith f elso :m d m i s l e a d i n g s l a t p n i e u t s on tin' evti of a n el<'‘c tio n atid m a k i n g s u m t h e r e i.s no \ t i m e to r e p l y a n d t h e r e b y h o p i n g t h e Fruitgrowers—have your FruK ¡at ked by us and secure substantial l ie s w o u ld s o a k in. savings in freight on each consignment. Account Sales direct to grower. H e s a i d it w a s r a t h e r a j o k e on t h e We are also cash buyers of Fruit in season. A r e a t h a t I, a s S t a t e r e p r i'.s e n ia tiv e on t h e D r i e d F r u i t H o a r d liatl d o n e n o t h TRY US FOR FRUIT CASES, NAILS,ETC. in g to r e m e d y t h e d e l e c t s in the PHONE ! 23 -------------------- ----------------------- Box : 319 D r ie d F r u i t C o n t r o l B o a rd . T h e r e is l i t t l e d o u b t t h a t Mr. K e i l j ' s Intellectu ul a d v i s e r knew t h a t I |;ul tlie tiift.-, of t h e Kxiiort C o n tr o l Botiid h e f o re t h e gro wer.s at L e e to n . ( Ir illiih am! V e n d a , a n d imuie it v e r j cleiu a t tlm m e e t i n g s that, tld.-* S t a l e had no sa y n o r eoiild tlie v m v t a n y uiilciYi tin* F e d e r a l a u t h o r i t i e s co u ld be im luci'd to a l t e r t h e c o n s t i t u t i o n o t llie b o ard . My on ly r e a s o n in m a k i n g llti.-; i-nidy is becau.se Uit're a r e a n u m b e r of WISHES TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT SHE HAS NOW peopl<‘ on iliis .Vmu wlio. a r e no t SECURED AN UP TO DATE DRESSMAKER, LATE OF STATION a c q u a i n t e d v i t l i tlie d r ie d tr n it (|uesHOUSE, RAWSON PLACE, SYDNEY. tio n . N o d o u b t t h e o b j e c t wms to o b t a i n a few m o r e v o te s for t h e 'w e a l tl i j '-4 STYLE AND FI T GUARANTEED s q u a t t e r ’ l).v tlio.it' fal.se a n d mi.slead in g s t a l e t a e i i i s wliich liis l e t t e r ei)nALSO A t a in e d . In r e g a r d to c u r r y i n g th e b u r d e n of t h e s e t t l e r s , t h a t c a n be le ft to t h e m a n wiio g e t s £ 8 o r £ 1 0 p e r w e e k fo r m a k i n g go od. - V ours, ete.. U 'm . N l ’ L'l'V.

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AGENTS Please Note.—My Farm 703 Yoogali is withdrawn from sale. — VAL HARRIS.

A t Farm 1300 BANNA AVENUE,_______ ______________GRIFFITH Ballingall Stock for Sale on Approved Bills of 3 or 6 Months i Stock and Property Interesting Moving Picture* FOR SALE Indian Scout and Sidecar, Lists on Application. ^All Classes of Farms Available on Irrigation ami of the manufaotUre of Farm Implo 3 Miles Griffith £35. Splendid order and well shod. Dry Area. AGENTS FOR South British Insurance Co.^ Ltd.; Mercantili meuts at the O’Donnell’s Cycle Shop, Cohen BuildMutual Insurance Co., Ltd. (All Classes.) All Business transacted undei SUNSHINE HARVESTER WORKS W ednesday, O ct. 23 logs. Griffith. direct supervision of the Principals. At 3 p.m. Will be shown at the PHONES (2 lines): 14 and 330. (Connected with M. Gulhen and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHED and Unfurnished Room LYCEUM THEATRE, GRIFFITH C. L. Neville) EFFECTS to Let. Mrs. C. M. Pearson, Yambil^ SEYMOUR AND itOXBURGH, under StreeR (ïrlfflth. Thursday, October 31 iUatructions from Mr. F. J. Coughlau, At 8 p.m. who has sold his Farm through the FOR SALE, S-foot McKay Header; ductipneers, will conduct an Unresol harvested“300 acres l^st year; good Moving Pictures show the different ved Auction Sale of his WELL-KEP'i order. Price, £48; tenns to approved factory processes from the raw, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS at the purchaser. Apiily—Phone 202, Orlf A u c tio n e e r s . V a lu a t o r s , R e g is t e r e d L an d A g e n ts material to the completed article; Farm No. 1300, Ballingall, on above flth. also the cultivation and harvestl|ig of mentioned date. The offering whl S to c k an d P ro p e rty S a le s m e n here are a few Summer Necessities. wheat and rice in New South Wales uonaist of the following:— APPLICATIONS FOR CROWN LANDS ATTENDED TO and other States of the Common MAPLE Diningroom Suite, comprising Ice Chests. Cool Safes, Screen Doors, 3un Blinds, Garden Hose and Fittings, AGENTS FOR WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., HART-PARR TRACTORS wealth. table, carved sideboard and chairs. RAWLINGS’ MACHINERY, HOWIE DISC CULTIVATORS, CYCLONE The Auto Header will bo shown In Oak Bedroom Suite (3 pieces— Deck Chairs, Cane and S.G. Lounge:;, actual w'ork, together with the cultiva wardrobe, dressing table and wasl*- nc. We stock them all. and uumy FENCING AND GATES, VIGOR STOCK LICK Compare priccf. 'PHONE: 286 GRIFFITH, N.8.W. BOX 382 tion and harvesting methods in the stand); Oak D. Bed; 2 Seagrass others besides. mallee and other wheat-growing dis Chairs, 1 Maple Card Table, 1 Wil MACKAY- & CO.. COMPLE'ri: HOUSE furnishers, GRIFFITH. tricts. son Sewing Machine, 6 Oil Paint A short lecture of great educationa. inga. Oak Combination Chest, value, and illustrated lantern slides Stretcher, Kitchen Table, Kitchen INDIAN SCOUT Motor Cycle for sale. Good order. £25, O’Donnell s, will bo given by Mr. J. L. Gillespie, AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, STOC K AND PROPERTY SALESMEN B.Ag., Sc., agricultural scientist to the Dresser, 2 Small Chairs, Coppei Cohen’s Buildings, Griffith. and Sink; Trafalgar Cool Safe, w'orks. FOR SALE.—Wheatgrowing and Grazing Properties, Lucerne and Rice All farmers, with :he'r families, an Wringer, 212 Petrol Tins, 59 Petrol JUST_openlng fresh and new designs Cases, Hand-spray, Deerlng Mowei of Shopping Bags; useful presents at Farms, Orchards, Town Propertie and Businesses. cordially invited to attend. (5-ft. cut). Quantity of Tools, 2 Chil 8/11 each. G. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. OWNERS, list your Properties, Livestock, Agistment, Feed, and Articles for dren’s Tricycles and Motor Cars, Sale, with us. Sole District Agents for New Zealaml Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. S H I R E O F C A R R A T H O O l Webster DicGonary, Kitchen Uten MIDDLE-AGED man, good Petrol and sils and Sundries. Ford Motor Car, Electrical Machine Driver, capable of Livestock Trucks Ordered; Wool, SIdns, Hides and Tallow Consigned ; Model T, well shod and in excellent other special work, requires Posit ion; Waybills Supplied; Finance arra;rged for Stock Purposes; All classes of FRESH TENDERS FOR ROAD order, will also be offered. first-class certificate. Apply Ar<-a Insui'ance effected with the Cenral Insurance Co., Ltd. News Office. OTHER AGENCIES.-~Qibbins Farm Machinery and Implements, Wolsley FORMATION 170 Good Ewes and Lister Engines, Shearing Machines, Electric Lighting Sets, Twin 4 Border Leiceiter Rams. 4-tooth SOLID Silver Wrisl Watches, rutaiy City Tractors, etc., etc. (Terms arranged) Developmental Road 1026—Erigolia movement; ladies will fihcl most AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE serviceable. Only 25/6 each, on moire Towards Binya SEYMOUR AND ROXBURGH Remarks.—As Mr. Goughian Is leaving band. Geo. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. PROPERTY AND STOCK SALESMEN, GRIFFITH (PHONE 192) the distdict buyers can attend tht FRESH TENDERS, closing on Mon Sale with confidence of securing first day, 11th November, 1929, are hereby class articles which are to be sold TIME is day and night; so is the Ben Watch. Get one to-day. 8/6 plain, 12/6 invited for the CONSTRUCTION OF without reserve. luminous., G. W. Speirs, Our Jeweller. 144 CHAINS OF FORMATION, 34 feet Sale starts 2 p.m. on Wednesday, wide, 24 inches high, on the above October vVAN'l'ED, energetic Lad, used to ma 23rd. road. Amount of tender to include Jhiuory, to work on uu ugrlculiuiid 2074 cubic yards (80 chains) of gravel arm near Goolgowi, on wago;-; or ling. Tenders, which must be sub Seymour & Roxburgh diare system. Ajjply Area News Oflh'e. GRIFFITH mitted on Council’s olhcial form, AUCTIONEERS WANTED, Boy. to assist in my w«v, kshould bd based on a schedule o( quan titles calculated from the plans and 'PENDERS, closing at Griffith Office at diop. W. llerbst, Yambil St., GrilJilu. specifications, which may be seen ai noon on Monday, 28th instant, are in (Care’Area Motors. Thotie: 26s : C A SE M AK ER the office of the Area News or at the vited for PURCHASE OP FARM 1654 Green Aphis Pest Council Chambers. Carratli^l. Ten MIRROOL, of 10 âcres 2 roods 30 per G riffith P ack in g Shed (Regdi) ders should be endorsed, “Contract ches, together with im'prôvêüiôBtfc ■IMPOUNDED at Gfilllth on Oie six(Agent, London Assurance, Fire and Accident) No. 4/29” and be accompanied with a thereon. The successful tenderer, leeuth day of October, 1929, from DISTRICT AGENT FOR LIGHTNINGFRUIT GRADERdeposit of 5 per cent, of the amount of who will be granted a permissive occu roads, by 1. Morrow:—One Blaek pancy of the farm pending it being Gelding, blaze face, 4 white teet, no BEST ON THE MARKET tender. COOPER’S CELEBRATED FRUIT SPRAYING A E. CONOLLY, made available under permanent ten visible brand. IF NOT RELEASED MATERIAL Shire Clerk. ure, at a rental to he fixed. Is required will be sold by Public Auction at tliis to state terms if any required for Pound at noon on ilio 31st October, OBTAINABLE AT MY NEW SHOWROOMS Council Chambers, payment. A water right of ten acre feet 1929.—C. R. LEE, Pouiidkeeper. “LET US SPRAY” Carrathool. at the rate of Ten shillings per aert PHONE: 50 11th October, 1929. foot will attach to the laud. No ten der necessarily accepted. FULL FAR B u s h e l G R IF F IT H TICULARS at Lands Office.—GEO. J S'YATT, Commissioner, Water Couser vatiou and Irrigation Commission.

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APPLICATIONS will be received at Griffith Office until noon on Thursday The Griffith Producers' 31st October, 1929, from lessees ol Co-op. Coy., Ltd. holdings within reasonable wox’king Wish to announce, that .i:, distance, desirous of obtaining Farm from the 17Ui inr.t, the pricj ...f 277, Mirrool, of 57i acres as additiona’ half-bushel castes will bt area to existing holdings. The Com mission reserves the right to dispose of the crop on portion of the farm Full particulars at the Lands Office No application necessarily accepted.This price i,s for Ca.st':, euidi.G. J. EVA'l'T, Conimissionei', Watei from white pine, with, . full Conservation and Irrigation Commis hinged lid. Sion. ^

