Religious Services Schedule Across Parishes
Bomawn Catholic Sendsy September 27 services at 11 and 2.30 with masses at Oulle ab 11 00 am and Ber Fre Van Mal. Methodist Sunday September 27 at Glen 11 am and Jeotrel Hoece 2 30. Culle Marbur 7 pm. A J Kerhio g Bayt Ootubsr Banville 7 30 pm.
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Bomawn Catholic
Sendsy
Nane Glen
Jeotrel Hoece
Culle Marbur
A. J. Kerhiog
Ber Iba
Mole Crval
Bayt Ootubsr
Let— Banville
Coffs Harbor Advocate Publication Note
Fragmentary OCR shows a Wednesday issue reference for the Coffs Harbour Advocate with unclear date and page details. Reading remains insufficient to identify a specific article, event, or person to summarize.
Hugh Stanfords Luck and other items in review
LOGAL AND GENERAL. A boy’s Christmas present review highlights Hugh Stanford's Luck by Mary Great Beace with praise for its appeal to Australian lads. Also commends The Cornstalk Coy for a first-class job, Weldoo’s Ladies’ Journal October issue, and Country Life summer number from Bagland with fine colored plates and sportive appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Stanford
Mary Great Beace
Cornstalk
Messra
Angus
Roberteon
Loglia
Weldoo
Ladies’ Journal
The Snake Season Ends With Editor’s Cat Triumph
A garbled report notes Monday evening events involving the editor's cat and a black crawler. It mentions despair and venomous reptiles, with scattered phrases about blosted bees and devile packs, reflecting a damaged OCR text without clear, coherent facts.
Wedding at All Saints Upper Orera and local notices
Personal notices report Alma Nelson returning from Sydney and Miss Mreco F. Badder visiting. C Walker plans a few days away. C Lewis, formerly of the Australia arte Book of Com, returns to join a publicity role in Lismore. A wedding at All Saints Church features Phyllis Daphne Watt with Rev Preece officiating. reception follows. Meanwhile Mrs Too McLeod, aged 56, dies in Ballingena after 24 years in the Macleay River district. funeral held yesterday in Ballingen Top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Nelson
Bydney
Mr C. Walker
Mreco F. Badder
Lidra
Thureday
Mra T. de. C. Lewis
Lismore
Bitar” Bee
Coffe
All Saint'e Church
Upper ‘Orera
Preece
Phyllis Daphne
Mra J. Watt
Mine Preece
Gowers
Mies Olge Gillard
Georgette Tring
Barry Watt
Sydoeyp
Ouorra
Mra Hunter
Bray
Ballingeo
Aod
Ted
Too, McLoonao
Theo, McLeonao
Balliogsa
Bellingen
Mancing River
Sod
Donald McLeod
Ora Mesera
J.T. McLeod
Macleay Argue
Kempsey
Hector McLeod
Darkwood
W. A. McLeod
Redbank
Mre
Weal
Ordney
Arthur Beet
Coffs Harbor
Ballingen
Ryjsigh Guo
Radio vision at Arcadale school sparks crisis plea
Rev Canoy Acchilali of ArcadaleBobo Armidale urges wireless support as a crisis hits the school. A Geet presiding at Federation of Australian Teachers conference says radio in schools boosts social cohesion and student access, while the Tenebare Confersnos backs subsidies for top schools with receivers.
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Canoy Acchilali
Arcadale
Bobo
Armidale
A. Geet
Federation of Australian Teachers
Echoola
Bolda
Tenebare Confersnos
Commonwealth Loan Subscriptions Highlight Investor Skepticism
Mr George Asrwlay, chairman of the City Maroel Life Ageorsoce Society Ltd., questions why Commonwealth Loans are not fully subscribed. He cites the 5 percent rate as high and notes advice suggesting rates may fall. The City Matai has converted holdings in war loans and seeks more subscriptions, urging £8,000 cooptiments to follow suit.
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George Asrwlay
Maroel Life Ageorsoce Society Ltd
Commonwealth
Matai
Railway Dept Arranges Excursion Trains for State Holiday
The Railway Department plans a series of cheap excursion trains from the country between September 30 and October 1. Tickets will be available for carriage at any city, with travel dates up to 42 days. Handbills with details are posted at railway stations statewide.
