29 Jun 1954
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1954
Page
1
Fragmentary lines discuss guidance for improvement and a call to redevelop the district. The text references future vision, neglect, and the need for a better plan to move forward. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are readable.
An excerpt notes that under Article 413 of the Universal Postal Convention the minimum size for international and overseas mail is 4 by 3 inches with a mistyped 4 by 24 and warns that envelopes smaller than 4 by 24 inches will not be used after July 1986.
The auction saw Wool bales and Thesenna consignments compete heavily. Top price reached 1482 4 for wethers while overall bidding remained strong amid lively competition at the sale location in Yass and nearby districts.
A report details chairs for sale including Miniature Chair 40/6 and Living Room Chair 56/0 at shops in Ulladulla. It also covers hospital board measures on overdue accounts and a charitable effort to aid children, plus a debutante procession with Janet Coles and other young women in Victorian attire and bouquets.
Fragmented local notes recount unrest over wartime deliveries in Nowra, with a worried crowd and a wary Woman recalling past disruptions. The piece references railway and shipping delays, public anxiety, and political pressure as authorities pledge to restore service.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event or identifiable entities. The readable portion offers no clear persons organizations places or dates to anchor a factual summary.
A crowded catalog of ladies skirts and fabrics with multiple colors and styles. Items include tartan, overcheck, pleated and knife-plaited designs in grey, blue, green, black, and other shades with various sizes and price markers. The text resembles an old textile advertisement with many garbled brand-like names and prices.
The text lists consumer tips from the Department of Agriculture on selecting towels focusing on weave strength comfort and laund rbility and notes council plans to provide water supply and housing schemes while mentioning ministerial permission and potential mushroom cooking guidance.
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