Correspon dents Moruya Me J Maatete to holiday week
Moruya reports an extended holiday period for manager J Maatete of Bim Diwhis with notice of potential hire arrangements. Amid scattered notes there is mention of Hart the bayhind abalion manager and various local names linked to events, meetings, and upcoming homestead hiring. The fragment outlines a busy scene of preparations, travel, and social notices around Moruya with references to residents, public meetings, and parade-like activities.
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