Sunday Safest Day On Road Says N R M A
Official figures on road accidents show liquor contributing to crashes but do not reveal the full picture. NSWLMAL general secretary Mr A Leslie argues Saturday is the most dangerous day with liquor factors, calling for motorists to avoid drink as the festive season nears.
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N.R.M.A
A Leslie
Sab Mir
Leslie
Nsw
Mr. Leslie
Mr Leslie
Another Kenya in New Guinea Not Possible
This second instalment argues that a “another Kenya” in New Guinea cannot exist. The Kukukuku tribe dominates a vast, hostile region from Lower Wortur Vollere to Purarie River, with about a hundred thousand people sharing nomadic, hostile ways and resisting white administration. White explorers faced hostility, and early mining activity near Kukukuku lands showed the danger of contact.
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J. N. Strang
New Guinea
Wortur Vollere
Purarie River
Paw
New Guints
Rama
Kukukuku
Bill Leggat Ithe
Mekhi
Leahy
Ana
White Man's Laws Aid Natives in War-Torn Territory
The text describes white administration reforms in New Guinea and nearby regions, including village duties, training of local leaders, and punishment systems. It praises native cooperation during wartime, notes propaganda by Japan, and contrasts harsh penalties with acts of kindness under Australian governance. It highlights intertribal practices, health care roles of white doctors, and the complex relationship between natives and authorities.
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Neer
Liklik
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New Ireland
New Guinea
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St Antiw s Day observed for missions and giving
St John s notes state November 30 is St Antiw s Day. The English Church krepe promotes A Day of Prayer for missionary work, for men in Korea, for Australia to acknowledge Christ s kingship, and for parish blessings. The day also marks Direct Giving with envelopes to be returned.
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Krepe
Korea
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Lord Christ
Presbyterian Notes Bring Change to Lord's Supper Date
The Presbyterian notes announce changes for worship including the Lord's Supper at Eugowra next Sunday, a rescheduled Sacrament at Fort Bes on December 7 at 1 pm, and a shift of morning service times. The Forke evening will present Upper School prizes and the parish kindergarten Christmas tree and prizegiving is set for Saturday afternoon. A farewell to Rev Torrance and election of Rev H Barratt to the College Council are noted alongside ongoing plans and film evenings.
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Suneday
Forke
W. ‘Torrance
Orange
East Maitland
H. V. Barratt
Presbytery of
Torrance
Orange Charge
Cowell
Presbyterian Ladies’ College
Orne
H. Barratt
Farber
Barratt
Fort ‘Bes
Beidong
The
Presbyterian Church
Economic Balance Amidst Australian Taxation and Trade Shifts
The article discusses taxation relief, export production, and the impact of inflation and high costs on Australian industry. It notes government loan programs, monetary changes, and a shift to competition and free enterprise, with emphasis on maintaining export competitiveness and controlling coal prices to support economic stability. It cites balance sheet figures, central bank borrowings down and deposits falling, while advances rise and net profit grows modestly despite higher expenses and tax provisions.
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Puceesa
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