Evening classes planned at Nabiac and Neve for trial term
Hon D A Drummond approves evening classes to be run at Nabiac and Neve with instruction in English business arithmetic commercial geography bookkeeping and business principles. Headmaster D Dobell to supervise with an expected average attendance of twenty pupils over three evenings per week. Local correspondents include Lr Boland and Le R Weller. Three of six men entombed in the Jaegerfruede mine near Saar trecken were brought to surface unharmed.
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D. A Drummond
Nabiac
Tocal School
D. Dobell
Boland
Las Walianbh
Parvis
Citizens’ Associations
Nablie
Mfr
le R. Weller
Parents and Citizens’ Association
Sewing Machines and Accessories on Sale
Benger Dropheads a soy cos vis £ 9/10/ Singer Round Shuttles from 120/10 and Full Enclosed Cabinets from £ 12/10. Deposit 20 shillings.
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Benger Dropheads A. Soy Cos Vis
Singer
Madame Chiang Sends 600 Gifts to Wellesley Classmates
Madame Chiang Kai shek China’s First Lady, unable to visit her alma mater Wellesley College, ships 600 porcelain tea sets 600 Chinese tea packages and 600 embroidered flags from Hongkong aboard the Empress of Russia. The gifts include English translated national anthem and New Life Movement principles, with envelopes bearing greetings from Mayling Soong Chiang and notes explaining the movement.
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Malame Chiang Kai-shek
China
Wellesley College
Hongkong
Madame Chiang
Miang Mayling Soong
New Life Movement
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mayling Soong Chiang
Reason Why Business Failure Was Advertising Driven
A dialogue contrasts a trader blaming failure on excessive advertising. The exchange reveals a paradox: the trader did not spend on ads, while competitors did, implying competitive pressure without direct investment. The brief vignette highlights market advantage through advertising.
WAR OVER TURNS NEAR LIME BURNER CREEK CRASH
A car skidded and overturned near Limeburner's Creek injuring two young men. Leslie Shultz 20 of Bullahdelah suffered a fractured skull and head injuries. Jack Tewland 18 of Bullahdelah sustained an eye injury and facial injuries. They were both taken to Newcastle and Bullahdelah hospitals respectively. Nearby reports note deaths and local notices including Mrs F Burton of Dungog passing away at 74, a hockey visit to Muswellbrook, and town notices on justices of the peace and local improvements.
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Limeburner's Creek
Leslie Shultz
Firber
Snock
Bullahdelah
Book Social at School of Arts Library Opens Series
The Library Committee of the School of Arts Club hosts the first Book Social to boost awareness of the library. About 1500 volumes cover fiction travel and general literature with up to date titles. Membership costs £1 a year or 3/8 quarterly with free book delivery for country members. programmes available from the librarian during library hours.
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School of Arts
Tarra Shire President Powers Questioned Over Bus Licence
The Tarra Shire Council sought a ruling from the Local Government Association after a Maitland magistrate ruled the Tarra president had no power to grant a temporary bus licence. The Kearsley Shire refused the licence to South Maitland Railways for the North Kurri Kurri to Pelaw Main route, raising jurisdiction issues and prompting debate on whether a mayor or shire president can act between meetings.
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Tarra Shire
Local Government Association
West Maitland
Maitland
C. G. Carr Boyd
Kearsley Shire
South Maitland Railways
North Kurri Kurri
Pelaw Main
Allway Company
Kearsley
Tarra Council
July Butter Pay Set by North Coast Factories
The North Coast Butter Factories Association in Lismore fixed July supplier pay at half a pound for harvest, higher than producers received for the same goods. The July rate marks a progressive rise since 1980, with July quotas at 60 percent for local consumption and 5 percent for export. Foley Bros will pay suppliers an extra 38 48 pounds, though cartage costs fall to suppliers.
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North Coast Butter Factories Association
Lismore
Suport
Messrs
Foley Bros
Stratford Dance a Social and Financial Success
The big dance in Stratford last Tuesday night was a very successful function. The committee were satisfied socially and financially. The hall looked attractive with ferns streamers and balloons. Visitors attended from afar. The Rainbow Band of Atronch excelled themselves. Dancing ran from 10 pm to 4 am amid dust and excitement. Mr Gray of Gloucester again proved his worth with MAC duties. Mr Bil Penning of Craven and Miss Joy Melmeth won the Maile Carin Walls prize, a box of chocolates donated by Mr K Brindley. A buffet supper was served at midnight to about 100 guests. The tables were well laid with ferna and sweet peas.
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Statford
Rainbow
Atronch
Gray
Gloucester
Mac
Bil Penning
Craven
Misa Joy Melmeth
K. Brindley
Church Services Listings for Gloucester and Surrounding Areas
Church of England services noted for Trinity Sunday in Gloucester with Rev H W Rogers and Rev D Glyn Jones listed for multiple chapels. Congregational, Methodist and Baptist notices include times and pastors such as Pastor B Martens and Pastor A Baker across Bowman, Bare Fington, Bulliac, and Stratford.
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Church of England
Trinity
Gloucester
H.C. Copeland
H W. Rogers
Lower Bowman
Upper Bowman
Twen
Bundock
Bulliac T . Thur
Popeiaia
B. Martens
Gloucester Triumph Over Taree In Rugged Rugby Match
A crowd of about 200 watched Gloucester edge Taree 21 8 in a hard fought rugby clash at Taree. Gloucester led 11 5 at half time, with key tries from Williams Gorton and Berry while O'Brien, Giddey and Oldfield connected on sharp moves. Taree fought back with multiple charges and a late push, but Gloucester held firm to claim victory and maintain possession of the ball throughout the rugged encounter.
