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THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1922. 11 FUNERALS. The Relatives and Friends of Mr. JOHN BARR are invited WIFE, to Mary, attend to the leave her Funeral late of his dearly 150 Cecily-street, Leichbarde, THIS beloved SOON, at via 12.45 Mortuary o'clock, Station. for Presbyterian Cemetery, wood, WOOD COFFILL LIMITED.

DEVEN. -The Relatives, FAMILY and are Friends invited of to Mrs. attend L. the M. of her late dearly beloved BROTHER and their COLE and Coneral UNCLE, Matthew: to leave residence, Rambel, Victor Kogarah, England THIS Cemetery, AFTERNOON, at Woronor, '2 o'clock, via Church of Station.

WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. The Relatives and Priends of Mr. and Mra. J. B.

AITKEN are invited to UNCLE, attend Matthew the Seven; Faneral to of leave their late residence, Rambel, Victor-street, late dearly beloved THIS Cemetery, AFTERNOON, Woronora. at 2 o'clock, for Church England COFFILL LIMITED. DOWDEN. CHARLES The Relatives BOWDEN, and of Friends Melbourne, of Sir. WILLIAM and JOHN BOWDEN, of Crown are street, invited Sydney, to and ERNEST SONDES, of Brisbane, beloved MOTHER, attend the Ameral of their late dearly the Station, Sarah Jane.

Bowden: to leave MORROW AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock, street, Methodist Cemetery, Rookwood. TOWOOD COFFILL, LIMITED. Relatives and Friends of Mrs. W. BROMLEY are invited to attend the Funeral of late dearly beloved HUSBAND, William; to leave residence, Home, Haig-street, Willoughby, THIS PIERNOON, at 1,30 o'clock, for Methodist Cemetery, Sorthern Suburbs.

Motor 'bus leaves at Chatswood RailStation direct for Cemetery Gates, 2.15 p.m. request no flowers. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. DEONLEY. -The Relatives and TAWYER, Friends of Mrs.

R. NASCARROW, Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs.

JOUN HUGHES, Mr. and Mrs. JAMES TAWYER, Mr. Mrs. W.

S. NASH, and Mrs. S. J. PIERCE, and Mrs.

W. E. BROMLEY, Mr. and Mrs. S.

CONLEY. Mr. and Sirs. A. WILLIAMS.

NURSE ROMLEY, and Mr. and Funeral Mrs. S. their H. BROMLEY, are avited to attend the of FATHER, am Bromley; to leave his AFTERNOON, residence, at 1.30 Home, o'clock, Haigtreet, Methodist Cemetery, Northern Suburbs.

Willoughby, THIS DROMLEY. The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and Mrs. SAMUEL JOHNSON, Mrs. GRANT, Mr.

and R. LEAL, Mr. and Mrs. A. BROMLEY, and Mr.

and Mrs. J. LENEGAN, are invited to BROTHER, attend WIl- the of their late dearly beloved Ham Bromley: to leave his residence, Hotne, o'clock, Haig. Greet, Willoughby, Cemetery, THIS Northern AFTERNOON, Suburba. at 1.80 WOOD COFFILL LIMITED.

Methodist DURKE. The BURKE, Relatives and and HARRY, Friends of Mr. ARTHUR, ARTHUR and DOROTHY BURKE, of 48 Funeral Thurlow-street, late Redfern, dearly be- are bred vited. WIFE and their MOTHER, Vera; to leave Wood to attend the of him Mortuary 1.15 Chapel, 810. George-street, Church of city England THIS AFTERNOON, at Rookwood.

o'clock, for Cemetery, WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. DURKE. Relatives and Friends invited of Mrs. attend H. the FORD Funeral and of her SON, late dearly beloved ADOPTED HAROLD, are to DAUGHTER, and his SISTER, Chapel, Vera Burke; George-street, to leave THIS Fond Comill'a AFTERNOON, at 1.15 o'clock, for Church of Mortuary 810 city, England Cemetery, Rookwood.

DURKE. The Relatives and G. Friends GALBRAITH, of Mr. and Mr. Mrs.

and G. PERCIVAL, Mrs. J. REID, Mr. and Sirs, A.

REID, Mr. and Mr. Mrs. PRESTOS, Mr. and Mrs.

J. BELL, invited Mr. and attend the Funeral HORLIN, of and their late FAMILIES, dearly beloved SISTER and are to JUNT, Vera Burke; to leave Wood THIS Coffill': AFTERNOON, Mortuary Chapel, 1.15 810 o'clock, for Church of England Cemetery, George-street, city, wrood. DURKE. The Relatives FAMILY and Friends of invited Mr.

to and attend Mrs. R. BURKE and are Funeral of their late dearly beloved DAUGHTERSLAW and SISTER-IN-LAW, 810 Vera Burke; George-street, to leave Food Coffill'e AFTERNOON, Mortuary at 1.15 Chapel, o'clock, for Church city, THIS Ragland Cemetery, Rook wood. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. NOLEE.

The Relatives and Friends invited of to Mrs. attend F. COLEE and FAMILY are kindly the Funeral of her beloved HUSBAND his and late their reeiFATHER, William Frederick; to leave THIS WEDNESDAY, at p.m., for C. of E. Cemetery, Worodence, Orara, Penshurst-street, Penshurst, 2.15 mora, via Penshurst, CHARLES KINSELA, Koe.

Forest-road. Hurstville. CONSIDINE. -The Friends of Mrs. M.

Funeral; CONSIDINE are kindly invited to attend her to our Private Mortuary, 7 Elizabeth-street, city, THIS WEDNESDAY, at 2.30 p.m., for Catholic CemeSouth Head. Mrs. P. KIRBY and SON, LIMITED, Funeral Directors. ROOT.

The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM CROOT are kindly invited to attend Funeral of their beloved SON, Arthur; to leave their residence. Woburn, Church-street, of Hunter's Hill, THIS WEDNESDAY, at 3 p.m., for C. E.

Cemetery, Meld of Mars. CHARLES KINSELA, 694 Padd. 143 Oxford-street, city. Friends of Mr. JIM DANAHER, Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. MACAULAY and FAMILY, Mr. and Me.

J. P. DANAHER and FAMILY. Mrs. M.

BYRNE, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. SHIELS and FAMILY, Mr.

WILLIAM and Mrs. and W. TRICKER and FAMILY, and Messrs. CYRIL DANAHER are kindly invited to attend and the Pimeral of their late dearly-loved MOTHER GRANDMOTHER, Margaret Danaher: to iezve St. Brigid's Church, Marrickville, THIS (Wednesday) MORNING, at 9.30 o'clock, for Waverley BULL, Cemetery.

W. N. Funeral Director. the late Mrs. MARGARET DA DANAHER are Friends of invited to attend her Funleave St.

Brigid's Church, Marrickville, THIS (Wednesday) Morning. at 9.30 o'clock, for Waverley Cemetery. W. N. BULL.

Funeral Director. Soul of the late Requiemn Mrs. Mass MARGARET for the Repose DANAHER of will the celebrated at St. Brigid's Church, Marrickville, THIS (Wednesday) MORNING, at 9 o'clock. EAN.

The Relatives and Friends of the late ELLEN DEAN are kindly invited to attend her funeral; to leave the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Clare, 500 Crown-street, Surry Hille, THIS DAY, at o'clock, for C. or E. Cemetery, Waverley. T.

DIXON, Undertaker, Corner Oxford and Crown streeta, city, 413 Paddington. -The Friends of HENRY, ARTHUR (JOE), EDWARD FELDHEIM, and Mrs. SOPRIA ROSENTHAL, are kindly Invited to attend the Saneral of their dearly beloved BROTHER, Caarles; leave his residence, Sydney, Ashton-street, WaverTHIS DAY, at 12.45 p.m., and from the Mortuary Station at 1.55 p.m., for Jewish Cemetery, Bookwood. GOLDSMIDE. 8165.

Friends of the late CHARLES FELDHEIM are kindly invited to attend his Funeral, to leave his residence, Sydney, street, Waverley, THIS DAY, at 12.45, and at 1.50 p.m. for Jewish Rookwood. Goldsmide. 8165. The Funeral of the late Mr.

ARTHUR F. FITZHARDINGE will leave Wood Com ill's Mortuary Chapel, 810 George-street, city, THIS AFTERNOON. at 2 o'clock, for Church of England Cenietery, South Head, arriving at Cemetery Gates at 115 o'clock. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. Funeral of the late JESSIE ANNIE GOULD will leave her residence, 15 Kendall -street, bore Park, THIS AFTERNOON, at 2.30 o'clock, for Landwick Church of England Cemetery, Long BayCoogee.

WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. ATCHER. -The Relatives and Friends of MF. HARRY HATCHER are invited to attend the General of his late dearly beloved WIFE, Mary; to United Service Hotel, Oxford-street, Paddington, AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock, for Catholic CemeNorthern Suburbs. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED.

-The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. HALL are invited to attend the Funeral their late dearly beloved DAUGHTER, Mary Hatcher; leave United Service Hotel, Oxford-street, PaddingTHIS AFTERNOON, at o'clock, for Catholic imetery, Northern Suburbs. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED.

ARRISON. -The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

GRAHAM and FAMILY, Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN, Mr. and Mrs. J.

PARKINSON and AMILY, Mr. TOM HARRISON and FAMILY, Mrs. L. LADY and CHILDREN, Mr. and Mrs.

LAYCOCK FAMILY, and Mr. and Mra. L. POLDROE and are invited to attend the Funeral their dearly beloved MOTHER and GRANDMOTHER, Ann Harrison; to leave her daughter's residence, Woids -avenue, Hurstville, THIS AFTERNOON, at lock, for Church of England Cemetery, Woronor, Hurstville. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED.

