Paringa and Brisbane News Notes and War Messages
Miss Reese leaves Paringa for Cairns on the Paringa. Mrs. Skene in Bulimba learns her son in munition work in England has arrived. Mrs. J. C. Neilson and Mrs. Wallace hear of their sons’ movements. Red Cross reports niece Norman Hamser operated on and progressing well. A wartime speech cites naval and merchant marine support and ship tonnage figures amid Allied efforts. Local farm and transport notes appear amid broader war commentary.
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R. W. Hunter
West End
Brisbane
Red Cross
Pte
Norman Hamser
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Qverland’s
R. J. Overland
Cairns
United
Tralia
Wes
Alfred Taylor
Fearnley&Co., Ltd
Shirley
Fearnley & Co., Ltd
Wharf Street
Gest
Gray Motor Engines
Chine and Stationary
W. Allmuller
Spence
Gelling Bros
Sachs Street
Catens
Estey Pianos
THE
London Directory Co
Abchurch Lane
London
Miss Reese
Paringa
Henderson
Gordonavie
C Ns
Miss Crossland
Charles GT. Murray
L. Street
Commable Watson
W. J._Lawrence
JE. Lawrence
Res
J. C. Neilson
Forest Hill
Wallace
Moorooka
Transport
British Navy
House
Ireeslon
Magellan
Board of Trade
Ime
Der
Glen Innes
Eric
Gaa
Rereh
MOGUL
Great Britain
France
North
Pepee
General Pine
Homenile Ayr
Halifax
Kayero
Mossman
F.C.B. Brisbane
H. J. Bulcock
Smellie & CO , Ltd
Northern Distributing Agents
Townsville
Ayr
Clark & Co
A. Villiers
Neering
Piss and Eaton
Wlcan Foundry & the
People’s Cash Store
Aden
Bes Atherton
Spence Ft
Geo. Williams