Wedding Bells After Chantry and Convent Moves
Miss Mito Treth of Oakville leaves town with her parents to resume duties in Hoe city. J Thonpac and Mowes M Suter return to minor works. Cadet J Morven returns from sick leave to the metropolis for a holiday. Mrs Deneeth meet son Rte of Mele Hour departs for Gabong Convent. Condolences to Mr W J Rowe of Cartnyin at Lurkscone Park. Al Cor Miefrodb Churel Quin idlotte wedding notes: Dorks Fidest daughter of Mr and Mrs J Austin to Charles eidical Aeno of Mr and Mrs C Bellen Enfinid. Ceremony at Quentin church with pearl satin gown, sister Mrs Roaitunleen Aistin as bridesmaid, best man Mr B Austin. Reception at the Austin home. Rev Aller officiates. Bride to reside at Walwotgong. Mr Gell to work at Pt Kembla. Best wishes to the newlyweds.
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Quandialla
Mito Treth
Oakville
Ooy Stent
Hoe City
Yien Mowes
M. Suter
J. Thonpac
Bry
Sydney
J. Morven
Alpore
Mies
J. Barns
Burnside
Deneeth
Rte
Gabong Convent
W. J. Rowe
Cartnyin
Lurkscone Park
Dorks
Fidest
Myx J Auetin
Opremcaie
Chars
Bellen
Allen
Quentin Eleenit Weed
Bell Bird
Roaitunleen Aistin
Austin
Aller
Rn Otler
Cole
Walwotgong
Mir Gell
Pt Kembla
New Year 1942 War Effort Urges Shared Sacrifice
In 1942 Australia faces a total war mobilization with naval industry growth and dock expansion, fuel rationing, and public works. Government plans include the Travelport Act relaxation, a large housing program, producer gas output, and a personal loans scheme to back social and defence measures, all requiring widespread sacrifice and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torres
Nile
FAA
Boxing Night Dance Aids HMAS Sydney Fund in Bedgerabong
Warm festive season moods mark a charity boxing night in Bedgerabong to raise funds for the HMAS Sydney camp and to honor soon entering service men. Attendance swelled with visitors from Forbes, Bon Gate and Monwongs. volunteers from the dances managed supper and service ensuring continued merriment despite heat and dust storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedgerabong
Wedari
Clue
Forbes
Ba- Bon Gate
Monwongs
Fune
Hmas
Sydney
Visiting Optician to Visit Forbes in January
Mir D J Bono visiting Forbes on Wednesday January 21. Appointments preferred at Knapton's Pharmacy Consulting Rooms Vandenberg Hotel with limited slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
D. J. Bono
Fio
Landen
Forbes
Knapton
Vandenberg Hotel
Industrial diamonds crunch linked to war trade shifts
An early wartime report notes Germans facing a shortage of industrial diamonds essential for precision tools. It cites Dutch merchants moving stocks to England before invasion, British control of key diamond routes, and the broader Allied network supplying the United States as Britain presses refinery and munition needs amid German advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Muggle
Diplommathe
Berg
Acrid
Atlantic
Nlac
Wille Sallre
Meroe Ama
Gift Duty law explained under new Commonwealth Act
The Commonwealth Gift Duty Act and its companion act, commencing 1 October, imposes a duty on gifts by both donors and recipients. Duty scales with gift value up to 500,000 pounds and peaks at 20 percent. Returns must be lodged within one month of the gift. exemptions apply to charitable gifts and certain family transfers. The Commissioner will assess duty from returns and information.
Never Again A Story of the Last War in Sydney Harbor
A fragmented piece recalls World War Four era memory and postwar sentiment in Sydney. It laments German goods arriving aboard the Maimyo at Woolloomooloo on August 1 1022 and warns of erasing the horrors of wartime while urging to buy German wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oversea
Tle
Germany
Sydnay
Sydney
Atel
Civilisa
Leige
Gott
Woolloomooloo
France
Tower of
Ile
Thia
Ris
Europe
Malaya Defence Warnings Questioned by Menzies
Former Australian Prime Minister Menzies dismissed Sena dor Foll’s claim that Malcolm Fraser warned of Malaya defence weaknesses. He said his government never doubted urgent needs for increased supplies and that London discussions would later show extensive consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senador Foll
Mensies
Malaya
Menzies
London
New York
Australia
Ramerad! Advocates Trading With Germany Again
A reflective critique argues against resuming trade with Germany, warning it may revive war risks. The piece recalls past economic ties that aided Nazi expansion and calls for a firm postwar stance to prevent a future conflict, urging readers to abandon comfort for accountability.
Bathurst Show Off 1942 Wartime Agricultural Appeal
The Bathurst region presses for continuing agricultural shows to back wartime production. President OG Walker notes shows keep fodder and field wheat contests alive as primary producers and allied growers strengthen the home front. Federal Minister Scully backs keeping competitive exhibitions despite war needs. Bathurst Society cancels 1942 show due to ground requisition by military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Agricultural Associations
Ikaoolition
OG. W. Walker
Country Ten
Scully
Australia
Mandan
Bathurst
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Patera Boar of Directornes
Regia Coco Airs Avilide
Henry Bridge Kbr
Col & Abwlaie
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Frau Laird Wopeck
Cypress Mills
Vanderfield & Reid Ltd
Parkes
Cypress
Mums Bis
Costal Sb Daly
Gowlieg
Tomer
Wd. McKell
Himes
Ted
MLB
Italy
Mercury
Boxing
Sahara
Central Australia
Vila
Wien
Ted Polis
Jiwury
Maren
Obial
Perbonal
W Crothy
Migrocay
Messere V. Beagey
L Peasley
Forbes District
Aunt Mary
Lucky Howewivas
Tilcock & Co. Pty. Ltd
Kent
Liverpool Sta
New
Forses
Imall
the Advocate
Gove
United States
Bout Adria Chode
Basil J. Clifton Carrier
Fordes
Neptune Motor Summit
Jean Wo Martin
Alf
Revellle
Ffere
H.M.V
Forbes and District
L. J. Johnson
Templar Street
P.O. Box
Uruguay
Tramocean
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