The Better Farming Train
The Better Farming Train visited Bombala on Saturday last. It was a cold, windy day, but notwithstanding the adverse weather…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1928
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Teaching the Farmer to Farm and the Grazier to Graze the Better Farming Train Visits Bombala
The man on the land held the limelight on Saturday. He came from all parts of this and the adjoining districts to see the Better…
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Mr. Ferguson, a land-owner in the Cooma district, is constructing, bypasses on his property for the use of motorists which are designed to permit…
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In an address on Monday at Cooma, at the Better Farming Train, Mr. W. Webster dealt with the occurence and treatment of…
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At the Comma Police Court od Friday, before Mr. J. W. T. Forrest, Police Magistrate, the following cases were beard:—…
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The following lectures were livered at the Better Farming Train on its visit to Bombala:— LECTURES…
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A lecture on the above subject was delivered by Mr. W. Cook (Fruit Instructor) at the Better Farming Train on it's visit to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Motoring Notes. Fire Menace Campers and Cigarette Butts
Realising the destruction and possible loss of life which bushfires cause during the dry summer months, motor tourists should be careful that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bombala-Orbost Railway. Mr. Patterson, M.H.R. at Orbost
The Minister for Markets, Mr. Paterson. visited Orbost recently. He was met by several councillors, with whom he had an interesting chat…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Motoring Notes. a Trough for Finding. Punctures
Not all punctures in motor cars are of such a size that they can be detected with the naked eye. It is advisable, therefore, to have some…
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The Federal Attorney-general (Mr. Latham) said that he was convinced that the unification of the gauge of the Australian…
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The following lectures were delivered at the Better Farming Train on its visit to Bombala:— FODDER CROPS AND…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Motoring Notes. to Prevent Spring Breakage
It is to be feared that few motorists pay attention to the springs of their cars when on extended, tours. In order to ensure against breakage…
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A meeting of the members of the Manaro Motor Club was held at the Cooma Hotel on Tuesday evening. Present: Mrssrs. M. Maxwell…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Motoring Notes. Safe Buying. the Studebaker Pledge. a Local Dealer
It has been the rigid policy of the Studebaker Corporation, wherever its products are on sale, or wherever it appoints dealers, to insist…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Art of Walking Threatened. Motor Cars Prevailing
Walking, if it ever was an art, will soon be a lost one. There is now one automobile for every sixty-fourth person in the world,…
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The Engineer of the Imlay Shire Council has submitted the following report on this road;— In company with the President…
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If Chrysler had devised nothing more than the new slender profile radiator for the Chrysler '65', that would have been distinctive enough…
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The above club held another successful speedway meeting on Sunday afternoon. Seven events were on the programme, and…
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The Bridge torunament in con-nection with the effort in aid of the Red Cross funds, took place at the Soidiers' Club rooms. Cooma on…
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