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Public notice seeks a smart boy for office work. School preferred but not essential. Apply at this office.
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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 29, 1942
Page
1
Public notice seeks a smart boy for office work. School preferred but not essential. Apply at this office.
An auction notice for Wednesday at 2 pm by Elder Smith & Co Limited invites entries for 300 mixed sheep. The Greenbushes community thanks Mr Allen, Miss J Nevill, and others for a successful concert at the Town Hall aimed at funding a cow for milk for the children.
An afternoon program at Bowling Green on Saturday May 20 features trophy presentations in support of the Prisoners of War Fund. All invited to attend.
The public is informed that from May 30, 142, Mr C W Hammond will retire from the business and Mr J A Eddy will continue as manager for United Press Led. All pre May 30 1982 accounts are payable to Mr C W Hammond and may be posted to P O Box 149 Bridgtown or paid to his Bank of New South Wales account in Bridgtown. All claims prior to May 8 1942 should be rendered to Mr Hammond at the stated address.
Winners of Bridgetown Bowling Club fixtures will receive trophies in a Sunday afternoon event. Afternoon tea will be served, with proceeds supporting the Prisoners of War Fund. An invitation is extended to all local residents to attend. Aluminium Appeal urged households to donate scrap aluminium to Road Board offices as part of a national drive amid wartime shortages.
Mrs Catherine Ann MacKinnon an aid and respected resident of the district died at Bridgetown hospital on Monday aged 30 born Geelong Victoria married at 12 years lived in Western Australia 42 years. Survived by son Charles Archibald and daughter Gladys Marion. Funeral held Wednesday at Methodist church Bridgetown with Rev H W Farman officiating remains interred in Methodist portion. Pallbearers named T Graham P Gray A Flintoff W Toyer.
Floral tributes and messages poured in from many families and friends including Archie, Rhoda, and children, plus clubs and individuals in Bridgtown and Hilton. The weekend featured a Red Cross prisoner of war relief golf event attracting 62 players and over eight pounds for the fund, with mixed foursomes won by Mrs Knowles and Sutter at 36 points.
A wired mattress bedstead offered by Roe Sala is new and ready for immediate acceptance. The office will inspect items for sale and confirm details.
A historical reflection defines social progress as humanity's advancement and fair treatment for workers across sectors. The piece notes varying methods of progress and compares its development across different countries while noting wartime alliances.
In Bridgetown the Next Britannia Cafe area experiences phone installation limits under wartime rules. Clients are asked to visit by eight each morning or arrange appointments, with hours extending to before eight then later. The notice specifies Bridgetown as the location and mentions a strict daily timetable.
Bridgetown opened hockey season with a 3 2 victory over Fardee in bright sun on Sunday. Joan Wilkins, Lewis McKinavon, and Evelyn Henderus scored for Bridgetown as a lively contest unfolded with good teamwork on both sides. Umpire Mrs McKelvie officiated and a postmatch tea concluded the match. Next Sunday Bridgetown travels to Deanowil.
A brief note appears to ponder the best approach to advertising needs in the local Bulletin, urging attention to terms and selection of services for secure, optimal results.
A meeting of Manjimup retailers urged a gradual easing of the drapery and footwear rationing regime to curb panic buying. They agreed on new shop hours from 2 pm to 5 30 pm on weekdays and shortened Saturday hours, valid until rationing ends, with arrangements for account payments. A second item notes Colombia establishing depots to receive wild rubber for domestic use and export. A national broadcast quotes Mr P J Carey, MLC, arguing for freedom and people’s rights in the broader struggle between liberty and totalitarian control.
A brief promotion urges readers to place buying or selling needs in the Fults, promising to secure the best results. It emphasizes advertising as a quick path to reach local buyers and sellers through the newspaper.
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