Postal Information for Mail Routes and Closures
Postal notices detail daily mail closings for TPOs in West and South Blayney Mandurama Lyodhover Woolsock and nearby areas with Friday services. It lists active Sydney TPO Wert and Playney at 2 wpm daily with South routes operating daily except Monday, and letters to foreign destinations processed per foreign rates.
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Maila
TPO
Blayney
Pio Maila
Mandurama
Lyodhover
Woolsock
Monslay
Reagluere
Postaioua
Theo
Money Orders and commission rates advertised
Public notice from the Chronicle printer John Joseph Sullivan outlines money order charges for sending to the United Kingdom. It lists commissions per pound, minimum fees, and a small exchange adjustment. The notice is printed and published by Sullivan at the Chronicle office.
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United Kingdom
Commissicn Qi
John Joseph Sullivan
Chronicle
Nayloraty Garcoar
Australia faces cabinet brink as parties feud and economy lurches
The piece surveys distress in government, wages, and education reform while debates over ministerial posts, pensions, and the Federal budget ripple through Lyons and Stevens administrations. It notes teachers, employers, and workers opposing costly schooling and calls for cheaper energy and renewed investment as wool and wheat recover.
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TAP
la Stet Colevet
UAL
CAP
Earle Page
Hunpery
Lyons
Premier's Defence in Libel Suit Over Lang Plan Doctrine
Premier Stevens pleads not guilty in a Supreme Court libel case brought by John Eldridge alleging £ damages. He claims truth and public benefit while defending remarks linking Eldridge to Communist principles and alleged attacks on religion during the last state election. Separately, Baree Shire Council notes rates arrears rise to £3,390 at August end versus £? at year end 2020.
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New South Wales
Stevens
Supreme Court
John ©. Eldridge
Gho Lt
Stevenshan
Hen
Eldridge
Houe of Representatives
G. BR. Beattle
Baree
Counc al Cadel
Bad Times Still Rule for City Hotels
Economic gloom persists in the city hotel trade as owners cut top floors and convert vacant rooms into flats or offices under the Licensing Act. Some traders anticipate a summer rebound, while plans for new hotels and rent by instalment license debates signal ongoing hardship.
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Bellam
Parkhullk
Senia
Hatels
Ton
Lcensed
Cleaning Advice for Silver In Early Texts
A fragment advises on cleaning silverware by washing in clean soapy water, drying, and polishing with soft leather. It notes milk can be used instead of water to prevent discoloration or hardening, and mentions “Muitard” as a term in the guidance.
Russian Barrister at Melbourne Debate on Soviet Five Year Plan
The debate featured Mr HW Burton and Prof GF Wed in Melbourne with barrister A Pathin from Moscow present. Burton argued last year’s Russian wheat exports result from demand rather than conditions, doubted timber dumping claims, and noted the 1941 Russia differs from 1833. Patkin cited access to latest information, warned of shortages and calamity, while critics cried out against Soviet Russia. he claimed the Five Year Plan is a carpar and Stalin concessions everywhere.
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Skoetuhy
Australis
New Zealand
Melbourne
HW Burton
GF T
A. Pathin
Moscow
Burton
Pitkin
Russia
Economista
Economista of
Australia
Stalin
Lenin
Patkin
Ruri
Sunnyridge Cattle Bring Record Fares at Orange Sale
A choice consignment offered by McNeilly Crampton and Martin Lee on Thursday at Orange sales on behalf of Mr R J Fagan Sunnyridge Mandurama drew strong bidding. Steers peaked at £12 and heifers at £9 with crates going to Mr R Cummins East Orange and remaining stock to Bathurst butcher Clem Callaghan.
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McNeilly
Crampton
Martin Lee
Orange
R. J. Fagan
Sunnyridge
Mandurama
R. Cummins
East Orange
Clem Callaghan
Bathurst
How Long Spilt Our Cash In New South Wales
A derailed annual report hints at misused funds in New South Wales politics. It questions payments to a Labor official for casting contracts and suggests broader improper disbursements. It notes 747,000 pounds from lottery reserves for hospital use and criticizes accounts supplementing the Treasurer’s cash balance.
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New South Wales
Graves
Sout Walea
Alvirghon Labor Party
Castriutiogatti Eatlalieween
Thie Clowne
Govertmint Bavines Bank
Amalgamation of Parkes Papers Ends Month
The Western Champion and Parkes Post will merge under William Gilles Ltd with AC present as managing director. Each paper will publish twice weekly but reduce to once weekly. Parkes also has The Western People, a Labor weekly run by Tommy Hourigan.
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Parkes
Othe
Western Champion
Wm. Giles
Parkes Post
Western News- Poppers Ltd
William Gilles Ltd
Ofieson
Cram Getober
Tommy Hourigan
Tte
Opuser Industry: Australia Exports Opossum Skins in Crisis
Government controls limit indiscriminate hunting as opossum slaughter rises. Australia exported 3,172,000 opossum skins worth £393,189 in the year to June, with Britain the major buyer. trade to the US and Germany has fallen due to world conditions.
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Department of Commerce
Australia
Great Britain
Germany
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T. G. Stammers
Auctionsa Stock and Station Agent
Carcoar
Farmers & Settlers’ Co-op
Seles
Varcoar Butchering CO
Pure Food Butchers
Cargoar Butchering CO
Phono No
George Pile & Company
Solicitors, Blayney
Dave Reed
Monumental Mason
Blayneyv
Postal Information
Rhs Powndage
Perenrt
Mikey
Fayette
Melanie
Wmbiltote
Pratined
Euia
Alr
Hawker
South Australia
Canberra
Don Bratman
Bradman
Lpress
Wei Linen
Bette
Porsche
Ineremie Tin
AMP
Stevens-Brusner
Val Molesworth
United Australia Party
Legislative Council
Patment
Condi Fle
Laing Party
Labor
Molesworth
Joynton South
Ly Boteres
Lebel
W. J. Brady
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
J. R. Colburt
Phone
Barth
Belchel Eyviedt
Ciborne
Liemene
Bert
Citemnan
Gilbertinre
Peter Loughiin
Goulburn
Loughlin
Wyanpola Dam
All Saints’ Church
Canowindira
Phyllis May
W. E. Croucher
Milltreet
Canowindra
George Kineham
Mr. Worboya
Spring Hill
Bromhead
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