Captain Abbott for New England seat in federal election
Captain Abbott a veteran of Gallipoli and the Royal Field Artillery campaigns, son of Sir Joseph Palmer Abbott, seeks the New England federal seat. The profile covers his NSW lineage, wartime service, leadership roles, and a platform urging educated, experienced leaders beyond party lines to drive national war effort and economic policy.
Shand and Abbott Enter Federal Candidate Field
The contest for the Federal seat in New England now held by Bir W. C Thompson gains momentum with the declaration of Mr. Abbott ex-chairman of the Grazier Association and Director of Bank-Wing Institutions as a candidate. Donald M. Shand of Armidale eagerly enters the race and is known across the Northern Tablelands for blunt critique and rural industry advocacy. He was born in Drummoyne, 35 years ago, and trained in primary and commercial schools. He has worked in shearing, timber getting, and farming, and has developed property in the Armidale district. Shand partnered with the New South Wales Agricultural Department to showcase Tablelands seed crops and crop production, including oats, wheat, potatoes, peas, beans, and maize, while proving fodder conservation can boost lamb production in crossbred varieties.
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J. P. Abbott
New England
Abbott
Captain Abbott
Benjamin Singleton
Upper
Hunter Valley
Joseph Palmer Abbott
K.C.M.G
Upper Hunter
Upper Hunter Pastures Protection Board
Bir
W. C Thompson
Grazier’ Association
Donald M. Shand
Woodville
Armidale
Rena
Drummoyne
Iens
New South Wales Agricultural Department
Oata
Thompson Opens New England Campaign At Largs
Mr V C Thompson launched a New England campaign at Largs on Tuesday night urging unity in wartime politics. He argued the war overshadows domestic issues, condemned Labour for refusing a national government, and urged voters to back the government’s war effort despite sacrifices.
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V. C.thompson
New England
Largs
Labour Party
Menzies
People of
Australia
Labour
Pariament
Apeech
Noire
Postal voting amendments widen Commonwealth electoral access
The amended Electoral Act extends postal vote options at Commonwealth elections. Applications may be submitted after the tenth day before writ issue. Remote Kimberley electors may obtain papers from local registrars. Postal votes may be received up to seven days after polling if posted before close of poll.
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Kimbrley
Western Australia
Palestine Troops Air Mail Costs Highlight ALF Postage
In Gaza an average shows ALF members spend six percent of weekly force earnings on air mail to home. Letters total 16 000 weekly with postage about £41 200. Weekly wage bill is £420 000 while Australian incoming mail runs about 15 000 articles weekly worth around £1 100. Dependants send much of this mail, and cheaper air mail rates are deemed urgent.
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Gaza
ALF
Palestine
Australia
Sydney pig values drift at Tuesday Sydney auctions
Supplies of pigs reached 1709 at Tuesday Sydney auctions. Baconers held firm prices while other classes weakened. Back tatters and extra prime moved to 110 per head, good to 90, fathers from 45 to 74, baconers 120 to 140, 74 to 84, 110 to 120, 66 to 74, 65 lb to 50 lb. Porkers 70 to 90 lb 44 to 58, 50 lb to 70 lb 27 to 44, 30 lb to 50, 15 to 27.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Roll of Honour from Gloucester district enlistments
A list of Gloucester district men who have passed medical examination and are serving in the fighting forces. Enlistments from Gloucester and surrounding areas include many with details of towns such as Upper Bowman, Gloucester, Copeland, Barrington, Invergordon, and Rawdon Vale. The notice invites authentic information to rectify errors and omissions.
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Gloucester
A.lf
Harry Aspinall
Cliff
J. Gordon
J. A. McRae
Belbora
M. Berry
Frank Monro
Herb
F. Rudkin
Berrieo
W. Knowles
Peter Koelner
Barnard River
Laurie Rawdon Vale
Les, McCarthy
Upper
Bowman Ronald B. McCarthy
Bowman Gersh Mills
Frank Drinkwater
J.T
Chanceater
Jack Gordon Portes
Porbesatee
Arnold Haris
Frederik Harris
Alex
Vi Afkiny
Claude Whit Blanch
Athol L. Eade
William H. Germon
Glouvester
William J. Laurie
Rawson Vale
Ernest A. Snape
Barrington
Nigel Bagley
Fred. Hambling
Clarence Kellehear
Krambach
John Ronald Smith
Russell Gorton
Percy H. Brindley
Stratford
Arthur Breese
Brett Jack Vickers
W. W. Smith
Waukivory
Stanley Elliott
Pitlochry
Rupert Robinson
Copeland
J. Hannaford
Kauthi
W. Turner
Don Davies
Cobark
James R. Smith
James Curran
Rawdon Vale
Bruce Lane
Austin Bartlett
Craven Creek
Erie Street
Frank Fennell
L. R. Clarke
Barrington Colin Spence
H. T. Shepherd
Norman P. Morris
Glouceser
James
Hayes
Fred
J. Smith
Forbesdale
Percy W. German
M. Rye
Rabaul
Sid Harris
Herb, Wilson
Godfrey
James Hayter
Bowman
Charlesworth
Lower Bowman
Richard Condon
Gloucester War Chest Fund appeal lists servicemen
The document names many locals including John Francis Franks and Gordon M. Taps in Gloucester with service in the Air Force and Royal Australian Navy. It notes the death of Fred Ellis at Madagascar on active service with H.M.A.S. Stuart and asks for regimental details to be sent to secretary Mr. H.A. McLeod.
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Royal Australian Navy
Eric Young
Gloucester
Barry Price
Fred. Ellis
Madagascar
H.M.A.S. Stuart
The
Gloucester War Chest Fund
Ha, McLeod
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Autralian Wool Growers’ Council
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Synod of Australia
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K. E. Yoole
H. Roch
H. R. McChesney
J. Matin
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George Watson
M. Shepherd
S. D. Chinson
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Stanley K. Wilson
Tom Bleasdale
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AIR Force
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F. ¥. Munro
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Queen Street
Garden of Roses
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King St., Gloucester
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Market Street
W. T. Howard
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Mutual Life
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the South Wales
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Pulteney Sta
Taree
W. B. G. Davidson
T. M. Breckenridge
D. K. Meleod