Woodstock Notes From Local Residents
Miss Ting O'Brien has returned home from Coyne District Hospital with her aunt. Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Willard have come back from visits. Two local girls visiting Melbourne are the Misses Marie and Monde O'Brien. Mary will be celebrated at St Krigit's Church next Sunday at 9 am. Methodist service at 3 pm. A church service at The foorthly England at 9:30. The CWA quarterly meeting is set for Saturday October Sint at 3 pm with a gift table reminder.
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Ting O'Brien
Coyne District Hospital
Mrs. Bates
Woodlock
Mary
St. Krigit’s
CWA
Sint
Sydney wool sale details from October appraisal
A fragmented report notes an October Sydney appraisal finalize on the 15th listing 4012 bales with central lot selection. It mentions superfine wools from H A line and HGON/Bros offerings, plus references to veils, tapes, and market notes amid unclear vendor names and outcomes.
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Sydney
Tiet
Ace 1* Bros
Mandurama Doings and Local Leave Byname Events
Pte. Coates visited his brothers and relatives on leave while many friends wished him well. Community notes include park shearing, Sunny Ridge timing to start around November 1, Bathurst dog Cush Wader winning a race, and several holiday plans. Various locals travel to Sydney and Goolagong for visits, dances, and family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pte
Coates
Combing Park
Sunny Ridge
George Green
Cush Wader
Bathurst
Jefon Tuesay
H.W. Selby
J. Hargans
Sydney
Jones
G Stone
Bank of N.S W
Harwick
Cowra
Goolagong
Eunice Burke
Tom
R. Barnes
Errowanbang
T. Barnes
Tom Barnes
Audrey Barnes
Douglas
Patricia
Janice
C. D. Parker
Sgt. C. Fanfine
T. Francis
Motorised unit raises local enlistment in Carcoar Cowra
District lads from Cowra Gipps patrol areas join the A L F in a motorised regiment formerly the 6th Light Horse. About 50 men from Carcoar Cowra and nearby towns enlist under Lieut Col Treasure with Major Ray Oliver and Major Robert C Neville among officers. The unit shuns quiet, eyeing action and pride for the district is strong.
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Carcoar-Cowra
A.lf
6Th Light Horse
Cowra
Billimari
Goolagong
Wattamondara
Greenethorpe
Koorawatha
Darby's Falls
Woodstock
Lyndhurst
Mandurama
Car~coar
P. ‘Treasure
E.D
Hale and Hearty Abercrombie Trio
Our Mandurama Corresponder notes three of the oldest Abercrombie River titles remain active. Mrs J Pound is 82, Mrs J Wargans 81, and Mr George Spalding 79. They aim to reach a combined 300 with 58 still needed.
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Mandurama
Abercrombie River
J. Pound
J. Wargans
George Spalding
Abercrombie
Notice to Chronicle Subscribers Inquiries on credits
Subscribers with payments under previous management will receive full credit in advance. If a subscription is paid to a date such as March 37 1943 no charge will be made for the Chronicle or Leader edition until that date. Accounts with overdue payments will be sent in the next few weeks.
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Chronicle
Local Notes and Arrivals Echo War Effort and Travel
Miss Bolton from Lakemba stays with Mrs. R. Barnes for a fortnight. Comforts Fund ladies assemble parcels for local camped boys. George Green reportedly leased Joe Simons run at Burnt Yards for the war period. Mrs. Neil McGlashan and daughter Mrs. Hubert Willand travel to Sydney for a brief holiday. Mr. John Hargans has been unwell recently, with hopes for improvement.
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Sydney
Miss Bolton
Lakemba
R. Barnes
Comforts Fund
George Green
Joe Simons
Burnt Yards
Neil McGlashan
Hubert Willand
Sydne
John Hargans
Stane
Baling wire supply rules challenge farmers and firms
A district firm objects to Department of Agriculture controls on baling wire. Farmers must write to Farrer Place, Sydney, stating immediate needs and supplier, with certification of essentiality. The firm argues small farmers lose bulk freight savings and face higher costs due to fragmented orders.
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Department of Agriculture
Farrer Place
Sydney
Rabbits Breeding Fast in Bathuret District
Rabbits are breeding fast in Bathu ret district with hundreds of kittens swarming in part e. Lite trapping is now indulged due to the big drop in skin prices and manpower shortage.
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Bathuret
Parte
District stock sale at Homebush highlights strong ewe lamb prices
Offerings of sheep and lambs at Homebush last Monday reached 61 165. Buyers included J. D. and H. L. Ridley securing 126 xbred suckers to 25/1 averaging 24/7. F. O. Anderson sold 250 xbred suckers to 24/5 averaging 22/8. Mrs A. E. Breen bought 129 xbred suckers 22/3, Kilkee Station 117 xbred suckers to 22/2 averaging 21/9 at Winchcombe Carson's auction.
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Homebush
J. D
H. L. Ridley
Barga- Foo
F. O. Anderson
Cowra
A. E. Breen
Bangaroo
Kilkee Station
Koorawatha
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W. J. Brady
Carcoar
Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance Co, Ltd
Wilcox, Mofflin, Ltd
Dangar, Gedye & Malloch Ltd
Clyde Engineering Coy
Fh Obrien
Dol Velbel
Oscar Hudson
Church Services
England
Pitt, Son and Badgery
Ute
Ilesy
Jonale
Hale and Hearty
Royal Air Force
Globe
Seriatim
District Stock
Hill & Crofts
A. Crofts
Blayney
N.S.W
BS McKay
Faner Tareete Mousery
Australian Fertilisers Ltd
Woolmax
Aminac
Sayer
Sickle Brand
City “Mutual Life Assurance Society
Department of ‘Iculture