Flower Show opening and church notices
Church notes announce a Church of England flower show Thursday at 2 pm with Federal MP Mr Abbott attending. Tea service from noon, stalls run by Barrington and Copeland and Forbesdale Ladies' Guilds. Obituaries wireless: two burials, Joan Walker and G Glover senior. State Moderator visit, Jubilee Forkster details, and Sunday service adjustments noted. Also Methodist Thought for the Week and Congregational updates including no Mt George service weekend due to Union meetings. Messages from Rev D Glyn Jones and Rev N Lynford Smith.
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Church OF England
Barrington and Copeland Ladies’ Guild
Forbesdale Ladies’ Guild
Joan Walker
Belt
G. Glover
Kia Ora
J. A. Smith
Jom
Ren
D. Glyn Jones
Congregational Union
Sydney
Mt. George
G. K. Chesterton
Max Smith
P.o.w
F. Graeme Smith
Curtin Launches 4th Liberty Loan in Sydney
Prime Minister Curtin launched the Fourth Liberty Loan of £125,000,000 at Sydney Town Hall urging Australians to back the attack of fighting forces. He warned of war costs and the need for home-front devotion, arguing victory hinges on unity with the United Nations and continued national sacrifice.
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Sydney Town Hall
Curtin
Rotterdams
Coventrys
Australia
Mr. Curtin
Moscow
Berlin
Tokio
Pacific
United Nations
Liberty Loan
Obituary: John Newton Small Dies at Wagga
John Newton Small retired bank manager died at Wagga. Born at Wingham, he served with the Australian Joint Stock Bank before becoming a manager. After the merger with the Bank of NSW he retired to Wagga, where he was an alderman and a director of the Wagga Base Hospital. His wife died thirty years ago, and his sole survivor is his son Cosby Newton Small.
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John Newton Small
Wagga
Wingham
Australian Joint Stock Bank
Bank of N.3.w
Cosby Newton Small
Farmers to serve gaol for failing to dip cattle
A. A. Cameron of James Creek A H Harvey of Ashby and Percy Sontar of Palmer's Island, noted Lower Clarence farmers, will serve gaol sentences instead of paying fines issued months ago for failing to dip cattle. The Maclean Chamber of Commerce last week passed a resolution noting several reputable farmers in the district were involved.
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A. A. Cameron
James Creek
A. H. Harvey
Ashby
Percy Sontar
Palmer's Island
Lower Clarence
Maclean Chamber of Commerce
District MPs seek delay in fines enforcement on farms
At a meeting Mr. A H Harvey urged immediate representations to the Minister for Justice to postpone penalties for farm absences, arguing enforcement would cost over £200 in production. He suggested serving sentences in lieu of fines as a principle.
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Trict
A. H. Harvey
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Gloucester Electric Supply Co., Pty. Ltd
Gloucester
Clem Walsh King
W. R. Irwin & Carry
Tyrell Ae Gloucester
Fot
Garden of Roses
Peter Moutzouris
Church Notes
Presbyterian
Methodist
David Starr Jordan
Bennett
Stevens
Phyllis Abbott
National Savings
Iberty
Money Order Post Office
Aaa
Syd Ayo Es
Burrowa
Winchcombe
Carson
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Bridge Street
Chapman & Stevens
L. Stevens
Golden Gate Cafe
E. Young
Propres
Tress
Tom Hicks
Queen Street
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