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PALFRAMAN, WOOD AND CO., Auc yeaiH lu lu years), 1 Full Particulars Later Issue milking tioneers, acting under ui.structiou.s Cow (in full profit). from Mr. P. Clegg, who has sold his TENDERS, closing at Griffith at noon B o o k y o u r o r d e r e a r l y N O T IC E Farm, will submit by Public Auction Furniture. on Wednesday, itOth October, 1929, ar* his “¡MIGNON” Piano, Piano Stool, Side invited for FIVE YEARS’ LEASE FOR R .S . & S .I.L . o f A . hoard, Dresser, t)ak Dining Table 1 WISH to notify the public that 1 GRAZING PURPOSES of that area Griffith Sub-branch FARMING PLANT, FURNITURE, Etc. (round), 4 Oak Dining Chair.s, have a quantity of POS'l'S and .situated to the east of i,K)rtions 97 and Cabinet t ¡raiuophone, 3 dozen STRAINKUS for SALE, FULL i’AR 99 Parish of Yenda and containing ap as follows, coiuprisiug: Records, oxidised Fire irons, Alad nCU LARS—Apply J. EDWARDS. proxlmately 650 acres. Successful ap YENDA GARAGE. din Lump, Lino, for 4 rooms. Machinery, Etc. plicant. to arrange with the shire in General M eeting reference to local government rates EIGIIT-Ft. .McKay Header (practically 'rHllEE-PIECE Oak Bedroom Suite, Special conditions aUacli to the lease of the above Branch will be held in flic N O T IC E . new), Itt-ruu McKay Cuiubiue (new), Oak Bedstead (double) complete, and particidars thereof can be ob MEMORIAL HALL. GRIFF^fH 6 ft. l.H.C, Binder, 10-disc Suudercut. Duclie-ss Chest, Double Iron Bed lained at Lauds Office. Teiidtu's to be 2-fur. disc Plough (McKay), 4-leaf stead and Mattress, Single Bedstead. I WISH to notify the tmhlic that I am accompanied by a quarter's rent, to AGEN'P FOR ALL KINDS OF BAGS. set of Harrows, Springtooth' Culti gether with CIO surety against noxl At 8 p.m. vator, 2 ton Lorry, Spring tltirt and KrrCHEN TABLE, J.X.L Stove, 2 Order early. Prompt attention. FULL ous weed.s' destrui.’tiou. .Absence of Chaiis, Sink, Copper and Stand, PARTICULARSApply .1 El (WARDS, Harness, 8 horse set Roller CliHiiia, dtqiosil wfll disqualif\. No tender BUSINESS: sets of Harness, 4 paii^s Trace Troughs, Waslibusin, Couch, marble YENDA GARAGE. necessarily accepted. — (iJ-X). J. ‘top Table, Bath, KUclun Crockery, Chains, Swings, etc., 30 bags Seed 1. To decide sshethm- the C.riffUll EVATT, Commissioner. Water Conser Pots and Pan.s, Lamps, quantity oi Wheat, 4 tons Super. Siiti Briiuelt ss ill I'o o]ir rill I* ,s. iih vation and Irrigutiuii Coimiiissioti. Cardeuing 'Tools, I’icks, Shovels, lour oUh’I’ Are;), sult lii iiuidu h ii< host of Sundries, 1000-gaUou Tank, Stock. peliiitming I'arliarimiit to a)ipoim NINE good Draught Horses (from 2 24 Fowls (White Leghorn). an E,Xpert ( lomiiiitie-j outside ilie TIRED OF WAITING , (Mirrool United Branch No. 8403) W.t :. and I t o investjgiite j?ei pMeets Every Alternate Tuesday at . Mary, aged four, paying,a \ i.sii tu a friend will) Iter inuliier, svito i.s of a St. Alban’s Hall, Griffith talkatise nature, got tired ami began 2. Ero.st daivuige Sick, Funeral and. Hospital Benefits to inquire about going lumie. Farm 196 3. Anumiilit'S in 'cla.ssiiic.itiort! Unsurpassed by Any Other Her moilier rebukrd Iter, and said, A ballot svili Ik lalem during the Friendly Benefit Society In “It is very rude to inter nipt svitile I'in tni-iiiiig for “Statesvide Uepresent;i■ the Commonwealth speaking; you should svatl until I've, tlve on Council of N..S.W. Ksdurm.'d C/o Griffith Producers’ Co-op. Society fiuisheil.” Soldiers’ League of Aus[ra)i;i. AUCTIONEERS GRIFFITH Local Secretary: "But." said M!U*.Vj .Hjidly, “yrn) don’l K. H. TODD, President. C. R. PARK üaísili.” W. K HA-MPtìUN, Scsreiu!^',

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To-night.—Griffith Mirtliraakers, at After making three recent pictures ' Lyceum. Theatre, •:o:* from successful stage plays, Colleeni Saturday. October 26,—Opeuiug of Moore now appears In a story written !Griffith Court House by Minister for especially for her, "Why Bo Good?” Justice, 3 p.m, D ebated Conference which will be screened on Satuitlay at j Saturday, October 26.—"Why Be the Lyceum Theatre. ‘‘Why BeÂlood?” and "A Single Man,” Lyceum Griffith, Thursday, October 24, 1929 Good?” was written to order by Carey de Luxe. Wilson, prominent author and scenar-j Monday, October 28.—"The WeaCou ncillors Critical but Support Delegates 1st, after John McCorm'ck, producevjding March” and “The Man I Love,” The First St^p of Miss Moore's pictures, told him the Lyceum de Luxe, ------ i— «---------type of story ho iutendeil to film.] Wednesday, October 30, at 2 p.m.— On Monday night the councillors of Wade Shire met to hear the Wilson responded with an cniertaln- Special Off-Shears Sheep Sale at J. W. Most people had a suspicion details of the recent conference ir. Sydney between representatives of *ng story of the, inodcru giid, which Kelly and Go’s. Saleyards, Griffith. th at the marketing of Australian the two Area councils, Wade and Wllllmbong, and the W.C. and I.C. and Miss Moore enacts. Btil'dre start ingj Thursday, October 31.—Hallowê’en. products on the English markets Department of Local Government regarding amendments to the Local “Why Be Good?” Miss Mooi.:; had Dance and Social, in Bilbul Hall. left something to be desired even Government Act as applying to the Irrigation Areas to facilitate the three successive pictures adapted Thursday, October 31, at 2.30 p.i^^ before Mr. G. J. Evatt triade his continuance of local government under the peculiar conditions existfrom stage plays, "H.ip-pines? Ahead,”¡Public Meeting will be held In Hurt’s investigation on behalf of the "Oh, Kay!” and "Syiilhctic Sm.” Noil Hall, Weethalle. Urgent business. New South Wales Government. The Council which, in th.e first place authorised the conference, Hamilton is Miss Moore's leading man j Thursday, October 31.—Caledonian The results were quite uns.atissubsequently displayed a, critical attitude towards the proceedings, es in "Why Bo Good ?” wiiich was filmed ,Society’s "Hallow’een” Social and factory to the producer, who pecially wh.en it was realised th at the cost had been greater than an at the First National Studio.—"A'Dance, Bilbul Hall, naturally concluded th a t th o best ticipated, but, on Monday night, after listening to Mr. P. W. Biumer's Single Man,” which will be ..hown atj Monday, November 11. — Victory methods were not being employed exposition of the results of the conference, sundry councillors deliver, the Lyceum Theatre on Sifiurday as a ¡Ball, Lyceum Theatre, Tenda. by the marketing organisations. new Metro-Golclwyn-Mayer feauire, is Tuesday, November 12.—Griffith Dis ed themselves of scathing comments regarding the waste and extrava He had been told th at his product the “sixth production in wh’ch Lew trict School Concert, Lyceum, Griffith. gance Involved in despatching legal advisers with th,e delegation, n:ui compared in quality with the hCody and Ailee.i Pringle have co starthen turned around, and, in a body, unanimously adopted the P re si th at the world produced,, but, year red:aiKi the niuiit a^nnsl'ng'oi th,em ail, dent's report which commended the wisdom d r T h e Council’s proceed after year, he found his fruit comas Cody finds romance wiih his neigh ings. "" peting unsatisfactorily with the Corivent Success bour’s daughlm’ a hrnaMilG3.3 affair, Californian output. Thya applied Mr. Biumer, who, at the President’s invitation, explained section Cody and Miss Pringle have been to almost every line of fruit and by section of the purpose of the proposed amendments said that paii-ed as a comedy team longer, and SYDNEY CONSERVATORIUM OF fruit product. if these were incorporated in the amending legislation, the Council, more successfully, than any other in Mr, Evatt’s Investigation and "without increasing its rate, would have at least doubl.e the present . MUSIC motion pictures. They introduced a report, though its contents have revenue. The most important amendments provided for Ifie Commisnew type of comedy, the sophisticated been only indicated, confirm this sion being placed In the position of a private àubdivider and mortgagee laugh cocktail; the movie version o. , Examinations were held recently at suspicion. It would appear th at with regard to rating. the highly défr and diverting farce &t.. Patrick’s Convent, Griffith, by there has been a grave lack of In a leièer to the President, Mr, Thorby, Minister for Agriculture, The stuiits Cedy goes throi’gh in Professor P. Brier and G. Walenn. All business displayed in the distribu promised th at the suggested amendm,ents would be sent on to the D.e. keeping pace with youth, and the, tlio candidates presented by the tion of Australian products on the partm ent of Local Government together with his comments on the pro battle between his secretary and a so Sisters of Mercy were successful, with London Market, and th at our com posals. The Minister also promised th at the Councils of Wade and ciety flapper for his -affections form honors:—Grade 3, — Violin — Liohef'- N. petitors have been “ putting it WiIJimbong would be given th,e unusual privelege of perusuing the draft tlîç baai^.of, the story of "A Ringle Mitchell. Grade &.—Piano—Doreen over” us. Obviously the first step of the bill , before its presentation to Parliament. Mnn.” Edward Nugent and Marceline Barker, Doris Pitt, Grgde 6.—Piano— in the direction of reform must-dae With the exception of Or.. LftSBeeck, of the Water ConserTOtlon a n d -Irrig U "fid d the supporting. cast„. while Mary Spry. towards a complete discovery of-, who Is away from the district, every lion Conimissiou, Griffith, the desir-, famous director the defects in the present system councillor was in his place, on Monday ableness of a convention to deal with“Our Dancing Daughters,” weilded of marketing, and Mr. Evatt would personal appear to have gone exhaustively night. Mr., P. W. Biumer, solicitor tlié matter, and accordingly machinery megaphone, into this aspect of the problem. to the Council, and Mr. C. E. Beilby, was created by which the conference ■ In "The Wedding March,” Eric von W hat his recommendations may valuer, were also, present by invita- became possible. Stroheim’.s latest contribution to tlie Mr. Wm. Couch, President of the be as regards reorganisation have tiou. The "Area . News” représenta-j Mr. Youll it a\iil be i membere 1 e ee i time ver aiiic di.’ector plays Griflith branch of the A.L.P. and a tive was the only member of the puh:.played an Impoi m p u in ili cat b U ti lole of auU o director and meuiber of Wade Kiilre Council, left not been indicated. There are, however, one or two lie pre.sent at the meeting. li/5hmênt of local governmcni. having star. The .story la one that he has Griffithôn Tuesday morning on a satisfactory considerations arising Cr. Kelly presented the following, been a memuer of the provuuonai iong nad m mind, and which w'aa in business trip_ to Sidney. Mr. Couch -"from Mr. E vatt’s conclusions. The in the fonn oPa- presidential raniute^^cormcilv and i i iht \r um Ion t lu-el by l s p r oral ob lervations iir will be aw'ay for some days. first and the most impotant is that to the Council:— jwhich preceded iht i ovnon 1 com mci i V m it is cVto be the In quality the Australian product I have the hono.r to present my re- cil. jmoiw engrossing tale thaï, he has thus Mr. T. Keenan, the well-known compares favorably with those of port of .the conference hold at the The Wlllimbong Council agreed to ^'oven for the screen. As Prince Banna Avenue business man, who is other countries, and that, given a Department of Agriculture, Sydney, âke part in the conference, and the a young officer of the Life also Captain of the Griffith Fire Brireasonable chance, it should hold on the 16th August, 1929: ¡matters dealt with were pre.sented as Guard Mounted, V,on Stroheim makes gade, left on Tuesday for Sydney. Mr. its own in competition with ail The conference was composed of-—diaving come from both councils. jhis first appearance as an actor since Keenan will be away for a fortnight. comers. Second’ly, it would ap the Minister for Agriculture, the Hou.l Councils' Instructions pu’-s memorable “Foolish Wives,” some During his absence Mr. Gordon will pear that Australia suffers not by It. V’. C. Thorby; Mr. Commisaiomn-1 T received your in.strrtctions to c o n - y e a r s ago. ‘‘The Wedding March” act as his deputy in the brigade. reason of over-production, which Dare, Chairman of the Irrigation Com-,suit with the Council’s solicitors as to prod;-ced by P.A. Powers for Mr. Leo. During, the -wellkuow'n has been one of the' bogeys con mission; Messrs. .1. G. Youll and .L|the matters which should be examined Paramount, agd shown at the wine expert, paid a rdsit to the Aret fronting Australian horticulturists Ward, managers of the Miirool and and to indicate tlie matiner in which Dyccura Theatie next Monday night.—^ last week and left again for Sydney for years, but because our output Yanco Irrigation Areas; Mr. B. J.jtlie existing law renuir<'d aimniding., dfe events, many of which have on Tuesday. When he returns to the is hardly sufficient to hold its Stunner, legal adviser, and Mr. Ii,|After a con.siderable preliminary in- tnund their wa>' to the front pages of Area in about a mouth’s time Mr. place when faced with intensive Bevan,. secretary of the Commission ; j vestigation short particulars of mat- newspapers throughout the country, Bui'ing will address the Griflith Consti competition. Had our product Mr. Bluett, secretary of the Shire[ters of urgent import of both shires nre presentcd with slight disguises in tutional Association on the position been .a more important factor on ..\ssociation; Mr. M. M. Flannery,, were prepared. These were submitted Gie Bart'.mount pictuire, "The .Man I of the Australian wine imlustry. the English market agents and M.L.A.; the President and Shire Clerk to you at a meeting of the Council Love,” which will show at the Lyceum merchants would have been forced of the Wade and Wlllimbong Shires, |held on the 18th July, 1929, at whiclp Tlieal ro on Monday night. TIerman J. Sir Thomas Henley and Mr. A. D. to treat it with more respect. Our and Mr. Biumer, solicitor to the Conn- I was instructed to arrange the con- Mankiewicz, former New York uews- Kay, the noted Domain orator, exdried fruits and canned fruits cil; Mr. C..E. Beilby, valuer, of the|ference with the lion, the Minister for paperraan and the author of the story, M.L.A. and sometime member of the have been used as ' pavms in the Wud(! Shire; Mr. II. E. Street, of the|Agriculture, as Cliainnan of.tlie Com deiq..-,-, the drama is drawn airuoat Meat lîourd, have been imited by the, game between the English mer I.ocal Government Department. The,mi.s.‘-;ion, the Willimbong Council, tin entirely from real life Alnu).- t every Constitutional Association to address chants and the large producing latter two gentleman iiad previously Commission, and the Local Govmai- character in llu' ptcuu'e, from Kiehavd Its members, and tliese gentlemen avili countries. Our chief handicap lies, sat on an important Royal Commi.s-; ment Depart ment,-also to advise Mes: Alien and Mary Brian tliroiigh the list. be visiting Griffith before the end of not in our supposed over-produc sion, presided over by Mr. Jimticejsrs. Cater andMlluiuer to prepare nv- Inns been lifted from Iramatic events the year. tion, <^but in our relative signifi Piko, which ('iiquired into the questionIteriul for presentation at the confer- in the iiew.spapora, lie says. Mr. J. 11. Kelly announced at a so cance as a producer in these lilies. of local govermnent on the Irrigation eiice. cial funciion on Tuesday evening Iliât Our jirowers have been victimised After tlie preliminary investigation, Areas. when liis term of oflic.e as I'resident not because the exportable surplus C ou rt H o u se I arranged a conference with Mg BluPrevious Conference exjiires at the end of the year he will was too large, but because it was mer, to which I invited Mr. O'Brien, not seek re-election. Mr. Kelly was M embi'i'.s will rememlii'r lliat a contoo small. It would be rash to president of the Local Govci'uniert», feri'uca' wa.s lu'ld last year, tint tiie Rhire Clerli, with .Major Duolt'y, Piesiattempt to anticipate Mr. Evalt’s SATURDAY’S CELEBRATIONS dent of tile Willlmbong Conncil. After Mxocntiv-' Boai'd, nl the Prm isional inir>oV i.;iuc(‘ placed on eonferenet' unrecommendations regarding the del' review by Ihoa intei'esl 'll will be.^ exaini'.utiion 'it was agreed that, the .Ml ■ ie ill vi‘adine.s.s or tl'.i' oificial Council Hiul of the first elected Coun reorganisation of the marketing of cil of Wade Sliire successisely aud realised when tin representation at |Si' )'t particular,s .sliould torm flic op-'ni.U! of the Australian fruits and fruit pro I onse on Satnr- wiihuui inteiTupiion. He said on basin (if till' uiulirstanding and that It Id eoitsidered. ducts on the London markets, for A year's work on tlie Cuuneil's purtj'the substapient cast' siiould be con dav alt (Mnoon, and ;i rrangements Tile; Jay night that he thought the he has had the advantage of a Ihave been niaib to wadeemu' t h e .Mì u Ik time had arrived when some otlier local lu'ob- i structed by them. and a close study of first hand investigation of the con Iter for ,hut ice Mr. Lee, liie U n d e r person should try his hand at the job. Amendments Prepared lems that have arisen, tminlcd to the d i ti o n s obtaining, there, and he further careful cuiisidel'ation Secretar;, of tlie Ik'partment, and Mrs After ixecessity of arriving at some means the benefit of consultation and having regm'd to Lee,, Mr. Messeli and Mrs. Kes by which tlie problems siiould be proof the position, len intimately acquainted \ {his. .sell, and .Mr, I’ irker, tlu District for a drive around liie Area. A stop’ perly inv(|>s(tgated with the object of tlie iar-rixacliing possibilities ofl this -sell, complicated marketing CounMugisi r-'Me, a m .^!rs. I'arkor. at a civic will be made on Scunic Hill, whtfe instituting remedial mea.sures to overconference ami llv, valm' to the Coum Mugisn in the capital of the cil o r o t h e r w i s e , of deci.sions w h i c h r e c e p t i o n p r io r to tlu official opening aficrnoon tea will be served provided come disabilities which 1-e.set local go For the present it i.s m a y h a v e b e e n a r r i v e d a t, it w a s d e ciu'ciuou y. that Uie weather is favorable. In th« vernment on the Irrigation Areas. jnow th at the prob■'ony " ijl take evening there is to be a social gatherWith the obect of arranging for a'cided tluit it would be more effective. The ;p 'iva^' recognised and in the ;ifternoon, mg at Mlrrool kouse lu celebration of close examination of the position, l !tc go to conference, not only with sug- place at three o' has been made <Contimu*d on Page 8) and laieï' the \ i.siiors will be taken the day’s event. suggested to Mr. ,J. G. Youll, manager |

