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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 26, 1943
Page
4
A Canberra community column details concerts at the university and hospital events, choir departures, and farewell gatherings. It notes a Rotary Cup event, hospital appeals, and several weddings at St Nanas and St Christopher's with guests and attire described. travel plans and honeymoons are also mentioned along with church services and receptions.
The High Commissioner for New Zealand, Mr. C. A. Barenden, argues the British Empire and Commonwealth will shape a new world order. He divides empire into two groups, praising progress in colonies while stressing responsibility for welfare, education, and living standards. He cites Singapore and other territories as examples of improved conditions under imperial guidance.
The mewiberhi commutwe discusses Club and Inn attendees at the British Empren river event led by Mr. Ch AL Bird, the Commissioner for Sw Revd. A wider group of women is invited to view the wine work in Enz:end. Mrs. Grentall reports Red Cross messages about Slag Lalla, Bridg su, and Mas Eileen Hicks returning from Singapore. Bocrelarian Acabie has arrived in LRA with Lyra Taylor, former Sydney YWCA General Secretary, and plans for Tehran housing work under Batty Larimer.
Fragmentary text mentions Camilla Wadgwood and the Women's College Sydney University, a stay at Hotel Canberra, and figures like Ming Brie Bewntunns and Mira Batley. Also references marriage, a Canberra society notice, and a Saint Christian Church ceremony in April, with scattered names and places.
An informal note outlines a DIY cough remedy for home use. It describes making a pint of family cough remedy using concentrated ingredients and water, with steps and proportions implied. The text references costs and distribution but remains murky and lacks clear, verifiable details.
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