14 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Grenfell Record And Lachlan District Advertiser
Location
Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
1
The new programme lists Mass times for St Josephs Grenfell and nearby communities by Sunday. It covers Caragabal Bimbi Piney Range Pullabooka M Range Warraderry Ooma and other locations with masses on each Sunday and feast days, baptisms Saturdays at 3 o'clock, and banns notices for marriages.
London based sight specialist Mr D J Bune FLO will visit Grenfell on Tuesday December 5. Appointments can be arranged at Kiwardsney Coan, sleeping room, Royal Hotel.
A Grenfell Record letter argues tariffs influence domestic prices for butter eggs bacon and other produce. It compares Australian and British prices noting duty levels on steel and galvanised iron and claims protection keeps domestic prices higher while foreign goods flood the market. The writer asserts wages and costs differ and urges support for local industry. Paul Cheyne A M D League secretary signs off.
A colourful Christmas catalog entry from Hill and Halls Ltd promoting gift ideas for bridge players and general shoppers. It advertises a large stock of fancy stationery, playing cards, smokers sets, cigarettes and cigars, theatre and fashion items, ladies undergarments, nightdresses, handbags, hosiery, coats, slippers, dressing gowns, and men’s accessories with various prices and options. Includes specific items like Schusider cigarette lighters, Milanese lingerie, pyjamas, and vanity sets.
In Chicago a debate arose about whether a tell existed and if the situation showed any fling worse than Chicago itself, leaving readers unsure about the true nature of the event.
A complete assortment of fine cut glass salad bowls toilet trays jags vases etc A nice range of fancy tea sets A choice assortment of English chinaware
The weekly Austral a Country Party bulletin argues Australia loses wheat trade with France and faces higher bread costs due to embargoes and tariffs. It cites Germany Italy and Canada and criticizes tariffs as fueling prices and war risks. It urges protest against tax on bread and tariff policy.
A series of articles argues that selling wool privately to overseas buyers undermines auction markets and risks the industry’s prosperity. Growers should abandon country sales to preserve competition at auctions, which stabilizes prices and supports a properly organized national wool market.
An easy manner staff instructor Mr A M Ferguson of Anthony Hordern's addressed Legacy Club members last week about a boy who secured his first position with a renowned Sydney ship pine company. A caller questioned the general manager, prompting a blunt reply from the boy, while the scene featured the cavernlmy director and a reference to Telegraph.
A jumble of 1920s rural notices mentions His Majesty among top quail shooters in the United Kingdom, plus agricultural updates on potatoes onions and poultry foods. It also reports wheat yields in Waratah and a radium value rise, with local business ads for Tresilian & Dun Grenfell and oats purchases.
Sunday services across Christian Science Churches centered on God as preserver of man with Golden Text from Deuteronomy 32 27 and Lesson Sermon quotes from Isaiah 41 10 and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health discussing Truth Life and Love as spiritual laws. The readings emphasize divine intelligence guiding harmony and obedience under divine statutes.
We are purchasers of bulk wheat on any station and welcome inquiries for the current season. Phone 167.
December 14 and 17 schedule from multiple denominations including Church of England Presbyterians and Seventh Day Adventist. Listings show times for Christmas tree and prize giving for kindergarten and Sunday school, corporate communion, morning and evening services, and special meetings at Grenfell Caragabal Thuddungra Cowra Road Bland and other locations with Rev J S Paine and Rev G Gibbons among speakers.
The Mudgee Guardian notes early wheat records this year as a lively, if rough, reader transcript appears. It blends social lament with community farming chatter and a cascade of jumbled names and places from Dundee to Syd Silom, hinting at a bustling, if chaotic, local scene.
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