New Zealand Delegation Hosts Evening of Services and Acknowledgments
A detailed social bulletin describes a May evening hosted by military and civilian guests including Mrs. and Ske, Dr. Cheng, and Prof. A. D. Orr arranged by the Air Force to enhance the New Zealand delegation’s visit. The event featured a plated display, speeches, and music, with officials from the Odell conferring on floralian agricultural topics. Also noted are community activities for Women’s Services, Red Cross sewing, and upcoming meetings at Albert Hall and Hotel Kingston with local and visiting dignitaries.
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Boaland
Syden
New Zealand
Ube
Bervices
Memars
Marshal
Pottinger
Read
Remetting
Odell
Mervices
Cheng
and Ganges
C. C. Andrews
Caplsin Cam West
Ture
Tillyard
Stee L. Baled
L. Hewitt
P. Till
L. Thoorpoon
Minos
Lane Poole
Mewrn F. Aditland
Waterheuss
Orlm Moodin
Y. Centre 7
Girla
Itis Campeias
Ulrie
Jeronip
Neweland
C. A Berendera
Will Mambere
Chub
Leave House
Yas al Olay
Pont
Red Cross Nest
Red Cross Sewing Group
War Workers’ Club
Acton
P. Gourgaud
Ladlow Guild
Be Paul's Church
Yeoward Pollard Wedding At John’s Church Canberra NSW
Yeoward Pollard wedding held at John’s Church Canberra attended by Mes Robertson and Sgt Joan Marr RAAF. Bride Nesline Lavinia Pollard, second daughter of HL Pollard Barton, wed Corporal Peter Yeoward, RAAF, newly returned from service. Reception at Briton House noted with mint crepe frocks and sprays of pink carnations.
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Mes Robertson
John’s Church
Canberra
Nesline Lavinia
Damgato
HL. Pollard
Barton
Peter Drad
Fay
Yeoward
Netley
Yeoward Law
RAAF
Joan Marr
Fase
Benubay
Jon Fallard
Buddes
Parker
Raab
Bert Ma
Mr. Pollard
Piggin-Gray At En Bternoon Ceremony in Bet hamy
A fragmentary report describes a Bet hamy ceremony at St Andrew's Church with Mr. and Mrs. Gray and many attendees. Names such as Miss Pat Fordyes and Mrs. Gray appear among guests. Canberra and North Territory connections noted. wedding details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Piggin
Bethamy
Andrew's
Chimren
Moe
Grimith
Piggis
Alem Jones
Seth
Bargismon
Moray
Lan McCon
Banton
A.C
Bert
Darvon High Court
Prid
Mra
Gray
Holdsworth
Pat Fordyes
Fot
Sydney
Ar Flere
Mise Nesey Douglas Buchanan
Fitchmond
N.aw
Canberra
CM Tecce
Grayla
Ang
Margaret Grey
Appeals for Nurses Sydney Train to Cope with Needs
There were waning numbers of trained nurses in Australia available to meet ordinary nursing needs if correct placement and deterrence were achieved. The Director of Manpower urged immediate review and action without delay as the agency seeks to deploy staff, noting many trained nurses remain unoccupied.
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Sydney
Aus
Worthy
Be Dec
Heenzo Cough Remedy Ad Claim Upset Consumers
An obscure advertisement fragment touts Heenzo Cough Remedy as a universal saver of money and health benefits. The text is garbled with misspellings and fake endorsements, lacking verifiable details or credible sources.
Dial House Biactradytie Zine Corparsiiom Acquires Money
The article details the acquisition by Dial House Biactradytie Zine Corparsiiom of funds linked to an inner area in Wilt. It references a wall dial reproduction at an East Australian home, mentions scholars Kir Hdgewort, David FRB, and Bir David Orme Masson, and notes the device measures time with four days per year and corrections in an accompanying pamphlet.
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Peirnde
Origisi
Ieee
Tsoetun
Rees Washin
Kir Hdgeworth David
Frb
Sydney
Will. Whealer
Harvard
Bir
David Orme Masson
Melbourne
Mra Tiliyard
Tae
jMaAto
Erin
Tilyard
Reserved rail seats must be occupied at Central Station
The minister for transport stated parliament will ensure seat reservations are enforced on trains at Central Station. Passengers were required to vacate seats at Parramatta or other suburbs for travelers, with enforcement to resume.
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Miust
Erne Parlement
Central Staton
Parramlie
Homaby
Auburee
Tesartrd Paasen
Restriction on 80 mph Cars Aimed at Rubber Savings
The piece argues reducing speed limits for inland motor vehicles to 80 mph could raise fuel mileage and curb Australia’s rubber shortage caused by wartime stress. It cites tests showing inflated tyres reduce wear, with mileage gains of up to 30 percent and potential savings of miles per load. It warns overloads harm tyre life and vehicle safety, urging lower loads and proper inflation to conserve rubber resources.
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Saar Oy
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