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RE30LUTI0N8 OF CONFERENCE MANY MATTERS TAKEN UP

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i’he loliowiag report lias been is sued on uiatiers ansiug out of me an T S niih n the reach o f all. At H yaiicira Street uual general coutereuce of the Fruit ihti up-to-dalt Denial Stirgery NEAR MHlHOUm CMURCU growers Jj'ederation. Sisler E. Smith tooth defects can he remedied. 1he workmanship is beyond r proaeh and In regard to th'e resolution asking the mater ah are the best procurable. Your La R 1 FFi F H .__________ — ior the registration of oichard Irres appearance and health demand goad teeth, 12 Phone pective of size, the Department of CONSULTAilOhS INVITID. rtgricultme considers that the cost oi collecting fees in respect of sîich Buiali areas would probably exceed the Y çn d a jC.W.A. Cottage H osp ital DENTIST. GRIFFITH amount obtained, and theretore thç II suggestion la not favored.' < (BTve Mlnuies from Railway Station) in regal'd to the request that the whole of the monies collected should MATRON A. SEE, A.T.N.A. SURGICAi. be handed over to the Federation, it /(In Charge) is pointed out that this would involve Late of Griffith Hospital MEDICAL N an amendment to the Act, and as the A u c tio n e e r s, L a n d Fees Moderate interests of other sections, which con 'Phone: 96 OBESTETRIC Stock Salesmen’s Directory tribute to the Orchard Registration for Terms, Apply to SIster-ln-Charge Fund are also affected, the Minister is not prepared to adopt the suggestion. The department advises that it could not possibly undertake to notify G . A . H . R IC H A R D S T h e L iv e S to c k A g e n ts C A T E R an d B L U M E R each orchardist when the registration “ P îo p ù la u ii0 ’ A u c tio n e e r , fee becomes due, in any case it is con SOLICITORS, ETC. sidered that this course would be fu- J . W . K E L L Y a n d C o . PRIVATE HOSPITAL S to c k an d S t a t io n A g en t tUe. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Hotel QHfflth Building*, BINYA STREU. GRUTFITH * The question of the acceptance of ÜANNA AVENUE---------QRIFFITl GRIFFITH. cheques by the Clerk of Petty Ses G R IF F IT H SURGICAL, MEDICAL, OBSTETRIC sions is under consideration. WILL be pleased to receive partlcul W. Rupert Cater SISTER E. II. BROWN i»ra oi Properti«(8 and Stuck For Bale Fruit Fly Paul W. Blumer, B.A., L.L.B. TllONE: 97 \ucuuu Salea Conducted in any pai'i Advice has been received that the AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED ANY PART OF '‘HE SIATE. It the DiaUict; Woekiy AucUou Mai department is endeavoring to do -iot EVERT SATURDAÏ at 3 p.m. everything possible to control fruit STOCK * PROPERTY LISTS ON J . L S E R T O R I. V fly, but the failure on the part of grow APPLICATION. MIENT FOR— (B.D.S.) ers to observe the regulations is main P. C. McKenna & Sons (University of Sydney) BOX 113E •Uaaaey Han la Co. Lid.—È’annlug ly responsible for the spread of th( PHONE 98. DENTAL SURGEON. Aachtneiy.; May and Miller- Wim M u s ic & P ia n o H ouse pest. A further effort will be made UUURS : 9 a.m. till 6 p.m., or during the coming season to secure BANNA AVENUE, GRIFFITH ueia acailüei , Dafgety and Co. Lid BY ÀPEOINTMËNT. iHOcit,-PiepeiUefai VVooi and Mer thè co-òpéfatldfl. of growers in eon H . 0 . P E C I i , (Next to Äiarbiialis, Dentist) ..nandlae Depaiimi.uia — Ml. Lyeil nection with this work. Sole Agents for Suttous LltF, iamou; Address i iupejphoapbaie. General Accldeni With regard to minute No. 19, also A u c tio n e e r , Crossiey b-\'ulvu and All Eloetrio l'Ire and Lite Coipoiuilun Ltd.—All relating to fruit fly, arrangements R u ra l B an k C h a m b e rs Radios GRIFFITH. have been made for a competent en S t o c k a n d S t a t i o n A g e n t vJueaea of iuauiaucei ' Gloria LigUi Also tiie Katslei , *aud Attwaler Kent ' Phone I 149. GO. Ltd.'—Beuzino aUd ElecUfc Light tomologist to be stationed permanent Etc. lUg Sysieuis. H o te l G r iih th B u ild in g s . ly at the Bathurst Experiment Farm Agents ior C. 11. McEarlaud Ltd., foi to conduct investigations regarding 'iasjr Tvixua ineito. vjtuoi.ai G R IF F IT H the RUjdoli', Stemüerg, .Gustave, A N D R E A . codiiu moth, and he will also under Strauch, au d the Hollywood I'layej take work in connection with othe' PHONE : 3UU. Rianus; also the Si>aethe, P. Webhei, Clearing Sales Cut.,wucte(l tu Any i'ai fruit pests, including fi’uit fly. Gundermann and Zeuerbach Pianos L.D.S., B.D.SC. (Melb. Unlv.) of the Disliict. A . T O N G S Fire Blight Repairs to Alt Musical Instruments, SURGEON DENTIST Truck* Ordered! for Any f' .rkeU the depai'tment advises being strong including Piano Tuning, Phonograpl for— NEXT CARNEY AND SON, .and Salesman A Commission Agent iy opposed to any action in the direc Agent Repairs. The best English Spring.^ AnitraUan General Ftre 1l .uraucc GRIFFITH tion of lifting the embargo against iho and Parts Stocked. Jazz Bands a ■o.. Ltd FINLEY, N.8.W. Hour* : importation of poro« finits from cout - — Specialty ~ — TTi.M. to 6;p;ni.; later. By appointment tries where fire blight is known t<> PHONE: 325 Visits : exist Yenda—Every fourth Sunday In Codlin Moth each month KfRUSENETARHAND™” ™ “ With regard to the resolutions undCi L H . D IC K S O N Rankin’s Springs—1st Sunday in this heading the Department of Agn EUitRAL PURPÜSt each month culture advises that it is not possible Telephone: 271 SOLI CI TOR at present to increase the number oi THE insjêctors, as there are po funds RURAL BANK CHAMBERS available for this purpose. BANNA AVENL't, GRIFFITH With reghrd to the codlin moth in 18-32 Jb make qom DusGnq ^ MKf*^ílcíent vestigations at the Bathurst Expeir Will Do AH mental Farm, the department advise,j ÊaflcdlJpeedle d le jt D u ll G u n G . W . A . W E L C H Your Farm that not only is it proposed to con A ixliilect. Work tinue the codlin moth investigations, RU R A L BANK C H A M BE RS, but arrangements have also been mad«, a IH,..’ Cheaply and ][ G R IFFIT H . to locate Mr. Allman permanently ai Boi 10 ------- ^--- ’Phona: «8. Efficiently the Bathurst farm so that he can dea. RURAL BANK CHAMBERS, See It At with this and other problems of in LEETON. OURDEPÖTÖi I A complete covering terest to fruit growers. 'Phone: 41. Box 93. Parasites of trees, vines and vegetables with protective materials In response to the resolution atiop fa assured with EFFECTIVE G.B. ted by conference under this heading, the Department of Agriculture states DUSTS applied with the that it is hoped to establish uu iusec P R O D U C E M E R C H A N T S A N D C O M M IS S IO N tarium on the Murrumbidgee Inlga A G E N T S tion Areas in the near future, and i\/g; v o u R F, parasites are available for dis Y A iV iB E S T R E E T , G R i f f i T H P h o n e : 1 7 6 BLOWER iSfiST GUN when iribution they will be supplied to The Gun is handy, easy to operate C a s e T r a c t o r s , S h e a r e r im p le m e n t s o i a l l T y p e s and most important of all, when crops growers together with full particulars regarding the method of setting out S O L E A G E N T S F O R are at stake. It does the job well. and protection. East iStreet, Narandera Farm ers’ Iniplenrent Co., Anderson’s Seeds, Cuming Smilh FcrlihSen, Samples of Sprays GIBBS, BRIGHT AND CO. visits Mr. Dufl’s Piiarmacy, Griffith, Alia-Laval Sepuraluis, Flanet Junior Farm and Garden implements, (.¿ueenaland Insurance Company Second Thursday Each Month 27 GRENFELL STREET, ADELAIDE Several motions dealing with sprays were adopted by conference, and those C A S H B U Y E R S O F W O O L S K IN S A N D B A G S affecting the Department of Agricul ■'»■■'S'í.-'S"®'-,' ture have been dealt with, and Uie position at present is as follows: — W A L S H . S U P E R B C Y C L E A G E N C Y * The department considers it un PLASTERER. necessary for the orchard iuspectorE to secure samples of sprays fi’om lo Ah PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL Classes of Plaster and Cement QAL. FINE OLD SHERRY .... . cai sources, as the analytical staff ol Work Undertalên. 10/SELECT RICH SHERRY the department is not large enough to INVALID FORT — — — FARM 682. GRIFFITH _ 12/6 WHITE MUSCAT___ cope with,the work that would be in WHITE PORT . --------DISTRICT AGENT 7/6 SPECIAL CHABLIS _ volved in carrying out analysis. It h SELECT RICH PORT----Is now situated In promisee In 12/8 SPECIAL CLARET _ pointed out, however, that the depart FINE OLD TAWNY PORT H IR E C A R YAMRIL STREET, opposite Mlrrool J2/0 SPECIAL HOCK___ _ ment purchases samples of various G R I F F I T H BROWN MUSCAT — — Export Co., and ckrrles a FULI S E R V I C E sprays that are on the market from RANGE of Tyres, Tubes, etc. J, POLLARD time to time, and so far, has found FARM 865, GRIFFITH that they are all above the^ l equired CYCLES ON EASY standard. The general question of DRIVES HIRE CARS BY DAY OR NIGHT regulating the sale of insecticides will L o cal D e p o ts — J . H . Careful Driving : Good Oar be dealt with when the necessary Phone: 328 legislation has been passed by I’ar W in c lo i C a n a l S t r e e t , G r if iS t h Y e n d a W in e r y , Y e n d a liament. At the present time the de partment ha» no power to enforce H an w o o d W in e r y , H an w o o d L . B E R E C R Y Odd J< standards. DEMIJOHNS SUPPLIED, 7/6 EXTRA. MONEY REFUNDED ON RETURN Conference^ also resolved to advise B u i l d e r a n d C o n t r a c t o r G R IF F IT H A TRIAL WILL SATISFY YOU At TO THE EXCELLENT QUALITY OF (Continued on Page 15) pian», •gtolfloitloiit snif EttImsts* Messages;OUR WINES

