Alma Channells and Alfred Taylor Wedding at St John’s
Alma Isabel Channells of Coffs Harbour married Alfred William Taylor, third son of Mr. and Mrs. H W Taylor of Nelia North Queensland, at St John’s Church of England Coffs Harbour on 31 May. The Rev H E Hunt officiated with Miss Ann Ireland at the organ and George Channells giving the bride away. The gown was white satin with embroidered bodice and Brussels net veil, train cascading from a shaped waist. a bouquet of chrysanthemums eucharis lilies and cream rosebuds. Beryl Kelly was bridesmaid. Allan Channells was best man. Reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple left for Sydney for their honeymoon with the bride in mauve satin back frock. Their future home will be in Sydney.
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St John’s Church ‘of England
Coffs Harbour
Alma Isabel Channells
Alfred William Taylor
H. W. Taylor
Nelia
Beryl Kelly
Allan Channells
Bode
Sydney
Commonwealth Bank Opens Coffs Harbour Branch
The new Coffs Harbour Branch on Moonee Street is led by manager R T Wallace. It offers Savings and General Bank services including overdrafts and home financing. The bank also introduces Housing Loans up to 85 percent with long repayment terms and the Industrial Finance Department to aid financing for manufacturing, distribution, retailing, and individual buyers, with overdraft advances at 40 percent per annum and Hire Purchase facilities.
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Coffs Harbour
Commonwealth Bank
Moonee Street
R. T. Wallace
Mortgage Bank
Housing Loans
Drawn Five Year Chess Match Ends In Sydney
On March 3 1942 Albie Boultwood now a Sydney journalist posted the first move in a correspondence game to Teddy Helander of Ayr. Moves stretched over months until last week when Teddy flew to Sydney and they finished it in ten minutes. The game ended in a draw and the pair spend a holiday to recover after the long contest.
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Albie Boultwood
Sydney
Raleigh Sun
Bellingen
Teddy Helander
Ayr
Qid
Teddy
Struckle
Price Control Of Maize Bags Discussed In House
In the House of Representatives Sir Earle Page urged referring the maize bag price matter to the Prices Commissioner. He proposed treating maize bags like the four bag price adjustment tied to the recent flour price increase of 148 10d a ton. Mr Pollard, the Minister for Commerce and Agriculture, said he would refer the issue to the Prices Commissioner.
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Sir Earle Page
House of Representatives
Sir Earle
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Coffs Harbour Plumbing Works
T. E Evans
Dr. Harbour & Castle Streets
Wost. Bros
Charles Wost
MacKay
Real Estate and Commission Agents
Butler Air Transport Pty Ltd
New England Mutual Building Society
the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation Ltd
High Street
Taylor—Channells
Coffs
Butler Air Transport Pty. Ltd
Volt Bros
P.O. Box
Tydor, Pontaet
W. A. Flick
Pith Street
Nambucc
Australia
Hoover
Gt Britain
England
Tom Cunningham
A.W.A
Radiola
T. C. Seccombe
Southern Cross Distributor
Hone
CAI
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