Anzac Memorial Flight Ulm offers aero tour for appeal
Official statement by J A Robb O M G honorary organiser of the Anzac Memorial Appeal confirms Flight Lieutenant C T P Ulm will donate the use of his famed aircraft Faith in Australia for a statewide tour to raise funds. Ulm’s offer aims to speed completion of the Hyde Park Memorial, with flights for a small charge whose profits go to the appeal. The tour will visit Tamworth Bathurst Orange Cooma Grbabrabran Wellington Parken Gunnedrah and other main towns in the West with Robb and Ulm coordinating speeches and aircraft availability. The plan is March and April deliveries with a Sydney departure and a late April arrival at Kelly Bros paddock near Orange. The objective remains £16,000, with £11,000 still needed. Ulm, a Gallipoli and France veteran, stresses urgent action and broad air coverage to ensure full fundraising.
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J. A. Robb
O.M.G
Australia
Robb
Ulm
New South Wales
Ttig
Sydney
Tamworth
Bathurst
Orange
Coomabarabran
Wellington
Grenfell
Parken
Gunnedrh
Mr. Ulm
Gallipoli
France
Missing Bees Traced By Stock Inspector
At a stock board meeting inspector L G Fielder traced a colony of bees moved from Cobborah Road stock route between Murrenbong and Elong. E J Boyle of Dubbo complained about the bees showing foul brood and moth. Bees were later found to have been moved last September by Evana of Elong and sold to Fred Chapman of Dunedoo. The inspector recommended writing to Chapman. directors approved the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.P
Cobborah Road
Murrenbong
Elong
E. J. Boyle
Dubbo
Evana
Fred Chapman
Dunedoo
Chapman
Fielder
Refusal to Produce Travel Stock Permit Noted in Forbes Court
At Forbes Police Court Sloan of Eugowra faced charges for failing to produce a travelling stock permit while in charge of 800 sheep traveling from Forbes to Bandon. He initially refused to show the permit, later produced it after a inspector’s persistence, and the P M fined him 10 shillings plus 8 shillings court costs and 21 shillings professional costs with seven days to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Sloan
Eugowra
Maillon
Forbes P.P. Board
Meillon
Bandon
Ormsby
P.M
Preparations for visit rallying town behind cause
Citizens are urged to back a notable mission as preparations proceed for a forthcoming visit. Tickets for flights in the Faith in Australia scheme can be secured via a member of the B.6.8.1,.L.4, inviting local support and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Marriages and local notices from Burrowa district
Quiet wedding at St Laurence s Church unites Burrowa residents and Forbes bride joins Mr James Gareden of Ryde. Miss Doria Oxley wed Mr Allan Cunningham Byrne at St Patrick s Church with residence planned Burwood. Iris Le Morgan and Lindsay Waters wed at St Patrick s Church Burrows. Engagement announced for Miss Jessie Walters and Ernest Ambrosolie. Constable Wedlock returns to duty. Bridge collision damages Ryan s Creek approach. no serious injuries. Local obituary notes Wm Houghton 7 years dead at District Hospital.
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Shitter
Tealam McNamare A
J McNamara
Punchbowl
Dean Brennan
St. Laurence’s Church
Misa
Gladys KE Smith
Mr. Smith
Forbes
St. Laurence's Church
James Gareden
J. G
M. Byrne
Haberfield
Sheehan
Burwood
St. Patrick's Church
Iris
W. le Morgan
Shellbournee
Burrows
Lindsay
W. Waters
Waters
Jessie
Walters
Burrowa
Ernest Ambrosolie
Hunter's Bill
Travelling Sheep Without Permits Exposed in Orange Court
Frederick Th' 4 vehem George Stewart faced Orange Police Court on Monday for driving 30 sheep along a stock route without a permit. Delaney pleaded guilty. Stewart pleaded not guilty. Police observed 20 sheep on Forest road and noted theft and sale of sheep skins. Delaney fined £1 8d. Stewart convicted and fined £1 8s, costs. The case urged stricter permit enforcement for drovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
George Stewart
Orange
Delaney
Stewart
Ryan
Roser
Ellis
Forest Road
Spring Terrace
Roger
Millis
Baker
Support Local Industry and Community Printing
A call to support local printers by asking visiting outside printers about their contributions to public institutions. Valuing local enterprise may justify small price premiums, though savings from outside printers are possible if given opportunity. Mentions Layton Jackson and Chronicle with careoar references.
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Flemington
Prit-Son-Bapgerye
SSS Ey
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe House
Rudge Street
Winchcombe Carson
Darling Harbour
Farmers & Graziers
Acengy Company Limited
Farmers & Graziers BH
G.P.O
Wkre
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance Company Ltd
EW South Wales
Pitt ST
Sydrey
W. J. Brady Carcoar
Coombing Park
the Whitney Pastoral Co. Ltd
W. J. Brady
Mr R
Kelly Bros
Springhill Road
Tait
Eugowra Drover
Homebush
Winehoombe, Carson Ltd
J. Emms
Lyndhurnt
H. Glaason
Woodatoak
Shirleys
Australian Fertilizers Ltd
Macquarie Place
Ryan's Creek Bridge
G. Kennedy
Temora
Joe Silk
Silk
Wm. Houghton
Pital
Layton Jackson
Chronicle
Olien, Naylor-sireal Careoar
Tery
Molle
Henchs
Peut Maiteny
Palincg
George Street
Brady
Lvery Tui
Carcoar Butchering Co
Pure Food Butchers
Che
Garcbar Butchering Co
W. J. D. Smith
Mandurama
T. G. Stammers
Farmers & Settlers’ Co-op, Insurance Co
Harcan
Lyndhurst
Ony
D. E. Hargans Lyndhurst
Newbridge
Waugoola Bhire Connell
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