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The Whole of our Mercery Stock to be Sold R E G A R D L E S S O F C O ST The Biggest Price Reducing Event Ever Held in G riffith Owing to the Tremendous Increase of Business in our Drapery and Ladies’ Wear Sections, also the Success of our New Department, Cash and Carry Groceries, we are forced to have more space for these Departments, so we are Now Reluctantly Compelled to Sacrifice our Mercery Stock to Have the Space Needed.

D o n o t M iss th is C le a r a n c e S a le a s it is th e S a le o f S a le s a t M o n e y S a v in g P rices BE LO W

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M en’s A th letic C otton V ests AUU SIZES IN STOCK WORTH 2/9

CLEARANCE PRICE 1/6J

H O STS M ORE W IT H IN

200 Men’s Fuji de Luxe Golf Shirts with Collar to Match USUALLY SOLD UP TO 12/6

Clearance Price, 6 /1 1 Heavyweight Gabardine Trousers USUALLY 14/11

CLEARANCE PRICE 10/11

M en’s C otton T w eed Trousers USUALLY 6/11

CLEARANCE PRICE 4/9

M en’s P alm er N ap p Trousers USUALLY 12/11

CLEARANCE PRICE 7/11

A Few Bargains from our Drapery Section OUR STANDARD QUALITY ALL SILK FUJI ....... 1/3J FLORAL ART SILK DOUBLE WIDTH ............ .. 1/11^ CREPE DE CHENE ALL SILK IN ALL COLORS ... 3/6i STRIPED FUJI SILK, LATEST STRIPES .. ..... 2/6^ COLORED FUJI SILK, ALL COLORS ........... . ..... 2/4J JAP CREPES, GOOD QUALITY ....... 6id. yd. or 5/11 doz.

T H E "STORE.

M en’s S em i-S tiff Collars ALL SIZES USUALLY 1/- TO 1/3 CLEARANCE PRICE 9^d.

M en’s Felt H ats ALL SHADES AND SIZES USUALLY 10/11 CLEARANCE PRICE 5/11 SB

Men’s Fancy Silk and Lisle Sox USUALLY 3/6

CLEARANCE PRICE 2/3^

M en’s B lack C ashm ere Sox USUAL PRICE 2/6J

CLEARANCE PRICE 1/9^

LADIES’ PURE AND ART SILK HOSE, a well-known

M en’s Sports C oats SIZES 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 USUALLY 35/CLEARANCE PRICE 24/6

M en’s Fuji d e Luxe Sports or T ennis Shirts USUALLY 7/11

CLEARANCE PRICE 5/11

Famous Police or Firemen’s Braces USUALLY 2/11

CLEARANCE PRICE 1/1ti

M en’s Borsalino H ats GUARANTEED USUALLY 35/CLEARANCE PRICE 25/-

Boy’s Athletic Vests USUALLY 1/9

CLEARANCE PRICE 1/2i

Boys’ Panamas SUMMER WEIGHT USUALLY 5/11 CLEARANCE PRICE 3/11

Boys’ Cotton Tweed Suits

FOR THE WARM WEATHER USUALLY 12/6 CLEARANCE PRICE 8/11

Boys’ Ranger Suits USUALLY 4/6

CLEARANCE PRICE 3/6

Boys’ and Youths' Goli Sox IN TAN AND BLACK USUALLY 2/11 CLEARANCE PRICE 1/11^

Men’s Grey Cambric Working Shirts A SPLENDID WEARER USUALLY 5/9 CLEARANCE PRICE 3/11

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Men’s Summer Weight Pyjamas USUALLY 9/11

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M en’s K haki Shirts STRONGLY MADE USUALLY 6/9 CLEARANCE PRICE 4/11

Boys’ Satisfaction Hats SMART AND SERVICEABLE USUALLY 5/11 CLEARANCE PRICE 3/11

Boys’ Cream Sports Shirts USUALLY 5/11

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Boys’ and Youths’ Blazers USUALLY 15/11

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Boys' Cotton Tweed Trousers STRONG and SERVICEABLE USUALLY 3/3 CLEARANCE PRICE 2/31

Boys’ English Tweed Suits SMARTLY MADE USUALLY 34/6 CLEARANCE PRICE 24/11

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“Did His Job ” CITIZEN'S TRIBUTE TO SHIRE CLERK FAREWELL TO MR. DEMPSEY Mr. D. P. Dempsey will carry away from Griffith a framed and inscribed photograph of the first Council of Wade Shire, and the commendation of the l.eading citizens of this district as a re minder of his association with the early years of local Government on the Area.

Council, added a warm trtbut® to those paid by the other speakera. >:o:Mr. O. W. Spelra, President of the Chamber of Commerce and P. and C. One shilling per week deposited regularly in the Commonwealth Savings declared that though he bad: not come Bank will, in 23i years, reach a total of £100—provided that the deposits personally Into close contact with Mr. are regular and the interest Is allowed to remain in the Savings Account Dempsey, he knew, through the com Here, however. Is the real point. Of the £100 mentioned In this ex ments of others, that Mr. Dempsey The Griffith Prodocers' ample, you deposit only a little over £61. The Commonwealth Savings had filled his position splendidly. He Bank provides the balance In compound interest—OVE2R ONE THIRD OF Co-op. Coy., Ltd. joined with other speakers in wishing THE TOTAL. Mr. Dempsey rapid progress and eon Wish to announce, that as Idle money earns no profit. Set your shilling to earning as well as from the 17th Inst, the price of tinned prosperity. accumulating half-bushel cases will be Unique Knowledge

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Mr. P. W. Blumer, solicitor to the Council, referred to Mr. Dempsey’s (Guaranteed by the Commonwealth Government) wide experience and exceptional This price is for Cases made „ecbnical knowledge and administrafrom <white pine, with . fuU 'ive ability. He was a man not ex hinged lid. Within a few days Mr. Dempsey wil .needed in qualifications in his profes leave to take up his duties as Towi. jion outside the capital cities, and, Clerk at Forbes, and on Tuesday nigh perhaps, not even there. His know’ B o o k y o u r o r d e r e a r l y he was tendered a farewell smoke so edge of all matters pertaining to lo cial in Foreshaw’s Hall by the coun ;al government administration was cillors and representative citizens onique. (Applause.) His praises were sounded by men who Mr. L. E. Bott said that whilst they yhave been in close touch with the vere that night farewelliug Mr. Demi> working of the shh*e since the incep sey on the eve of his departure for tlon of local government on the Area Forbes he believed that w’ithin a few and as a memento of his connection /ears there would be a similar funcÂ with the Council Cr. Kelly presentee .ion in Forbes on account of Mr. to Mr. Dempsey an inscribed an« Dempsey’s reappointment to Griffith. framed photograph of the fix'st pi’o (Laughter and applause.) visional council which introduced local Mr. Guihen referred to Mr. Demp government to the Ai’ea and whicL sey’s connection with the Race Club, body Mr. Dempsey served as Shirt which had benefltted by his wise coun iel and wide experience, ■ Clerk. Crs. Shaw and Hudson spoke highly ITH DURABESTOS (Asbestos Cement) Representative Gathering jf Mr. Dempsey’s services to the Building Sheets you can build a lovely home->— It was an invitation function, ant ihire and Council And expressed the easily, quickly and at low cost; a home that will be the attendance, though not numerical jpinion that he would rise to the ly large was representative of the lighest positions in his profession. She w as left comfortable in all weathers —a home that will last. public and commercial life of the com Cr. Elder, Mr, W. H. Wood, Mr. C. a Cripple! muuity. Cr. J. H. Kelly presided, ant F. Beilby, Mr. T. Grace, and a repreDurabestos sheets are made from asbestos fibre and amongst the others present were Mi jentaüve of the “Area News" also Now walks as well as anyone cement, compressed to a rockdike hardness; quicker O. A. H. Richards (president of th jpoko in praise of Mr. Dempsey and Kruschen Again ! The one and onlv to erect than woodwavailable in large siEes—.y^ as never failing Knwhen I Thi? m.in tel! Griflith Progress Association), Rev. G jxprilssed regret at his departure you in his own words what wonderfu White (Methodist Church), Cr. Eldoi easy to cut and nail; fire-proof; cannot warp, Hake benefit his wife derived from “ the littl Mr. C. A. Long, Cr. Shaw, Mr. W. H Happy Relations daily dose." or rot; white ant and borer proof; need no painting} Wood (member of the provisiona “ I think it only right to let yon know oj Mr. Dempsey, in response, said that do not deteriorate. council), Mr. L. II. Dickson, Mr. R. A th* wonderful benefit my wife has received G. Dennis, Mr. C. E. Beilby (shiri -t had been said that it was not what from your Kruschen Salts. She had rheumatic fever in lUl 1, and was left o Suitable for exterior and interior walls, partititms, valuer), Cr. Hudson, Mr. Ryden (sec ,,’as said or what was thought of one cripple till 1913, when / was adretary, Yenda Producers’ Company) liai: really mattered, but what one viful tobytryit Kruschen. I thought it q cdlings, gable and eaves lining, etc. Mr. H. Sheibel, Mr. T. Grace (Wadi vuew of oneself. Whilst listening to i\>aste of money at the time as I had tried everything. / got a bottle from Council’s health and building inspec .he eulogistic speeches that had been almost oar chemist. Within a month she ivo' WUNDERLICH LIMITED . . Manufadurtrs tor), Mr. J. G. Youll (Acting Genera uadC he had been wondering where cured, and walk as well as anyone fitted into the scheme of things. this is nocan bunkum, as all people oj Manager 'of the M.I.A.), Mr. K. H Showrooms: C r. B aptist 8CCleveland S ts., R edfern, Sydney know about. We are alwav Todd (president of the Griffith sub J he could have felt that he deserved Kingswood telling people about it." branch of the R.S.L.), Cr. R. J .iven a fraction of the complimente E. A. L. Original letter on file tot inspcctio . Thomson, Mr. M. Guihen (president diat had been showered on him he vvould have felt more than repaid for Griffith Race Club), Mr, P. W. Blume. (solicitor to the Council), Mr. W iuything that he had done for the Flynn, Mr. J. G. Casserly, Mr. A. G diire and the community. He w’âs Rot Kubank, Mr. G. W. Speirs (president .eaving the service of Wade Shire, be Good Health for • Tai-thing a Da> Griffith Parents and Citizens’ Associs jause of any dissatisfaction with his Cruschen Saifs, JD Ceorge S treet, Sydn« 4.(¡/‘¿K tion and Griffith Chamber of Com position or because of any dislike of STOCKED BY AREA BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. merce), Mr. L. E. Bott (manager m he district. But the appointment at the Griffith branch of the Australian Foi'bes offered him, at the presenl Bank of Commerce), and Mr. W ,ime, so he believed, greater scope foj Dominlsh. Apologies were read front die display of his administrative Mr. Geo. J. Evatt (Resident Commis luality, and he could not, for this and Bioner), Mr. M. M. Flannery, M.L.A or other reasons, neglect the oppor Mr, R. M. Johnson, S. Jarvis, R. A Lunlty that offered there. Bradbury, S, Keane, O’Brien, Rev. A. He believed that GrifflUi would be: ’ithin a very few years the lead G. Gibbins, Pastor Sheirson, Majo: come W Dooley. Mr. F. R. Wood, C.P.S., Mr. M iug towm of the south west, and it J. Gleeson, W. M. Moses, Crs. Jensen, ,\as no lack of faith in. the future of Couch and Lasscock(the three of whom ihe district that was responsible for were away fi’om the district), Mr. S his decision to leave. H. Knight, and Mr. Dalrymple. The President's Work letters of apology for non-attendance all contained expressions of high re Mr. Dempsey expressed his appre gard for the services rendered to the ciation of the assistance given to him community by Mr. Dempsey and re by Cr. Kelly and of the many acts of gret at his departure. kindness extended to him by the (g) f) # ® Ct € President. He had had a long and President’s Praise experience in local government Cr. Kelly, in pi-oposing the toast ol varied and had seen many mayors and aiderThe Guest, paid a tribute to Mr. Demp men come and go, but he could say sey’s unswerving loyalty to the -Coun sincerely that he had known no man cil, to his tact, ability and patience in who had given the same time and at his administrative work, and declared tention to local government matters in that he had laid the foundations of a voluntary capacity as had Cr. Kelly. local government on the Ai’ea faithful The other members of the Council, I ly and well. Cr. Kelly expressed too, had been zealous in their atten own i)ersonaI appreciation of the assis tion to the affairs of the shire. His lance rendered Lo him by Mr. Derap relations with them liad always been »ey and congratulated him on a well- most haraioniouB, deserved promotion. Mr. Dennis and others entertained Mr. G. A. II. Richards, President of the company with musical and other Gie Progress Association, declared items. that Mr. Dempsey had done his jo'J HiNK what a motor car must be, to modern comfort assurances as hydraulic well. set such a record as Studebaker’s shock absorber,s. Winning Double Erskine Six A thousand miles in 984 Tact and Discretion -:o:Think of It being so painstakingly fitted consecutive minutes — tin average of Mr J. G. Youll. the Commission’s that you may drive it safely at 40 miles TIPSTER'S SUCCESS better than a mile a minutel manager, declared that in their official an hour even when brand new—and at relations he had been struck not only Think of that motor car not as one, but by Mr. Dempsey’s wide knowledge and 62-mile speed latpr. And so well engin as one of thousands— a car absolutely ability, but by his tact, discretion amt Membtjis of the “Area News’’ staff eered that motor oil need be drained only standard in every particular—an Erskine absolute loyalty to (he Council he assembled on Tuesday to toast the at 2500-mile intervals. health of the office weather prophet, Six Sedan, fully equipped, right out of served. His good nature and his who had foi-ecasted heavy rain early factory production! pleasant smile had been invaluable That is Studebaker’s Erskine Six—Cham in October to be followed by a cold assets to him in his work. pion of all cars under £450. Do more Think of such speed and staying power snap, both of which events duly tlian just think of it— drive it—-to-dayl clothed in smart style, and providing such Being commiserated Mr. K. H. Todd, I-U’esident of the materialised. Soldiars' League, said that a sympa with upon the loss ol some lengthy LOCAL thetic and helpful administrator such rows of beans and tomatoes, the as Mr. Dempsey had been just what weatlier man stated he preferred that DEALER s JACOB MOTOR COMPANY, ÖRIPFITH the Shire neeiled in its early days of his character as an accurate dispenser WL6S of “weather” should be vindicated difficulty and trial. Cr. Thomson, Vice-President of the rather than hie haricots should escape-

