Christmas services draw large Canberra crowds
Attendance at Canberra churches for Christmas was described as the largest in recent times. Midnight Masses at St Christopher's and St Patrick's overtaxed capacity, with strong showings at St John's St Paul's and various country centres. Archdeacon Robertson urged giving and brotherhood as the true Christmas spirit, reflecting on Bethlehem's historic message beyond daily news.
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Wool shortages and woollen trade trends reported
A chaotic stock report discusses wool supply and prices in 1940. It notes reduced Australian and Commonwealth wool output due to dry conditions and wartime factors, with Merino fleece central to production. German and European wool use shifts are mentioned alongside synthetic fibers.
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Repattriation Appeal for Service List Canberra Local Committee
The Canberra Local Committee asks relatives and friends to complete a form to compile a full list of all servicemen and women from the ACT. This will enable plans for local activities and help organise support for about 2,000 returning personnel.
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Fragmented notice requests night lodging and packing notes
Garbled lines mention storing nights for rooms and packing details. It asks to visit immediately on arrival and notes penalties or credits, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear names or places. The readable fragments imply a lodging and packing instruction with urgent arrival actions.
Abattoirs Not Equipped For Export Trade
Canberra district agricultural committee proposes abattoir changes ahead of export trade. Capacity for cattle and sheep would rise but current facilities may not meet forecast volumes. Local committees oppose lack of consultation and warn against overextension without practical local input.
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Coupons for Tea and Other Goods Now Valid
Reading from a partial notice, certain coupon types are now active including Tea coupons numbered 21 to 32 and 11 to 16 along with coupons D and. The fragment suggests a broader set of coupons becoming usable, but the incomplete text prevents full clarity.
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