Death Notice for Mrs Florence Blanch Mua at Rollands
Obituary fragment notes the passing of Mrs Florence Blanch Mua at Rollands Puna ap Sr grub 2A aged 80, with birth at Tew Gardens and death at Craven. Interment listed as Methodist port in Port Macquarie area. Wake mentioned at Taree with local events and novelty displays referenced. details garbled.
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FM. Mlanch
Florence Mars Blanch
Rollands Puna Ap
Tady Weas
Tew Gardens
Craven
Robert Janes
Uheunton
Robert
Aime
West
Betty
Dorald
Yada
Methoainy Portim
Port Macquarie
Nisan Party Policy Clash in Gloucester Debate
Fragmented account shows exchanges among Country Party figures and Liberal rivals in Gloucester. Spenaley and Beasley are cited on taxation, power projects, and immediate action, with debate over harnessing the Clarence River for cheaper electricity.
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We Country Party
Mace
Gloucester
Beasley
Clarence Faver
Local Rifle Notes Show Brisk Training and New Members
The Rifle Notes record a lively meeting with emphasis on enthusiasm and improving marksmen. Micke Purden and Philip Hile led the back range win as Mick claimed the top prize while a visitor from Dungog, D. Cameron, noted strong potential in upcoming recruits.
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Sundae
Micke Purden
Philip Hile
Ted
Mick
Leophy
Max Taylor Sealen
M. Payiaiy
MO Tayor
P. Bie
le Witmen
Bvreet
J. Wilwon
West
A. Westerman
Hate
Dungog
D. Cameron
Lavers
Northern river bridge project debate in Hunter Valley
In a contentious regional discussion, plans to bridge the river Blum surface as a key water supply for a northern district. Proponents cite securing diversions from the Barrington watershed while opponents demand tangible evidence before proceeding. The debate touches on Masining and Hiun rivers and mentions the Hunter Valley context. The Times notes Dr. Jordan's remarks on deferring decisions until further action and outlines regional governance nuances.
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Tinionee
Blum
Hning “Shire
Alinula
Wingham
Barrington
Jordan
Hunter Valley
Economic strains and government curbs cited by Anthony
The record notes Mr Anthony warning that widespread unemployment and falling living standards threatened Australia. It cites budget figures showing higher pending costs across health, motor vehicles, and personal care, with expenditure shifts from £648 million to £2128 million and private investment up from £38 million to £13 million. It emphasizes action to restrain rising imports as a safety valve.
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Male
Anthony
Punie Authority
Veotke
Tillionana
Lion
Cattle Market Report From Maithiad Fair
Commercial cattle sales at Maithiad featured mainly dairy cows and heifers with a firm tone. Bulls and fat cattle ranged to about £54 for select lots while steers and heifers saw values up to £40 to £42, with prime animals reaching higher. calves and pigs also sold briskly with heavy calves near £9 to £15 and porkers around £17 to £47 per head.
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Maithiad
Wales
Tigit
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