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NON-POLITICAL—NON-PARTY Tile president and secretary of WeeI ■¡W inn MIIIL IIM I f JAP MILLET ........... .... . per Ib., 3d. tballe branch have issued the follow SUDAN SEED .. ........ per lb., 7d. ing circular letter:— AMBER CANE ............ per lb., 4|d. "As a wheat grower .Tre you aware GREEN FEAST REAS that you are engaged in one of the T o b ralco , Plain and Fancy 2 /6 yd » ......... ...... ....... per bushel, 28/largest IndustAes In the Common wealth, and that yours Is the only in L o u e z B ros. dustry which is not organised? The Indian H e a d , Plain 2 /3 , Fancy 2 /6 GENERAL MERCHANT GRIFFITH dairymen, sugar cane growers, grazlens, and mining industries each have their respective unions, also the British C h ief, 1/ 11 yd implement manufacturers, wheat mer chants and flour millers have their associations whereby they fix condì Ha'^mony C am b ric, I / 6 yd tions and prices to suit themselves Ir respective of the effect it has on the wheat growers; well knowing he ha. C illrae, Guaranteed Fadeless, 2 / 6 yd no redress while he stands disorgan ised. Until we become organised and |i ùiake ourselves heard with one com Lingerie C rim p , 1/ 6 yd m blued voice, burdens will be thrown Safeguard m on our shoulders, until unable to stand the strain, our industry must , go to health and C if pe in all shades, 9 d y d the wall. Stimulate With the object of overconLug tlu;. dlfllculUes we have followed the lead Voiles, priced from I / - per yd^ given in Victoria by starting a Wliei tO lih ^ Growers’ Association in this. Stiite, the objects of which are as follows: — A r t Silk, priced from 2 / 6 per yd 1. To protect and advance the into: NON-ELECTRIC\ ests of wheat growers throughout t;. State, aud to co-operate with as.socl. REFRIGERATION tiouB throughout the Commonwealth as the effecUve organl.satioa of I; wheat-growing Industry upon a Fedo ral basis is essential to the lu.u. prosperity of the industry. 2. To encourage and advance the system of handling wheat in bulk. “WYDO” GLASS TOWELS ....... ...... . ............ lOid. each hom e 3. To consider the question of hav S-Hljli STAMPED TEATOWELS, 22 x 33 ....... .... ............. 1/6 each ing a unlforrn system throughout the S Â F E ---S U R E Commonwealth of marketing ou 27-INCH FLAX TOWELLING -........ 1/11 yard wheat. E C O N O M IC A L 24 INCH UORPeRED LINE TOWELLING ■1, To initiate and >3nc:ouragw .. 1/3 yard movement towards more cflicieut farm BATH TOWELS ..................... ..... . , CLEAN .. from 2/6 to 5/6 each Ing methods. 5. To safeguaixi the interests o LINEN FINISH SHEETING, 54-in„ 72'n., and 80-in. Priced, 2/11, 3/3, 4/9 yd. members of the Association in regard to price and distribution of farming] SHADOWETTE, IN VARIOUS DESIGNS ................... .......... . ... 1/. yard MEAT AND ¡ood p r b « W s ............... commodities, and to endeavor to re CRETONNE AND FLORAL SATEEN VEGETABLES -• - ..... -- 1/4| ALWAYS FRESH AND duce the cost of production. r BUTTER O MILK WHOLESOME SHADOW TISSUE, 30 inches wide .... .... . 2/6 and 2/11 KEEP FHESH FOR DAYS 6. To obtain for growcr.s an Austra Han price for all wheat consumed in 50 Inches wide ...... ..... .. .. .... . 3/11 and 4/9 Non>£lectrtc..Operates Any wliere..No Power Required the Commonwealth based on the Sote Auitrûlujn Di^tnht4torf * ___ average cost of production. It has been said that we have th S j r s t e t n T e lf e p h o n e s P ty L td Banna Farmers aud Settlers’ Association to rUL FIRM Ava. represent us. The F.S.A. does not FUR I'epresent the wiicat grower of Ai.;, BETTER Griffith traliu or this State as a whole, aud WEAR Pteaie Kiul mt iurtber paiticuUn of Tht ICYBALL ttelngeramr «nd tbr aainc <rf local Agent' many wheat grow-ers are opposed tri it Name. Phone : 86 for the reason that it is a political Box : 486 body. Also Included in its ranks are many whose Interests are not in sym pathy with the wheat growers. There fore it cannot be called strictly an organisation of wheat growers. However, not being prejudiced to Avards the F.S.A. w'e \''ill leave all poli tical matters to them absolutely. W•' are sure there is plenty of useful work for tLem Juj-. do,, ami , tha,L.,thQy.. will still maintain Iheir pre.'ient roll of w l f f s < r ip s ~ ■ membership fronj the wheat growing d' 'this striking combination—Parker community. Duolbld Pen and Pencil—is the ne plus We would emphasise that any op '■''iti!' ultra in a writing gift this year—the position to our Wheat Growers’ Asso sensa'lion in the stores. Put it down on your Christmas list, several times. • ciation will be offered by those who li But get your Mandarin Yellow Duare interested in keeping the farmers ettes early, for the newest of the inim divided and disorganised. Talk this itable Parker Colours won’t last long! movements over with your neighbors. Both Pen and Pencil made with Get them interested. Sturt a branch Parker Permanite non-breakable ma of the Whe.it Growers' .\ssoeialion in terial—2870 lighter than the rubber your dlsti'ict and tliereby help lu put fontierly employed. tile industry on a sound, prosperous Such light \vcight adds immensely to your writing ease. So does Presfooting. Gel in touch with our socre surclcss Touch, which further dis tary. He will be pleased to give you the Parker Duofold Pen any information aud help you may re litltlft tinguishes this year. quire. Tlemoniber one big Wlieat In the Parker PenciV—the lead turns “Dear Sirs. Growers’ Association to light your out Ibr writing, in tor carrying. New cause.-■^Yoitrs faithfully, leads inserted without taking pencil Being a press photographer working at all hours of L,, .MeINNFS, President; U, W. apart. the day and night and in all weathers I often feel the Olhei colours are Dacquer-red, GILMOUR, Secretary. necessity of a tonic and stimulant to the nerves. Lapis Lazuli Blue, Cireen Jade or Flashing Black. On these occasions I have found CLEMENTS an in» 'll But donh depend on colour onlyCold Snap estiniahle boon and make a practice of al\vav.s having look lor "Gep. S. Parket”on the barrel bii if a bottle at haiul. you want the genuine Duofold.

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half the legal expenses. The fares and expenses of delegates had been paid by the Wade Council, and It was hoped that this amount would be re EXPENSES OF WADE SHIRE covered from the Government. The COUNCILLORS legal bUl had not been paid. Mr. Dempsey said that Willimbong THAT £200 CONFERENCE Council had referred the claim to the There was a special meeting of finance committee. W..do Shire Council on Monday night Cr. Sliaw said tliat when the Council to cuusidi..r the report of the confer* had considered the report of the con ference and had gained some idea of encc recently held in Sydney between what it had accomplished the council the Wade and Willimbong councils and the W.C. and i.C. and Department lors would be in a better position to consider the question of the cost. He ,of Local' Government. moved that discussion of the account At the outset Cr. Couch asked the presented be deferred to the next President for the details of the ex ordinary meeting the,Council. Cr penses incurred by tíre conference. He Elder seconded of the proposal, which underslood that the total cost bad was carried uhanimously. been in the rugion< of ‘£200, and die *Cr. Couch said he was not criticis wanted to know how the amount was ing the charges made for the work made up, and who would haive to bear performed, but be thought that tha the cost—the ratepayers, the Govern work had been unnecessary. ment or who? Kelly then proceeded to read Cr. Kehy said that, in View of the theCr.report of the conference, whicl; comments that had been made, he was presented form of a pre would give the statement in full de sidential minute.in the Further references tail or not at all. Personally, he of the cost of the proceedings, deeplU' thought that it would be better to gu the motion which had bevn carried through the report and ascerta.iu wha;, were made later in the evening and the conference had been and what ii are reported elsewhere in this issue. had done before considering the cost, but he would leave the matter in tin« hands of the Council. T e n n is a t G o o lg o w i On the motion of Cr. Couch, secón ded by Cr. Jensen, it was decided to deal with the statement at this june On Sunday last, 20th instant, Griflith team, “The Tourists,” visited Gooi ture. gowi and played a match with the lo Councillors' Expens,es Cr. .Kelly said that his own expen cal team. The visitors were success ses charged to the Council had been ful in winning the match in the la.sl i£8/i0/’t for railway fares, and £7/7/- set of the day, both teams up to then living expenses. In addition he hail being even in sets. The Tourists spent about £15 from his own pockei speak well of the hospitality of the in telegrams and other expenses, but Goolgowi people. Following are the he had not charged this amount to. scores:—F. Thebridge and L Camp bell V. Martin and Norton—6-2, 6-1; the Council, Cr. Hudson objecied to the Pres Thebridge and L. Campbell v, McLem dent’s explanations. Ho said that th >nan and McNair—2-6, 6-5, 4-6; C. delegation had been authorised by th Campbell and Toohey v. Norton and Council, and Cr. Kelly was entitled to Martin—3-6, 3-6; C, Campbell and all legitimate expenditure against th Toohey v. McLennan and McNair— Council. Anything that he had noi 0-6, 1-6. Ladies: Miss O. Davis and BO charged should not be mentioned. D. Fearne v. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. He should either bill tire Council fo Norton—6-1, 6-1; Misses J. Campbell and O. Davis v. Mx’s. Martin and Mrs. the full amount or hold his peace. Norton—6-3, 6-1. Mixed: L. Campbell Cr. Kelly: Very well. The President said that Mr. Beilby’;-- and O. Davis v. Mr. Linnan and Mrs. expenses had been £8/10/- for fares Martin—6-0; Thebridge and J. Camp and £5/5/- for living expenses. A;: bell V. McNair and Mrs. Norton—1-6;valuer to the shire he liad been en Toohey and J. Campbell v. Martin and titled to charge three guineas a day Mrs. Norton—3-6; C. Campbell and D. in fees Vhilst away, but he had no Fearne v, Norton and Mrs. Martin— made this claim against the^ Council 6-5. Tomdsts—5 rubbers 9 sets 71 Mr. Dempsey’s expenses metre £g/10,- games: Goolgowi—5 rubbers 8 sets 67 for fares and £7/7/- living expenses. games. The Icfeal expenses totalled £154/10/all in all, including the cost of pre NEW BUSINESS FIRM paring the suggested amendments to the Act, and Mr. Blumer’s attendance Mr. G. G. Seeley is being generally at the conference and expenses inci congratulated on his enterprise in buying out the Griffith Advanx Tyre dental thereto. The total|^imount of the items men Repair Go’s plant and goodwill. The tioned by the President was £200 company during its local career has made very definite strides in further3/10. Cr, Couch asked whether the whol mg Rs-trade. How much its success of the burden would have to be borne was due to Mr. Seeley’s active energy as manager is well known, and his by the ratepayers of Wade Shire? friends and many Clients are pleased Hope of Recovery Cr. Kelly said that a claim had that he has become the principal in been made upon Willimbong Shire for this thriving concern.

