Life Abroad A Letter From Mrs Williams in Neath
A Central and Upper Races correspondent shares Mrs Williams of Neath South Wales recounting a Christmas away from New South Wales. She describes frost and snow, carols under moonlit windows, a royal New Year party, visits to Welsh villages, and scenes near Neath Cardigan and Glamorgan, noting people, places, and plans to travel to Scotland and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedlington Williame
Lowe Bucca
Williams
Glenya Jell Austindy
Penrally Howse
Neath
South Wales
Mie Williams
Bucon Covek
New South Wales
Pojan
Trientta
Amd
Lincon's Inn
London
Sheffield University
Olf
Serveo
Wiliams
Gullit Swinrea
Peli Ali
Dulles
Thane
Bone Osu
Tony
Vale of Glamorgan
Te Corel
Neveh
Cardinar
Laaibnde
Lirivtion University
St. Tyt
Heibieker
Thie Ville
Reine Bey
Henfie
Wend
Helene Bev
Wien
Gil
Wales
Aeriefen
Anil
Wyler
Erie
Scotland
Moscow
Minute of sympathy and curious travel notes on Bucca Creek
A letter expresses deep sympathy for Buera Creek residents amid recent deaths and visits a tomb to honor ancestors. Mrs. H. Duke, holidaying with Mrs. Baunders in Central Bucca, admires Bucca Creek and the Sun district with its clear streams, bird calls, and lush ferns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Sydney Market Report Shows Fred Market Weakened
The Hianwaa Marketing Board notes weak demand and firm prices for certain fruit and vegetables in Sydney NAW and Queensland, with 1015 cases reaching Newcastle and 796 from NSW while 219 came from Queensland. Beans and peas prices fell due to ample supply and cheaper substitutes. cauliflowers and other greens faced slower sales amid quality concerns and stricter grading rules. Melbourne field reports show a market collapse driven by wage increases and high shipments, with many consignments arriving poorly chilled and higher reject rates, signaling continued pressure into the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hianwaa Marketing Board
Porta
Hananan
Sydney
NAW
Queensland
Newcastle
N.8
Pruit
Minim
Cobbares
Alan
Toorping
Usain
Tei Ba
Melbourne
Banat
SSW
Queenslane
Department of Agriillite
N.B.W
Broken Leg Involving Mo and Fred Gaddes
A worker named Mo suffered a broken leg when a tree fell on him after a confrontation with Fred Gaddes. He was carried eight miles to a farm, then to Irvine for medical help. The injury was a clean break of a small bone in one leg, with care provided along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teatek
Tablelands
Hha Uela
Fred Gaddes
Fred
Minn
Mr. Irvine
Jim
Irvine
Printing Notice From Advocate Works in Coif Harbour
Printed and published by James Sawyer proprietor at the Advocate printing Works Moonee street Coif Harbour New South area and this notice states the printing location and publisher details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sawyer
Advocate” Printing Works
Moonee Etreet
Coif’ Harbour
Mew South Area
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Australia
C. H. Everingham
Motor Funeral Director
High Street
Coffs Harbour
P.O. Box ST
Wally Kelly
Austins
Raymond’'S
Whiteway Garage
Dorrigo
Bellingen
Nambucca
G. D. T. Seccombe
Moonee Street
Life Abroad
Bucca
Karswood
Signad B.G
Harry Gale
Ole Gorapton
Coffs Harhadr
A. J. Nola
Ililee
Halcyon
New High School
Coffs Harbour Jetty
Ulrick
Burt
Presbyterian Church
Coffs
R. A. Jones
Coffs Post Office
Downie’s Fruit Delivery
High ST
Sydney Report
Gurney
Sone
Besie Wed
Melbourne Report
Greece
Bennett & Wood Pty. Ltd
Box
G.P.O
J. W. Gerard
Coffs Harbout
T. E. Evans
A. D. Mackay
Land, Cattle and General Commission Age Machinery Depot
Agen A.international Slarvester Coy
Phoenix Fire Assurance
NEW Mecormick-Deering Duals
Craning Seiuaa Assurance and Thrift Association
NEW Zealandia Milking Machines
Government Labour Bureau
National Mutual Life Association
Douglas Motor Cycles
Malvern Stalk II International
Studebaker and
Erskine Cars
NEW System Wireless
Burgett
Wireles
Moonee St., Coffs Hard
Radiola
Rece
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