EWSON. -The Relatives and Friends of the late Mr. WILLIAM HEWSON, are invited to attend his ineral; to leave Wood Cotil's Mortuary Chapel, 810 urge-street, city, THIS AFTERNOON, at 1.15 clock, for Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. Friends of Mrs.

ELIZABETH HOLMES and FAMILY are kindly invited to at the Funeral of her beloved HUSBAND and their FATHER, George; to leave late residence, Princes-street, Dawes Point. THIS MORNING, at Jor. 0. of E. Cemetery, Rookwood.

T. DIXON, Undertaker, Corner Oxford and Crown streets, city, 413 Paddington. The Friends of Mr. and Mrs. JACKSON, and Mr.

and Mrs. S. H. JACKSON invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved THER, Robert Jackson; to leave Canberra, 00 Connor-street, Haberfield, THIS DAY, at 1 p.ID.. "Methodist Cemetery, Rook wood.

T. J. ANDREWS, Funeral Director. Friends of the late ROBERT JACK. 80N are invited to attend his Funeral: to leave late residence, Canberra, 06 O'Connor Hahald, THIS DAY, at 1 p.m., for Ashfleld Station, to Methodist Cemetery, Rookwood, via No.

tuary, T. J. ANDREWS. Funeral Director, one, L2873 and 4. 25 Enmore-road, Newtown.

LOYAL PIONEER. No. 1137, N.U.1.0.0.F.- -The Officers and Members of the are invited to attend the Funeral of their late other, ROBERT JACKSON; to leave 66 O'ConnorHaberfeld, THIS DAY, at 1 p.m., for Methodist unetery, Rookwood. E. GOLDSMITH, N.G.; J.

COLLETT. Sec. T. J. ANDREWS.

Funeral Director. -LODGE HABERFIELD, U. N.S.W.. No. Officers and Brethren are invited to and the Funeral of their late Wor.

Brother, OBERT JAOKSON, Treasurer; to leave his late Canberra, 66 0 Connor-street, Haberfeld, THIS A. at 1 p.m.? for Methodist Cemetery, Rookwood. B. ROPER, W.M.; G. F.

GULLIFORD, Sec. T. J. ANDREWS, Funeral Director. EREWETHER.

-The Funeral of the late Mrs. E. 0. MERKWETHER will leave her residence, Castleclock, for All Saints Church, Woollahra, for Edgectif-road, Edgeclif, THIS AFTERNOON, at commencing at 2.15 o'clock, thence to Waverley petery. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED.

WTON. -The Relatives and Friends of Mr. G. 8. to NEWTON, Trongate-street, Grenville, are kindly did Emma.

attend the Funeral of his dearly beloved Granville, Service at Baptist Church, leaving at 3 THIS AFTERNOON, o'clock for Baptist Cemetery, 08047.1 WILLIAM METCALFE and 00. PARRAMATTA. EWTON. The Officers and Meinbers nf A.0. Druids, the Funeral Grenville, of are Bro.

O. respectfully Newton's invited tu 196. Emma: to move from Baptist Church, William- beloved Granville, after the Service, at 2 o'clock, for Camatery, Rook weod. GRIMSON, Secretary. FUNERALS.

DERRY. The Funeral of the late HUMPHREY PERRY (late employee of Mr. White. road, Hurstville); will leave the Hurstville Station, THIS DAY, at 2.40 p.m., for R. C.

portion Woronora Cemetery. W. ALLERDICE, Undertaker, Kog. 156. Hurstville.

PRIESTLY. -The Friends and Relatives of and LAMEY, Mr. W. and Mrs. PRIESTLY, Junior, Mr.

and H. PRIESTLY, Senior, and Mrs. FITZPATRICK, BOWYER, Mr. and Mrs. RAGAN, Mr.

and Mrs. Mr. LAMEY, Junior, and Mrs. LY, attend Mr. the and Funeral Mrs.

MACKAY, are kindly invited to QUIANE, Misses VIOLET, ENA, and 'MAVIS PRIEST. of their dearly beloved DAUGHTER, GRANDDAUGHTER, and NIECE, Irene May; to leave her parents' residence, Hamilton-road, Pairdeld, THIS DAY, Friends at 12 o'clock, for Catholic Cemetery, Rook wood. come by Funeral Train, alight at No. Mortuary. L.

Liv. MURPHY and SON, Undertakers, PERCY The Funeral of the late Mr. TOM 23. Liverpool. PRIESTLEY, of Underwood -street, Pad.

143 dington, will leave Charles Kinsela's Funeral Parlour, o'clock Oxford-street, city, THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, sharp, for Independent Cemetery, Rookwood. CHARLES KINSELA, Funeral Director, SUCH. Padd. 694. 148 PUGH The will Funeral leave of St.

the late Mina KATE M. (CID) elty. HIM, THIS MORNING, at o'clock, Church, for Catholic Church Patrick's Cemetery, Rookwood. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. DONNISON The Funeral of the late Mr.

ALFRED ROGENS will leave his residence, Tal. garno, o'clock, for Devlin-street, Field of Ryde, THIS AFTERNOON, at Mars Cemetery. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. VIOLET -The Relatives and Friends of Mrs. vited to attend WAGSTAFF and FAMILY are kindly inBAND and their FATHER, of her Frederick dearly beloved HUSthe Funeral his mother's residence, Charles, to leave Petersbam, THIS AFTERNOON, Rosemont, 73 at 1.15, Margaret-street, for C.

of E. Cemetery, Rookwood, CROCKETT and Petersham COMPANY, Station. via 207 Petersham. Undertakers, Leichhardt. WAGSTAFF.

The HUTTON Relatives and Friends of Mr. and vited to attend the and FAMILY are kindly inSON and Funeral of their dearly beloved mother's residence, BROTHER, 73 Frederick Margaret-street, Petersham, leave THIS his wood, AFTERNOON, via at Petersham 1,15, for C. of E. Cemetery, Rook. Station.

8. PIPER -The Relatives and Friendy of Mrs. tend the and FAMILY are kindly invited to atand Funeral of their dearly beloved SON-IN-LAW leave his BROTHER-IN-LAW, Frederick Charles Wagstaf; to sham, THIS mother's AFTERNOON, residence, at 73 Margaret-street, Peter. 1.15, for C. of E.

Cemeand tery, co. Rookwood, via Petersham Station. CROCKETT The Relatives and Friends of invited to attend the QUINN Funeral and FAMILY are kindly ELIZABETH SON-IN-LAW and BROTHER-IN-LAW, of their dearly Frederick beloved Charles TO-DAY, at Wagstaff: 1.15, to leave 78 Margaret-st, via Petershamn Station. for C. of E.

Cemetery, Rookwood, Petersham, THOMAS The Relatives and Friends of the late Mr. Greenwich, are E. invited YOUNG, attend of Como, Greenwich-road. 810 George-street, to his Funeral: to leave o'clock, for Presbyterian olty, THIS Cemetery. Rook AFTERNOON, wood.

at 1.15 350 WALTER BRUCE, Undertaker, VOUNG. JOHN KNOX LODGE, Lane Cove-rond, Crow's Nest. No. and attend the Funeral the above Lodge are requested to Brethren of of Greenwich-road, of their late to Bro. T.

E. YOUNG, Station, street, city, Greenwich: leave the Mortuary 1.55 Rookwood. o'clock Funeral Train, for Presbyterian Cemetery, Regent THIS AFTERNOON, by the A. E. LEWIS, W.M.

HORDERS'S IN PITT-STREET are. Ready-to- specialists Wear in Mouring every class Wear. of Orders treated with greatest urgency. and accompanied by expert Atter. 'Phone, Citv 3368.

HORDERN BROTHERS, LIMITED, 203-211 Pitt-street. SYDNEY. DANGAR (sole Proprietor). FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Funerals conducted.

MODERATE CHARGES. 62A GEORGE-STREET WEST. 'Phone, M1450. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER FIRM. CORNISH.

134 George-st -Memorial Wreaths, Covers, Dotes, Swans, Doves, Glass Shades, etc. LEGAL NOTICES. THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH Will and Codicils of THOMASINE FISHER late of -Probate Jurisdiction. -No. the North Sydney Sydney in the State of New South the Wales Executors' Widow deceased.

Ninth -NOTICE is hereby given that Accounts have this day been fled in my office Supreme Courthouse Elizabeth-street Sydney and all persons having any claim on the said Fatate or being otherwise interested therein are office on or before the thirteenth day of November hereby required to come in before me at my maid the next at 11.30 o'clock in the forenoon and inspect otherwise if the said accounts be not objected object to thereto the same and If they shall think fit same will be examined by me and passed according to law. Dated this 23rd day of October 1922. L. M. ADDISON (L.S.), Registrar.

FISHER and MACANSH. Proctors for the mid Executors, 72B King-street, Sydney. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. -Probate Jurisdiction. -No.

the of HERBERT BARTLETT late of Albion Park in the State of New South Wales, Farmer, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the Eleventh Accounts In the above Estate have this day been filed in mny and office Supreme Court buildings King street, Sydney, all persons having any claims on the said Estate or being otherwise interested therein are hereby required to come in before me at my said office on or before the 14th day the of November at twelve o'clock noon and inspect same and if they shall think fit obiect thereto otherwise if the said accounts be not objected to the same will be examined by me and passed aceording to law. And Notice is also hereby given that on the allowance of the said Accounts by the Court Commission will be applied for on behalf of the Executors herein. Dated this 20th day of October, In the year 1922. L.

