Wedding in St Stephen's Church Sydney Scott Scott
A quiet ceremony united Wallis Page from Ward's River and Miss Annie Scott of Edinburgh at St Stephen's Presbyterian Church Sydney on April 16. Rev JC Milliken assisted. Miss Jean McIntyre attended the bride and Rev AD Marchant the groom.
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St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church
Sydney
Wallis Page
Ward's River
Annie Scott
Edinburgh
Scotland
Milliken
Rockdale
Jean McIntyre
A.D. Marchant
Lindfield
Recovering the damage and dwindling country towns
Council may seek compensation from responsible road damage offenders but legislation should focus on prevention. A report to the International Geographical Congress notes Australia’s urban shift, iron pipe influence, and rising city living, with broader implications for rural populations and living costs. Prices for vegetables and eggs rise under NSW controls, affecting households.
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Council
Thy Vmcenmry
International Geographical Congress
Cambridge
SV. Pearson
Australia
England
Welee
New Soutl Wales
Butter Factory Merger Conference Sought Regional Control
A conference between dairy farmers and butter factory representatives from Tamworth to West Maitland discussed forming a single company to control shares of butter factories between Tamworth and Raymond Terrace and Gloucester. The meeting reviewed prospectuses of several companies but reached no final decision.
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Tamworth
West Maitland
Raymond Terrace
Gloucester
New State Names Considered at Armidale Convention
At the New State convention in Armidale proposals were floated for naming a proposed northern state. Names mentioned included Georgina Kookaburra Kingland New England Urunga and Bingara a motion carried to ask northern MPs to urge a referendum on a new northern state.
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Armidale
Georgina
Kookaburra
Kingland
New England
Urunga
Bingara
Final Cricket Showdown Between Endeavour and Kis-Ore Clubs
The final of the cricket competition between Endeavour and Kis-Ore Clubs will be played on the Inner wicket this Saturday as the park is used for a football match. Overlaps of cricket and football hinder fixtures. calls arise for a second oval and more wickets to advance future seasons. The flood delayed play by a month, and concerns remain that finals should be held at the association's main wicket to attract a large crowd of supporters.
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Endeavour
Kis- Gra
Thi
Isan ‘O
Kis-Ore
Ita
Anzac Day Observance in Coffs Harbour Services Held
Anzac Day was observed with church services and a Majestic hall gathering. Dr A J White presided at the afternoon service, Rev H W Rogers and Rev B Wilson spoke on Anzac themes, wreaths were laid, and a concert followed with schoolchildren and soldiers’ league figures in attendance. The event included a Last Post, national anthem, and a poignant address on war’s horrors by Rev Wilson. In the forenoon a separate service and a large turnout at Barrington Hall completed the day. Patrick J McNamara, 62, died at Garry Owen Coff's Harbour Jetty.
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H.S. League
Majestic
A.J. White
H. W. Rogers
Russell Scott
G. F. R. Whitemore
Finber-Webster
B. #. Wilson
Wilson
Galipoli
Anzac
Lord
Bourke
Barrington
Paul's Church of England
W. Rogers
Gallipoli
H. W. Chaplin
Returned Soldiers’ League
Camty
H. J. Jarrett
Audi Love
Anzac Tay
Les Whiting
Miss Mackay
Banks
Blaes
Martech
Australia
Light Brigade
Chas. Osmond
Norman McInnes
Henderson
Kemp & Easton
Christie & Henderson
Christie
RS. Henderson
B. H. Wilson
Mr .Wilson
Chaplin
Returned Soldiers' League
Quarette Party
Smith
Jarrett
R. Chaplin
Lina
Macnamara
Garry Owen
Coff's Harbor
Patrick Josep
Nomara
Teavea 2
Coffs Harbour
Australia’s Canberra War Memorial Inauguration Ceremony
The inauguration of Australia’s national war memorial in Canberra featured speakers recalling Porte’s immortal verse and praising the 80 000 Australians who went over there and did not return. Governor General Lar Stonehaven unveiled the commemoration stone, marking a sanctuary of memory to inscribe their names.
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Porte
Australia
Nitonal War Memorial
Canberra
Lar Stonehaven
Anzac Day in Sydney Draws Huge Civic Tribute
Twenty thousand marched from Government House to the Domain along major streets. The procession, headed by V C winners and sailors, passed the Cenotaph with tarred heads as crowds of men women and children watched in reverent silence. Over 100000 gathered for the Domain ceremony honoring Australia’s nationhood.
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Sydney
Government House
Domain
Bridge Street
Pitt Street
Marlin Place
George Street
King Street
Queen's Square
V.C
Australia
Head of the River crews win multiple GPS heats on Parramatta
High School crews dominated the Parramatta River GPS Regatta with wins in the Championship Eights first heat and First Fours first heat. Newington took the second heat in eights, while High, SCEG, and Grammar will row off for Saturday’s final. High also won the second fours first heat, and St Ignatius triumphed in the second heat by ten lengths over Scots. Newington beat Shoré in the second eight heat. Gramislar won the second heat of the First Fours.
