Uralla notes and financial reflections from the district meeting
The Uralla column covers an athletic association’s decisions, a hall event, Q C qualifying tests at Uralla Public School, and local civic notes. It lists committee members, subscriptions plans, and a proposed £10 Easter Handicap over thirteen work days, plus personal updates and banking market commentary.
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Cme
J. G. Eather
T. C. Erage
W. Athlesic
Reed
Relsiere
The
Teague
Alemdar
N.S_W
Queeneland
Victoris
Ben Daves
J. L. Exther
Nea
Geo. Gowe
Mr. M. Power
Narseioak
C. G
Amy Stust
Miestella
Roberts
Mrs. Quinn
Maeter
Hixon
Comnet
Rayrie Hobson
Uralla
Uae
Nee Air
K Serrant
Mises Annie Leaman
Mary Leamon
Muriel Browning
D. Emith
L. Pearson
Gren
George Park
Airlie
Bendemeer
the Roste
Salisbury House
Tranls
Edith Leamon
Vba
Glen Inneg
W. G. Nixon
Snowy
Tralla
Fridar
Q.C
Exchange troubles shift Australian trade and English mills
The article discusses exchange difficulties faced by English manufacturers and Australian buyers during the war period. It notes slumps in securities, rising costs for wholesale and retail firms, and a shift in export patterns as Australian buyers delay accepting shipments. Banks and firms struggle to meet obligations, with liquidity pressures from London. The piece hints at a future rebound tied to harvests and potential wheat export readiness.
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Joseph Fubnae
Sone
Bettis
Engii
Pia Rg
Australia
Andie
Fagintaspulte
Pont
London
Yunis Teo
Lange Alocks
Liquor Referendums Fold to Trade in Three Regions
Reports show three referendums on liquor in Victoria Queensland and Scotland favoring trade with sizable margins. Victoria saw continuance gain broad support while reduction and no license options drew smaller totals. Queensland favored state control with substantial votes for continuance and prohibition. Scotland generally backed the trade with the United Prohibitionist effort in Bemste noted as defeated. New York meanwhile approved legalising light wines and beer by a narrow margin. The ad promotes Dr Sheldon s Digestive Tablets as a remedy for digestive issues.
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Victoria
Queensland
Scotland
Collan
Duction
Allanon
Eyetorn
Taber Portes
Queenland
Bemste
New York
Notable Remark on Global Living Costs in Sydney Speech
Mr Storey spoke at a consular function in Sydney asserting that despite troubles New South Wales was among the cheapest countries to live in. He cited Sharland's role and referenced Sea Chip and Chimcalote stores in his remarks.
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Storey
Health Board Advises On Beating Summer Heat
In the heat, experts urge light clothing and light meals, with the main meal in the evening. Suggest cold baths or showers to cool down, and caution against overheating. Include practical tips from officials amid the clamor of summer days.
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Board OF Health
Vera
Gundie
Diarrhoea Threatens All Ages Warned
The notice warns that diarrhoea is a serious threat to people of all ages and stresses early treatment. It promotes Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable and effective, claiming it can prevent severe outcomes if given promptly and is pleasant to take and sold widely.
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Commonwealth
Bank of New South Wales
Capitel
Stock Exchange
Hawke
Celine
Bach
Apy Investments
Richardson & Co
Armidale
Morgan & Co
Hilligrove
Co-Operative Motors Ltd
Motor & General Engineers
Coachsmiths
Wolseley
Ford
Fordson
Oakland
Dunlop
Goodyear
P.O. Box
Fisher
George-Street
Sydney
Sea
C.parkiss
Bundarra
Urea
Kingatown
Ager
Dumeresq
Gostwyck
Guyra
Purkiss
Rink
Victoriou
BUICK
Royal Automobile Club of Victors
Buick Gars
Automobile Club of Australia
Automobile Club of
Brisbane
Aw’s Motor Garas Beardy-street
Armidals
Ork
Elliott
Hillgrove
Tyringham
Dorriga
Dorrigo
McAvoy
Salatieinay
Tyringhay
Wollomombi
Youroonah
Ebor
Bernani
Rom Dorrigo
T. Ploughman
Heirdresses
L & Jones
Alf
Armidale - Hempsey
CO. G. Nott. Munro Bros
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Essex Motor Cars
Essex
S Wear
Brisco
Foyer Wares Roca Eigen
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T. Lambert
Beecham
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