Wolarro School Orange Prospectus Highlights Careers
Illustrated prospectus outlines climate and altitude benefits at Wolaro School Orange. It promotes preparation for university, professional and commercial careers. Names Campbell, Syd G, Sydney Stiles, and related authors.
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Boye
Campbell
B.A
Syd
Sydney Stiles
Oron
Christmas perfume and camera sale offers attract buyers
The ad promotes Eau de Cologne and choice perfumes priced from 2/6 to 17/6 with small bills and decanters up to 30/-, plus Kodak Cameras from 14/0 to £8. It notes a dislike of brushes and manicure implements and marks that perfumery purchases predate a recent line, passing benefits to customers.
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Eau de Cologne
Kodak
Sopwith plane aids David Jones air delivery test in Australia
The Sopwith-Gina Faecroplane piloted by Captain Roy King arrives in Forbes after a Sydney to Forbes leg of about 650 miles. David Jones Limited tests air delivery of Christmas orders and delivers parcels to Forbes residents. Mr Shaw, advertising manager, presents photos to customers and mails orders by air.
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Forbes
Australia
Roy King
David Jones
Sydney
F Shaw
David Jones Limited
Shaw
Matthews
Air
New South Wales
Bathurst
Goulburn
Wagka
Dubbo
Orange
King
Mills
Wagga
Waega
Tample White opens motor and cycle shop on Rankin Street
Tample White formerly of A.LF. opens a repair shop in T. Twist's old Rankin Street premises and is appointed local agent for B. and B. Motors and Cycles. The business stocks accessories with Polre Guarantee and offers a range of footwear and fabrics for sale including dyes and Australian serge at special prices.
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C. C. Buckland
Tample White
A.lf
Rankin Street
T. Twist
Sherland
Grenfell News Roundup Highlights Weather and Local Events
Cool December weather with under eighty degree averages gave way to heavy rain and gales on Wednesday and Thursday. Crops suffer, bowling club opens its new pavilion despite rain, Mayor Taylor opens ceremony with Ogilvie present. Young Men’s Club results announced. big New Year’s Eve concert planned. Railway service debate. motor train proposed Blayney to Grenfell. General Assembly Moderator J H Craig visits, unveils Presbyterian Honor Roll and new communion table. rabbit cases heard at Polka Court. James Heap sues Valentine Bailey over a dead horse, £5 verdict plus costs. Granfell Jockey Club annual meeting held, W J Newman re-elected patron.
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Ald
John Taylor
Ogilvie
Orange
Petersham
Grenfell
General Assembly of
New South Wales
J. H. Craig
James Heap
Valentine Bailey
GUNNINGBLAND Wet December brings harvest woes
Weather brings two inches of rain and widespread damage to hay and crops. Farmers face losses while wind and flood tests edges of fields. J F Kennedy crosses Coobang Creek with a load of wheat. Nook wins third prize in Nelungaloo wheat event before the rains. Wheat carting speeds up as siding fencing is completed and an accident damages Bourke’s wagon. North Gunning resident sails to Orange for retirement plans.
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J. F. Kennedy
Coobang
Nelungaloo
Nook
Royal Agriculural Society
Shorland Kola Nip Tonic and Men’s Wear Ad Highlights
Shorland's Kola Nip tonic certified by eminent authorities is promoted alongside a sale for men's grey bar vards shirts. Offers inspectable sizes 14 to 18 inches at Austen and Pratley's store. Economy drives the message with a Western Meat Co. pitch urging best quality at the lowest price.
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Shorland
Austen & Pratley
Western Meat Co
Harvest Woes Turn to Cautious Optimism for Farmers
A severe wind last week devastated crops, with early reports predicting a total wheat loss. After review, officials expect about 60 percent of grain to be gathered though some acres are severely ruined and prices may rise. Farmers face a tough uphill period but relief may come with a lighter blow than feared.
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Rale
Reim
Thich
Harkness
Weather ruin crops then drought ends bush fires
Rainfall in the district averaged three and a half inches causing boggy ground delaying harvest and damaging crops while wind from the southeast knocked crops. Sheepowners gain from the rain as green seed promises a good summer. Burrangong Creek runs bank full and irrigation improves the flats. Patrick Goonan dies after surgery at Grenfell Hospital. A social dance marks the school holidays Thursday evening.
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Paimt
Sharland's Kola Nip Available at Hotels and Stores
Sharland's Kola Nip can be procured at hotels and clubs as well as chemists and stores, indicating wide distribution.
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Sharland
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Case J. W. Parry
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Lttd
Alderman Face
Boung
Christus
Oxford
England
Men's Complete Outfitters
Granfell Jockey Club
W. J. Newman
James Frazer
Gunningbland
P Bourke
A. J. Hockey
P. Anderson
Quandialla
Patrick Goonan
Grenfell Hospital
Jack Smith
Tunotion Street
Joe Bienes
D. A. Hansard Jeweller & Watchmaker
W. Thomas
Lachlan Street
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Austen & Pratley's
P.O. Box
Nmkdade’s
McDade & Harris