Twelve Months Operations of the Repatriation Department
A review of the departments operations for the year ending March details totals of applications for assistance and employment, completions of training by state, and the number of men in training or employed. It notes 16 006 total cases, 10 806 approved, with 3 753 pending at end March, plus vocational training registrations and employment figures across New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia Tasmania and Victoria.
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Department of Repatriation
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australis
Western Australis
Tasmania
Wew South Wales
Victory
Lend
South Australia
Atralis
Tasmanis
Wit Department
Thia
Imall
Capel Notes and Local Events in Brief from Prom Our Correspondent
Capel hosts a Stirling Drainage Board meeting and a Capel Hall Dance to raise funds. A Church of England Bazaar with Mr Wilson, supervisor of local Repatriation Committees, visited Capel to clarify new front-line regulations. Rain totals to May showed a drought easing with recent heavy falls, signalling ploughing to begin. A Bridge drive at the Dyers' residence drew twelve players with eight being ex-teachers named Eanes, with the Dyers topping both divisions and providing a dainty supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling
H. D. Dyer
E. M. Dyer
Greenbushites In Francs Recalls Wartime Chats
A Herald representative spoke with Mr W Strike on Thursday about local wartime figures. Tales ranged from supper plans and a roast chicken price to pursuing Billy Taylor, who was two miles away, as news arrived that Germans broke through. Fred was wounded on his way home, Phil Nichols hoped to join the forces despite height limits and a cucumber like appearance in battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Pozietes
Billy Taylor
Sor
Australia
Fred
Phil Nicholls
Qurly
Phil
Handy Food Co advert promises ready cooked luncheon dainties
Handy Food Co at Stephen Street Banbury advertises beef and pork sausages for breakfast and cooked meats made on the premises under hygienic conditions by experienced workmen. Notices for advertisers: casual ads accepted up to 9 30 p m on Tuesdays and Fridays for the next issue. alterations to standing advertisements by 5 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Food Co
Stephen Street
Banbury
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Bunbury’s
Wie Street
H. Johnson
the Rose Hotel
Bunbury
L. OC
Illinqworth, Proprietae
Perth
Shaftesbury
Otel
Wellington
Victoria Street
Baling UP Hotel
W.A
Propststoe
Fred Hancock
Court House
Ernie J. Eyles
Shippe
Busselton
Harry Fitzmaurice
Nannup
Farmart
Union
Maeve la
Omalloran
Bohemia Hotel
Murray Street
A. J. Tonney
Wagin and Dumbleyung
Royal Hotel
W. H. Jones
Savoy Hotel
Capel
Prince of Wales Hotel
W. L. Marsh
Proprietor
Prince
Boyanup
Bussetton-Bridgstown
Arthur Clarke
A.lf
North Greenbushes
Harvey Weir
Orange Groves
Harvey Hotel
E. Hurley
York and Yarloop
Brunswick Hotel
Kelly
San Be
Iuel’s
Fou
Fos
Rortie Pais Samuel
Stee Een
Gtries Dervets
Trsmartas
J. G. Baldock & Co. Ltd
Metters
Westral
Wilson and Johns
Seeda
Mount Lyell
Cumming Smith
Sharples
Baltic
Northern Fire Insurance Company
Binder
Baldock
W. d. Fist
MR. Fist
Aes
W. J. Fist
Bairds’ Arcade
Bunbury Butter Co., Ltd
M. J. Kelly Royal Mail
Co. & H. Locke
Golden West
Furniture Manufacturers
Comsmunwealll Board of Fire Underwriters
Rose Hotel
Bob Gilmour
Bank of Health
Union Beer
Chas. G. Johnson
Lyric Theatre
Henry Wills & Co
Fremantle
Consianco
J. L. Hithersay
Prince of Waves
George & George, Dray Nanmup
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