Tennis tourney yields wins for Davies and Head in Lyndhurst
Weather-friendly Younger Set tennis tournament finishes as a financial success with winners Miss E. Davies aged 79 and Mr. R. Head aged 83, both Lyndhurst residents. Other results list numerous players across gentlemen and ladies divisions, including Hibbard, Furnes, Stam mers, Simmons, Sykes, Prosser, Steer, Ginny, Cox, Blazeley, Morris, Smith, Leabeater, Gannon, McLaren, Ritchie, Connolly, Livermore, Matters, Kind, Evans, Furner, Dugan, Seabeater, Stammers, Steer, Fernly, Daly and more.
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E. Davies
R. Head
Lyndhurst
Gents
Messrs Hibbard
G. Furnes
G. Stammers
Simmons
Sykes
Prosper
W. Simmons
Steer
B. ‘Ginny
Cox
R. Blazeley
Rady
Morris
E. Smith
Eibeater
Fuller
A. Smith
Misses E. Davies
Smith
Leabeater
Mrs. Morris
Miss Gannon
Miss McLaren
L. Ritchie
R. Connolly
V. Livermore
Mrs. Matters
Miss Kind
Mrs. Evans
Mrs. Furner
W. Dugan
Mrs. Simmons
Mrs. Fernly
J. Stammers
Mrs. Steer
Mrs. Seabeater
D.connolly
C. Flood
P. Daly
Wedding Bells For Bessie Hines and Private Hewan
A pretty wedding took place Saturday at Punch Street Church. Bessie Hines daughter of the late Mrs Hines formerly of Lusarry married Pte. Reg Hewan of Mrs Hewitt Woollie. Stan Hines of Garland gave her away. Dulcie Moss and Mrs Moss assisted guests.
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Bessie
Hines
Luisarried
Reg. Hewan
Hewitt
Wooll
Stan Hines
Garland
Dulcie
Improved pig market at Sydney sales
Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports stronger competition at Tue Sydney pig sales with 1 800 head offered, 300 fewer than last week. Backfatters rose, baconers steady, porkers sometimes higher. Prices ranged from 190s per head for extra prime backfatters to 30s 44d for 30 lb porkers, with other weights quoted across the scale.
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Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Tueday
Sydney
Lyndhurst Seeks Bitumen Road Surfacing Grant
The Department of Local Government advised Lyndhurst Shire Council of a 600 pound grant to surface a road section through the business district. Dr Denton said most owners favor bitumen with a contribution from them, and a meeting could finalize funding via a multi year rate. The Shire Engineer will draft area estimates and rate plans while facing material shortages and machinery losses.
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Department of Local Government
Shire Council
Lyndhurst
O'Halloran
Denton
Prarty
Farm charcoal rules eased in new producer gas guidance
Amendments to Charcoal Producer Gas regulations 5 and 17 loosen farm charcoal use. Before changes, primary producers had to recharcoal via nearest regulator. Now farm users may obtain charcoal directly from manufacturer or kilns, with several named individuals noted in related reforms and trials.
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Mhmons
Sydney
Simons
Hill
Clem
Neil
Lyndhurst
Bert Rygate
S. Cunt
G. Rygate
Marsden
Gan
Atowindra
A.lf
East Sydney Technical College
Keep Farmer On His Farm And Wheat Stabilisation
Mr J P Breen M P described the federal wheat stabilisation plan as keeping farmers on their land so production can resume postwar for export. He argued the Scully scheme would divert credit from war needs and not encourage large wheat output. The plan fixes a 4s price on delivery, addressing past 3s10d stabilisation under the Menzies Page government, and aims to reduce cost pressures like labour and freight for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scully
Breen
Menzies- Page
Action at Bathurst Warns to Carry Identity Cards
District residents were urged to carry identification cards at all times. During the weekend First Constable Joen Bathurst checked about 500 pedestrians on the Great Western Road. Most produced cards. a few failed to comply and were warned of future action. Constable Hunter watched for Sunday shooters but nothing occurred.
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Joen Bathurst
Great Western Road
Hunter
Nuss
Cowra
Methodist service moved to Carcoar church
The usual monthly Methodist service will be held at the Presbyterian Church Carcoar on Sunday afternoon next at 2 30 pm The preacher will be the Rev E Tredennich NB change of time.
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Presbyterian Church
Carcoar
E. Tredennich
N.B
Reward Offered for Sun Ridge Fence Damage Information
The reward will be paid for information leading to conviction of anyone damaging wire netting fencing or interfering with flood or netting gates or removing wire from fences on Sunny Ridge. This measure aims to protect the property and ensure secure perimeters around Sunny Ridge.
Reward offered for tampering with flood gates at Coombing Park
A reward of 60 pounds is offered for information leading to the conviction of anyone tampering with flood gates or netting at Coombing Park. Details about the incident are sparse but authorities emphasize the illegal nature of the act and urge witnesses to come forward.
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Xiour
G. G Manning
Ewitt—Hines
ME Chronicle
Goulburn
Pensape
IGN Wool
THE
Great Country Organisation
Farmers & Graziers
Lyndhurst News
M.P
J P. Breen
Cam Reed
Dave Reed
Undertakers & Monuments Masons
Adelaide Street
Blayney
Arthur Higgs
Carcoar 3
Bathurst
Methodist Church
Sunny Ridge
the Chronicle
Coombing Park
Whitney Pastoral Company
Enmites
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