Postal Information For T P O West and South
Mails closes for T P O West and South daily at 6 p m and 5 p m for registered mail. Mails close for Meodurama Lyodboret Woodstock Friday only. Mails arrive at Spodcy T P O West and Blayney 8 25 a m daily. T P O South operates daily except Monday. Letters to all British possessions 2d, foreign 4d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.P.O. West
Meodurama
Lyodboret
Woodstock
T P.O. West
Blayney
T.P.O. South
Oedimary Mail
Elc
Postal notes values and payment rules
Postal notes values may be obtained as any money order office on payment of the postage specified. The text lists various poundage values in odd formats and abbreviations, indicating rates for different orders.
Money orders to the United Kingdom and fees listed
Money orders to the United Kingdom incur a commission of 4d for each 7 shillings first £6, with a further 1/6 for each 5 shillings added. Beachanga charges 1/6 per 5 shillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Beachanga
Chronicle imprint shows John Joseph Sullivan printing
Printed and published by John Joseph Sullivan at the Chronicle office in Mi Garcoar.
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John Joseph Sullivan
Mi Garcoar
Unity sought in State Country party fight over Lang threat
Political gossip outlines calls for unity within NSW politics amid Lang threat. It notes Brummer’s opposition to unity, Ashton’s letter praising Murmy and Loughlin joining United Australia, Bruxner’s attacks, and Gibbons switching camps. It mentions the Grenfell electorate council meeting on May 6 to decide endorsed candidates and possible rescission motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Brummer
State Country Party
James Ashton
Australia
Ise
City
Tom Murmy
Peter Loughlin
United Australia Party
Thi
Ashton
Unity
Bruxner
Murray
Loughlin
Labor Party
Holman
Storey
Dooley
Lang
Langfam
N.B.W
United Australian Party
Labor
Btorey
Country Party
N.O.W
W.&w
Grenfell
J. Davidson
Billimari
Young
Major Reid
Rise in prices shows boards cannot cut costs
A Sydney editorial argues that government boards and commissions fail to reduce bread, milk, eggs, and meat prices. It criticizes expert-only control, noting grains sit unused while farmers wait for fair returns, and warns boards primarily create easy public-sector jobs for favored individuals.
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Sydney
A New Railway Union Forms in Cowra Meeting
Mr W Fletcher of the Railway Service Association urged railway workers to join a new national union formed to cover all Commonwealth employees. He explained how to obtain clearances from existing unions and noted the new body will not affiliate with political movements. Mr Fletcher plans another Cowra visit for official formation and officer election.
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W. Fletcher
Railway Service Association
Cowra
National Union of
Railway Men
Commonwealth
Thear
Red International Labour Union
Fletcher
Pletcher
National Union
Croucher
Aoting
Stage‑managed demonstration sways city unions in Dubbo race
Jock Garden and associates impressed crowds by orchestrating a showy demonstration. Unions warned they would be marked men if they refused to join. George Wilson, who campaigned in Cowra with Riverina Hardy, seeks United Country Party nomination for the Dubbo seat. Nominations close next Friday, with a council meeting in Dubbo the following day to review bids.
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Jock Garden and Co
Jock
Russia
George Wilson
Mooka
Cowra
Riverina Hardy
United Country Party
Dubbo
Io Liely
Government Lawlessness and the Threat to Liberty
A civic essay condemns the government for daily lawmaking and defiance of court judgments. It argues the regime seeks to abolish the constitution, replacing it with a Roman system where the people have no voice, ending with calls for curtailing the governor’s power and restoring personal liberty.
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Sante
Fewer millionaires in England as fortunes shrink
Report notes more than 100 men once wealthy have lost millionaire status in the depression. From 490 above £1 billion total, wealth fell by £900 million leaving about 305 still millionaires. Several peers’ fortunes collapsed, with famous names and estates dramatically reduced by inflation, death duties, and market decline.
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England
Sunday Express
Britain
Lessea
Lord Melchett
Fauld
H. Stewart Hornby Lewis
Bernhard Baron
Tobacco Millonaire
Lord Ashton
Quiet wedding at St Johns Church Cowra
Quietly wedded by Conan Mirring ton in St Johns church Cowra on Saturday afternoon were Miss Preda Bryant and Mr George Cassidy both well known residents of Wyangnala. The bride, eldest daughter of the late Charles Bryant of Back Creek and Mrs Jack Whitaker of Wynangala Dam, married the son of Mr and Mrs William Cassidy of Wyangala. Follow-town folk attended with Mr Brownlie and Mr Regan serving as matron of honor and best man.
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Conan Mirrington
St. John’s Church
Cowra
Wyangnala
Preda Bryant
George Cassidy
Charles Bryant
Back Creek
Jack Whittaker
Wynangala Dam
Mia
Willam Cansidy
Wyangala
Destitute girl travels from Dubbo to Young for work
A 21 year old Gladys Mc Donald from near Dubbo arrived by Young District Ambulance at Young District Hospital after walking from Dubbo seeking work. She sustained a possible concussion and hysteria after hitting her head on a crossbar while camping with a companion at Bendick Murraw.
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Young District Ambulance
Bendick Murrell
Young
Dubbo
Gladys McDonald
Bendick Murrel
Greenethorpe ganger loses fingers in quarry blast
Mr T. Smith a ganger for Weddin Shire Council suffered a serious accident at Greenethorpe on Thursday while cleaning dust from detonators in his pocket. A detonator exploded blowing off two fingers and part of his left thumb and injuring two right hand fingers. He was taken to Grenfell Hospital where an operation was performed. He is married, in council service two years, and has lived in Greenethorpe fifteen years.
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T. Smith
Weddin
Greenethorpe
Grenfell Hospital
Smith
Gounell
Wedding at J Nicholas Church North Goulburn
On March 29 Alfred Hector Croucher eldest son of Mrs A J Croucher Camowindra and the late Mr Croucher wed Dorothy Crawford second daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Crawford of 3 Hurst street Goulburn. Rev C Stratham officiated at the ceremony.
Marriage at Blayney Presbyterian Church notes local unions
The marriage of Miss Florence Daphne McKenzie, youngest daughter of Mrs Muggleton and the late Mr J McKenzie, to Robert Reginald, eldest son of Mr and Mrs R Kasse of Millthorpe, occurred Tuesday evening at Blayney Presbyterian Church with Rev Thorburn officiating. Also noted is Saturday’s wedding of Miss Jessie Paterson of Home Farm and Mr William Boot of the Bank of NSW Eugowra branch, formerly of Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plorence Daphne McKenzie
Misa Jessie Paterson
Mra G. Paterson
Home Farm
William Boot
Bank of Nsw
Eugowra
Young Branch
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T. G. Stammers
Careoar
Farmers & Settlers’ Co-op
Inourance Co
Tarcoat Butchering CO
Pure Food Butchers
Goar Butchering CO
Reoide Pile & Comyn
Solverters
Tealanhone No
Arthur Higgs
Blayne
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George Gibbons
Calare
Gibbons
W. J. Brady
Coombing Park
the Whitney Pastoral Co. Ltd
Rolal
J. R. Colburt
Phone 4
Carcoar
Egonmonweal Bank of
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