Auctions at Bellora Maitland Dungog and Gloucester Hotel
Multiple sale notices list auctioneers Paterson Easton & Co Maitland and others offering furniture, effects, and 250 horses including a throughbred gelding. dairy herd and plant at Dungog on behalf of the late Mrs. E H Abbott. a dairy farm sale at Gloucester Hotel Back Creek. and a note on parachutists near Leningrad with Russian radio reports.
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Paterson Easton & Co
Bellora
F. Cross
J. Enright
Maitland
D. Abbott
Jane
Mesars
W. E. Sparke
D. Abbott & Sons Dungog
E. Sparke
Gloucester) Pty., Ltd
War Chest Funds Benefit at Elarence Rives Aertelltual Society
A sanitized dispatch recounts a local fundraising effort with a £600 yield for the War Chest and more than £1,000 potential in pledges. It notes clothing shipments for troops, winter gear needs, and preparations for dispatch to Australia. Official police notes reference a Branxton property sale and a Gloucester court appearance involving a robbery charge and a rug owner. The piece covers a Benny tournament, chess set prize, a potluck dance at Weld Hall, a Methodist street stall, and a wool drive for Red Cross, with clergy cooperation across churches.
Your Photograph for One Shilling
An advertisement for Sands' Caravan Studios at the Majestic Theatre opposite Gloucester's town centre offers portrait photography services. Various styles and prices are available to suit customer needs.
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Sands
Caravan Studios
Majestic Theatre
Gloucester
Canteen Letters From War Fronts Mention Food Support
Private HB T Latham reports gratitude for canteen orders from home while in the Middle East as soldiers in Palestine praise the aid and camaraderie. Corporal M J Kennedy recounts a brush with Fritz amid a Libya to Syria patrol, detailing gunner action and a recent Military Medal award.
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Glocuster War Chest Fund
Hb.t. Latham
Middle East
Palestine
Gloucester
Jack “Eun
Ray Boekney
Tom Bannister
Roger Rye
Charlie Meerhant
Wwe
G. Mitchell
Ly Watson
Foreign Legion
George Watson
Alweeston River
Waitlee
Ron
Greece
Ani
Siren
Mick
Lish
Syria
Fritz
F. Taylor
Talpit
M. J. Kennedy
Avai
Abin
Alivardy
Punton Cup Golf Scores And Par Competition Draws
Golf notes show L McIntosh won the Punton Cup with totals 73 69 7 to 221. J Cox 86 7, TH 23a, Chariton 79 77 88-239, L Stevens 55, J McRae 88 83 80-251, Ly Rye 85 86 90-26. Brennan, Punton and Lynn did not complete. Tomorrow's par competition draw lists Brennan v Channon, McRae v McIntosh, Stevens v Lynn, Cox v Rye, Charlton v Coote, McGown v Oliver, Panton v Highfield. Associates’ second qualifying round draw for championship and Mia Chadwick trophy includes Mrs Bleet v Miss Rett, Mrs Yates v Miss Yates, Miss Middlebrook v Miss Dobson, Miss Cleaver v Miss Parish, Mrs Cavanough a bye.
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L. McIntosh
McIntosh
J. Cox
Chariton
L. Stevenson
J. McRae
Ly Rye
Brennan
J. Punton
H. Lynn
Aussie nurse in Cairo recounts wartime dream and bug hunt
An Australian nurse in Cairo recalls a night entry incident where a sleeping man shouted danger, dreaming of dive bombing in Greece. She notes a planned bug hunt in rooms, hoping live insects deserve to live, mentioning blood-filled giant bugs and transfusion risks.
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Cairo
Greece
Japanese Demands on Indo China Raise Global Tension
London July 23 reports state Japanese ambassador Kato demanded use of facilities in southern Indo China with no details released. Washington says Vichy agreed only if Indo China gains independence after the war, while U.S. officials warn of unfavourable French reaction and increasing Far East tensions from Japanese moves in China and Manchukuo. President Roosevelt notes possible Japanese naval and air base challenges, with talk of sanctions short of war including stopping gold purchases and export embargoes. A Chinese briefing claims a large Japanese fleet and 80 transports head south after Indo China brokered base refusals, while Admiral Yang reports seven battleships, six carriers, and destroyers moving south following French rebuff.
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Indo-China
Washington
Japan
France
Far East
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Manchukuo
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Tadia
New York ‘Times
TSS
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U.S
United States
Rosevelt
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Daves
Sothern
Yang
Kynishti
Tanan
Indo: China
German Drive Near Leningrad Murmurs Of Retreat
July 23. Reports from authoritative quarters in London say the second German thrust on Leningrad Moscow and Kerch is spent with Russian armies maintaining resistance on virtually all fronts. A German air force command spokesman suggests it is better to stay put in Russia for now and impede enemy retreat rather than cross rivers or marshes. Berlin warns foreign correspondents not to expect sensational communiques. London speculation hints at a possible German move toward the Middle East to seize oilfields from Baku to Tan. Stockholm reports British officers arriving at Kasnodar to coordinate defense of Baku and oilfields. Germany presses Turkey for cooperation and a passage for armies toward Baku and possibly Transcaucasia. Later Moscow reports name a Russian counter at Yank over a wide front.
