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Catalog lists Bonds White Cotton Athletic Singlets for sizes 22 to 32 inches at 1/6 each. Boys straw hats and helmets in all sizes 1/6, 2/6, and 2/9. Tan derby lace shoes sizes 7 to 10 at 7/11 per pair. Tan sandals from 6/11 to 12/6 per pair. Leather school bags with shoulder straps 6/6 and 8/1 each. Floral and plain cotton school frocks from 4/11. Girls British Chief Navy tunics sizes 24 to 33 at 8/1 and 9/1 each. De Lox bloomers 2/11 per pair.
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Chief” Navy
Buy Only Advertised Goods and Services
This text argues buyers should choose advertised goods and services, asserting those with reputations meet a definite standard. It claims ethical and economic reasons to favor locally advertised offerings and presents the Local Paper for Advertisers as the guaranteed channel to reach Gloucester District consumers.
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Gloucester
Belt Jimmy Wore on the North Coast Tale of Governors
James Barnes of Mount submitted a belt stolen during the Governors era. The piece linked Jimmy Governor to various robberies across Giro Station Nowendoc and Cooplacurripa in 1900, including Alf Barnes’s tent at Stony Creek. The belt bears Byers’ bullet marks that may have saved Governor’s life. Barnes seeks its return and museum display in Sydney.
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James Barnes
Mount
Wingham Chronicle
Alf Barnes
Stony Creek
Giro
Wingham
Nowendoe
Barnerd
Alf
Bill Breese
Jimmy
Joe
Breese
Barnard
Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Nowendoc
Nowendor
Cooplacurripa Station
Duncan Mcpherson
Tucker
Jimmy Governor
Mr. McPherson
James Homewood
Number 2
James Summerville
Joe Penfold
Cooplacurripa
Jim Summerville
Pat Hanney
Pat
Mr. Hanney
Byers
AM Barnes
Alf. Barnes
Sydney
Robin
Alex
Cameron
Hastings River
John Wiliam McPherson
Bobin
John Wallace
Thomas Moore
Alfred Moore
William Thomas Moore
Thomas Samuel Green
Harrington
Prices fixed for NSW potatoes by Commonwealth Commissioner
The Commonwealth Prices Commissioner Professor Copland fixed selling prices for NSW market potatoes. Last week a maximum of £17 per ton was set for NSW new potatoes and Tasmanian Brownells and Bismarcks. Today’s list includes Western Australian Delawares £16, Queensland new £44, Tasmanian Whitesking and Victorian £18, others £12.
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Professor Copland
New South Wales
Queensland
Petrol Licence Cuts and Exceptions in February Schedule
A Syal nay Morning Herald report on January 22 outlined petrol licence changes for February. No cuts will affect Class licences for primary producers and stationary engine licencesNos 22 and 23, while licences for cars used for business and pleasure or business in Classes 2, 4 and 5 will face a 20 percent reduction in July. The new verification schedule took effect January 26, and the Commonwealth Government directed immediate action.
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Syalnay Morning Herald
Substituting fuel as essential services shift to producer gas
The Commonwealth directs that transport sectors convert to producer gas where available to preserve petrol for essential work. A directorate will issue producer gas units and prioritize essential vehicle categories, with permits for fitting and purchase managed by the State Liquid Fuel Control Board.
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Pacific
Commonwealth
Conriers
World’s Oldest Ayrshire Cow Victoria Dies at 29
A historic Ayrshire dairy cow exported from Scotland to Australia died at 29, the oldest recorded age for a cow. Victoria produced significant milk and fat at ages 18 and 24, and her offspring Glenowan Victor and Glenowan Joyce became notable producers, with Joyce once holding an Australian two-year-old record for milk and fat across four lactations.
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Australia
Scotland
Victoria
Messrs. Kort Yos
Campbelltouin
Sydney
Etoria
Glencowan Victor
Orn
Glengowan Joyce
Second Nurse Cavell Arrives to Join Free French
Mrs Yvonne Roberts a French ally to England nicknamed a second Nurse Cavell has arrived from France to join the Free French. She helped evacuate 150 babies from Paris to Bordeaux and assisted hundreds to escape France after the fall. She said French civilians aid freedom bids despite death penalties.
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Yvonne Roberts
Nose Cavell
France
Jon
Spain
Roberts
Paris
Bordeaux
Petrol ration case tops previous wartime breaches
K H Watt of Long Flat faced Crown Solicitor instruction at Wauchope for purchasing motor spirit without ration tickets. The defense showed Watt could not account for 426 gallons since July, linked to two cream runs and store deliveries. He lost his license and paid £23 8s in fines and costs, with 47 days in default.
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K. G. Wybrow
Wauchope
Gazette
K. H. Watt
Long Flat
Bowser
Lcense
Baptists Church Notes Prompt Sermon at School of Arts
The Congregation on the cent met at the School of Arts last week. Pastor Walsham urged followers to tell Jesus about present day troubles to find peace of heart. He likened the disciples of John the Baptist and stressed salvation only through Jesus. He warned against fear of the future and urged prayer and action for spiritual relief.
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School of Arts
Jesus
John the Eaphet
Herod
Jesus Alen
Cuythine
Josus
Pastor Walsham
Straw Pulp Boosts UK Farm Yields in Straw Feeding Trials
Britain sees excedent results as a new caustic straw pulping process is tested on over 200 farms. Trials at Midland Agricultural College with eight pairs of Deity Shorthorn steers show weight gains of about 179 lb over 71 days, while 20 young dairy heifers gained 118 lb daily average across the trial. National Institute for Research in Dairying reports gains of 148 percent versus untreated straw. Plant for producing straw pulp costs about £30 per site and two batches daily yield 1400 lb from 4000 lb straw, enough to feed 28 animals at 500 lb daily The process could replace part of hay corn or roots in meat and milk rations.
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Britain
United Kingdom
Midland Agriculural College
Rom & Test
Gwenthy
Natonal Institute For Research
Sida
Tios
NSW price control crackdown to prosecute 70 country storekeepers
Following a statewide inquiry into complaints by retail purchasers of excessive charges, 70 country storekeepers will shortly be prosecuted for alleged breaches of price control regulations. Complaints of overcharging are rising monthly, with the state average about 300 every four weeks. A Prices Commissioner’s officer noted that rarely more than 30 percent of complaints were actionable.
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New South Wales
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Tse
P.O. Box
H. Coote
Fitz, O Wingham
The
Gragiers’ Association of
N.S.W
VO Taunt
Gloucester Electric Supply CO. Ltd
Cavell
Baptist Church Notes
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