Copper Ores and Mining Output Rise in August 1944
The August 1944 report details copper ore output from Chillagoe and Kuradln smelters, with totals of 21 7088 tons Cu and 11 5828 oz Ag from smelters and ores processed at Chillagoe. It notes rising production due to lower-grade ore being worked as copper prices increase. Several mines including Mount Cuthbert and Mount Oxide contributed tonnages and concentrates, with gold and silver byproducts recorded. A separate section covers operational changes at Mount Beattie and related infrastructure improvements and roadwork in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Ons
Tena Twa
Toni
Mouly Cutbert
Tovis
Yeekaksic Ming
Poyth
Minoura
Howe
Mawhoeke
Horne
Abovit
Connec
AMM
Pont
Chillagoe
Kuridaln
Chillagoe Buate
Attams4or Ag
Mount Cuthbert
ADABM
Cloncurty
Mount Tou Miney Lidl
Chillague
Bourke
Wis
AGAB
Ory
Allvor
Neot
Crusader
AUS
Grand Lion
Ramillton
Hampden
Kings Cross
Mount Benitie
Mount Guibert
Soto
Wil
Tevkee Tano
Vurrie
Succeay
Warwick Cautie
OADM
Kamamnilla
Kuridaia
Fragmented OCR note on oil sample and committee notes
The readable portions describe an oil sample and a committee’s discussion with references to bottles and measures. It mentions medical or tasting tests and possible distribution of samples through a city project. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage.
Red Cross parcels reach prisoners despite doubts
The Central Agency of the Red Cross reports three checks show parcels for prisoners at or near camps are delivered. Receipts cards signed by prisoners or camp leaders verify dispatch and delivery, letters to the agency confirm receipt, and ICRC delegates interview camp leaders and prisoners. Delays stem from transfers, hospital stays, or sponsorship rules, but are being reduced by War Organisation actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Toteranoust Red Cross
Gentral
Proners
International Red Cross Committee
Fone
Germany
Red Cross Work at Home Camps and Hospitals
The Red Cross supports camp life and naval hospital care with stores and comfort items. Volunteers supply clothing, writing materials, fruit, slippers, and personal care, aiding sick and wounded aboard ships and at home. Last year contributions reached 57,000 pounds with higher current fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alking
Fife
Bupka
Faninco
Yiphy
Mamusinen
Donia
Lily
Local Notices From The Clonewrry Advocate Office
An itemized printed notice discusses the publication by William John Bsyuttlewood for Clonewrry Advocate Pty Ltd at their reintered office Bout Bt oncury J. HenaLey Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John Bsyuuttlewood
Clonewrry Advocate” Pty Ltd
Bout Btoncury
J. Henaley
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Vcutry Minerat
Ixadtece
Lana Et Ister
Peeks Fane
Hexberton
Wardel
Hefort
Moiinl Fw
Mttites Ltd
Il Ronmeslon
Chullagos
Alluyia Gata
Yale
Youle
Linsempen
Chillagoe Smoellers
Toulwade
Lee
Ogetdenyn
Edward Clark
Yyn Clark
Charis
Mayall
Mount Tsa
Chorney
Bal Nora
Phils
Mount Beattie
Marraba
Campbell
Berger’s
Pyne
Cloncurry
Leichhardt
General Grocers
Coxeeren
Danvers
North West
Thesaorida
Erice
Rouey Nourren
Queensland
Sala Tie Msaigeavuoue
Aera
Wanyers
Hinenop
Rammay Street
Almaia
Lina
Serrairie
Ajonael Pricha
Miek A
Frank Danvers,mawaremenr
DeWitts
Raney
Gileys
Allen Sons
Jon
Titler
Frooramme
Anne Mary's
Useful
GPO
Sydney
Orran
Rough &P
Teas
Bainclaya
Kee Dewey
Mndle
Key
John Gunn
J. T. Boyd
West Street
Whyhrow Shoes
Steteon
Borali
Alf Wellington
Wellington
Westin
Nox
Draper — Mercer
FRUTT
Crackiers
Mags
Katroe
Goldenia
Persil
DORAN
John Miller
Uarco
Ib Rackera
Ule
Nntals
Rersil. Sa
Doren
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