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Jia
Taree
Gloucester
O'Hehir
Northast
Edwards
J. Giddey
Webster
R. Giddey
Kanga Williams
Jin Middlemins
Reg. Giddey
Banning
Kane
O'Brien
Berry
Oldfield
Monro
Price
Jourdan
Williams
Oldwell
O'Hehjr
Aldous
Iack
Joucester
Giddey
Fortham
Feild
Irner
Herty
Garner
Fordham
Am Edwards
Hut
Jy Giddey
Sil
Monte
Bett
Gorton
Gal
Betty
Tares
Atwell
Northam
Teather
Nicholson
O'Hearn
Acoren
Giontester
Blue” Findlay
Police Court Motor Traffic Breaches and Offences
In a police court summary, Ronald C. Corbett Nd. Metnnes and Br. Stanley faced minor motor traffic breaches under the Motor Traffic Act. Rolf, represented by Mr W W Hawdon, pleaded guilty to driving an unregistered motor vehicle and was fined £1 with costs and 7 days’ hard labour on default. Mervyn Brewer pleaded guilty to using indecent language and was fined £3 with costs and 7 days’ hard labour on default. Sergeant Hughen testified about hearing vulgar language at Gloucester Hotel after a taunted match between Ta ree and Gloucester. Cyril L. Hamberger pleaded guilty to buying a fox skin while not holding a skin dealer’s license. he admitted the offence and faced a fine and possible imprisonment. The court ordered fines and discussed penalties for these offences.
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Ronald C. Corbett
Nd. Metnnes
Br. Stanley
Rolf
W. W. Hawdon
Mervyn Brewer
Hughen
Gloucester
Taree
Bloucester
Cyril L. Hamberger
Casey
Ganget IL
Hamberger
Kay
Mois
VermuTt
Clarge
Local stock sales report heavy cattle prices and brisk trade
Market in Homebush Gloucester Winthcombe and Pat Cattle yards shows high prices for prime cattle and improved demand for steers cows and vealers. Buyers from numerous firms gathered. bulls and heavy porkers sold strongly with prices ranging to top quotes. Also brief note of two Bronze Age canoes found in River Trent and London Mint output figures.
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Axtele
Pmil
Homebush
N. Laurie and Sons, Pty. Ltd
Gloucester
J. Middlebrook
Westerm
W. BP. Reichert
Baston
Georwe
Winthcombe
Carson's
Krambach
Paterson
Haston
A. J. Schneider
A. Baneberger
M. B. Schneider
Mactland
Prin
Careaar
Vale Wes
River
Trent
Majestic brings Stanwyck McCrea romance and classics
The Majestic screens Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea in a romance of a penniless medical student and a girl he cannot help, titled Student Doctors Cant Take Money, with news of supporting players for the mystery thriller The Invisible Meiaca and a Twain inspired Prince and the Pauper adaptation. The program also features You Cant Best Love with Bully and Bobby Mauch and Jo an Fontaine in a Saturday bill promising a varied night of classic film fare.
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Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Agin
Paramount
Lloyd Nolan
Tantay
Patie the
Quilty
Boris Karloff
Wodnesday
Mark Twain
Tyre
London
Prince Edwant
Heie
Bully
Bobby Mauch
Minaaell
Preeton Foster
Rico Redia
Oassarre
Joan Fontaine
Qualifying Round Dominates Chitwa Golf Championship
The Sunday event in Ross Street saw Ross Street win both Horner and Jaurl Cup portions, defeating Dr Anderson after a close bout. F Wood led the afternoon with 72 net, while Cecil Glover shot 112 to 105-217 net 168. The accompanying qualifying draw lists Mrs Parish, Miss Riddlebrooth, and others advancing, with matchups set for tomorrow's second qualifying round.
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Manning
Wikay
FL Wood
Cecil Dlover
Hiehl
Pilayeus
Troy
Ani
Mos
Anderson
McRae
Wood
Glover
Street x
Ly Atte Ver
the Ameraony
Lrinkeater
J Mrslaevy
H. McLean
Asociates
Ist
J. Parish
Diness
Ms. Parish
Munty
King
Streel
Crowther LiGh
Cavanough
Middlebeuak
Riddlebrooth
Moe Street
Parish
Munro
Cavanough Miay Parish
Mag. Crowther
Holland
Phamas
McKay'ves
Carolan
Hill
Gartner
Wales
Newton
le Quesne
Mise Higgins
Matthews A Hye
Progressive Bowls Green Pairs See Busy Turnout at 2 PM
On the Green, a Saturday bowls session drew 16 players, with White and Ebbeck winning eight of their games for 32 points. Visitor Punton and partner won twice, while Danes Iceland Finland Norway and Sweden agreed to adopt neutral rules in a potential war context, and Athens welcomed a Turkish proposal on population exchange.
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Buicketts
White
Ebbeck
Punton
Wan
Carolan
Yan
Andrews
Denmark
Iceland
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Notice of Tuning and Repair Services
Players and organs expertly tuned and repaired. Experience in Daech and American Pina factories. John Major and Miss R. Jenkins connected to Muse Studia in town.
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Uanos
John Major
R. Jenkins
Muse Studia
Tender Invites Open for Bids by August 29 1994
Tenders are invited and will be resolved by the undersigned up to noon on August 29 1994. The notice sets the deadline for submission and invites eligible bidders to participate in the bidding process.
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