Public Meeting Backs Ambulance Service Move
A Wollongong district meeting urged immediate steps to establish an ambulance service for Armidale and surrounding areas. Speakers included Mayor Miley and John Julian, with notes on costs, funding from the NSW Transport Board, and a temporary hostel for a superintendent, as plans called for two to nine vehicles and a dedicated building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnllweinem
Dla Werk
Chilelle
Me. S.C. Wilson
Messes. Draper
P. Cooper
A. Gray
J. Roger
Ube Railway
Wid
Veringham
Talian
Ahak Ib
Dauftun
Uskald
Wollongong
Jaheen
N.S. W. Transport Bord
Pha
Sheugll
Oni
Tamworth
Thery
Julian Sais
Aken
Corsa
Armidale
New England
Julian
N.S.W. Transport Board
Ivo Everingusm
Toowoomba
Canon Filey
Tate
Farewell for Mr and Mrs Haynes in Aberfoyle district
A community gathering at Aberfoyle Hall honored Mr and Mrs Haynes for long service in social and public life. Speakers praised Mrs Haynes 21 years as telephone operator and both as vital district volunteers, presenting a gold bracelet for their granddaughter and a wallet with £54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberfoyle Hall
G. H. Waynes
A. I. Srusier
Haynes
Aberfoyle
Mod
Cheter
John Brazier
Buyers
Barnes
J. Bennett
Brazier
Progress Association
Hornaree
Maynes
W. Brazler
Waynes
Progress Ageoelasion
Armidale Hospital
Poullmer
Faulkner
Aberforle
Ara Uwe
Maida Vale Cheese Factory Ltd Holds Extraordinary Meeting
An extraordinary general meeting of Maida Vale Cheese Factory Ltd was held in December to discuss a letter from the late manager Mr Sheppard. The meeting considered selling the factory with a prospective buyer. a majority supported entreating the sale while an amendment deferred consideration pending further representation from shareholders.
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Maida Vale
Malde Vale
Sheppand
Cie
P. A. Wricht
McGarthy
Manchester Unity Loap race day at Woolloomombi
Rain hindered transit but crowds joined in events at Woolloomombi. A M Rae's Secret won the opening handicap while M Rae's Speed On and Beware led in other races. The Day featured 120 and 220 yard sprints, throwing events, four mile teams, and ladies' races with visitors from Armidale Hillgrove and Bundarra.
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Manchester Unity Lo.o.p
Woollomembi
Wal
Ollind
A. M'Rae
A. Burnelt
Rogehaw
M‘rae
A. J. Gundy
T. Halloran
T. Williams
Gundy
J. M'Werters
T. Diamond
Simmons
Tiret
R. Cox
F. Dunne
Everett sports day draws 350 to 400 crowd and prizes
Everett event attracts between 350 and 400 attendees with prizes distributed across six track events. Sid Erwin wins box No 4 in raffles, Jack Sisson of Brockley takes box No 2, and S Paulkner claims the fat sheep prize weighing 420 pounds.
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Everett
E. Bunning
H. Burey
W. B. Draksen
Transfers of properties in Armidale District at Thursday meeting
At a Thursday Armidale district meeting the Armidale PP Board announced transfers of numerous properties. Names include Adee Boumalla Hye B. Holm, Cunnawarra Clarke J. Kiefer Hall and others transferring to various grantees such as A Ridgewell Dorothy Grill Kies M O D Grilia and Gill. The list covers properties across several localities including Armidale Sandon Aberfoyle and Gort with multiple buyers and lenders noted.
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Armidale
Armidale PP
Te Adee
P. Boumalla
Gi Hye B
Holloway
A. Gkapinka
Attac
P. Cunnawarra
Clarke
J. Kiefer
Hall
Buniarra
Bardinge
Jord
A. Ridgewell
p.Armidale
Sandon
P. Cannon
Kies M. O'D. Grilia
HW. Johnson
L.J. Johnson
Pf. Baker
E Hardings
WN. Chapman
A. E. Barry
Seana Parkes
Hawes
H. Dowe
B. B. Moore
P. Baker
Hardinge
G. Chapman
E. Barry
P. Anning
Bandon
Jessie Browning
E. T. Williame
P. Winton
Inglis
Gort
Savings Bank
H. CG
Batterham
Four Year Old Boy Fractures Spine at Parra Imatis Baths
William Currie aged four of Granville fractured his spine after diving from the edge of Parra Imatis baths into shallow water. He was recovered unconscious and admitted to hospital in a serious condition.
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William Currie
Granville
Parraimatis Baths
England Opposes Prohibition Echoes in Sheffield Mail
The Sheffield Mail argues temperance advocates err by praising American Prohibition. It contrasts America's legal ban with England’s steady sobriety, noting crime did not greatly rise and most Britons remain sober while U S prohibition fueled secret drinking.
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Sheffield Mail
England
United States
America
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Vita-Lick touted as essential for sheep health in rain
A 1934 Sydney letter from Vita-Lick Ltd promotes Vita-Lick as the best medicated lick for sheep, detailing improved condition in dry and rain seasons. Overseer H. B. Williams reports three thousand lambing ewes on dry feed showing no compaction and thriving after Vita-Lick, while six hundred growing ewes benefitted from more frequent changes in temperature. The firm offers a free booklet on insuring wealth of sheep.
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Flick
Sirauiere
Inverell
Mes
Vita-Lick Ltd
Kent Street
Sydney
Vitelick
Vita-Li
H. B. Williams
Sydnay
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Grey
8. C. Wilson
Julia
Canary
Everingham
District News
G. AL Haynes
Sheppard
Menzies
Jill
Lince
Ftory
Pew
Bush Nursing Association
Bor
Cal
Broxner
MLA
Messie
P. A. Wright
C. A. Shes
Dorrigo
Evor
Guy Fawkes
Ebor
E. Halloran
A. Paint
G. M'Ras Hod
L. W. Dureess
Danas
Niet
Cueweess
Goldfelawa
Hillgrove
Bundatra
Dist
G, M
Bro. Hennessy
Duodarra
Coldfellowship
G.M
Bro
A. Chapman
Temarks
H. Sloggett
M.C
P.O
Sauer
J. WM. Mullen
B. Snow
A. M'Clenaghan
Lis
Curtis
Berlie
Worl Eceker
Australia
Bonham IL
Litas
Uralla
Gramaphones
Tophar
Harmony LE
Beardy Street
Braunds
Belter
F. Braund & Co., Ltd
P.O. Box
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