Mandurama News Highlights Local Life And Farewells
Presentation to Mr and Mrs R J Rowlands as Pte Tom Francis returns to Randwick Hospital for treatment. Jack Ellery ordered to hospital for treatment. School hosts fallen-book sale with Parry and Jon Anderson in charge. W D Douglas returns to camp. his wife and children visit Mandurama. Rain hits Tuesday night. Rowlands receive a chiming clock from the district. clock inscribed, they ride to Cowra. Friends of Mrs John Yute share well wishes as she recovers.
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Tom Francis
Randwick Hospital
Jack Ellery
Parry
Jon Anderson
W. D. Douglas
Douglas
N. J. Woodward
Mandurama
Waite & Humber
R. J. Rowlands
R. J. Fagin
Mrs. Rowlands
Cowra
John Yute
Father in ill health builder exempted from military service
Symons, a 25 year old builder and contractor with ailing father, testified his father could not work and would not allow heavy labor. He has a brother at the Eye Board, no wife or children, and cannot employ others at low wages. The National Service Officer questioned, and the application was granted.
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Navnal Service
H. G. Lawson
Eye Board
Cool Stores
Symons
Mr. Law
Woodstock Adopts Stock Control Plan For Town Boundaries
Wangoola Shire Council moves to curb stray stock in Woodstock with a six point plan limiting each family to a cow, removing dry stock and horses from town, impounding officers, and enforcing night enclosures. The proposal, backed by Careoor 2.P. Board and public meeting input, faces concerns over gardens, gates, and potential litigation. Mr George Hill named impounding officer for urban Woodstock with strict enforcement to beautify and reduce grazing.
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Wangoola “Shire
Careoor 2.P. Board
Council
George Hill
Woodstock
J T. Gooddere
Phillips
Richardson
P.P
Goolagong
Noonbinna
Wattamondara
Frazer
Hill
Cooley
P.P. Board
J. D. O'Brien
Mr. Hill
Fillacer
Cr. McInerney
Cr. Goodacre
No report on dead ram in Cowra lane
Carcoar P P Board at its June meeting did not further consider the finding of a dead ram in Henley's lane, Cowra. The ram was found with red feet and throat cut. Inspector Cooley was to submit a report but could not meet one party due to that person’s absence in Sydney.
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Cr. Dickson
Cr. Goodacre
Cr. F.C
Carcoar P.P. Board
Henley’s Lane
Cowra
Cooley
Sydney
Young Chronos Backlash? Comeback at Arts Institute
The Young Chronicle reports nine months of debt reduction from £140 to a net improvement aided by new library acquisitions. Membership rose from 233 to 280 as facilities in billiard rooms and the library improved. The committee plans more periodicals and sees the billiard room as a social town hub, especially at evenings.
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School of Arts
Members of YDC Ordered to Register For Service
Warning issued to all volunteers of the Volunteer Defence Corps that they must register for military service. A military spokesman said many members believed enrolment was unnecessary and advised those aged 18 to 18 to register promptly within a reasonable time to avoid legal action.
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Volunteer Defence Corps
V.dc
Aingly
V.D.C
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Carcoar
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Cleews
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W. J. Brady
Mandurama News
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Wangooly Shire
Hope Oo
Young
Young “Chronicle
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Farmers & Graziers
Cam Reed
Dave Reed
Undertakers
Monumental Masons
Adelaide Street
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Arthur Higgs
Carcoar 3
Orange
Nikolaidis
Holy Trinity Church
Tima May Reed
Hilton Reed
McLachlan Street
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John Cane
Charles Canellacopnios
Greece
Y.D.C
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Antone
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