Maitland Saleyards Cattle Calves and Pigs Report
Light yarding at Maitland saleyards with 500 to 600 cattle moved. Best bullocks £16 16s, cows and heifers at £1 above yesterday, steers £8 5s to £9 13s, best cows £11 3s 6d, vealers to £9 11s, bulls £12 16s. Large calf supply, light bobbies cheaper, pigs 500 penned with dearer prices for porkers, backfatters and store pigs down. Also legal note: John Louis Elliott of Dungog struck off NSW solicitors roll. local elections to be by booths opposed by Dr Noakes. stance on local government voting method.
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Maitland
Incorporated Law Institute
John Louis Elliott
Dungog
New South Wales
R. C. Noakes
Apsley Shire
War Savings Groups Listed in Gloucester District
The Gloucester district operates multiple War Savings Certificate Groups led by secretaries such as E Weekes Horner McGown and Frost. The roster includes groups at schools garages post offices and business blocks with various secretaries. urgent help is requested to join Group 19 and form a new group.
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Gloucester
Bank of New South Wales
E. Weekes
Messie. Street and Parish Pty. Ltd
BE. F. Horner
Gloucester District
W. McGown
Gloucester Co-operative Dairy To. Ltd
G . Meoreagor
Grahame's Garage
S. Frost
Pitlochry Pubic School
B. Hooke
A. R. Paget
Reg. Paget
Les. Stevens
Chapman & Stevens
SS. Mcintosh
Garner's Cash
H. Gray
A. & A. Hazelwood’s
Gloucester Business Stock
Ena Price
Cavanaugh's Pharmacy
Gloucester School of Arts Club
H. Jarrett
Giro Station
G. Hickman
Giro
Countryside Group
H. T. Higgins
Curracabark
Gloucester Dairy Co
Mr. Gordon McGregor
Gloucester Business Block
R. S. Wilson & Co
Miss E. Hampton
Gloucester Post Office Group
F. J. V. Carthew
Whyalla growth driven by a giant BHP town
A Sydney Morning Herald记 feature portrays Whyalla, South Australia, as a booming BHP town. It cites 1850 to 7000 population growth, private ore transport from Iron Knob to Newcastle, a blast furnace, aero engine parts, shells, and extensive urban development funded by the Broken Hill Proprietary Company. It notes no local council, no rates, and a labor shortage with many workers drawn from farms, as shipyards operate under floodlights amid dust and heat.
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Wihyaula
Saltbush
Spencer's Gulf
South Australia
Sydney Morning Herald
Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd
B.H.P
Iron Knob
Whyalla
Newcastle
Avro Anson
Adelaide
South Australian
Man With the Camera Eyes and a Notorious Forger
Mr. Val Davis recounts tales from London's underworld about the forger known as the Man With the Camera Eyes or the Guv'nor. He supposedly ran a hidden forgery factory from a police officer's house, using a garage for daily departures, and could reproduce signatures from memory. A jewel thief later earned a £10,000 reward after stealing £500,000 worth of gems at Path House, with the theft linked to widespread fencing.
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Val. Davis
London
Davis
Police Gazette
Force
Coluzens
H.Q
Path House
Piteacilly
Darwin troops urged to release overseas bound men
Militiamen should be sent to Darwin to free men who enlisted in the A.L.F. for overseas service, urged J H Collins secretary of the Bondi Returned Soldiers and Sailors' Club at a Martin Place recruiting rally. He proposed taxation to fund pay for fighting servicemen and urged all eligible Australians to sacrifice to bolster reinforcements.
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Darwin
A.lf
J. H. Collins
Bondi Returned Soldiers and Sailors’ Club
Martin Place
A Llf
Mr. Collins
Australia
Pope May Leave Rome For Country Residence
The Pope Pius XII may move his residence from Vatican City to the country due to wartime pressures. A Sunday Express diplomatic correspondent says if he moves, he would relocate to his country palace or the villa in Florence given by Myron Taylor, Roosevelt's envoy to the Vatican.
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Pius XII
Vatican City
Rome
Sunday Express
Florence
Myron Taylor
Roosevelt
Vatican
Military aircraft deliveries reach 1914 planes in September
The Office of Production reports the September total at 1914 military aircraft delivered, bringing the year’s overall count to 12,650.
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Office of Production
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J. J. Thomas
Thomas & Devenish
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Northern Motors
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J. Bowen
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Street & Parish Pty., Ltd
L. E. Monag
Market Street
W. T. Howard
Taree
Clyde
Platelavers
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Golden Gate Cafe
E. Young
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E. Patmore
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Clem Walsh
King ST
W.W
R. Irwin Cash & Carry
Tyrell St. Gloucester