McNeill and Hughes Wedding at St Johns Hamilton
Myra Hughes eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A Hughes Browlmeadow married Clive McNeill youngest son of the Inte Nol Men Stroud and Mrs McNeill Mtay ford at St Peters Church of England Hamilton The bride wore a velvet gown with lace veil and carried cream and gold roses The bridesmaid Mrs Beatrice Hughes wore icy blue velvet and carried pink roses The bridegroom attended by his brother Wallace McNeill The couple held their reception at the bride's home and departed for a motor tour Their future home will be Watcha.
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Peter's Church of England
Hamilton
Myra
Hughes
Browlmeadow
Clive
Stroud
McNeill
Mtayford
H Barrien
Werthither
Mra
Beatrice Hughes
Brrd
Wallace McNeill
Letter on MLMI Creek road funding and local maintenance
A letter from Mariorie Bowden argues against using funds for general road repairs via a grant or council plan. She suggests closing the road until warmer weather to hire a capable seasonal worker, warns of drowning risks in bogs, and critiques proposed overhead expenses and a potential aeroplane option, urging practical maintenance.
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Daniel
Nour
Mlmi Creek
Jake
Rouil
Ingram
Hardy
Tom
Cornell
Mr. Easter
Youra
Mariorie
Bowden
Printing Credits Note from Dowling-Stroth Office
Printed by Charles Riward Benagtt at the Registered Printing Office in Dowting Strost Dungog PR.
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Charles Riward Benagtt
Omce
Dowting-Strost
Dungog. PR
Inmates from Afar Monkeys and Goldfish Homes Spotted
A Sunday Dispatch reporter visited a Sidcup monkey boarding house run by Miss Ninette Austral and a Wimbledon goldfish dairy. Monkeys in warm sunny rooms learn by watching humans and even perform tasks. goldfish in a window aquarium attract daily child visitors.
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Goldtian
The
Sunday Dispatch
Sidcup
Kent
Misa Ninette Austral
Minn Austral
Britain
Mayfair
Lax
Austral
Gold Tins Te Linn
Wimbledon
London
Bere
Ishauli
Warren
Fresth
Aald
Reginald
Maitland Fat Stock Sales Report Highlights June 25 1934
Report from MLW Boarke Ltd shows cattle price levels steady with about 80 dollars per head for forward cows and good quality sheep in strong supply. Yard results indicate slightly improved competition but unchanged values. notes include multiple buyers and consignors from Curlewis Branxton and surrounding districts with overall emphasis on quality stock and steady market.
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MLW
Boarke, Ltd
Asiog Toludad J. K. Mackay
Orestord
Buliche Oy
A.B. Cupp
K. Mackay
Curlewis
W. TF
Werwood
Branxton
Bullock
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Mone Cafe
F. G. Redman
Motor Funeral Director
Lond Street
Clarence Town
Crowfost
Redman
Crowfoot
Orden
A. P. Coutts
Souy Walam
West Maitland
Pome
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PrrtSon-Bapaenyi
Grierson
W. Shepherd's
Ua Iave
Australia
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Court House Hotel
Ernest Deards
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A. D.irwin
Cash Store
Mackay Street
Mick
J. Jones
Laweral
Millund
Royal Hotel
TOOTH
Jack McLeod
Men's & Boys
Globe Cafe
Croll & Sons, Ltd
Ordar
Maitland
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