M. ADDISON (L.S.), Registrar. HAROLD COX, Proctor for Executors, Wollongong. By his Agents, McELHONE and BARNES, 15 Castlerengh-street, Sydney. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

-Probate -No. the Will of RALPH JOHN DEARDS late of Grenfell in the State of New South Wales Farmer deceased. -Notice is hereby given that the eighth accounts in the above Estate have this day been Aled in my office Elizabeth-street Sydney and all persons having any claims on the maid Estate or being otherwise interested therein are hereby required to come in before me at my said office on or before the sixteenth day of November 1922 at twelve o'clock noon and inspect the same and if they shall think fit object thereto otherwise if the maid accounts be not objected to the same will be examined by me and passed according to law. And Notice is also here. by given that on the allowance of the said accounts by the Court commission will be applied for on behalf of the Executor of the will of the abovenamed deceased.

Dated this twenty-fourth day of October in the year 1922. L. M. ADDISON (L.8.). Registrar.

CROMMELIN and MOORE Proctors for Executor, Grenfell. By their agent, L. G. B. CADDEN, 84 Elizabeth -street, Sydney.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH Jurisdiction. -No. the Will and Codicils of DONNELLY FISHER late of Sydney in the State of New South Wales Solicitor deceased. -NOTICE is hereby given that the Executors' Third Accounts have this day Bled in my office Supreme Courthouse Elizabeth-street Sydney and all persons having any claim on the maid Estate or being otherwise interested therein are hereby required to come in before me at my said office on or before the thirteenth day of November next at eleven o'clock in the forenoon and inspect the and if they shall think fit object thereto otherwise if the said accounts be not objected to the same will be examined by me and passed according to law. Dated this 23rd day of October 1922.

M. ADDISON (L.S.), Registrar. FISHER and MACANSH, Proctors for the said Executors, 72B King-street, Sydney. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. -Between REGINALD JOHN GRAINGER of GrevIlle-street, Chatswood, Builder, Plaintiff, and LOUIS NOEDL Defendant.

-WHEREAS an action has been commenced in this Court at the suit of the aborenamed Reginald John Grainger against the abovenamed Louis Noedl to recover one hundred and three pounds fourteen shillings and the following is the Plaintiff's cause of action: That on the 21st June 1921 the said sum was due to him as the balance of payment for work done, material supplied and money paid for and on behalf of Defendant by the Plaintiff at the request of the Defendant full particulars whereof have been delivered to the Defendant and which exceed three folios, and it being alleged that the said Louls Noedl does not reside within the jurisdiction of this Court, writ of foreign attachment has been issued able on the first day of November next wherein Herbert Henry Hankins and Horace Bassett are garnishees, notice is hereby given thereof; and at any time before final judgment in action the said Louis Noedl or any person on his behalf will give the rity and notice and file the appearance and plea, required in that behalf by the Common Law Procedure Act 1890, the attachment may be dissolved. Dated this sixteenth day of October, 1922. ERNEST HENRY WARD, Plaintiff's Attorney, 80 Pitt Sydney. TN THE -Probate SUPREME Jurisdiction. COURT OF NEW Will SOUTH of WALES.

LESLIE -In the THOMAS GARVIN late of Clifton near Currabubula the State of New South Wales Grazier deceased.Application will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereof that Probate of the last Will of the abovenamed deceased may, be granted to the PER. PETUAL TRUSTER COMPANY (LIMITED) the Executor in the said Will named and all notices may be served at the offices of the undersigned whom all creditors and other persons having claims upon the Estate are required within such fourteen to send in particulars of the same. Dated this twenty day of October one thousand nine hundred twenty. two. ROYCE and MAGNEY, Proctors for the Executor, 70 Elizabeth-street, Sydney.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. -Probate Jurisdiction. -In the Will of EDWARD MAGNUS late of 450 Oxford-street Paddington in the State of New South Wales Retired Caterer deceased.Application will be made after fourteen days from publication hereof that Probate of the last Will of the abovenamed deceased may be granted to NELLIE JERSIE MARY MAGNUS the 'Executrix named in the said Will, and all notices are to be served the undermentioned address upon the undersigned to whom also all persons having any claims against the Estate the said deceased are required to forward notice and particulars of such claims within the said period of fourteen days. Mrs. NELLIE J.

M. MAGNUS 450 Oxford-street Paddington. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALKS. MARY -Probate Jurisdiction. -In the Estate of JANE SCHROEDER late of Horsebush in the State of New South Wales Married Woman deceased Intestate.Application will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereof that Letters of Administration may be granted to JOHN HENRY SCHRORDER the Widower of the said deceased and that the usual Administration Bond may be dispensed with or reduced.

All notices may be served at the office of the signed to whom all creditors are requested to forward particulars of their claims within such period of fourteen days an aforemid. EMIL E. J. FORD, Proctor for the Applicant, The Equitable-building, 330 Georgestreet, Sydney. THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

-Probate -In the WIN of MATILDA MARGARET BUNDOCK late of Bondi Junction in the State of New South Wales Married Woman Application will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereof that Probate of the last ELIZA of the abovenamed deceased may he granted to TER, wife of John Carter, and HENRY JAMES BECK. the Executors named in the said Will and all notices may be served at the offices of the undersigned. And all persons having claims against the Estate are quired to send in particulars thereof to the undersigned ABBOTT, within the time above mentioned. (Signed) TOUT, and 67 Castlerengh-street, Sydney, LEGAL NOTICES. THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

-Probate -In the Will and Codicil of MARY JACKSON late of Hurlstone. Park in the State of New South Wales, Widow, deceased.Pursuant to the Willa Probate and Administration Act 1898 and the Testators Family Maintenance and Guardlanship of Infanta Act 1916 notice is hereby given that the every Estate creditor or MARY other person baying any claim against ceased who of JACKSON the abovenamed dethousand died on or about the third day of May one whose nine hunared and twenty-two and Probate of August Will and Codicil was on the fifteenth day two granted one by the thousand nine hundred and twenty. to FAUX JOHN HENRY BURNS Supreme Court of New South Wales Executor and GERTRUDE ALICE and Codicil named is hereby required in to the send Will the and Executrix said lars in writing of such claim to the said John particuBurns and Gertrude Alice Faux in care of the under. Henry hereunder mentioned CLIVE EMANUEL at his otfice signed FREDERICK December on or before the fourth day of at the expiration one thousand of which nine time bundred the and twenty-two Burns and Gertrude Alice Faux will said John Henry tribute the assets of the said deceased proceed to dispersons entitled thereto having regard only to amongst the claim, the of further which they then have notice. And notice Gertrude given Alice that the said John Henry Burns and is hereby OF any thereof be liable for the assets Faux will not whose calm they shall not distributed have had to any person of part time of such distribution, Dated notice at the of October one thowand this twenty-fourth day WRED.

EMANUEL, Proctor Line for hundred the said and Executor twenty-two. and Executrix, 88 Martin- place, Sydney. WALES. THE SUPHEME COURT OF -Probate NEW SOUTH HENRY MALLON TODHUNTER Jurisdiction. late -In of the WIll of in the State of New South Summer Hill ager deceased.

-Pursuant to the Wills Bank Wales Retired ministration Act 1898 and the Testators' Probate and tenance and Guardianship of Infanta Act Family NOTICE Mainis having hereby any given debta that claims all or demands creditors and other 1916, persons upon or affecting the Estate of the kind sever of what ceased (who died on or about the 16th abovenamed deber 1921) and Probate of whose day of the Supreme Court of New South Will Wales was granted by Jurisdiction on the tenth day of March in one its thousand Probate nine TRUSTEE hundred and twenty-two COMPANY OF NEW to the SOUTH PERMANENT WALES I herebv required Executor named in the said Will LIMITED the to send in particulars of such debts are the claims twelfth and demands to the said Executor which time the of said December next at the expiration of day on or before the assets of the said Executor will proceed to distribute titled thereto having regard deceased to the among debts the claims persons and and demands the said only of which it shall then have Executor will not be liable for had the notice assets so demand distributed it shall to any person of whose not debt claim or such distribution. have had notice at the time of 1922. For the Dated this 21st day of October OF NEW SOUTH WALES, LIMITED, A. COMPANY PERMANENT TRUSTEE BEDFORD, Parramatta. Manager, F.

W. TODHUNTER, Proctor, PERCEVAL TN THE -Probate SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. SHEA late of Campbell's -In River the in the Estate State of MARY Jurisdiction. South Wales Widow deceased of New will be made after fourteen from the -Application hereof named that deceased Administration of the Estate of the abovedays publication formerly of Campbell's left River unadministered and by Newnes DENNIS but late SHEA of trator Paddington Timber Getter deceased the JAMES McAPPION said Estate may be granted to NELSON of the Crown-street formerly of Hurstville but now of named in the Sydney Will of the Storekeeper said the sole Executor Notice Dennis Shea. And made is that the hereby given that application will also be pensed with.

And usual bond and sureties may. be disoffices the all notices may be served at the claims against the Estate of And the all said persons deceased having are of undersigned. within required the to send fourteen particulars thereof to the undersigned Proctors for the Applicant, aforesaid. Exchange-buildings. MeINTOSH and days MOORS, Solicitors, By their Agents, BARRY NORRIS and Bathurst.

15 Sydney. TN SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH THE CLARA SARAH LOUISA Jurisdiction. SURTEES -In of the Liverpool Will in of the State of New South Wales Widow Application will be made after fourteen days from deceased.publication abovenamed hereof that Probate of the Will of the SURTEES. deceased may be granted to EVA EDEN AMY LOUISA VICTORIA SURTEES, and in LAURA DAVIES the Executrices named ADELAIDE the maid Will and all notices may be served at the offices of the undersigned to whom all claim against the Estate of the said deceased persons are having required to send particulars thereof within the said Proctors of for fourteen the J. REYNOLDS and WHITE, period Executrices.