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proposed amendments to their su with hla considered opinion thereon. periors, and in particular to Mr. In view of the fact that any amend Thorby. ments to the Local Government Act I have delayed calling a special must be through the local government, meeting to deal with the results of the significance of Mr. Thorby’s action (Continued from Page 1 ) this conference pending receipt oi can be readily underatoed. With re gestions prepared, but that such sug some official communication from Mr gard to the details of the proposals, gestions should be prepared in such Thorby on the matter. I am now 1 consider it highly advisable that a way to show how legislative sanc pleased to be able to place before you each councillor should fully under | tion could be ■ given to them, should a letter I have received from Mr. stand them, and the far reaching effect they would have for the Coun-, they be adopted by conference. In Thorby, as follows:— cil’s benefit, and for that reason l! this connection, I would point out that Le...tter From Minister have asked Mr. Blumer to attend this the suggested amendments as drafted "Ith October, 1929. 'meeting for the purpose of discussing out are embodied in the report of thi first day’s proceedings of the confer “Dear Sir,-^With reference to the and explaining our proposals. ence, copies of which have ‘been svii - conference in August respecting I am convinced that when member plied to councillors. Before coming amendments proposed to the Local Go have a firm grip of our proposals they to this decision, carefur consideration vernment Act by your Council and the will realise the necessity of keepin w^as given to the usual manner in Willimbong Shire’Council, I have had the proposals before the Government which similar conferences aré conduc a statement prepared, indicating the with a view to their early inclusion Ir ted. The usual procedure is that sug sections of tlie Local Government Act the Local Government Act, ‘ gestions are put forward and discus proposed by you to be amended, and In order to refresh the minds of sed, and arising out of such discussion showing your desired amendments councillors, ! will here read my statesomething is resolved, which resolu This statement I have forwarded to fnenta at the opening of the confer tion ultimately becomes the basis of Mr. Bruxner, with copy of transcript ence:— enactment, or amendment, as the case of shorthand notes taken at the con ference and the explanatory statement Praise for Thorby may be. submitted by you. Had this conference proceeded "The secretary of the Water Conser In concluding 1 should like to draw along these lines, the ultimate deci vatlon and Irrigation Commission has particular attention to tho attitude sions may not have been consonant reported to me that after the subse adopted by Mr. Thorby. I have had with our actual desires, and should b? quent conference which you and other occasion to deal with the honorable readily admitted by anyone with a shire representatives had with depan gentleman in many negotiations apart knowledge of the Irrigation Act, thiî mental officers, he suggested you from Local Government, of the high Local Government Act, and the way might forward turther explanations o' est Importance, and I have always in which Local Government had been each amendment. I have not delayed found Mr. Thorby keen, careful, and carried on within the Irrigation Area;’, submitting this statement to Mr. Brux ultimately extremely sympathetic. I that no one, excepting those with an ner until receipt of these further ex have also found that Mr, Thorby intimate knowledge of the peculiar planations, and should desire to for while adopting a seemingly hostile at conditions affecting Shires within tlie ward them. They will, of course, be titude does this to probe any matters Irrigation Areas could be expected to duly considered by. me and brought before him to their fullest depths. As prepare measures which would gh e under Mr. Bruxner’s notice.—Yours I can bear witness to Mr. Thorby’s sympathetic and human attitude in absolute protection to the ratepayers faithfully, upon whose behalf the conference wais “H. V. C. THORBY, Minister for other matters I have placed before him, so I can attest to facilities he sought. Agriculture. When we went to conference we had You wdll see from this letter that afforded us of placing our position be prepared a document wiUch comprised the coufereuce has been successful be fore conference. 1 feel, similarly, that numerous suggested amendments to yond our most sanguine anticipations ultimately Mr. Thorby will help us the Local Government Act, which. U by reason of the fact that these to solve the problems and overcome adopted, w'ould place the shire within amendments are thought so worthy of thr diffleuties with which wg have the Irrigation Areas in a position in deep consideration by Mr. Thorby. been confronted. 1 lay particular wiiich both the shires could carry on that he is sending them into the Lo stress upon the latest official comwith an excellent prospect of success. cal Government Department, together (Continued on Pa,ge 12) Expenditure of Time The preparation of these amend ments, to my personal knowledge, in volved an exceptional expenditure of time. I, myself, spent numerous hours at night, and some whole days with Mr. Blumer, examining and con sidering his suggestions, pointing out - Council’s requirements, and in familiar ising myself with the problems of la v involved, in ordfer to do this, it W'u;; necessary to explore the full range of the Irrigation Act and the LpeuI Government Act. It would be difficult for the casual observer to visualise the enormous mass of detail involved in this task, and the technical know ledge necessary in the preparation of these amendments. It will be neces sary for members of the Council to go •into each of these amendments, separately, reading them into tht iv originabs to obtain a full concepthnt of the acuteness of our position, a.s the law at present stands and the preponderiug necessity of an improve ment to our present legal short comings. On arriving at Sydney your repre. sentatives met with those of Willimbong Shire, on the morning of the con ference, when the matters to be plac ed before coufereuce were carefully gone into. The amendments had the support of the Willimbong Council delegation, as did also a statement of reviewing the i)osition of the councils made by me at tlie opening of the cou ference. After thi.s stetement had been made it was evident that Mr Thorby had gathered a w^rong impres sion, and that he was somew'hat hostile to our proposals at the out.sel. As matters piugiesseil, however, Mr. Thorby wait able to see the value of the method we had adopted, and real ised the importance of our proposais, and adopted our suggestion that tlie v/hole of the ruaUers bo dealt ■v^iUi at a round tabln conference of liis ex perts, those of the l.,oeal Government Department, and ourselves. Me,eting of Experts On the Monday following, we met » the experts above-mentioned, and with the President of the Willimbong Siiire in ^thc' chair, dealt with the suggested anièndments in detail (unfortunately the proceedings were not reported). The procedure adopted by the chair man was to rertd eacii amendment and call upon Mr. Blumer to explain its meaning and legal effect. Each of us then proceeded to diaeus.-t its merits jmd demerits. 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After the usual wOiiU j.i \,üicn labor reaps a iuii rwhich has been handed over to the devotional exercises and formal bu;.j ward, where work and wortii go haud District Hospital, the other half being ness w'as disposed of, discussion took .n haud, wiiere Lie poor gad tiyiug lo retained by the association. place concerning the advisability o. win bread with the needle-—the needle The members of the association arc drawing up a plan of connective that has been called the wasp in the highly elated wdth the success of their scripture lessons to be given in the breast of the poor—Is not driven to effort and are grateful for the patron public schools by the members of the the desperate choice of crime or death, age and assistance which was so fraternal in lieu of the present OÍ suicide or shame, f r.ee a voilT readily forthcoming despite the nianj; method. This matter will be further without the beggar’s outsUcached calls which have been made lately on discussed at the next meeting. palm, the miser’s heartless stare, the the people of the town and district to Another matter that was discussed piteous wail of want, the cruel ryes spend and give of thtlr goods ami was the question of a united service of scorn. I see h rape without di::; on Armistice Day. The secretary was of llesh or brain, shapely and fair, time in similar efforts. The committee and stall holders all instructed to confer with the represen as I look life lengthens, joy worked splendidly, and are especially taUve of the Returned Soldiers love conquers the earth, and over all thankful to those who turned up at tlie League to ascertain if their associa in the giCat dome smues lUe si.-r u. eleventh hour and helped so willingly tion was arranging for a commemora human hope.” A vvoadenal v.i.ioli, in the final preparations and running tion on that day. At the conclusion but to be achieved, like a ualver,,,.! of-the bazaar, not forgetting the two of the formal business Pastor Sheirsoii peace there must he a con;pit, war-worn, tin-hatied and mud-bespat read a paper eutitled, “The Problem change in the heart and life of man tered veterans w'ho worked wonders of Universal Peace.’’ The speaker re kind. The advent of tlic Saviour oi called the meeting of the two great the world brought forth the cry with the chocolate wheels. The stalls were well stocked with statesmen leaders of two greu. ‘Peace on earth, good will to n:.. .j,. enticing goods and pi’esented an at nations, Ramsay McDonald, of Great The scriptures, said the spaaltCi, r .vq tractive appearance, while a number Britain, and Xh’esidcnt Hoover, o. no sanction to tho doelriue that u.iiof raffles and couipetltlons, in the the United States. Away from tht: /ersal peace will be known before ouf hands of enthusiastic workers, yielded noise and din of the city, seated on u Lord’s return—^’When the kingdom,, o; largely to the profits of the under log by a Virginian mountain stream, this world are become' the kiagdi; n'; taking. Following arc the name.s of these two ineu discussed great ques of our Lord and His Christ, and he. winners; — Turkeys. Mias Ruth Meg- tions w'hich w'ere of vital importance shall reign for ever and ever. (ih>v. gitt; cake, Miss Gladys Bounds; hand to their respective nations and the 11; 15.) Before there can be peace kerchiefs, Mis.s I. Drown; hand-carved world at large. Can a world’s peace amongst the nations of tho world frames, A Hardwick; bowl of sweets. be achieved by negotiation and there must be peace between man and Mrs. C. A. Long; pictures, Mrs. Rus arraugemeut? One writer of great God. The speaker concluded by quo sell; silver cruet, Mrs. Louuen; vision has said “I see a world where ting lines written by H. Pouar weight of cake, Mrs. Blake; suppercloth, Mra. Fieldhouae; dressed doh this event ho was opposed by Peace, Earth’s la.d buttle has b-.ou won, (guessing name), Miss Pat Morgan, machines which have a roputaliuii for Earth’.s days of eoniUcl now are o'er; and table-centre, Mrs. Brissenden. their speed performances, but they The Prince of Peace ascends th" could not keep i>ace with the astonish tlirouOv B.8.A. SUCCESS AT GERRINGONG ing speed attained by the stock model And war has ceasetl from shore to BEACH B.S.A. sliore. In addition, in the twenty-mile han The earth again is parridise, dicap, the -1.95 h.p. B.S.A. motor cycle ’riie desert blossoms as the rose; Competing in the Eastern Suburbs ridden by King Yates again proved its Cloihud in Its rubes of br;<lal bliss, Motor Cycle Club’s speed events on superiority by sepuring fastest time Creation has forgot its woes. Gerringong Beach on Monday, 14th from scratch. This event was won by 0, long expected! Absent King! Inst, B.S.A. motor cycles were G. Pauli, also mounted on a 4.93 h.p. Star of creation’s troubled gloom, again prominent, being successful in O.H.V. B.S..\.., second place being Let heaven ami earth break forth in winning the major portion of the filled by K. Yates. song. events and incidentally establishing In the six-mile handicap B.S.A, Messiah, Saviour. Thou hast come! the fastest time in three out of four motor cycles filled second and third places. King Yates, who again rode The usual discussion foilowetl, after races. Mounted on a l.i)3 h.p. O.H.V. 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How many people understand and appreciate to the full the real signifi N O T IC E cance of the meaning of those two ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING words—The Show? To many the day or DAMAGING FENCES, will be is simply one of relaxation from the PROSECUTED. (Signed) C. H. NELSON, more mundane affairs of life—a brief S T O P 1 L O O K 1 L IS T E N ! "Hill View," apace of time In which dull care may TabbRa. be forgotten and happiness and gaiety D ic k F i s h e r reign supreme. Undoubtedly the 21st July. 1927. SADDLE AND H A R N E SS spirit of carnival reigns everywhere— MAKER 1 and who would have it otherwise? GUIHEN’S BUILDINGS N O T IC E There are a hundred ahd one sights ■A _ full of intérest and enjoyment, from Any person round wishing, Shooting, the ever popular side hhows to the or otherwise. Trespassing on BLOCKS B O O T S R E P A IR E D magniflcient specimens of horseflesh 13 and 14, BENEREMBAH SUBDI for which most farming districts are VISION will be Prosecuted. Straying P r s m p t ly famed. The Show is entertaining as Stock will be Impounded. By Order Save your Sole» by comInQ to Dick well as Instructive, and It Is well that JOHN McGUFFlE and GO., PTY. He will »*vo them for you. it is so. But there is more behind the LTD. You muet eome—Quick I Show than that. To the thoughtful ob ALL HAND WORK. .server surveying the gay throng of (MacMne Sewn It Required. people and the multitudinous array of I do work for notable Cllenta. exhibits there comes an undeflnable thrill which cannot be restrained, a feeling of Intermingled admiration, A CAREFUL DRIVER B R IC K S I B R IC K S I latisfactlon and pride which only the IN ANY QUANTITY RELIABLE BUICK AND RUGBY Show can produce. And there is every W . CULLEN justification for that thrill; for, like ^ MODERATE PRICES OF WEST WYALONQ '-fc T H E G R IF F IT H B R IC K C O . lorae gigantic mirror, the Show reAND BECKOM ilects unerringly and clearly the won Wishes to notify the Public of GrlfflU L. CAMPBELL, Elite Accommodation House, Griffith Notifies the residvints of the district derful growth of each district, and and surrouoAlng Districts that the. more especially in the north-west of that he has PURCHASED the above are now in a positlou to SUPPL> Victoria, where it is to be remembered business from Mr. G. C. Thomas, aiid BRICKS IN LARGE OR SMALl that less than fifty years ago this now iKtends an invitation to all to visit QUANTiTlES prosperous portion of tlio Common- the Shop and give a trial order. Prices QU Application. .vealth was nothing more than a wil THOS. BERRY, MANAGER derness of thickly growing mallee, hrough which the rays of sun could Broderick & W ay penetrate only with difficulty and H . A . B a rra c lo u g h L td . S h e a rin g H y g ie n ic Bedding Cam paign iometiraes not at all. The transformaC o n tra c to rs ^• OPT ICIANS ion into ita UisUly produttivo stato \re preparod to uudenake snearing 385 GEORG^"^!., SYDNEY u such a short space of time furnish Contracts up to any quantity. Good NEXT VISIT F o r ] 0 Days O n ly J.3 one of the most wonderful and Work Guaranteed. GritiitU: xmazlng chapters in the history of the For further information apply to a t MIRROOL HOUSE Commonwealth. It Is something of G. Tyson WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18 which every resident in the district FARM 1644, BEELBANGERA £1 allowance on your Old Mattress. Bring it along. I will burn From 1.30 P-ih. to 5 p.m. an be justly proud, and it is some Hugh Matbeson, Yenda it and allow you £1 on a new 4ft. 6 in. Kapok Mattress. Having THURSDAY, SEPT 19 ,hing which we should never forget signed a favorable contract for Kapok Mattresses I am able to From a a.m. to 11 a.m. Too often in those days of comparative make the above offer for Cash Purchases only. Don’t delay too T he firm has visited this town regu mxury and comfort are we prone to H O U S E S R E M O V E D long, only a limited number are available. This offer cannot be lariy for years. illow our thoughts to stray from con HAVING purchased a HOUSE repeated. ■ emplation of the sacrifices which REMOVING PLANT from Ray and were necessary to place that district Savage, 1 am prupaiud to REMOVE upon its feet, and it is well that at HOUSES in ANY PART of district. .east once in the year the Show comes L S A V A G E E an n a A Y c a u e , G riflitb o act as a reminder. Rightly were CONTRACTOR ihey named the pioneers—those early B e d d in g S p e c ia lis t G r iffith 'Phon« 170 T. J-lJirBURNSTElN ettlers who first set foot upon the wil Bon 91 Griffith derness which was destined by their L a d ie s a n d G e n t s T a ilo r .abor to become one of the most fa mous wheat, belts in the world THE IDEAL CAFE, BONDI BEACH.— MISS V. BURNSTEIN Bioneers they were in every sense of A home a'vay from homo. Leu. Bar L in g e rie S p e c ia lis t Che word—brave-hearted men and nett (late "ideal Cafe," GrillUh) can .vomen who never knew the meaning offer you good Boaid and Rusideueo, Uemsuichiug aud Emoiuideiy Work, of defeat, struggling gamely onwards lomforlable rooms, and good table, French Fleaiiug, BuUuu Making, ighting the droughts, the floods, and beach lookout. Winter tariff from 35/EveryIhiug Reuuiied in Women's ihe innumerable other hardships in vveekly. Take Bondi Bus from Ceu;;,. Wear eparable from pioneering days, dis ral Railway . Station, Jliua.. stops ,au Manufactured on the Preiuhses bj playing a tenacity of purpose which door. Address: L. A. BARNETT, Modern Machinery has never been surpassed. The first IDEAL CAFE, No. 1 HALL STREET, F r o c k s a S p e c ia lty task that confronted those early set BONDI BEACH. We are piepaied to Aiulte-up youi ilers, the clearing of the dense clumps own Material or to only Cut, Tack, of malie, was in itself sufficient to and Fit it tor you. daunt, if not break, the stoutest heart mtssmammssBSax..■"■T'lr'-ii 'T .... .. Passenger Car for But they never fautered, never once turned hack. From eariy morn imtil FRANK HOM AN Melbourne lato at night they toiled unceasingly until, little by little, the dense bush CAR will leave Griffith for ■Mel F U N E R A L D I R E C T O R ------------ Y A M B I L S T . , G R I F F I T H P ia n o , P la y e r a n d O rg a n disappeared and the virgin soil lay bourne on Friday, November 1st, re :o:T u n e r a n d R e p a ire r. ready for cultivation. And then turning Sunday, 3rd. November. HORSE AND MOTOR HEARSE Leaves again on Monday. 4th Novem E lw io S tr e e t, N a r r a n d e r a MOTOR FUNEFIAL8 CONDUCTED IN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT I‘‘Hard to the plough their hands they ber, returning on 6th. After this DISTANCE NO OBJECT put, date a Continuous Car Service will And whereso’er the soil had need run every second day. Car leaves REPRESENTATIVE & TUNER for The furrows drave; and underfoot G.P.O., Melbourne, 8.30 a.m, Leaves Messrs. Sutton’s, of Sydney and Mel WREATHS AND DOMES AT ALL PRICES. AQENT fOR F. LINDLEY They sowed themselves the seed. Griffith 7.30 a.m. Seats booked at Gar MONUMENTAL M AHON. bourne. Visits GrlfflUi every month den of Roses, Banna Avenue, Griffith. And is prepared to go in any part oi No multi-furrowed ploughs were used the district (distance no object). liu those days. The man who owned the other side of the Range, and each Orders left q/o ‘Area News’ will be Igood single-furrow implement was con successive year now sees ever-widen A promptly attended to. E^il^fiashed 11 jsidered fortunate, for there were many ing gaps in the ranks of tlioso who re *'Pt»ni»4k *ft jwho could uot boa.st even of that. At main. They are leaving behind them first only a few acres was put under tender memories redolent of the fra [crop, but as clearing progressed grance that comes from love and self , C M O R O N E Y steadily and the dense mallee dis- sacrifice, for with^t ttreso two noble B ric k la y e r appeaied from the landscape, larger characteristics the pioneers would 'l E and larger areas were sown, and in never have won through. (Late of the Building Construction place of the thin, wiry ccrub, waving Branch of Public Works wheat fields shimmered in the sun. “For them no trumpet sounds the Call, Department, Sydney) There were no wages boards in those AH Classes of B rickw ork C o n stru c te d No poet plies his arts; sn rt days to regulate the hours of work. They only hear the breaking of their Large or Small Jobs—Distance No From morning until night the pioneers Object gallant, loving hearts. y s i m p l y t u r n i n g o n a t a p you have labored with a calm, couildent faith in But they have .sung with silent lives ' Estimates and Advice Given Free running water for domestic and sanitary pur Phone: Grlfllth 2B6 themselves and the district, which The song of songs above— poses, for watering gardens and orchards, washnothing could shake. How much wo The holiness of sacrlflce, the dignity ing vehicles and fire-fighting. of the present generation owe to them of love." Qet quotations for installing a complete running water no one can say, but the fast growing service. The cost is small compared with the comfort Chas. E. B eilby district and its ever-increasing produc and convenience. 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Meeting of Tennis Club The annual meeting of the Tabbita Tennia Club was held on Saturday evening, 12th inst, at Mr. Crump’s The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. residence, Sandy Valley. It was the Thorby) recently approached the Ra41biggest meeting which hn* been held way Conimlssioners with a view to «ecuring further freight couceaslous F i l m C l o u d s T e e t h in this district. Mr. Hillman, president, occupied the for the carriage of foiltlei’. At present Yoit must remove it chair. Unfortunately the minute a reduction in freight cliarges on foilIt’s been found that dingy teeth comet books and papers connected with the der used for feeding starviug stock simply from a film that forms on teeth. A applies only where the natural feed on stubborn film old-type dentifrices did not club had recently been destroyed by the setller’s holding lias been depleted successfully clear off. I ’hat's why bruehina fire, the balance sheet of the last dance being the only one available. through drought, and the fodder has fails you. . been used for keeping grazing stock, Run your tongue across your teeth and The president announced Jhat the cat! feel that film how—a sort of slip Tennis Club had a credit balance of alive. Pastures are on occasions de you pery coating. Beneath it, are the white ,£3/18A. ‘ ' pleted through other causes, such as teeth you envy. « Arc and Hood. As a result of Mr. It keeps your smile unattractive because Mf. F, Wilkins was elected presi-, Thorby’3 representations the regula it absorbs discolourations from food, dent for the ensuing year, Mr. Hillman not seeking re-electlom The following tions will be amended to pennit fod smoking, etc. der being carried at cheaper rates Now, in a new-type dentifrice called office-bearers were elected :— Patron: w’hen holdings have been affected not Pepsodent, a scientific combatant has been Mr. M. Campbell, of "Glenroy. Vicefound. Leading dentists widely urge it. presidents: Messrs. Nelson, N, John only by drought but also by Are or Works wonders on dingy teeth. 2016 son and G. Bassett. Treasurer: Mr. C. flood. This‘new arrangement will bo Nelson. Secretary; Mr. J. Gambling. effected when the next merchandise Management committee: Mrs. Black, and livestock rules book Is being Misses Wilson, E. and R. Johnson, E. issued. O. Callaghan, and executive. 'Selection i Further, By-law 767, which came committee: Messrs. Winfield, C. John jinto operation on the 2nd October, in son and Nelson. cludes farmers’ worlclng horses in the same category a.s grazing stock. Sharefarmers’ Meeting . Mr. Thorby announced that he Is now- prep.sring a bill to give effect to 'Did he threaten you when he kls The Tabbita branch of the Share farmers’ League held a meeting at Mr. his scheme for the consolidation of sed you?’ debts, and that this bill will be intro ‘Yes;’ he said: If you scream I’ll Brumby’s home on October 18tb. Two delegates were appointed to attend duced during the present session. never kiss you again.’ combined meeting at Merri\vagga on October 19 to sign a petition to be presented to the Minister for Agricul ture, and it was decided to hold another meeting on October 26 to re ceive the delegates’ report. FURTHER CONCESSIONS TO FARMERS

