Wedding of Fisher and Howard at Reid Methodist Church
A refined ceremony at Reid Methodist Church celebrated the marriage of Gwen Doline Leurte of Canberra to Edward Howard, with the Rev. James Thompen officiating. The bride wore vellum tinted satin with pearl halo, carried pink carnations and hyacinth, bridesmaids wore pink cloques, and the reception at Masonic Hall hosted about fifty guests with formal attire for Mrs Verney and Mrs Howard.
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Reid Methodist Church
Gwendoline Leurte
Willam Verney
Canberra
Edward
Howard
James ‘Thompen
Rita Crapp
Misa Monica Mc Appion
Athest
Arthat van Restiana
Sidney Bredbury Groomaman
Masonic Hall
Y W C A Canberra notes July events and farewell
Y W C A notes Canberra document upcoming July activities. Margaret Probert leaves for Perth on July 11, with a dinner on July 8 and a Members Night on July 9. A bridge trophy on July 3 and a tap dancing class starting July 8 are noted, plus meetings of World Fellowship and Social Committees.
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Margaret Probert
Canberra
Perth
Girls Council
Phin
Miss Perrinoni
Claax
W.C.A
Population totals and migration trends reported by Commonwealth Statistician
The Commonwealth Statistician reports population totals for Australia as of March 31 1980 and 1998, detailing state figures for Victoria and other states, with male and female counts and net migration excess. The data show growth in overall population and shifts in male female distribution across states.
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Aux
Rails
Commonwealth Statistician
Wilson
Victoria
New Boy Water
South Australian
Bowers
Tasmania
Crown Mines reports new milestones in deep reef mining
John Marti chair of Crown Mines Limited disclosed at the annual meeting that 27 miles of gold reef were mined in the past year. The company operates 32 miles of underground electric railways, with ore cut at 200 feet and reef at 17 600 feet. He warned of ultimate limits due to heat, humidity and rock pressure, while noting a record year for tonnage milled and highest revenue in company history.
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John Marti
Crown Mines, Limited
Johan Most
Martin
Aes Nulens
Annes Sa
Crown Mines
Country Players Triumph Over City In Tight Golf Match
Golf Associates match results show Country players narrowly edging City 4 to 0. Highlights include Misa MacLetah of Moss Vale defeating Mrs Goodall one down while Mim Natham of Moore Park beat Mrs A Byrnes 4 and 3. Parkham from Leura and other closely fought contests are noted with several players listed.
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Mrs. Goodall
Misa MacLetah
Moss Vale
Mins
Mise
Parkham
Leura
Mim Natham
Moore Park
A. Byrnes
Wauchope
Samuel Ryde
Castalbers
Ie Guyer
McKnight
Albury
World Wool Trade Faces Tariffs and Shifting Demand
An analysis by Winchcombe Lad notes unprecedented global tariffs and quotas disrupting wool trade. It highlights price declines for Australian wool due to rayon tariffs, shifts in Italian and German purchases, and tight stocks as consumption patterns adjust ahead of the next season.
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Winchcombe
Carson Lad
Austarlia
Italy
South America
Commonwealth
Lost 1b A Week For 20 Weeks Promises Fat Loss
A sensational weight loss claim describes reducing fat in 20 weeks while boosting energy and skin. It urges to weigh yourself, buy a bottle of Kraschen Salta, take a half teaspoon daily in hot water for a month, then reweigh to prove results. The ad features testimony of dramatic weight loss from a user and promises continued benefits.
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Kruchon
Kruschon
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