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Landon
London
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Moscow
Kiet
Fgh
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Middle East
Turkey
Baku
Tan
Stockholm
Th “Daily Express
Iraq
Tehleran
Persia
Kasnodar
Black Sea
Tran
Tenants for farms as new rights loom in bill
The Premier Mr McKell said the Agricultural Holdings Bill will grant tenant farmers rights to compensation for improvements and disturbance of tenure. Committees of landlords and tenants with an agriculture official will settle disputes. The irrigation lands will be limited to home maintenance areas and large holdings curtailed. The Irrigation Act will permit drainage spending over 20 000 pounds to push the 170 000 pound Murrumbidgee scheme over five years.
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McKell
Department of Agriculture
Stevens
Commission
Murrumbidgee
Obituary of Mrs Catherine Corrigan Pioneer of Wallamba River
Mrs Catherine Corrigan a Wallamba River pioneer died at Fairford on Monday morning after a short illness. Born 1852 on Wilama River she was 48 by local record. Survived by daughters Gertrude Jean Flo and two Sydney sons Sydney and Witt, three sons predeceased. Requiem Mass said Nabiac then Fairford Cemetery with Fathers Keough and Kelly.
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Catherine Corrigan
Wallamba River
Catherine Cortigan
Fairford
Wilama River
Myail
Wi. Corrigan
Wallambs
Corrigan
Australia
Gertude
John
Failford
Power
Upper Mysic
Jean
Sydney
Flo
Smith
Wit
Ryan
James
Nathaniel
Michael
Nabiac
Keough
Kelly
Champion
War Chest Fund reports total receipts and recent additions
The treasurer states total funds on hand 245 pounds 11 shillings 6 pence. additions since last notice include Police and Citizens War Effort 233, Police and Citizens late collection 8 shillings 1 penny 6 farthings, Mrs McGregor 19 shillings, Mrs Hollingsworth 5 pounds 12 shillings 6 pence, Younger Set sale of buttons 6 pence, Mrs J C Webeck Copeland collections 1 pound 18 pence, Ladies Auxiliary depot sales 6 pounds 11 shillings 2 pence, Craven Creek Dance 3 pounds 1 shilling 6 pence, Ladies Auxiliary street stall 11 pounds 4 pence. Total 265 pounds 14 shillings 6 pence. Watches presented to servicemen include T E Paff and several others. New War Savings Group formed as Group 15 Country Side Group with Mrs H T Higgins secretary in Curracall Dark.
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McGregor
Tercel
Hollingsworth
Gloucester
J. C. Webeck
Copeland
Craven Creek
War Chest Fund
T. E. Paff
W. C. Durbidge
Arn. Rodgers
E. Garner
Arch. Geale
A.T. Simpson
A. J. Smith
W. H. Redman
J. L. Dargaville
Fred Hebblewhite
Bruce Jones
Land Sale and Auction Notice in Gloucester District
Land sale notice announces public auction of 220 acres at Back Creek with 18 building a cottage, barns and dairy facilities. Auction by Tom Hicks on Wednesday July 30 at 12 20 PM in Gloucester Paterson Raston Co handling sale. Also items from T ONeils Farm Belina furniture and effects including oak suites beds and sewing machine sold for cash by Paterson Easton Co.
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Tom Hicks
Jospeh Priestley
Back Creek
Gloucester
Paterson, Raston & CO
T. O'Neil
Belinea
F Cross
Ovcasional
Lina
Singer
Vico
Paterson, Easton & CO
Lists of Electors for Gloucester Shire Enrolment 1841
Notice that lists of persons qualified to be enrolled as electors of Gloucester Shire are being prepared with a closing date of 31 July 1841. Requirements include land occupancy for three months before June 1841 and continuous residence since 1 June 1840. Applications and claim cards available at post offices or from Harry N. Chaplin, Shire Office Gloucester.
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Gloucester
Harry N. Chaplin
Clerte Gloucester
Prof Munierall Shah Treats Diseases with Indian Herbs
Prof Munierall Shah, holder of a diploma from Western Universities of Indo Oriental Medicine, 27 years practicing in Sydney, offers treatment for skin diseases nerves rheumatism seratica lumbago asthma bronchitis catarrh kidney and liver complaints stomach disorders and other slave ailments with pure Indian herbs. Due to petrol rationing he cannot visit Gloucester. Free consultation. Correspondence to Delhi 19 Marion Street Randwick Sydney Phone FX3605.
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Indo Oriental Medicine
Sydney
Shan
Shah
Gloucester
Advocate Accounts for June 1941 Quarter Issued
The Advocate announces subscription accounts for quarter ending June 30 1941. Due to newsprint scarcity and rising costs, papers will be discontinued to subscribers more than two years in arrears after fourteen days from this date unless accounts are reduced. D C Rye July 2 1941.
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D.C. Rye
Clearing Out Sale Auctioneers Note of Unreserved Goods
Executrix of the late Mrs. E. F. Abbott directs a free unreserved auction at Renniworth near Dungogen on Friday August 1 at 10 00 AM. Items include 30 Jersey cows and calves 25 Jersey drivers 4 Jersey bulls 6 draught and saddle horses farming implements machinery kitchen and household furniture and numerous other items. The entire estate offers furniture bedding appliances tools and more.
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E. F. Abbott
Reniiworth
Dungogen
Daley
Applications for Employer’s Bchedules and Remittance Forms
Employer tax forms and rebates are outlined for New South Wales workers. It covers schedules, tax relief for dependants, and how to remit Unemployment Relief Tax and Social Services Tax. Eligible employees include those with dependants and earnings under the basic wage, with refunds via employer declarations.
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Quionstind
Euston
Victoria
Texation
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Tae
Savigl
Pedarartos
Hitler
Sosa
New South Wales
Sydney
Mgoce
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