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Newspaper
Blackheath Bulletin
Location
Blackheath, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 08, 1931
Page
4
Nera captured the Laut Stroke title in a golf and ski themed event, edging competitors in a rare cross-discipline contest held on a single course. The victory highlighted Nera's consistent precision across both sports.
The focal Preabyluriane will host a reception in the Church Mall on Monday night. All are invited to attend the gathering hosted by the Moderators and the Whites TAY group after a morning service at the Peesby turtan Mhwveh.
The article chronicles holiday events including a charity dinner hosted by Manager Cantor with Miss Dagnacl and Miss Rogers in attendance. It notes a Christmas program with games, a boxing pay, tennis tournament, a fancy dress ball, and numerous guests from Waverley and Napier. The report highlights appreciation for Cantor and the staff, and mentions the festive atmosphere across the community.
A community gathering titled Night of Merriment at the Hebukah Lodge featured notable attendees including Mise Redan and feria Wolf. The program listed prize winners and attendees with various local figures mentioned in attendance.
A Hastings letter from Lithgow's Smit Army Factory manager urges speeding the daily paper train from Katoomba to Lithgow to cut arrival time from 9:15 to 8:80 am. The proposal claims benefits for workers residing in Katoomba or Blackheath, costing little and improving morning access. It calls on Railway Commissioner Cleary and local representatives to press the change.
A damaged OCR fragment references interment and various names and initials. The legible portions include a burial or memorial context with unclear personal details and affiliations. No coherent events or dates are extractable from the readable text.
fragmented text describes Memorial Park events and the public mood around a swimming poll and gatherings. mentions concerns about rendexvuns, daily routines, and the impact on families. unclear details but indicates community activity and anxiety.
A Tuesday night event at Oddtellawe honored Mrs N Dehiwy for over forty years of devoted service. The party featured a lighted tribute as attendees praised her generous work and remembered her birthday.
An updated timetable outlines travel to Sydney with arrivals and departures across days including Saturday and Sunday. It notes ticket savings on select trains and mentions return validity until Monday with specific departure times and stations referenced in a dense, data heavy format.
A local Presbyterian fete opened yesterday afternoon at Chuck Wall, featuring a series of prelately themed events. Despite scattered reports of hogs in the area, organizers pressed ahead with the program and invited public attendance.
Despatches show postal service hours from Monday to Saturday with arrivals and departures and a money order savings bank schedule. Telephone service details and post office facilities listed with fees and annual rates.
Mr Bluett explains the wage tax exemptions under the Eight Hours Amendment and how earnings affect tax. He cites weekly, daily, and hourly rates with examples, notes no tax for one day at 15 shillings, and discusses unemployment relief and government funding conditions. He addresses whether tax can be deducted from workers under federal relief and the repeal of the rationing clause in the industrial architecture amendment act.
In a regional meeting the Hawkesbury Federation urged a motor highway from Sydney to the Blue Mountains via Yarramundi Polls, Windsor, Richmond and Aulevil Weal College. Proponents claim the route would cut travel time, boost settlement and open land for development, though cost and engineering grade issues remain.
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