Notice of Voluntary Liquidation and Proof of Debt
A notice from Marais Bell & Partners Solicitors announces the voluntary liquidation of a company and invites creditors to send their names and addresses by a specified date. It explains the process for proving debts and states that non‑compliant creditors may be excluded from distribution. The document lists involved parties and instructs on how creditors should respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iain Dooce
CNEL
Marris
BELL
Manda
Tony EU
Tatiana Ad Dersler
Pannazy
Te Marais & Phl
W.& “Besarihe Ligudator
Cauras
Raids From China Report On Sino-Japanese Action
General Ruswell describes raids on a power plant at Koger Taie-Chinw on January 15. Bombs damaged railway communications and illuminated targets. ships and lights were destroyed. Mitchells sweep eastern South China while Japanese medium bombers attack dawn. The item lists damaged materiel, casualty notes, and a salvage sale notice for damaged motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Ruswell
Hospital Trainees Recruitment Discussed at Board Meeting
January 19 report from Innisteli Hospital Board notes efforts to recruit trainees for hospitals. The Secretary and Deputy Director discuss contacting State Rural School CWA and local authorities to secure educational support, with debate on trainee wages, training needs, and the role of an Advisory Committee to boost trainee intake and retain staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enwisfam
Viremia
CWA
Ard Labour
Privanening
Synpower
Presni
Fation
Cr Onnel
Ols Bodiax
Mel
Innixtall
Batchelor
Vy Cietmatter
Assiss SK Pape
Carmmilier Ibe
LR Marvell
Medicel Superin
Molina
Walked Off Job Sparks Board Meeting Controversy
A disrupted weekly notice discussion centers on a worker’s walkout at an institution. Chairman Mr Batchelor and secretary Mr Page clash over preventive actions and possible firings as the board contemplates disciplinary measures and staff retention. Different views emerge on hospital duties and employment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neistail Nowa Board
Batenelor
Femelt
Naiiation
Iad
Alvey
Poe
Giuloman
Batenélor
Batchelor
Chetrmail
Saniamwer
Rasignanitoe
KM Mast
Mc Batchelor
Boerd
Spople
Apple Growers in War Time Market Shift and Product Mix
The text describes how war disrupted export markets for Australian apple growers, forcing a shift to domestic processing and diverse products. It notes reduced overseas demand, rising production of apple juice, sauce, and solid pack, with Vitamin C emphasis, and mentions examples like bottled juice and canned goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Tip Rintdligston
Arteta
Tony Port
Australia’s pig industry grows with bacon and ham demand
The report notes Australia’s pig population expansions driven by baconers and crown for park, with about 1,500,000 pigs raised, 10 percent baconers and 30 percent crown, and annual bacon and ham production figures near 74,000,000 pounds yielding market value around 1.58 million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Australia
Dave
Sam
Sithotgh
Britate
Austealie
Chorat
General Arnold's Cawkerra Air Power Report Summary
Excerpts from General Arnold's report praise air power in World War II Pacific campaigns. It notes allied airfield networks from Formosa to the Netherlands Indies enabling rapid fighter deployment and carrier-based bombing. Key actions cited include Coral Sea and Midway victories, Lae and Markham Valley offensives, Buna-Gona operations, and the port of Nadab, with Allied forces expanding air and sea collaboration to blunt Japanese advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har
Pacific
Japan
Aleutian
Australia
Ralph Royce
Philippines
Doolittle
Fie
Morne
Aime
Coral Sea
IMS
USAAS
Emiacamhty
Poperly
Midway
Harver Sant
Blamarck See
Songoy
Lae
Finschalén
Gesmats
Hhervy
Sneshen
Xn Va
Ula
Benides
USAAF
Eres
Thalolal Usaay
Persone Noes
Janaorse
USAAT
Oyses
Port Moresby
Bupa
Goria
Buna-Gone
Mariiman
Nadab
Nadav
Markham Valley
Rabaul
Churawit Insnes
Southwest Pacific
Rabuul
Linutenskt
Scion
Wien
Si Gunn
Ed Tamer
George
Sleepy Eyed Soldiers On Leave From Front
A fragment notes Allied servicemen on leave, referencing fatigue and constant vigilance. The text mentions a sleepless state and a rear area context, with unclear lines about meals, prices, and opportunities. The passage appears as a damaged OCR snippet from a wartime bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Ewcesaline
Primus Burners Diverted for Townsville and Annistad
Inward correspondence at the Chamber of Commerce meeting discusses 200 primus burners diverted by the War Organisation to steamer supply for Townsville Innishail and Carne. Ralph notes orders ahead from retailers and that immediate delivery is demanded. The president suggests at least 80 percent of burners be diverted to Annistad, a proposal the chamber supports.
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Trntspaml
Omchiy
Inniealt Chamber of Commerce
FB Wrruon
Industra
Townsville
Innishail
Carne
Atc
Ralph
Ira
Wales
Tommie
Conuneriy
Annistad
Laundry Hill Salvages 4 Million Garments Monthly
A salvage operation at Laundry Hill near Oran processes about four million garments monthly. The plant handles uniforms, shirts, jackets, and other worn textiles, removing buttons and zippers for reuse and fuel. Two nearby buildings house the laundry and salvage project, built largely from discarded lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Oran
Laucey
Devimarine
Manned De Tealiars In Army Defects And Labor Strain
Fragmentary wartime diary notes describe native Mafians as largely manned workers in a labor corps after armistice. The text criticizes military leadership and describes strain from wear, improvised gear, and rough field conditions affecting troops and equipment.
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Gse
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Beth Dat Sum Ag
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Spiel
Tor Bale
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Suum Primus
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Atoe Ee Tmivetian
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Vier
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Tate Ander
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William Pan
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Geacey Smith
Peary
Tuabel
Jonathan Cookers
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Rman Okie
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Tilly Furiter
Skene Bros
Atherton
Bae
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Chile
Troit
Calva
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Sigthian Rrouires
Baestile Station
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National’” Service
SBA
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Wakeesheei
Cairns
Smmeer
Issiaconn
Eac
Hewiel
Herberten
Izsi-caue Puno
Tomzare Treks
Reger Esky
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ANU Tuttivun
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Pom Atare Senta
Streeter Vevelorert der Company Limited
Merlot
Draper Py. Ltd
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Powsgurence
Kate Asmirtee
Sallinal Migtua Life
Eka
Harry Brown
Mrrowermer
Ike
Australian National Airways Pty Ltd
UPS
Atorgdon Fores
Mowe Dogworth Ley Seruined Te Somme
Upeertine
Seth Douglas Airliners
Metay
Ethans Sadney
Aspences
Noel M. Ferguson
Frome Trint
Gmaid
Astor Radio and Tyre
Hertom
China
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Prema
OSE Watney Everime
Mulgrave
Irelands
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Renie
Aisin Senna
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Duran Pet Nto
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Sheldretree
Siete
Propriet
Erie
Exton
H. M. Svendsen Pty. Ltd
Fmralmers
Apple Growers
Torres
Aes
General Arnold
Nadeab
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Marilinen
Fort Moresby
Markhar Valley
Primus
Laundry Hill
Lamgest
Eefair Plart
de Wits
Atari Saan
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