88 Pitt-street, Sydney. TN THE -Probate SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. WILLIAM ADAMS Jurisdiction. late of -In Stockton the Will in the of JAMES New South Wales Postal Omcial deceased. -Application State of will hereof be made after fourteen aays from the publication the that Probate of the last Will and Testament of ALFRED abovenamed deceased may be granted to ERNEST ADAMS the sole Executor named in the said of Will.

the All persons having any claim against the Estate thereof said within deceased are required to furnish particulars the said period of fourteen days to the undersigned at whose offices all notices may be served. KERSHAW, the MATTHEWS, LANE, and GLASGOW, Proctors Sydney. for Executor, Ocean House, 34 Martin-place, TN THE -Probate SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. GEORGE PRESTON Jurisdiction. -In the Will and Codicil of in the State of New late of Hurlstone Park near Sydney South Wales Congregational Minis.

ter days from will be made after fourteen last Will and Testament and hereof Codicil that of Probate the of the the publication nbovenamed deceased may be granted to the PERMANENT LIMITED TRUSTEE COMPANY OF NEW SOUTH WALES the Executor named in the said Will. All said persons having any claims against the Estate of the thereof deceased to the are required to render detailed particulars And all notices may be within served the at said the office fourteen of undersigned days. the chambers undersigned. 8A GILL and OXLADE Proctors MendesCastlereagh-street Sydney. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

BELL late of Moss Jurisdiction. Vale in -In the the State Will of of New HENRY South -Probate Wales Retired Livery Stable Proprietor deceased.publication will be made after fourteen days from the Application the hereof that Probate of the last Will of abovenamed deceased may be granted to LEONARD Will BELL the Executor named in the said EDGECLIFFE the and all notices nay be served at the office of undersigned to whom all creditors are required to send above in limited. particulars of their claims within the time T. A. F.

McCARTHY, Proctor for the Executor. Moss Vale. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. CRAN -Probate Jurisdiction. -In the Estate of WILLIAM late of Botany near Sydney in the State of New will South be Wales made after Labourer fourteen deceased intestate.

-Application hereof that Administration of the Estate of the abovedays from the publication named deceased may be granted to ROBERT WATT of Cran Botany of aforesaid Banckory Labourer for the benefit of Disney Scotland the Brother of the said deceased. All creditors are requested to send of their claims to the office of the undersigned ticulars within such period. J. A. THOMPSON, Proctor for the Applicant, A.M.P.

80 Pitt-street, Sydney. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. -Probate Jurisdiction. -In the Will and Codicils of ERNEST ALBERT COOPER late of Sydney in the State of New South Wales Fruit Merchant deceased.Application will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereof that Probate of the last Will and Testament and two Codicils thereto of the abovenamed deceased may be granted to ARTHUR MUDDLE the Sole Executor in the said Will named and all notices may be served at and all persons having claims against the Estate of the said deceased or any beto Ing send otherwise interested therein are hereby required particulars of same to the office of the under. signed.

JAMES HUNTER STEPHENSON, Proctor for the Applicant, 4 O'Connell-street, Sydney. THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. (otherwise -Probate the Will of OCTAVIUS DAVID) MOHR late of Gundiah in the State of Queensland Farmer deceased. -Application will be made that after fourteen days from the publication hereof the Probate granted by the Supreme Court of Queensland to the UNION TRUSTEE COMPANY OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED of Brisbane in the said State of nine Queensland on the second day of October one thousand hundred and twenty-two of the maid Will and may all be sealed with the seal of this honourable Court notices may be served at the offices of the undersigned to whom all creditors are required to send in particulars of their claims within the said fourteen days. R.

H. SHORTER and TOBIN, Proctors for street, the Executor, Castlerough House, 2B CastlereaghSydney. TX THE -Probate SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Jurisdiction. -In the Will of WILLIAM SHERER Junior late of the Borough of Manhattan in the City and State of York United.

States of America deceased. -Application will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereof that Letters of Administration of the Estate of the abovenamed deceased the (with Surrogate's Exemplided copy of the Probate granted by New York Court of the County and State of United States America to the Bankers' Trust Company the Executor named in the said Will) the may be granted to EDWARD TELFORD SIMPSON duly constituted Attorney of the Bankers' Trust all Company the Executor pained in the said Will. And creditors in the Estate of the said deceased are required to send in particulars of their claims to the undersigned, And all notices may be served at the offices of the undersigned. MINTER, SIMPSON, and COMPANY, Proctors for the Applicant, Union Bankchambers, Hunter-street, Sydney. THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH Jurisdiction.

-In the Will of ALICE HUEBER late of Glendower Rose Mosman Bay in the State of New South Wales Married Woman deceased. -Application will be made after fourteen days from the date of publication hereof that Probate of the last Will and Testament of the abovenamed deceased be granted to MARIE JOSKPH THEODORE HUEBER the sole Executrix named in the said Will. All persons having any claims against the Estate of the said deceased are required to forthwith render same to the Executrix care of the undersigned and all notices may be served at the address of the undersigned. JOHN McLAUGHLIN and SON, Union Bank chambers, Hunter-street, Sydney, Solicitors for the Applicant. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

-Probate Jurisdiction. -In the Will of JOSIAH DENNIS late of Francis-street, Lidcombe in the State of New South Wales, Retired Miner, deceased. -Application will be made fourteen days from the publication here' that Probate of the lust Will and Testament of the abovenamed deceased may be granted to HENRY BENJAMIN GARDINER of Lidcombe, Telephone Mechanic, and CATHERINE ANN KAYE Wife of THOMAS KAYE of Miller's Point, Seaman, the Executor and Executrix. respectively, in said Will named and all notices may be served the offices of the undersiened to whom all creditors and other persons having any claims against the Estate of the said deceased are required to send notice thereof within the time aforesaid. L.

B. BERTRAM, Proctor for the Executor and Executriz, Macquariechambers. 158 Elizabeth-street. Sydney. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH BARBARA WALES.

-Probate Jurisdiction. -In the Will of ANNIE WARNE late of Teven in the State of New South Wales Widow deceased. -Application will be made after fourteen from the publication hereof that Probate of the last Will and Testament of the abovenamed deceased may. be granted to JOHN THOMAS one the Executors named in the said Will (the other Executor named in the said Will having renounced Probate), and all notices may be served at the office of the undersigned to whom persona having any claim against the Estate of the said deceased are requested to forward notice of mich claims within the said period of tourteen days. ROBERTS, McCARTHY, and ROWLEY, ERIC Proctors N.

for the Executors, River-street, Ballina. By ROWLEY, Sydney. THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH of WALES. DAVID -Embate Jurisdiction. -In the Estate SIM late of Leichhardt in the State of New South Wales Storeman deceased.

-Application will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereot that Administration of the Estate of the abovenamed deceased may be granted to JEANNIR SIM the widow of the said deceased, and all notices may be served and all creditors (If any) are requested to send particulars of their claims to the of the undersigned. BLACK MORE and SON, Proctors for the Administratrix, 92B Pitt-street, Sydney, LEGAL NOTICES. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF the NEW will SOUTH WALES. -Probate Jurisdiction. -In of WILLIAM JOHN LOCK late of East Sydney in the State of New South Wales Steward deceased.

-Application will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereof that Administration (with the Will annexed) of the Estate of the abovenamed deceased nay be granted to JOHN WILLIAM LOCK the eldest son of the said deceased, and all notices may be served at and all crediton (it any) are requested to send particulars of their claima to the office of the undersigned. BLACKMORE and SON, Proctors for the Administrator, WEB Pitt Sydney. IN THE NEW SOUTH COURT OF WALES. -No. INDUSTRIAL 522 of ARBITRATION, MA8TER PASTRYCOOKS and their Employees throughout the TAKE State, NOTICE excluding the County of Yancowinna.that the application made to the Court by the MASTER PASTRYCOOKS' ASSOCIATION of NEW SOUTH WALES, Industrial Union of Employers, for the determination of certain industrial matters and for an Award will be heard in Court of 10 of Industrial Arbitration, Queen's-square, Sydney, at the clock in the forenoon on Monday the 6th day of November 1922 or 80 soon thereafter as the Court may hear the application.

Take Notice also that you may lodge any objection to the application by athdavit fled with the Industrial Registrar, University-chambers, 78 Elizabeth Sydney, before the abovementioned date and may be' heard before the Court in support of such objection or may make plication application is for for exemption from award any, Award. The packers, industry within assistants and State others engaged in the pastry renewal for pastrycooks, the excluding the County of Yancowinna and includes claims in respect of wages, overtime, 48 hour week, and other general conditions. A full copy of the application may be obtained from Messieurs SALWEY and PRIMROSE, Solicitors for the to them Applicants, or to 84 the Martin-place, Sydney, on application be INDUSTRIAL REGISTRAR or may inspected at the Registry, of the Court or at the office of the abovenamed Solicitors. Dated this 24th day of October 1922. (Sgd.) W.

KITCHING, Industrial Registrar. INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT. 1912. -Notice of Notice application to Register as an industrial Union.is hereby given that application has been made to register as an Industrial Union under the "Industrial Arbitration Act. 1912," the Trade Union styled WESTERN SOCIATION.

DISTRICT DEPUTIES AND SHOT FIRERS All notices of objection to such gistration must be lodged with me within fourteen days from the date of publication of this notice. Dated this 17th day of October 1922. F. W. KITCHING, Industrial Regisrar.