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Euchre Party and Dance The monthly euebro party and dance under the auspices of the Tabbita branch of the Parents and Citizens’ Association was held at Mr. Brumby’s residence,' "Wilga Vale," on Friday, 18th inst. Mr. Hutt had charge of the arrangements for the euchre party. At the conclusion the ladles’ prize was presented to Mrs. Nelson. This prize consisted of a pair of cushion covers daintily stencilled and donated by Mr. Winfield. The gent’s prize, cigarettes and a pair of socks, donated by Mr. Hutt, was won by Mr. Fred Holt. The booby prize, a powder puff, was han ded to Miss Laura O’Callaghan, and a stud box to Mr, Frank Holt. It took a very short time to clear the room, and all were ready when Mr. Geo. Bassett, M.C., announced the fii'st dance. Mr. Sturgess .(accordeon) and Mr. Winfield (mandolin) supplied the music. During the evening, Mr. Brumby, president of the local branch of the P. and C. Association, thanked all those who had attended and so helped to ’make ■the evening a suiccess. also thanked Messrs. Hutt and Win field for supplying the prizes. At mid night supper was served by the ladies of the district. Dancing was resumed till the early hours of the morning. The date of the next euchre party and dance will be decided at the meeting to be held on Saturday, October 26th. Meeting of Cricket Club

A meeting of the labbita Cricket Club was held on Sunday afternoon, the 2(Jth lust. Mr. Black, president, occupied the chair. The following were elected to the selection com mittee:—Messrs. Crump, Nelson and Black. It was decided to hold a- dahee in aid of funds at Mount Ida Hall on Fri day, 8th November. The dance com mittee have the matteV In hand and are looking forward to seeing a record crowd, as in all probability this will be the last dance before harvesting operations commence.

