Victory era notices and savings bond advert summary
War related notices promote Victory savings certificates and national bonds. Includes cheap rates and lay by terms for purchases.
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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1943
Page
2
War related notices promote Victory savings certificates and national bonds. Includes cheap rates and lay by terms for purchases.
The coroner Mr A P Webb and Dr LeFevre were called by Constable Arentz to inspect bones unearthed while digging a hole at Rye Park. The bones were those of a male Aboriginal buried for a long period, and crumbled when handled. The case is investigated as a historical finding.
The Blayruy theatre hosts a big offensive Diggers Ball this month with a fork supper. The Ritz Orchestra will provide music for the event planned for the date chosen in Blayney.
In Dubbo at Carson's auction house the sale featured ewes to 28/11 at Homebush on Mongay and Wattamon TT ewes to 98/11 with averages of 28/9 and 26/1 respectively. J R Payten offered 87 mom xbred lambs to 24/10 with an average of 23/7 and ewes bred wethers at 22/3. Misconduct among buyers noted as increasing.
The Minister for Supply and Shipping Mr Beasley states that alcohol blended with imported oil can improve fuel value and be economically absorbed in admixtures. He notes existing government plans to build power alcohol distilleries using local grain in four states with high output, while pursuing broader substitute motor fuels.
Dr J A Innes Lyndhurst Shire President told the Shfrew Conference at Kiscop that populations in rural towns have plunged since the war. He warned farm values fall amid neglect and urged action, noting larger towns do not guarantee revival. Conference plans join with Federation of Comal Western local authorities. full report to follow.
District stock reports show sheep values up by one and lamb rates firm at Homebush on Monday. Total supplies reached 43,300 with notable sales including Mrs A Cooley and Sons at Woodstock securing 110 xbred suckers to 29/4 averaging 28/9, Es tate L Montgomerie Wattamondara 27 ewes to 28/11 averaging 26/7, 31 xbred suckers 21/, J R Payten Eu gowra 57 shorn xbred lambs to 24/10 averaging 23/7, and 15 shorn web bea 22/3 at Winchcombe Carson's sale.
Dusinesaman mutters about a theft claim while defending staff. The fragment hints at workplace tension and a cryptic remark about a stolen loaf, suggesting a petty dispute or miscommunication in a local setting.
Cash buyer seeks a piano with a full iron frame that will pass inspection. Full particulars to Mr. Lucas, c o THIS OFFICE.
The minister points to Genie as a suitable location noting adequate wheat supplies and other major driers like coal and water must be readily obtainable nearby. He promises to study erecting additional distilleries in the future and to investigate the proposal further.
A vintage war profile by Jack Alexander details RAF intruding tactics used to humiliate German bombers. It highlights Salusbury-Hughes, a leading intruder pilot with 36 sorties and the Distinguished Flying Cross, describing the grisly edge of close air combat and the eerie thrill of returning home.
With nearly 50,000 votes counted including soldiers’ ballots, Breen of Labor leads Calare with an absolute majority over 3,000. Final tallies show Edols 4,978. Phelan 9,83. Reid 10,043. Thorby 6,114. Tatoumalai 980. Breen appears to secure a decisive margin after distributing 3,548 soldiers’ votes.
Mr W Dutton a Hobby’s Yards school teacher sustained a painful eye injury when powder from a faulty cartridge blew back through the breach into his eye. He felt smarting and pain at once, but the full effect only appeared at night, affecting both eyes and requiring care from an eye specialist. He stayed confined to his room last week during treatment.
Pilot Officer G Hartwig from Grenfell claims the title as Australia’s most lent serviceman. He left Australia with the RAAF, trained with Canadian and American air forces, then served with the Royal Air Force before loan to the Royal Navy aboard Indomitable. He notes it is the first time non commissioned personnel have joined this unit, signaling shifts in traditions.
A fragmented description portrays a night roaming pilot named Jone wolf with keen sight and a fighting temperament. It discusses Barbing Rhabarbing as a mysterious nuisance causing low level bombing and spraying bullets on targets such as factories trains and rail lines, with train busting seen as a satisfying phase.
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