RE of VIOLET Sydney in SHORTT New South formerly Wales of Corowa Married but late Woman persons having claims against the Estate of the above deceased are requested to forthwith send particulars thereof in writing to the undersigned. BLAKE and RIGGALL, 120 William- -street, Melbourne, Victoria, Solicitors for the Executor of the Will and Codicil of the said deceased. A 'ST ROSELLEN MARY OF COOPER, of CITATION. Reynold-street, Balmain, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales. TAKE NOTICE that a Citation has been issued in the Supreme Court of Western Australia citing to appear and answer the Petition of NOEL VICIOR COOPER of Guildford in the State of Western Australia praying for DISSOLUTION of MARRIAGE.

In default of your so appearing you will not be allowed to address the Court and the Court will proceed to hear the said Petition proved and pronounce sentence in respect purpose thereof. aforesaid And you are take within further thirty Notice days that after for the date of this publication to attend in person or by your Solicitor at the Central Office of the Supreme Court at Perth in the State of Western Australia and there to enter an appearance in a book provided for that purpose. T. F. DAVIES, Registrar.

LOHRMANN Solicitors and TINDAL, of 105 St. George's- terrace, Perth, for the Petitioner. A TO JOHN CARTLEDGE of OF Wise-street North CITATION. Sydney in the State of New South Wales. TAKE NOTICE that a Citation been issued in the Supreme Court of Western Australia citing you to appear and answer the Petition of NOEL VICTOR COOPER of Guildford in the State of Western Australia praying for a DISSOLUTION of MARRIAGE.

In default of your 80 appearing you will not be allowed to address the Court and the Court will proceed to hear the said Petition proved and pronounce tence in respect thereof. Take further Notice that for the the purpose aforesaid you are within thirty days after date of this publication to attend in person or by your Solicitor at the Central Office of the Supreme Court at Perth in the State of Western Australin and there to enter an appearance in a book vided for that purpose. T. F. DAVIES.

Registrar. LOHRMANN and TINDAL, of 105 St. George's-terrace, Perth, Solicitors for the Petitioner. PUBLIC NOTICES. lines (about 14 words), Saturday, THE ARALUEN REDBANK GOLD MINING PANY, NO LIABILITY.

the Undersigned, hereby give Notice that an crease in the capital of the abovenamed Company was, on the twenty-sixth day of September last past, resolved on by the issue of eight thousand new shares of two shillings and sixpence each, in addition to the Afty-six thousand shares of ten shillings each theretofore existing in the Company, such new shares to be called ference shares, and the holders thereof to be entitled to preferential dividends out of the profits of each year until such total dividends shall amount to two shillings and sixpence per share, or to the extent paid up on such shares, after which such shares shall in respect of dividends rank pari passu with the ordinary shares of the Company. And that in the event of the Company being wound up the holders of the said preference shares shall be entitled to have the surplus assets applied in the first place to repaying to them the amount paid up on the preference shares held by them respectively, but that the residue of such surplus assets shall belong to and be divided among the other members of the Company. Ten per centum of the contributing capital represented by such new shares has been duly paid up to the Company in cash, Dated this twenty-fourth day of October, 1922. JAMES BYRNE. Secretary, TATIONAL ROADS ASSOCIATION OF N.S.W., Macquarie Restaurant, 45 Market-street, Sydney.

THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, AT 1 O'CLOCK. A LUNCHEON will be tendered to Lieut. H. W. JAMES, Federal Secretary National Roads Association of Australia.

Chairman, Hon. J. C. Watson. Speakers: Rt.

Hon. Wm. Hughes (Prime Minister), Sir George Fuller (Premier), Hon. J. C.

L. Fitzpatrick (Minister for Local Government), Hon. R. T. Ball (Minister for Public Works), and other Parliamentary Representatives.

THE GREAT QUESTION AT Tickets, at door. Motorists and everyone interested in better roads are earnestly invited to attend. FRANK B. SMITH, Hon. Secretary.

DUBLIC NOTICE. ARTILLERY PRACTICE. LIVERPOOL RIFLE RANGE. NOTICE is hereby given that Artillery Practice will be carried out on the 26th OCTOBER, 1922, from GREENHILLS for a distance of three miles south. The area is enclosed by the following GREENHILLS TO HOLDSWORTHY CAMP.

EAST: DEADMANS CREEK. WEST: GEORGE'S RIVER. E. L. VOWLES, Major, Staff Corps, Brigade Major, 2nd Divisional Artillery.

THE JERRY'S FACTORY, PLAINS CO OPERATIVE BUTTER The Creditors of the abovenamed Company, whose claims have not been admitted are required forthwith to send their names and addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims, together with proof thereof, and the name and address of their solicitors (if any), to me, the Liquidator of the said Company, care of A. B. Shaw and Grainger, Solicitors, George-street, Singleton. In the event of any Creditor not sending in such particulars and proof on or before the 80th day of November, 1023, he will be excluded from the benefit any distribution made before his debt or claim is proved. Dated this 23rd day of October, A.D.

1922. W. L. HICKSON, Liquidator. LUCKNOW PUPS GOLD LIABILITY.

MINING COMPANY, NO LOST CERTIFICATES. Certificates Nos. 1808, 1869, 1870, and 1871, ing 400 Shares in this Company, in the name of George Wells, Lucknow, Nos. 94,651 to 95,050, inclusive, having been Lost, Take Notice that it is the intention of this Company to issue Duplicate Scrip in respect of name 1st December, 1922, unless any objection is received by this Company before that date. By order of the Board.

E. 8. SPOONER, Assistant Legal Manager, THE NOTICE TERALBA is hereby GRAVEL given that the QUARRIES, business LIMITED. recently carried on under the firm of "Teralba Gravel Quarries" has been taken over by "'The Teralba Gravel Quarries, Limited," and will henceforth be carried on by that Company at Its registered office, Challis House, Sydney, Dated this 19th day of October, 1922. H.

MACDERMOTT, Secretary. LOYD REED 1.00M COMPANY LIMITED (in Liquidation). NOTICE is hereby given that, for the purpose of Reconstruction, the above Company has gone into Voluntary Liquidation, and that all claims against the Company must be rendered to the Liquidator, at his address, 19 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, on or before the 15th day of NOVEMBER, 1922. R. A.

CULLEN-WARD, Liquidator. 24th October, 1922. THE EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRALASIA AND CHINA TELEGRAPH COMPANY, LTD. Sydney Station, October 20th, 1922. Mr.

J. KENNEDY GIBSON resumes the appointment of SUPERINTENDENI of Sydney Station, and takes from to-day. By order of the Board. WILL NOT be responsible for any Debta contracted in my name without written and all business transactions in the of E. M.

Perci. val and H. R. Corrigan have ceased from the 12th and H. R.

Corrigan will still conduct his business at the same address, Willoughby road, Willoughby, until further notice. (Signed) H. R. RIGAN, October 23, 1922. MOSES HYHIM HYMAN, of Russian nationality, at Vilna, and resident 8 years in Australia, now South residing Wales, at 890 intend Riley-st, Surry to Hills, Sydney, New to apply the Home and Territories Department, Melbourne, for naturalisation.

ALFREDO ACCHIARDO, of Ohilian nationality, born at Santiago, and resident six years in Australia, DOW residing at 68 Experiment -street, Sydney, intend to apply to the Home and Territories Department, Melbourne, for Naturalisation. THE PUBLIC ARE WARNED NOT TO NEGOTIATE CERTIFICATE No. 010,768, WHICH HAS BEEN LOST. AND WHICH REPRESENTS 15 PACKAGES TEA IN RICH'S QUAY BOND AND FREE STORES. ALFRED HARVEY 25 O' Sydney.

THIS in to Platform state Scales that from unless the does purchaser of 1 Sets me not come forward within 7 days from now, be will forfeit his deposit, and 1 will sell same. R. INGRAM. Plasterer, who started job in Riverview-road, dereliffe, does not complete before $7th 1 will do so at his risk. PINNINGTON.

WILL NOT be responsible for any Debta contracted in my name without my written authority. (Signed) HERBERT HUMPHRIES, 480 Illawarra Marrickville. WILL not be responsible for any DEBTS contracted in mya name without my written authority. HENRY URQUHART, Artarmon. RADIO ASSOCIATION.

The Dance arranged tc: 25th Inst. da CAN. CELLED, E. C. D.

HUSBAND, Hon, Secretary. A North My Granville, Block la of hereby Ground, Lot Withdrawn 9, in from Unity. Sale. O. FERGUSON.

PUBLIC NOTICES. WILE not be responsible for DEBTS in my name on and after this date. PERCY JOHN BRENNAN, 15 Bourke-st, Redfern, A GENTS, Bond, are Take Sold, Notice. and -My all my Cottages, other in Properties Fletcher-st, Withdrawn from Sale. J.

WALKER. A GENTS, Mosman, have been GYASCOTTE Sold by FLATS, Park Mesars. PIERCY ETHELL and CO. WILL NOT be responsible for any Debta contracted in my name without written authority from to-day. CHARLES KUFAL.

A more, is Note, Withdrawn my from Property, Sale. 66 W. Corunna-rd, Rae. Stan. 7OULD Contractors trading by name of Plaisted and Wrighton, please call at 201 Bulwarra-rd, Pyrmont.

Cottage, Kia-ora, Essex-st, Marrickville, a sold. M. L. Gibb. A GENTS.

ington, bas -Note, been my Sold. Business, J. 178 Palmer, KensGENTS. Take notice iny Property, Dolphin-st, Coogee, Withdrawn from Sale. Tom Murray, A drawn from Sale.

property at Florence Ettalong Mottram, Beach la Wahroonga. With. GENTS, Please Notice. -My Cottage in Oliver-st, Bexley, is Sold. W.

Cooper. A GENTS, Sands, and Note. -My Barker-st, Land, in is Roslyn E. Stubbins. A GENTS, Sydney-st, Take Marrickville.

