Quandialla Tragic Death Of Child In Curious Circumstances
Sympathy floods Quandialla after the sudden death of Robin Reeves aged young, daughter of Mr and Mrs I Reeves of Kinnaird. She fell ill Friday night and died Saturday after a brief hospital admission at Grenfell Hospital. The community and clergy mourn with the family as tributes pour in. The report notes extended family visits and local events in Quandialla, including births, arrivals, and holiday absences among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Reeves
Grenbey
Saeetay
Mary Celtives
Galircey
Denon
G Brettell
Mire S Benson
Ederimore
LN Penfold Gletwood
Quandillla Hooples
Ane
George Bath
Cpl. A. Close
Koward
P. Olsen
AT Kerr
Bellevue
RR. Penfold
Edavilie
Sydney
Pte
L. Lattus
S Woodhouse
Sawtell
Quandialla and Caragabal Battle to Narrow Rugby Clash
On the recreation ground Quan min last Sunday Quandialla and Caragabal played a tight match in front of a large crowd. Reeves mourned as players observed two minutes of silence. Caragabal retired hurt but Quandialla led 19 to 7 at one point before final whistle with Quandialla 10 Caragabal 7.
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Quanmin
Reeves
Quan= dialla
Caregabal
Mons
W. Rollins
Caragabal
W Les
Ang
Lina Splenedii
Anderwa Polbowlu
McDonald
Quinivelialla
Garagabal
Hoi Ofield
Taylor Mach Cuch
Quandialla
Caragabal 7
Tbe Bial
Wool
J Battenally
Aragubal
Victory Day Celebration Marred by Bleak Weather
A Bribbaree and Quintiala Returned Soldiers sub branch held a picnic and sports meeting at Bunk recreation ground. Bleak weather and the death of a president dampened attendance, but youths enjoyed events and prizes, with scouts, Red Cross girls, and ex servicemen marching. sweets and apples were handed out. Winners in various events were listed, main prizes announced by Mrs. G. Bin lipi and others.
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ATO SpOrts
Bribbaree
Quintiala
Bramehes
Fol
Commttee
Avewands
Sparta
G. Binlipi
T. Kerr
Mo Kerr
E. Causey
Mo Bundlate
A Kerr
Deighton
Tugover
Wool and Its Competitors Forecast Textile Shift
The Institute of Public Affairs notes wool’s position weakening as artificial fibers gain. In the US, wool consumption rose modestly since World War I, while cotton use doubled and rayon surged fifteenfold, signaling tougher global competition ahead.
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J. P. Breen
Iailures
Institute of Public Affairs
Nb.w
Bligh Street
Sydney
United States
Industrie
Ravens
Mobile Tuberculosis Clinics Across Countries Discussed
The article surveys mobile health efforts in New South Wales and other nations, highlighting mobile diagnostic vans and clinics in mining districts and urban centers. It praises the Anti Tuberculosis Association of New South Wales for leading a mobile diagnostic program and urges broad support from communities and organizations to protect public health.
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New South Wales
CeaNtry
Bspoc
Lean
Wales
Acme
Clinton
Wilenon
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