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Isaid Mr. Beilby, Cf. q*bcb said that received a copy of the minutes of the opinion and incidentals cost th© Coun cerned rather than interpret the wishes or fon\-ard the fnteresta of the was quite able to mind his own inference he wondered what it was cil in the region of £250. R e p o rt A d o p te d he business, and he Invited Mr. Beilby all about. Undoubtedly the staff of Cr. Kelly: Nothing like that people of the Areas. -:o:not to make use of him to build a the Council had done good work in amount. Praise, Not Blame preparing the fifty typewritten pages case gpon. Kelly Explains (Continued from Page 8) Cr. Kelly made a vigorous’ defence Mr,'%ellby said that as he had not of the minutes and in preparing the of the Council’s proceedings in the municatlon from Mr. Thorby In bui>- freedcan of discussion at the Council other documents and, no doubt,- Mr, Cr. Kelly, in reply to the criticisms conference, reminding counclllora that of various councillors, said he wanted Blumer, too, had done well in the ser meeting he would not pursue the sub port of this hope. vice of the Council. But he had had to make quite clear what he had told the action taken had been authorised. ject. Flannery’s Share no idea that all this legal preparation the Council in anticipation of the ex He said that he felt that he himself Justice Pike Again I should also congratulate Mr. Mwould be necessary. It was his hon pense of the conference. He had not was on trial, and asserted tlian rather Mr. Beilby drew the attention of the M. Flannery, M.L.A., and would draw est opinion that the councillors had indicated what the cost would be, for than be subjected to the Immiliatlon attention of members to the manner meeting to a suggestion in the minuter made “damned fools of themselves.” he had not known. He had said, and of having to make a lengthy ejcplana' that Mr. Justice Pike should bo in which Mr. Flannery assisted. Mr. his recollection -was quite clear on tion and defence, he and the o^j^r i‘ep Flannery spent a considerable amount brought in to the matter to arbitrate The Minister had made their delegates this point, that in view of the prece resentatives of the Council con foolish. of time in Studying our proposals and between the two parties regaixllng the look He belleve.d that the references dent set the previous year, that he ference were entitled to oOffimendamatter in dispute. Mr. Thorby’s reply was; able to be of very material assis by Mn- Beilby to Mr. Justice felt quite, sure the Minister would tlon. He, had had cons'ldorabld expi rltance to us in the discussion that en to this suggestion, which had been pm made Pike represented the only way out o'* meet the costs of delegates othçi'.thai: ence of professional wsts and know forward by Mr. Bluett, was that it sued. the volume of work performed by anticipated a disagreement tvhere so the difficulties In which the Council those Incidental to the engagement, of ing Bellby, Too (he legal adviser. He had said fur Mr. Blumer he considered the charge found Itself. far no agreement bad arisen. He had I should also refer to Mr. Beilby, ther that he hoped and believed that made fair and reasonable. If the bill whose assistance w'as of undoubted agreed that in the event of a deadlocl; Unnecessary Expense the Willimborig Shire would bear hal of costs were submitted to the Tax value. Mr. Beilby consulted with Mr. the intervention of a third party mlgh Cr. Couch’s view was that the in the legal costs. He -still hoped that ing Master he believed it would be bo helpful. This, in Mr. Beilby’; Street, at my reauest, and discussed elusion of a lawyer in the represen- these anticipations would be justified raised. our proposals with him with the object opinion, indicated the most probablt atlon of the Council had been quite Cr. Kelly said that the only objec Several councillors interjected that means for the solution of the dlfflcul of making him familiar with them. unnecessary. All that had been neces tion to the conference .appeared to be they took no exception to the amount This course was taken by Mr. Beilby ties of the two shires. sary was to draw up their require on the ground of the cost involved, of the charge. at my request, having regard to tht No Further Charge ments in plain English and to place and yet he believed that as a result Cr. Kelly agreed that Mr. Justice possibility of difliculties arising, in the Cr Kelly then invited Mr Blumei hem before the Ministers concerned of that conference concessions would Pike’.s interven'lon would be helpful, event of which a request may have to expound to the Council the amend Minister had under-secretarie be won which wouldijrecompcnse the and he intcn-led to .ask the Minister been made to Mr. Justice Pike to deal luents which had been di'awn up an; >nd other expert officers who under Çointcll many times over for the in; to Invite the judge to inq-Tre ini with the matter. “A reference to placed before conference, and which ,;tood the drafting of amendments, tial outlay. He could not agree that llieoe matters when he came to (1 pages 14, 15, 16 of the report of the had so far impressed the Minister a and, in any case, the final drafting ho and the Shire Clerk could have Area to sit on a test c-ise ,Giat wrv proceedings of conference, will show lo win from him a promise that the? was in the hands of the parliaraenlcry carried out the work satisfactorily un being prepared. He would bo p-ewp that Mr. Bluett suggested this course, would be submitted to the Local Go draftsmen. It was ids opinion tkal aided by legal advice, and he claimed, to present the CoLincU’a casr befo.v which I supported. vernment Department with his com the President and Shire Clerk could through his long association with Lo' his Honor, and ho had no doubt Mr nents thereon for consideration ir lave carried out the work adequately cal Government on the Area and Blumer. too, would render what aosisDempsey Important suggest that the work of through his intimate acq',;alntancc tance he could. Mr. I)empsey’s part in this impor drafting the amending legislation tant work was paiticularly worthy ol which would be brought forward ar the Council’s solicitor had been with the position of the Council Cr. Kelly deplored the critical attl the highest commendation, In the icon as practicable. other than well done, nor did he sug through his official posif.on, to have at tude of certain coune.iPors. po'u'i-" preparation of our case Mr. Dempsey Cr. Hudson: Will Mr. Blumer’s at iiest that laymen should undertake the least an equal knowledge of the dlffi <vit that not one single critic’sm h u was able to point out the manner in i.endance mean a further charge to the work of professional men. There was cultles and perplexities of the position been made of the contents of the docu nothing more dnagerous in the world to that of any other councillor. Pre ments pnMknted. This was indeed which we were restricted in our opera Council? ^ tions and the liraiVitions imposed. The President: No. than a “bush lawyer.” But his point vious experience had shown that it .significant.^ These were the basis of all our pro Mr. Blumer then went through the was that the Department had expert was unsafe to trust tl the departmen At the conclusion of his reply Cr Kelly muvrv*; moved, the adoption of Irs liic «viwytAUix XXr posed amendments. Prior to and dur suggested amendments, which he had officei’S who were quite competent to lai tal experis experts to UlUit draft amendments jivciijr ing the subsequent conference, Mr. drawn up and which had been adopted do the work and without expense to That hid been the position In the past, minute, and th«i resolution was carried Dempsey was ever ready with sound oy ihe Wade and Willimbong BhliCE the Council. He thought the work and whilst ho doubt the officers were without dissent.' submittion to He read pperformed advice, and proved a very able guide for Mr. Blumer Lui BuwwAAui-iw** vw Council. -------erio riu cu by uy a »xa. *-.* v****w^ had - - - been competent enough, their endeavor j it was nearly \midnight when the the sections of the Act affected and 1 jt to have was to safeguard the departments con- meeting broke up.V. to me. Major Dooley, President of the Wil- the proposed amendments, and ex been unnecessary. limbong Shire, should be congratulat plained in detail the purport and pro Stood To Their Guns ed on the part he played, and his bable effect of each amendment work in the important office of chaii- Ayhilst Cr. Kelly explained, from mar Cr. Thomson said that he had voted man of the round table conference, ginal notes -which he had made, the in favor of the inclusion of the so which went so far to make the under official reception accorded each sug Heitor in the delegation, and he stood taking a success. Mr. O’Brien also gestlon. The reading of the docu by that decision. He could not agree L A C T O G E N IS P U R E R I C H M I L K proved very helpful in the preparation ments and the discussion on each ihat w^hat had been done had been of materia! for the conference, and at point covered over two hours. unnecessary. It had been necessary FREE the conference itself. in his opinion as a safeguard. Changes Sought Sample lin of Highest Commendation The principal amendments sought j Not His Job Lactogtn and Mr. Blumer’s work calls for the by the Councils were directed towards Cr. Shaw said that Civ Couch’s con Baby Book— highest commendation. I can, perhaps bringing the local shires in line with tention that Mr. Dempsey could have mail the better than others, testify to the great local goy.ernment bodies outside the carried out the work was quite al, COUP ON value Tit Mr. JBlumer’s work, and 1 Area, and to this end it -svas sought to right, perhaps, but it must be remem think members should be thankful have the Commission, as agent of the bered that it was not the work that they are able to command the as Crown, brought into the position of s-j ordinarily attaching to his office, and sistance of a legal gentleman who is private mortgagee or subdivide!" he had many other things to attend to. so well versed in the complicated mat Under the existing Act rates on lands The work was one which demanded ters set forth at conference. forfeited by or surrendered to the the whole time and attention of a com Meeting the Cost It had Commission be levied for petent \V t./XXjaXXXOOi.\.Ai-A cannot A--E* ------ upon VV.'J-XV .- authority.. — — been necesIn explanation of the conference arrears of rates, whilst the Commis put the exact requirements having been held in Sydney with con Sion’s mortgage takes precedence ol of the Council down on paper, and fo sequent expense to the Council, C\’. rates as a charge upon the land. In far as he could judge, it had been car Kelly said ^hat the arrangement had many other particulars, becairse of the ried out well by Mr. Blumer. been made solely to suit the conveni fact that the greater proportion of Rally’s Assurance ence of the Ministers concerned, and, Area lands are Crown leases, and be for this reason, he believed that the cause all the unoccupied lands are Cr. Hudson said that he had always local bodies had a legitimate claim on Crown lands, the local shires are in opposed th© inclusion of a legal man the Government for the return of their an adverse position as compared with in the delegation. He agreed with LA C TO G EN expenses. local government bodies elsewhere. In Cr. Couch that Mr. Dempsey could Cr. Couch: What was Mr. Thorby’s one striking instance the unfavorable liave carried out the work without ad attitude on that point? position in which local shires find ditional expense to the Council, but Cr. Kelly: The matter was taken themselves was illustrated. , An his main point was that the Council up on our behalf by Mr. Flannery. Mr. amendment had been made to the Act. had be*en giv^n to understand by the Thorby said that he would considei tor the purpose of protecting churen President. Cr. Kelly, that the confer “My baby son, James, was the position. He expressed a disincli lands from rating, that where land be ence would not involve the ratepayers 6 months old and weighed nation to set a precedent for the pay came unratable (though acquisition in expense. Then later Cr. Kelly liitd 22 lbs.” writes Mrs. F, ing of the expenses of deputations, by church authorities was implieo stated that it was his expectation that O’Neill of Wright Street, disregarding the fact that he had iil but not expressed) rates paid for the the Minister would meet all the ex Middle Park, Victoria. “He ready set a precedent by paying the current year should be refunded. The peuse of the conference other than expenses incuri-ed by delegates to th ■ effect of this had been that In the that of -he legal adviser, and that ex was fed on Lactogen from conference held the previous year. ease of a holding in the Yanco area pense w-ould be shared equally by birth, and I have had no Kelly and Thorby forfeited to the Crown, and thus ren Wade and Willimbong shires. Wha trouble whatsoever with Cr. Couch asked Cr. Kelly to recon dered unratable, a refund of rates paid authority had Cr. Kelly for giving him. 1 have every confid The service and advice cile his tribute to Mr. Thorby as a had been claimed successfully from those assurances? ence in recommending Would the Council have uulhori.stM l of the Lactogen nurs "bonzer sort of fellow” on this qcca- the Willimbohg Shire. Other amend Lactogen as being an ex ing staff is at the dis sion, with his attitude on a previous ments dealt with dedication of roads, the conference had it known that a cellent food tor babies. I posal of mothers in cost of £200 would be saddled on the occasion in asking the Council to sup control of straying stock and noxious every state absolutely also wish to thank you for port his staud against the Minister, weed inspection, and other matters ratepayers? Every councillor knew free of charge. For that it would not. He agreed tliat M r. the assistance of one of especially in view of the fact that Mr. arising from the dual .administration further particulars tel Thorhy’S attitude had beCn hostile at of the Commission and shires on the Blumer had done his work excellently, your nursing staff who has ephone or write to the and his charge was a reasonable one, the conference. Area. always been very kind and Nestle’s office in any but there had been no need for this Cr. Kelly said the reference was At the conclusion of Mr. Blumer’s attentive.” of the capital cities. legal opinion. Cr. Hudson said that simply the compliment reasonably ex exposition, Cr. Kelly raoverl the adop during the terms of office of the pro pected from ene gentleman to another, tion of bis minute. visional council and the existing coun it imtst beTemembered that they were Rosy Prospects not dehiing with Mr. Thorby person Cr. Shaw said that he could not at cil, £450 had been spent in conferen ally, hut; MU' the foiv Agri tempt to criticise the work performed ces and in obtaining legal opinion, ami culture. was Icfet by -fiftur- by Mr. Blumer, for he had not sufii without tangible result, Cr. Kelly asked where the addition tdous treat^eni,';/' ; cient kn^ledge of the position to do al £250 had been spent. Cr. Couebg, So that’s*, so, is it? ÎÎÔ. But he had followed the explana- Cr. Hudson said that £250 had Threatened . itioife tioifs carefully, and it seemed to him been spent in obtaining a legal opin Mr. Beilby ira? the Presi. carefully con ion on the position of the shire for (lent to plapMhls Oa, the coa-K_, __ rr 4,u^ ceived and, carried out. If the coun the previous conference, and the only ferenoes hefoi^,,iitbe pieeting. ,apd Mr. cils could get the aanendments through result had been to furnish the Com Bei^y çênjarkW a set put their position would be an mission with a free legal opinion. excellent one| Even If they secured Cr. Kelly: Be fair, nothing like enly a part of thd Improvement sought £250 was spent in getting that .minutes ài thii^ then? to y .should be satisfied. He supfob Çj^tM' thè adoptiem of the miunte. opinion. The actual charge was thirty ?ut.\ '% Cr. Cor guineas. of the ¿ficttffifnts Cr. Hudson; 1 will stand correetion . '^Dstwned Fool«” notés tef th® Jénpen.-saitS that when he flrs-i on that iwint, but l thought 'W ff l

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