L. have M. sold Stevenson. my Property, WITHDRAW my Property, Rocklands-rd, from all Agents bands. J.

Pennington, Wollst'craft A Lane GENTS, Cove, Take Notice. Sold. -My E. Shops, Butcher. Tram Terminus, are A has GENTS, been Sold.

Robert Cottage, Greer. 20 Clark-rd, Kogarab, TAKE from all NOTICE -I E. Withdraw E. Lyne Wisdom. Flats, Neutral Bay, Agents.

A GENTS, is Take Sold. H. W. Holmes, Farm, Bringelly. Lexington, RossOUR all Land in William-st, and Concord, McPhee, is Burwood.

Withdrawn from agents. Fragar A Hurstville, has Notice. been Sold. -My M. Property, and J.

Walshe. Tavistock-rd, PERSONAL AND MISSING FRIENDS. (Two lines (about 14 words), Saturdaye, -Sent letter Newtown P.0. My address 83 King William st, Fitzroy, Vic. R.0.0.

JOHN CHESTERTON, from London, please send address to Mr. FOSTER, 13 Park Rozelle, Sydney, P. win; please ZAKHARROW. send address. Arrived No.

steamer 1676, Marella, Herald. view 87, refined, good appearance, Herald. like meet Lady, matrimony. No. 370, PEEL (nee Wiseman), late of Catford, Sister Kate seeks news.

Write Mrs. CLARKE, Kissing Point-road, Ermington. H' any TURNER, person late knowing 185 his Glenmore-rd, address, kindly Paddington, communi- or cate with E. TURNER, 2 Fleet-street, Summer Hill. Do please come home soon to stricken son and husband.

Letter, G.P.O. 0. Scotsman, wishes to meet Scotch Lady, 30 ta view Matrimony. 221, Herald. MECHANIC homely like to Working correspond, Girl, view P.O.

to addresses Matriignored. No. 278, Herald. N' please "phone H.P., late Randwick Co-operative 930. Motor Society, -Working same place.

Do come and see me; particular. Frank. DEF. Widow, 42, R.O., wishes to correspond country Gentleman, view Matrimony. No.

306, Herald. RE Plymouth, CHARLOTTE New Zealand, HELENA RETFORD -Anyone of capable New ol giving information as to the existence of any issue of Charles Retford, last heard of at South Lockwood, near Sandhurst, Victoria, Farm Labourer, would oblige by communicating with Holdsworth and' Summners, Solicitors, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 8. LENNARD. formerly Canley Vale, pleas send address E.

Swyny, Pottie and Son, C'reagh-st. WIDOW, 40, view some Matrimony. means, like No. to 9403, meet Herald, hon. sober Matrimony.

43, like P.O, address honourable ignored. Man, No. 800, Herald. view WORKING MAN, about 32, 27, like view correspond matrimony. with Young D.G., Stark's News Agency, Picton.

persons witnessing accident 10 o'clock boat from Circular Quay, Sunday, Oct. 22, kindly mun. W. BEESON, 7 Broughton-st, Five Ways, Padd. 32, wishes meet over 40, some means, view Matrimony.

No. 213, Herald Office. TOUNG 24, small means, wishes meet resp. Young Lady, view matrimony. 840, Herald.

TOUNG GENT. wishes meet Young Lady, about 22, view matrimony; genuine. 1689, Herald. TOUNG Man, with means, refined, good address, would like to meet young lady, view matrimony. P.O.

addresa ignored. 9421, Herald. H. MILLAR'S RELIABLE AS PRIVATE THE BANK DETECTIVE OF ENGLAND. AGENCY, Consult me for Divorce, Inquiries, Investigations.

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'Phone, 8238. No. 6 Office, 61 A Crystal WATSON, Palace-chambers, THE A 500 City DETECTIVE, 794. AUSTRALASIAN INQUIRY BUREAU (Reg. Est.

16 years). Commended by leading Barristers and Solicitors. DIVORCE Evidence Collected. Persons kept under surveillance. Missing Friends traced Dictagraph Service.

Legal Agents, EXPERT male and female staff. Lowest fees. Privacy assured. 60 Castlereagh-st, nr. King-st.

B2971. Padd. 18. Branches, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth. CONSULT JACKSON (ex -police detective) all mattera, 1st floor, Imperial Arcade, nr.

Tivoli. 0. 3262. (400K'S Established 30 years. LOWEST CHARGES, ABSOWORLD.

WIDE DETECTIVE AGENCY. LUTELY RELIABLE WORK. Offices, Victoria Arcade, opposite Hotel Australia, Sydney. LOST AND FOUND. lines (about 14 words), Saturday, MALARINET and Kit Bag, lost Sat.

Windybank's Launch. Reward on return 148 -street, Stanmore, or Windybank's, Berowra. REWARD. -Lost, little Black Short -haired DOG (Bitch), Sunday week. HOTEL RAWSON, Georgestreet, Haymarket.

EY to F. OF J. SAFE HOOPER, DEPOSIT, Furniture No. 413, reward. Marcus Return Clark, Central Square.

OST, Thurs. afternoon, city, Brooch, design, 2 Turk. ish bullets, inser. Rew. Write, No.

1625, Herald. OST, Orange Sable Pomeranian. Reward. Moruya, William-st, Roseville. Telephone, J2086.

OST, Friday, Season Ticket, Green Enamel Vanity Case, Killara train. Rew. Norrie, Challis city. OST, Saturday, Boat -avenue, Umbrella, Finder please ret. to 188 Botany-rd, Mascot.

Reward. OST, Saturday, Dear Wahroonga Rly. Fox Terrier Dog. Rew. E.

Small, B'dary-rd, Wahroonga. OST, Oct. 9, Tan Bulldog, White ring around neck, White chest. Reward. 35 Wigram-rd, Glebe.

OST, Scotch Terrier DOG, North Shore Line; reward. Apply 'Phone, Wahroonga 916. OST, Diamond BROOCH, William or Park at, city: good reward. Hoddle, 109 Castlereagh-st. OST, Sunday, bet.

Narellen and Campbelltown, Bag Motor Cycle Tools; rew. Knight, Pennant-st, P'matta 08T, Saturday, Black Pomeranian Dog, answer Prince. Reward. 1 Booth-st, Balmain. W1348.

OST, Saturday. Black Satin Bag, contg. jewellery; hands. rew, Mulholland, George-st, Enfelo OST, between Manly and Manly Vale, pair Goldrind. Spectacles; rew.

5534 N'town. L1800 OST, Bag, Kensington Kinema Theatre, Sat. Theatre. night, cont. postal notes, letters.

Rew. Apply LOST AND FOUND. OST, WALLET, at or between Gladeville and Hyde, Monday. Finder rewarded. Ring Pet.

858. OST, Rosella PARROT. Finder return 17 BoundaryRedfern. Reward. OST, Child's BROOCH, Beryl, between Milson's Pt.

and Zoo. Reward. 25 Glen-st, Milson's Point. OST, Sun. afternoon, Cluster Ring, George-st, near King st, Raynor'a.

Rew. 15 Annandale-st, An' dale. OST, Riverside Park, Undercliffe, Saturday, Silver Wristlet Watch. Reward. 36 Warren-rd, Mckvle.

OST, Diamond Brooch, bet. Strand Pic, L'hardt, and Prospect, 17th. Rew. 3 Prospect-st, L'hardt. Sun.

night's train, Black Silk Bag, Gloves, Latchkey, Silver. Return 79 Redfern. OST. White CAT, black markings (female). Reward by applying 38 Cooper-st, Waterloo.

OST, Sunday night, bet. Presbyterian Oburch and St. Leonards small Leather Bag. Reward. J2818, OST, Silky Male Terrier, 19th Oct.

Reward. Detainer prosecuted. 10 Ethel-st, Erskineville. OST, Bay MARE, 15 hands, branded in half-circle. £1 reward.

O'Halloran, Woniora-rd, Hurstville. Hornsby Riwy. Green -atone Brooch; E. Fletcher, Atchison-st, St. Leonards.

OST, Lady' SHOE, in High-st, Kensington. Reward. Casa, bootmaker, South Kensington. OST, with Brisbane or Goulburn st, Lady's Gold WATCH Burry Chain; Hills. keepsake last 40 years, 123 Arthur.

street, Reward. OST, Black Draught GELDING, white on face, shows signs of work in front. Reward. GIFFORD. O' Riordan-street, Alexandria.

OST, green abt. wing and Kensington-road, crest. Summer Hill, CANARY, 85 Kensington-road. Reward. Finder please return.

LOST, bet. Diamond city and Wristlet Rangers-av, Watch, 1 diam. Cremorne, missing. Fri. £5.

Tokalon, Rangers-avenue, Cremorne. Reward Y2913. OST, between city and Mid. Harbour, 1 Pair Rimless SPECTACLES Case, Reward. A.

68 and 70 Wentworth-av, city. Clifton, OST, Thursday night, 5.58 train, Summer Hill first stop, SUIT CASE, containing baby clothes and dress. Reward. Ring U2500. EFT, Ander Cafe, King-st, Sydney, 4-diamond RING.

Will and return Miss Muleastor, c.o. Berry York-st, Sydney? Handsome reward. LOST, Lady's Sat. Cloak, last, fur bet. collar.

Lawson and Mt. Victoria, King-st, city. Reward. H. Primrose, 157 LOST, and Gold Lawson-st, BROOCH, Saturday between Mill Hill-rd, Ebleyafternoon; keepsake.

10 Lawson-st, Waverley. OST, from 200, Sunday, Bay Pony Mare, with winkers, branded in diamond over Scroll near shoulder. Reward. J2999. OST, Gold Wristlet WATCH, 4.80 and 6 o'clock, reward.