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Parramatta
Newington
High
SCEG8
Grammar
St. Ignatius
Scots
Shoré
Gramislar
Commercial big yarding of cattle at Flemington sale
At Flemington on 22 April the Farmers & Grassers Co-operative Co Ltd yarded at least 85 fat cattle. Prices ranged with R85 cattle and included notable lots from J H Keys Paterson 3u Wullocks £15/6/7, S Holmes Aberdeen 22 pullocks and stra £13/2/8, Laurie & Sons Gloucester 11 steers £1317, Thampain Gresford £13736/4, and others. Up-to-date yards and shelters by the company noted as appreciated. Gloucester cattle priced 13/ to 45/- per 100lb for good to prime beef, with other grades listed.
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Flemington
Farmers & Grassers Co-operative Co Ltd
J. H. Keys
Paterson
S. Holmes
Aberdeen
J. N Laurie
H. D. Alcorn
Kyngle
J. N. Laurie Jun
Gloucester
Linusman Bros. Paterson
G. Crittenden
Bundock
G. Adams
Homebush
Winchcoute Carson's Ltd
Laurie
J.B. Rast
T. L Higgins
T. K. Higging
H. Lautri
Government orders inquiry into Southern Cross landing and Kookaburra incident
The Prime Minister announced a comprehensive inquiry into the forced landing of the Southern Cross near Port George Mission and the Kookaburra crash in Central Australia that killed Linut, Keith Anderson, and mechanic H. S. Hitchesek. Terms of reference to be drafted. a land party advances from Wave Hill. Bodies to be moved to the nearest settlement before further arrangements by relatives.
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My. Mee
Southern Cross
Port George Mission
Kookaburra
Central Australia
Linut
Keith Anderson
H. S. Hitchesek
Rla.a.f
Wave Hill
Krokeburrages
Nearcat
No nobler epitaph for those who risked all
The Times mourns the Southern Cross tragedy and honors Lieut Anderson and Mr Hitchcock. It notes they sacrificed life in a perilous desert air search to save others, a duty worthy of Amundsen and Guilbaud. Australia salutes their bravery and memory.
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London
Australia
Southern Cross
The
Times
Tten
Anderson
Hitchcock
Amundsen
Guilbaud
Flight crew recounts desperate escape at Newcastle Waters
Captain Fusin describes the Qantas plane over Newcastle Waters on Tuesday night. He notes wheel marks suggesting attempted takeoffs and holes dug nearby, implying Anderson and Hitchcock tried to find water near the aircraft.
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Newcastle Waters
Fusin
Qantas
Kookaburre 4
Jose
Anderson
Hitchcock
Thunderbolt's Escape and Captain Cook's Loyal Aid
The aged Captain Cook of Calliope Queensland recounts aiding bushranger Thunderbolt by loaning a good horse after Thunderbolt warned of police pursuit. Thunderbolt fled on Snip while Captain kept camp, then police later found the setup camp and the horse, receiving a note and £5 payment.
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Captain Cook
Calliope
Queensland
Thunderbolt
Eren
Hum
Baldwin
Hev
News of the Day Sparks and Society Notes
A wuchre party and dance at the Star Theatre Tuesday. The first meeting of the Country Women's Association will be held Friday at the Shire Chambers. Manning River Dairy Co. Ltd reports March turnover of £45,080 18s 0d with 37 percent output rise and 9 percent drop from last year. Britain published 3926 new novels. Glasgow tram travel costs 2d for 128 miles. Britain motor accidents up 500 percent. ten years Inland Revenue yields five million pounds yearly. New York lamp-posts tally reaches 478 broken by vehicles in 1928. Saharan dust traced to Britain, 2000 miles away. Convolvulus stems twist right. wild hop left.
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Star
Tuesda
Country Women’s Association
Manning River Dairy Co. Ltd
Britain
Glasgow
New York City
Protor
Sahara
Association meeting notice and thanks to supporters
A meeting of the Association will be held on Friday May 1 at 3 pm in the Shire Hall. Members and intending members are invited to attend. Subscription four shillings per annum. M White President. M H Locke Hon Secretary. The undersigned on behalf of my wife and myself wish to thank Mr H Martin and all who assisted us during my recent long illness. R S Osland Stratford.
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Shire Hall
Impounded stock notice at Barrington April 12 1920
Impounded at Barrington on 12th April by A. E. Moore from Travel Wing Stock Reserve 117 in Craws parish, Gloucester. One chestnut mare branded like C or G backwards, tall, hip down, branded. If not released, will be sold at noon on Unitedsy 2nd May 1920. J. Gorton, Poundkeeper.
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Barrington
A. E. Moore
Travel Wing Stock Reserve
Parish Crawson
Gloucester
Unitedsy
J. Gorton
Poundkeeper
Murwillumbah Mystery Light Spooks District Residents
Residents of the Numinbah and Hopkins Creek area report a very bright light seen after nightfall and vanishing before daylight. Women fear the phenomenon and seek a solution to the anomaly attributed to unknown hands. The item follows a lighthearted tale about a honeymoon trip and sea sickness.
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Murwillumbah
Numinbah
Hopkins Creek
Great Barrier
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Cecil Sutton
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Eric Whine
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Warwick
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Somfort
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BUICK
Gloucester Motor Sale
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