18 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
1
Communication from Minister for Bauestion informs that fencing replacement and weather shed erection at Wootton Public School will be referred to the next financial year. Feeding materials will be supplied via the Departmental Store and local tendering will be used for posts and fencing creation.
The Bulahdelah A H and 1 Association Ladies Committee held its annual meeting on Thursday with President Mrs V Holloway chairing. Attendees included Mesdames McKenzie Des Gooch and several others. report highlighted a socially and financially successful year despite £240 spent on road improvements and £107 8s 6d raised by the ladies through dances fairs and stalls. Election of officers appointed Mrs V Holloway as President with Mrs F Colemann and Mrs H Phillips as vice presidents, Mrs G McKenzie as Secretary, and Mrs J Gooch as Treasurer.
Printed by Charles Edward Bennett at bla Registered Printing Offce Dowling Street Dungog NBW.
An advertisement-like fragment promotes bargain boot room services with claims of competitive 3 year prices and outstanding value. The text urges testing results and contrasts with others while mentioning watchful customers and maintenance avoidance in a vague sales pitch.
Ad text shows an advertisement promising destruction of buildings by a contractor named White Anta with a bluff claim of guaranteed work. Hidden spelling errors and odd phrasing suggest a scam. Contact J. Jones, lawyer, Maitand, phone 426, for inquiries.
Local notice seeks a driver for a car hire service in Bullahdelah and surrounding area. The advertisement states day or night availability and provides the contact phrase Chronicle Sait Brushy I survive and Dungog as identifiers for the service.
A Jerilderie resident asks readers for help recalling travel details from 50 years ago. The note recalls Wangat Provisional School near Roorer farm and asks how many times the road crossed Little River between Wangat and the Big Hill at Lu foot of Whi wea Boarer's farm. Any memories would settle a small argument.
Dungog pastor Mr. Harper urged revival at the New South Wales Northern Baptist Association conference, lamenting wealth and worldly values eroding spirituality. He cited materialism and obedience to God’s commands as needed to revive faith, recalling England’s 18th century spiritual renewal.
Speaker Mr. Harper warns that the church must be quickened and transformed to lead spiritual revival. He contends the church has fallen behind the world, suffering from hypocrisy and secular influences that erode dignity and religion. He stresses prayer, revival efforts, and conversion as essential to restore the church’s power.
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