Visit by Bishop Fortescue Ash to promote Centenary Appeal
The Australian Board of Missions aims to train 50 missionaries and raise £100,000 for its work in Australia. Rt Rev Fortescue Ash visited Newcastle Diocese towns including Gloucester and Taree, speaking at St Pauls on the Centenary Thank Offering Campaign. He highlighted current support, listed mission roles needed such as doctors and nurses, and noted the missions’ modest remuneration of £250 yearly. He urged native mission training and cited Papua’s 13 native priests and 3 deacons as proof of local leadership potential.
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Australian Board of Missions
Australia
Fortescue Ash
A-E-M
St Paul's
Parochial Council
Women's Guild
A.E.M
Ash
Rockhampton
ARM
Newcastle
Gloucester
Damgog
Taree
St. Paul's
New Guinea
A B.M
Phe
Commonwealth
Agh
Melbourne
Ahe
Perth
A.B.M
Papua
Paul's
Aparochial Council
Gating
L. Stevens
R. C. Bork
HL Muddle
May
Fiji
Territory of
Spring Street
Sydney
Support for New State Movement Meets in Wingham
The Mayor Ald L J Gleeson invited all interested residents to Monday night's Municipal Council meeting to debate backing the New State movement. The discussion aimed to allow public opinion before a referendum, with the council considering support for the body drafting proposals and arranging a referendum.
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Wingham
Ald
L. J Gleeson
Gate Takings At Nabiac Show Reported
Gate takings at the Nabiac Show totaled two days of attendance with figures showing £12 1 6 on day one and £110 on day two.
Dungog Show Maintains High Standard Amid Wet Weather
Dungog's annual show drew smaller crowds due to two damp days and a cold southerly wind, yet dairy cattle displays were praised as the best in the show's 56 year history. Gate receipts rose slightly from last year, with first day 218 6d and second day 289. Winners in local events included Best Educated Saddle Horse and multiple hack and trot titles, with prize list featuring names such as J. K. Martin, Mrs. Mackay, L. Ballard, and Miss Brooks among others.
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Martin
Mackay
J. K. Martin
Cameron
M. Corbett
L. Hopson
Stone
J. K Martin
A. L. Payne
Palr
LL Farlex
A. L Payne
J. K Marien
Ja Acee Cameron
Rapid Ruth
Ballendene
Ray
L. Ballard
King Dixie
Gay Guy
Pte
Ling
L Bailey
Nabiac Show Wallamba and District A and A Show
The Nabiac Wallamba and District A and A Association held its 31st annual show on March 22 and 23 with heavy afternoon rain dampening the event. Jersey judge Mr R Lo Fitzgerald praised quality despite small numbers. champions went to OG Monk and F Paff. Local ring winners included numerous pony, lady rider, and stock draft classes led by Carter Mitchell, Gooch Bros, and Easton among others.
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Wallamba
Sears
Jersey
R. Lo Fitzgerald
Gooch Bros
L, Easton
Lady Filder
Miss Brooks
Jean Hinton
Fay Paterson
Mary Corbett
Robert Easton
Mal Gerrard
Bruce Easton
Jeanette Easton
Margaret Murray
W. Parker
L. Ballard
H. German
Carter
Mitchell
L. Paterson
BH. Bennett
C. Murrell
J. G. German
H. Bennett
Minister Says Dedman Treated Like Office Boy
At a regional ALP conference in Cootamundra Mr Sheahan attacked dual control by State and Federal governments over soldier settlement. He claimed 1848 plans to acquire Cunninyeuk Station near Moulamein aimed at 13 farms but Dedman demanded seven, prompting a withdrawal of the compromise and a stance of 13 farms or nothing.
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ALP
Cootamundra
Sheahen
Sar
Sheehan
Commonwealth
Sheahan
Cunninyeuk Station
Nea Moulamein
Cunninyeuk
Sabiac Show Results Indicate Divisions and Winners
The fragment lists events and results from a rodeo style show. Names such as Fay Paterno, Margaret Murray, Bucking Bullock, H Freeman, J G Germon, Ron Germon, W Wiseman, and Stuart Murray appear with placings 1 and 2 or 3 across Bucking, Buckjumping, and Calf Ridding events.
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Sabiac
Fay Paternoa
Margaret Murray
Bucking Bullock
H. Freeman
J. G Germon
J G. Germon
Ron Germon
W. Wiseman
Stuart Murray
Pimply Face and Skin Troubles From Impurities
A curious 19th century ad notes skin issues stem from blood impurities. It promises a 2/ packet of BUR. will cleanse the bloodstream and promote healthier skin. BUR. is advertised at The Gloucester Pharmacy.
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Gloucester
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Appeal For Australian Board OF Missions
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