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Railway Department
Coees
Haceguera
Sydney
Canvas Goods and Supplies Advertising Paraphrase
Fragmentary OCR lists various canvas goods and tarps with broken spellings. Mentions of items like tarps, coverings, and related hardware appear alongside distorted brand-like terms. No clear events, dates, people, or organizations are identifiable for a proper news-style summary.
Pension reforms and budget plan outlined by government.
The article details historic pension policy shifts from national governments, listing eight amendments that raise pension rates, expand earning limits, adjust income baselines, and extend support to inmates, orphans, and the disabled while criticizing opposition for delaying needed reform and urging comprehensive action to sustain old age and invalidity aid.
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Eacin Page
Grea
Cid Age
Lord Forrett
Firet
Forcs
Josspbh Cook
Ae Tressorer
Aod
Teo Yeaura
Prevent
Degerdant Asylume
Benevolent Asylume
Labor Party
Anehalla
Alger
Australia
Tae
Political Prods Debate Labor Course in Weekend Speech
The weekend exposé in Passiemsot featured Mr Chariton attacking Labor Party ties to Walet and Johaense, accusing it of labor control and foreign agitators. He framed policy on deportation repeal and state land use, with Trades and Labor Council backing Planks ahead of elections.
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Passiemsot
Ms Koorne
Megenetel
Mr Chariton
Danton
Giedeot
Cherive
Walet
Johenneen
Job Control
Commantole
Loretgo Agiletore
Law
Bindfaccer
Chariton
Labor Party
Bao
Lang
High Court
Tos Trades and Labor Council
Charlton
Traod Labour Council
Iitike
Cngires
Increase in Old Pensions
The Composite Government plans weekly pension boosts starting Lat Oct. The Bruce-Page Government raised rates from 7s 6d to 17s 6d earlier and expanded earnings limits and property thresholds. The new proposal lifts the pension from 17s 6d to £1 weekly, with a three year term to secure this short term reform.
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Bruce- Page
Northern Territory Restructuring Cuts Government Secretary
The Commonwealth Government has begun a reorganization of the public service in the Northern Territory to increase efficiency and align savings with expenditure. The most significant change is the abolition of the position of Government Secretary.
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Northern Territory
Breach of Trust En couraged in Federal Parliament
A labor member read a telegram from the Public Service to another at the Prime Minister’s direction. The scene showed a party gloating over copies obtained through the telegraph office. The remarks were described as appalling and disgraceful by observers.
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Labor
Cos
Government budget policy sparks debate on wealth and control
The text argues against removing budget safeguards and supports a considered government policy. It notes insurance firms in New South Wales face the mood and companys wharf at Circular Quay with about £285,90 worth of wool involved, reflecting economic concerns tied to production and purchasing power.
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Eoig
Bydney
New South
Mood and Companys
Circular Quay
Wood and street paving policy sparks city debate
In a letter to the Daily Telegraph the writer attacks the shift from wood blocks to concrete on city streets. He cites past reports from 1893 praising wood bricks as durable, arguing that local authorities should favor wood for employment and traffic flow over concrete resurfacing.
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Tubbe
Daily Telegraph
Mayer
Fin Ows Eng
Amllo.b
Mel
Clr
Sydney
New South Wales
Cornell Ae
Settlement ideals for rural youth and industry in New South Wales
Beattie Mackdonald surveys rural reform aims in New South Wales focusing on keeping country youths from migrating to cities. He praises local centers like Hithe Wadel and the Griggs farm village for cooperative work, schools, libraries, and mills, seeing centralization as key to securing livelihoods and population stability.
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Dortigo Forest
Lhas
L. Griggs
Gina Waals
Ibrery
Elesksia Light
Toswih
Wadel
Gleoreagh
Dorrige
Ioa
Commaniip Tillage
Beastie
Enildremel
Drigga
Bbe Cone
Mr R J B Jack to Visit Local Jewellers
Mr R J B Jack of Webster Jack and McDonald London Optigians Sydney and Lismore will attend at K Buinaing Jeweller on Imcaspar hours 9 am to 6 pm.
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R J.B. Jack
Peas Ours
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald, Ltd
Optigians
Sydney
Lismore
K. Buinaing Jeweller
Imcaspar
Scientist claims cancer progress with astiscium treatment
The Daily Mail reports Doctor Thomas Lamedeo, a cancer researcher at the Lister Institute, prepared astiscium claiming it cured cancer in 22 percent of tested cases and reduced infection by converting immunity from repeated infection.
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Tug “Daily Mail
de. Thomas Lamedeo
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