Baby Health Centre Progress Report June
Progress notes for June from the Baby Health Centre describe visits by the Director General of Public Realm and Sister 4. The report records babies weighed, new cures enrolled, meals given, and daily attendances across age groups under 1 year, under 2 years, and under 3 years.
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Public Realm
Gente
Guntre
Your
Ander
Gesmre
Yosr
Penn
Algthets
Sieter
Centre attendance unclear as text floods with garbled OCR
Fragmentary report from Rye and nearby areas notes attendance figures at a centre with references to mothers, sisters, babies and various age groups. The readable bits are insufficient to determine clear events, dates, or outcomes.
CWA the Wik Boor Apologises for Delayed Draw
The CW A Boorows apologises for delays in the ticket draw for a suit valued at 1 and a picture valued at £1. The event on March 1 at the Corniys produced limited returns. Mr Wilinson and Ms Hoeford were asked to arrange staking and drawing, with Mr Colin Carroll named winner of the suit and Pratik Norsiy winner of the picture. The transfer will occur by afternoon.
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Boor
Wilinson
Qnion Bank
Ms. Hoeford
NSW Dank
Page
Colin Carroll
Pratik Norsiy
Stevenson
Boorows
Baby Health Centres and Mothers Welfare in New South Wales
The article discusses Baby Health Centres in New South Wales and the role of midwives and nurses in supporting healthy births. It notes widespread participation, with thousands of mothers using the centres and praising the services provided for infant care and maternal health.
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Erother
Biby
New South Wales
New South
Returned Soldiers League forms training drive
A meeting at the War Memorial outlined the Returned Soldiers League sub-branch training plan. Major L. Williams presided as area officers urged volunteers to prepare for any duty in the crisis, detailing drills, defense, police, and fire control roles and promising weekly exercises at Beal grounds, with medical exams to follow.
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War Memorial
Prugent
Suie
L, Willhems
J. Comerford
B Gorham
Ey Bowler
W. Keefe
Kennedy
L. O'Connor
J. Silk
Am Sigley
Hy Howser
W. Hyde
A. Elkins
G. Mewhurn
Pe Bowler
F. Bloemin
P Downey
B. Jake
J. Boyd
D. Perks
W.‘Mectin, K Greig
J. Bourke
L. L. Williams
Bf.c. Secord
Coomand
Komodo
Wool Appraisements Begin in August 1761 Trade Prepares for Wool Auction
A July 1761 report notes the new wool appraisement season to start soon with wool arriving in stores and preparations underway for handling the task ahead. It mentions the 105% retention money and equalisation dividend to raise appraised prices to the target, as British Government purchases set the base.
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Schute Dell Bedgery
Seexon
Gsat
A Message From The Minti For Agriculture
A London style address by the Minister for Agriculture argues for the Marketing Board in main poultry markets. He praises the board, notes three votes on its future, and urges continued support while defending its role in primary product marketing.
Annual Police Ball Thrives With Visitors From Nearby Towns
The Annual Police Ball held Friday evening drew attendees from surrounding towns. Organisers credited dancers and helpers for a successful event with a banquet, fancy tables, and celebrations. Proceeds totaling 206 pounds 1 shilling 1d will be split between the local O.W.A. and Buryow hospital.
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Wieldone Ophlant
Haould
Hina
Che Breseh Wien
Grogan
Gonms
Condinble Hall
Bend
Sersvent Malorio
Gd Bi. Acehie Govtiash
Jean MacPherson
Aden
Tos
Coffen
G.W.A
Brouch
Het
Legion
Tvmbor
Eveninie and No. 48 Was Her Lucky Easy Wae Hele Ly Mico
Irie Mitel
B. J. Ryan Mave
Meare Greig
H. Hins
W. Thampeon
2. Caneldy
O.w.a.bsoxewn
Buryows
Accidents Still Wrecking Homes In Tree Age Task
The piece notes ongoing accidents wrecking homes and deaths linked to fog and weather, urging steady driving and caution. It emphasizes reduced speed, careful weather awareness, and consistent road behavior to prevent tragedies affecting families and communities.
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Rome
Tad Uist
Worms Threaten Health Through Common Infections
The article explains multiple worm types, chiefly stomach and thread worms, how they damage the body if untreated, and the need for remedies. It notes a long-standing preparation labeled Dead Shoe Vellets and emphasizes its efficacy, describing it as a prepared remedy with a speedy, digestible form.
Wool grower shares scheme to sell interests
Fragmentary ad notes a wool grower group in Sydney NSW offering shares in a wool venture with government tie ins. It mentions distribution next week and local drapery pickup for sale items. The fragmented text references brokers, terms, and a warning that bargains may not last long.
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Ili
9 Tie Wal
Oe Brits
Ce-Aaten
Rabbit skins cheaper as market slips in Sydney report
A garbled July 17 Sydney market note shows Rabbit skins prices moving down across grades with declines from 24d to 4d per lb in some lines and several pelts and skins listed with varied shifts. Damaged text limits full clarity but indicates overall softening in fur and tannery trades.
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Wineacombe Garson Ted
Sydney
Sedmmcke
Asia
Will of Archbishop Kelly Names Gilroy Executor Aid
The will of Archbishop Michael Kelly of Sydney, who died March 5, leaves an estate valued around £570. He appoints Norman Thomas Gilroy, then Auxiliary Archbishop, as executor and requests assistance from him in probate and arrangements. The document, witnessed by A W M dApice and King of St Michael's, was dated May 1 and states readings in the name of the divine life.
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Gilroy
Scly Bamescnry
Kelly
Sydney
Mir Waa Mile
Maxey
Michael Kelly
Archishop
Cleney
Archiancp Kelly
Peru
Norman Thomas Gilroy
Australian Red Cross funds aid misread plea
A garbled report describes £10,000 and 220000 Australian money linked to a donation to the Australian Red Cross. The message mentions sending funds via Britain and a homey arrival in Condon before Marshal Retain concludes the mission, with funds reportedly on the way back to Australia.
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Mellbourne
Prumea
Preach Red Cross
Condon
Marshal Retain
Anutrstin
Reid's Flat Red Cross Officers Elected
The onowel raetinar of the above was held on Sethday 6th nbtab when the following officers were elected President Mrs Iluy Webster Secretary Mia A K Morin Treasurer My P Ry Balgowan The Jinksnesshoot reveals the branch had raised ast on £70 Bruce auction will be field in sugar Mr and Mrs W Roche and Jemmy have left Corwra and are now residing on their charion TM property Glengarry Bel d's Plat
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Iluy Webster
Soepstaryis
Mia A. K. Morin
Teescurer
My. P. Ry Balgowan
Shu
Wight
Bruce Auction
Ugar
Income Tax Returns Due for Year Ended June 30
The notice directs all taxpayers with income during the year to file returns with the Commissioner of Taxation by July 1. Returns must cover wages, salaries, bonuses, rent, dividends, and other earnings, with penalties for late filing. The form must be completed and tax due accounted, including unemployment and other deductions. Land tax notices from the Federal Commission are due by late August, with assessments for properties valued at 54,000 or more.
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Teantion
Gepmink
Anidight
Otice
Sydney
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