Notice of road closure proposal in Blayney district
Government notice of 15 May 1642 proposes closing Road in Blayney District Lynd Shire R42-100. If closed, an adjoining Recreation Reserve No. 0,188 may be added. Objections must be lodged to the Minister for Lands within a month of gazette publication. H. Guest, for Lands. The notice notes a route from South Australia.
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Otice
Blayney
Shire Lyndt
H. Guest
South Australia
Notice to subscribers with price increase at Carcoar Chronicle
Notice to subscribers announces a price rise to 12 shillings in advance and 14 shillings for booked copies. Payments already made are adjusted. subscribers who have not paid are asked to renew their accounts to avoid disconnection.
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Carcoar Chronicle
Cowra Mayor urges local blast furnace for rich ore
In Carcoar Cowra area the mayor Ald Whitby urged government action to establish a blast furnace to treat abundant local ore. He accused private industry of blocking local ironworks while ore is shipped from South Australia to Port Kembla and Newcastle. Local reps included Heavener Byrnes Patrick Higgs Francis Shea.
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Cowra
Ald. Whitby
South Australia
Messrs. Chas, Heavener
T. M. Byrnes
C. Patrick
A. Higgs
Carcoar
T. Francis
Glad Sheaihan
Mandurama
Whitby
Iron and Steel Company
Austtralia
Port Kembla
Newcastle
Local Social News and N E S Moves in Carcoar
Personal notices from Werribee to Neville list service members on leave and nursing staff returns. Socials at Lyndhurst raise funds for the hospital netting £70 9d. Carcoar sees a plan for a National Emergency Service division with Gerty and Clark forming a local unit. Bowling green project at Royal Hotel gains support as townsfolk plan to travel to the city. Incidents include hospital staff changes and a high court appeal over Apple and Pear Board compensation. Bathurst chemist Rupert Hearne dies. Reverend Moore and family in India announce a son Jeffrey Graham.
Woodstock First Aid Class Formed
A first aid class is formed in Woodstock with Mr W Hazelgrove to instruct. The class will meet every Wednesday at 8 pm in the CWA rooms. The May 16 Comforts Fund meeting is set for 3 pm. Woodstock public school head teacher seeks permission to erect stalls. road closure requested between the railway line and racecourse due to dead end.
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Woodstock
W. Hazelgrove
C.W.A
Mhead
Woodstock Public School
Waugoola Shire
J.E. Mudge
Woodstock Racecourse and Recreation Ground
Red Cross jumble sale fundraiser planned for May day
A jumble sale in aid of the pow fund will be held on Saturday May 30th. Goods from needle to anchor will be displayed in Rankin Street shop windows. Afternoon tea will be served in the CWA rooms with proceeds to the fund. A dance will be held in Memorial hall that evening.
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Rankin Street
C.W.A
Memorial Hall
Hospital Auxiliary to Hold June Meeting and May Dance
At the monthly meeting a fair attendance of members heard details of jam pickles and fruit donated for the hospital. The next meeting is scheduled for Saturday June 6 at 3 pm in the Memorial Hall. A fundraising dance will be held there on Saturday May 23.
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The
Comforts Fund
Memorial Hall
Iron ore dispute sparks push for local blast furnace
Alderman Whitby warns the ore in their district rivals Madagascar iron finds and urges presenting a claim to the Premier for a local blast furnace. He notes the iron industry is Australia’s largest monopoly and stresses seriousness of the situation.
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Ald. Whitby
Madagascar
Australia
Candid Snippets and Jotted Cushions of Everyday Wry
A crisp collage of light musings on fashion, love, travel, and humor. The piece riffs on bad heads, stockings, swans, absence versus fondness, and the stubborn pull of variety. It weighs social tempo under rationing and riffs on thrift with a wartime restaurant sign memory.
Closure Notice Delayed Over Road Dedication Inquiries
A letter noted by Mr. C. Kerr records support for closure but defers final action while inquiries determine if the road is officially dedicated. The holdover aims to resolve ownership and designation before final closure decisions.
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C. Kerr
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