Saturday, Please bet. D'burst and Brasch's: keepeke; return 19 Richards-av, Moore Park. OST, yesterday morning, Crochet and Book of Supstreet; per reward. Cloth Edging, between Railway and KingApply 97 Fowler-st, Camperdown. LOSe.

Lady's Pitt-st Gold and Wristlet G.P.O., or Watch, via Monday Addison-rd evening, tram, initials A.C. Reward. Sargent's. Market-street. LOST Cold streets, Brooch, Sydney, round, or Pearls Pyrmont set in tram, Leaf, 23rd.

Pitt Re or ward. 16 Violet -street, Enfleld. OST, Dark OVERCOAT, with Belt, Ryde Extension tramline, near Creek. Reward returning to 80 University -street, Camperdown. LOCKET, Monday, bet.

city and Mosman, Round Golu OST, Photos. inside, keepsake. Reward. CAMPBELL, 144 Cowles-road. Mosman.

Y1515. Heart, from Kelso Brown Bakery, Brown Pony Mare, branded reward. also Mare, lump on cheek. Good 663 Parramatta-road. Leichhardt.

OST between King's Cross and Cronulla, Cameo Butcher, Bracelet, keepsake: King's reward. Apply Barden, Cross. OST, Monday on Neutral night, Bay WALKING Wharf, STICK, Circular Quay, 9 o'clock lame man. Reward. plain, belonging Apply OST, on 58 Ben Boyd-road, Neutral Bay.

MONEY Friday, and small DIAMOND BLAOK PURSE, containing PENDANT. £10 REWARD. Apply Mrs. VAUGHAN, Chelsea -street, Redfern. OST.

Parramatta one MOTOR road, LORRY between STARTING HANDLE. reward. Red. 1195. Nestle's Garage, Boronia -street, Redfern.

city and Homebush; EFT in Waverley Depot tram leaving Circular Quay "Lewis." at 8.50 a.m., Tuesday, two small Volumes by Reward on returning to Bedford, care Little and Mcllveen, 42 Castlereagh-st. OST. incl. -Left in Pharmacist's Railway Book. Tram, Monday night, Parcel, Reward.

W. H. ANDERSON, 109 Pitt-street, 'Phone, B6956. Sydney. OST, tralian on Sunday afternoon, at Dulwich Hill, Aus.

Terrier DOG, black and grey. Finder will 31 be rewarded by returning to Sir WILLIAM VICARS, George-street, Marrickville. OST, Canterbury Races, Gold Eversharp Pencil, in: tials M.J.R.; keepsake. Reward. M.

J. RANKIN, 401 Sussex-street. OST, L8075. in city, Reward MOTOR LORRY NUMBER PLATE, on returning to JAMES HARDIE and LIMITED, Delivery Manager, corner York and Wynyard streets, city. REWARD.

Edgecliff. Lost 2S, in envelope, between Rose Bay Paroo, Salisbury-rd, Rose Bay. REWARD, in full milk, branded Jersey LT Cow, over rope bar. around F. COLEMAN, Staples-street, Bexley.

REWARD square on near Bay MARE, shoulder, 2 branded white hind square on feet, 1 roan front leg. W. Drew, Oxford-st, Lidcombe. REWARD evening, -Left by Tennis schoolboy Racquet. in Dover-rd Apply 10 tram, Went- Saworth-st, Point Piper.

Telephone, Edgecliff 93. SILVER Watch, bet. Herring and Miller's Pt. Keepsake. Reward.

Reeffe, 25 Kent-st. SILVER Beresford-rd, and Strathfield Queensiand Riwy, Bean Match Reward. Box, Gibson, bet. 60 Went worth -avenue, city. 'Phone, 2356.

STRA shears on Bay neck, GELDING, star on about forehead, 14.2, one brand white like hoot pair back leg. bruise on fetlock, no shoes. Last seen Belmore. Reply FINN'S STORE, Wonfora-road, Hurstville. Reward.

Reward. Edmondton, Morrison-rd, G'ville Pomeranian Dog, 22nd Gladesville. WHITE COCKATOO, from 36 Albion city. £1 reward. WILL Person who had Diamond RING handed to George-street to-day please commun.

cate Mrs. Gill, Lynton, Landers-road, Lane CoveY Reward. WILL seat, young 7.30 Lady who found Field Glasses, case, on Dul. Hill to city tram, on Saturday morning, 21st, please return. Anxious.

Mrs. T. LANE, Mascott, 93 Silver-street, Marrickvillle. FOUND; Lewisham. TYRE TUBE.

92 Old Canterbury. FOUND, MONEY, particulars Oct. G. 22nd, Downes, Killara. P.O., Owner Gordon.

have FOUND, Edward A TERRIER, also other Dogs. Apply King Dogs' Home, Dowling-street, Waterloo. Crown- street tram. FOUND, Friday, Watch. near Nth.

Sydney Reserve, Lady's advt. Wristlet Owner have, payment Hilda, Bevege, Park-av. N. Bay. FOUND, BAY shoulder MARE, white streak down face, shoulder brand.

near in diamond, off over half-circle. Owner can have same by paying expenses. Apply F. Clay, Regent-st, Lidcombe. EICHHARDT POUND.

-Brown Pony MARE, no vis. brands, lame near hind leg. OF LIDCOMBE. at Lidcombe on the 7th of October, 1922, THREE BULL CALVES, from the Church of England Cemetery. If not release will be sold on the 26th Octo.

ber, 1922. Pound Fees and Damages, W. R. MAUNDER. Poundkeeper, Town Hall, Lidcombe, 24th October, 1922.

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FRUIT INDUSTRY. NEW ADVISORY BOARD. EXCESS PRODUCTION. The serious position likely to arise in the fruit Industry as the result of the production of fruit in the State, owing to large new areas planted. exceeding the demand, was the main question discussed at the frat meeting of the State Fruit Advisory Board, held yesterday.

The Under- Secretary for Agriculture (Mr. G. Valder) represented the Minister, who vas unable to be present. He outlined the functions of the board, and pointed out that the board was not a Government body, but board of the industry appointed to advise the department. The formation of the board had taken place as the result of several conferences.

The Federal Minister for Customs had had it forcibly brought before him that a large number of soldiers had planted areas of land which would soon be producing fruit on such 8 scale that it would be impossible to utilise it all locally. A national organisation of the industry WAS necessary. As the result of conferences rangements had been made for the formation of the Australian Fruit Board, the functions of which should include advising the Federal Government In regard to the administration of Acts and regulations pertaining to the export of and interstate trade in all fruits, including grading. standards of quality, and conditions generally. The State boards had been appointed to advise individual State Governments on all matters affecting production, manufacture, and instruction, In connection with the fruit industry.

Part of the work of the Board would be the conduct of an educational campaign, more particularly with regard to increasing the consumption of fruit, and to seek oversea markets for fresh, canned, and dried fruits. Mr. J. Heane, president of the Association, said a serious position would arise if something were not done. Growers were not cognisant of the necessity of organisation for pooling and export of fruit, and if they did not export it the position of the industry would be grave.

Mr. Rogers (representing the local tributors) said it was quite evident that the production had already overtaken the consumption, and they would have to look for markets elsewhere. He suggested that the Government might be called upon to assist in the way of subsidising dried fruit and canning factories. Mr. Valer: The Government is prepared to help, but it must have concrete suggestions placed before it.

In order to place the finances of the board on A definite footing, It was decided to place before the Minister the following resolution: "That in the opinion of this board the most desirable means of assisting the finances would be the imposition of an orchard registration fee." In this connection it was mentioned that there would be about 60,000 acres in the State sublect to the tax and with a minimum rate of and a maximum of per acre, this should return about £1500 per annum. Consideration of the question of exemption for non-bearing trees was held over. It was later decided that the board recommend that the amount of tax to be imposed on orchards should be per acre. EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN. Mr.

J. Heane was elected chairman and Mr. E. E. Herrod (secretary of the Fruitgrowers' Association) as secretary of the board.

Dealing with the question of an educational campaign in connection with the Industry, Mr. Case (Batlow) advocated following the example of Tasmania and Victoria in the direction of establishing packing schools with a view to standardisation of grading. The Commonwealth Government would certainly impose skilled packing as a condition of export. He the Government be requested to institute packing schools on the lines laid down in Victoria and Tasmania." The chairman: Go down to the market and you will see that many of the growers know nothing about packing, and do not care about it. We must have a set standard for the whole State with regard to packing.

At present every grower has his own standard, and uses the same brand for two or three classes of fruit. Mr. Polkinghorne (Leeton): The way the fruit is sent down to the markets is a scandal to the industry. Thirty per cent. of the fruit going into the market at the present time should never leave the orchards.

Mr. S. A. Hogg (assistant fruit expert) considered the motion an excellent idea. The present departmental officers, however.

would be unable to handle it. A special staff of packers would be required. The motion was carried. Mr. Such (GriMth) stressed the importance of education along the lines of teaching the consumer to use more fruit.

He suggested that advertising on the railways might be utilised for this purpose. Mr. Valder said the Government were lous to help the educational campaign, but they considered the growers should help themselves through the agency of the board. The chairman: We could use locally all the fruit we produce if the publio were properly educated to consume fruit. It was decided that the board strongly recommend to the Government the necessity for taking advantage of all avenues for giving publicity to the necessity for consuming fruit.

On the motion of Mr. Nicholson, it was this board favours the passing of logialation regarding the standardisation of fruit, and regards it as a matter of It was resolved on the motion of Mr. Polprepare general educational campaign to be kinghorne 10 that the secretary be instructed to submitted to the next board mecting. RAILWAY FREIGHTS. The question of railway freights for fruit was introduced by Mr.

Case, who suggested that the Railway Commissioners be asked to inaugurate a flat rate for single cases of fruit between station and station within the State. Mr. Polkinghorne said ho understood that the Commissioners had come decision to rea duce the freight on fruit. A sub-committee was appointed to go Intr the question of railway freights. The following were appointed to represent the board on the Australian Fruit N.

H. Case (fresh fruit), Mr. H. G. Such (dried fruit), Mr.

E. H. Polkinghorne (canned fruit), Mr. A. Nicholson (citrus fruit).

The chairman, the secretary, Mr. Nicholson, and the representatives of the manufacturers, exporters, and distributors (Mesars. T. B. Nossiter, J.

A. Cooper, and F. H. P. Rogers respectively) were appointed an executive to the board to act between meetings.

It was decided to ask the Minister for advance of £250 for the expenses of the advisory board, such amount to be recouped when the funds are available. CANNED FRUIT POOL. Mr. Polkinghorne outlined the negotiations which had taken place with regard to the proposed Federal canned fruit pool, details of which have been published. The whole matter.

he said, now hinged on what New South Wales would do. He stressed the fact that if there Were no pool this year 10,000 tons of fruit extra would go Into competition with the fresh fruit or be allowed to waste, Men In the canning industry would be thrown out of work and would add seriously to the unemployment problem. It was decided to give the four delegates t3 the Australian Fruit Council authority to port such action in the matter as they thought ft. DEAR SUGAR. Mr.

T. B. Noseiter (representing the mani facturers) pointed out the dimability under which the jam industry was labouring owing to the high price of sugar. He estimated decrease of 30 per cent. since 1913-14 In the consumption of jam owing to this factor, and he argued that the reduction of made recently would not affect the position.

It was decided on his this board views with disappointment the decrease in the price of sugar, as It affects the fruit Industry, not only from the manufacturers' point of view, but also from the householders' viewpoint." MEAT COUNCIL. N.8.W. REPRESENTATIVES. Stockowners In this State are pushing on with their part of the organisation planned at the recent Melbourne conference of meat interests to uplift the industry. Yesterday Messre.

J. B. Cramsie, Arthur Manning, and W. W. Killen were elected to represent New South Wales on the Australian Meat Counell.

The stockowners' six representatives on the State Board have already been elected. The frat meeting of the Australian counell will be held in Melbourne on November 8. The Minister for Customs will be chairman, and a -chairman will be elected by the council. All the States will be represented on the council. The meat companies are joining both the board and counell; but the stockowners will preponderate, As It is essentially a stockowners' organisstion.

It is anticipated that the Australian Counell will arrange for the sending of special representatives to the East. to London, And the Argentine, to inquire into and report on conditions. It is also probable that the council will arrange for propaganda on a largo scale abroad, for pushing on the sales of tralian meat. CLOSER SETTLEMENT. WAMBOYNE'S CLAIMS.

RAIL FROM WYALONG, (BY OUR SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE.) Rail connection between Wyalong and the admittedly highly fertile lands towards Monia Gap is not the only objective of the railway leagues in that enterprising town. From the west to the Lachlan they have turned with equal enthusiasm to the northward, and have championed the claims of Wamboyne for through service to Condobolin. The total length of such a line would be about 70 miles, and it is claimed that a level route can be selected with no grade exceeding 1 in 110. Even if it is found undesirable for financial and other reasons to link up the two towns at the outset, it is considered that there is a strong moral obligation, in view of past promises, to complete the first section to Wamboyne about 83 miles along the route. This was the case presented on Monday to Sir George Fuller and the Parliamentary party as they were convoyed under the leadership of Messrs.

George and Leslie Wilson through mile after mile of what Mr. Wearne quently classed as rich undeveloped lands, which had greatly impressed him. The tors were drat shown the results of the subdivision of the Blow Clear and Clear Ridge portions of the Lake Cowal Station. This is within easy carting distance of Wyalong, and about 40,000 acres have been cut up into areas averaging 716 acres. The men who took them up originally are, it was stated, still there, and this has helped to steady the decrease in rural population which has taken place elsewhere.

The transformation of grasing areas into wheat lands of tenfold productive capacity that has taken place in this locality can be repeated all along the line of the proposed railway. According to Agures compiled by the local railway league, within 12 miles each side of the suggested line there are 666,000 acres, a large proportion of which is suitable for cultivation. Excluding the settlers referred to, the number of land owners in this territory is 95, and thus the average holding is over 7000 acres in extent. The Crown lands comprised in this sphere of Influence total 100,000 acres, of which about 90,000 are affected by the Wamboyne portion. LAND FOR FARMERS' SONS.

There was no mistaking the heartiness and sincerity of the large gathering which welcomed the Premier's party at the public hall at Wamboyne. Holdings from miles around contributed their quota, and Condobolin, vitally interested in this ere line, was well represented, Mr. Samuel Wilson, who arrived in the locality 37 years ago, and grew the pioneer wheat crop in 1887, presided over the gathering. Mr. George Wilson (president of the Bland Shire) pointed out that the problem of placing farmers' sons best possible settlers--on the land could be solved, without sending them into unknown districts, by the construction of railway.

Holdings which now had to from 3000 to 5000 acres to provide maintenance for a father and his family could, as proved from the experience gained on the subthe division already visited by the party, supply needs of that farmer's sons when new homes had to be found for them. The beautiful undulating country which they had seen was, excellent wheat land, and should be used for that purpose. He referred to Lake Cowal as capable of that holding the all the navies of the world, and hoped Wyangala conservation scheme on the Lachlan was receiving the attention of the Ministry, as the lake was eminently suitable as a storage. Mr. Fitzgerald, one of the pioneer residents, said that at present they had to farm when their stock had been reduced by drought.

Under existing conditions they bad to cart wheat to Girral, 27 miles away, and they only grew it when forced to do so. The advice he had received many years ago not to BOW crop on land which bad less than 10 trees to the acre had proved to be correct, and the visitors could see for themselves that much of the country had twice that number of trees. The land for at least 15 miles further on was all of the same class as had been viewed on the way out from Wyalong. The Premier, who was enthusiastically recelved, said that he had been deeply 1m- pressed with the tremendous and boundless hospitality wherever the party had been. The had come, he considered, when the cry of time city versus country should cease, as each was essential to the other.

Much of the expenditure in the city, such as on the silos and wharves, was for the beneft of the primary of the Visits such as the present one were producer. greatest beneft to members of ment, especially those representing city constituencies, and some of them had told bim that they had learnt more about wheat during the last two days than ever before. "I hope the day will soon come," concluded Sir George, amid cheers, "when every farmer In this district will not be forced to cart bis wheat more than 10 or 15 Mr. Ball said that he proposed to Introduce bill this week for the constitution of public works committee, and the line asked for would be submitted to that committee for Inquiry and report. He armed that the construction of the North Shore Bridge was not likely to interfere with country development in any degree.

RAILWAYS IN ADVANCE OF SETTLEMENT. "I want the railways to be built ahead of settlement." declared Mr. Wearne. "It la no good for the Government to ask me to subdivide the estates without providing the new arrivals with reasonable access to market for their produce. It was not good policy to send out so many returned soldiers so far from railway and from water supplies.

Some of the boys have told me that they only have enough water to last till next Saturday." The two local members, Messrs. Flannery and Buttenshaw, also spoke. The latter explained that he came to the district early in 1897. Local farmers, he said, had grown oats Tit high, and bad harvested 10 to 12 bags of wheat to the acre. The district would become nighly productive with the advent of a Fallway, The chairman mentioned that the annual rainfall of the district was 17 Inches, of which about 10 inches fell in the wheat-growing SeasOn.

This was quite sumcient it the land was worked properly. The top-solf was about 10 inches deep, and there was very retentive subsoil 6ft deep, which enabled the crops to withstand a dry time. The average wheat yield was 15 bushels, and he had a crop now which would go 12 to 15 bushels, and WAS grown on land which had been fallowed. The rainfall during the present season was the sixth worst during the last 37 years, as indicated by his records. "I consider that the orange treca on Mr.

Sinclair's property at Lake Cowal East is unique. He has taken 2200 oranges off it in one year. Beat that if you can." Despite minor delays the party was able to accept the invitation of the Wyalong pality at afternoon tea, under the presidency of Dr. Shaw, the Mayor, and reached the station to board the special train soon after 5. An outstanding feature of the trip, which Involved motor-riding for over 300 miles in the three days, was the extreme care with which all the arrangements had been made, and the team work of all concerned.

Most of the cars in use were provided by local owners, and at every stopping place the residents endeavoured to ensure that the visit should not be easily forgotten. The universal wish pressed was that when next Sir George Fuller came to the district it should be by train. CITY CLEANSING. Mr. A.

White, president of the Master Retail Saddlers' Association, in A letter to the Editor, objects to proposal of the City Council to replace the borse-drawn vehicles used in the cleansing and maintenance departments by, motor tractors and sweeping machines. says there 18 no Assurance that the 'cost will be 1058, nor is there any certainty that the new scheme will he better supervised than the prement system. Except for heavy haulage and long runs horsedrawn vehicles are more economical than motors. adds that many users of motor power' in America are reverting to the hores for the sake of economy. SHADOW BANDS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. statement in issue of Thursday re shadow bande being "only visible during toillity of makes me wonder what the shadows that were visible in Mores were. It is quito unnecessary for me to state that that eclipse wha not total at this town. Garab, 30 miles away, was the nearest point to Moree, where it was total, still in this town at the senith of the eclipse succession of shadows passed over the houses and streets that resembled to me an effect similar to what one would expect if windmill was revolving in front of a light, the shadows were pointed, and to me appeared to travel from north -east to 8-west. Hoping that this Information may be of some use to science.

I Moree, Oct. 24, SHADOW..