Wedding at St Marys Cathedral Armis of Darts Aline
The ceremony took place Monday afternoon August 30 at St Marys Cathedral Armis of Darts Aline. Bride Miss Newberry second daughter of Mr and Mrs Newberry of Aboom ala Guyra. Groom Jack Malaney son of Mr and Mrs Malaney of Hermoy Guyta. Parker Carrell conducted the service. The couple exchanged gifts of gold sleeve links and a silver shaving outfit. bridesmaids May and Lilly wore bridal gifts from the groom. Train-bearers Ver oats cu in ee.
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St. Mary's Cathedral
Armis
Darts Aline
Duh Newberry
Aboomala
Guyra
Jack
Ale
AJB
Juhi Malaney
Hermoy
Guyta
Toy
Parker Carryll
Miss May
Miss Lilly i
Production of Electricity in Guyra and Local Incidents
The Sydney Sun reports Guyra’s “Mother of Ducks” site has become a vast lake with potential future use for soldiers’ settlement after a future war. A horse and sulky owned by Jabez Hill caused a street crash in Bradley Street, scattering debris near the Post Office. Albert Bowen decorated the railway station for the Prince of Wales visit, while A W Fisher presented a North West County Council electricity brief noting generating costs, rural extensions, and subsidy considerations for Peel Shire and Clarence River areas.
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The
Sydney Sun
Guyra
Jabez Hill
Bradley-street
Hill
4. W. Fisher
Guyra Electric Supply Company
North-West County Council
Taverell
Clarence River County
Peel Shire
Tamworth
Fisher
Peel
Viarger
Armidale mill accident claims life of Alfred Clutterbuck
Alfred Richard Clutterbuck aged 25 died last night at Armidale and New England Hospital from injuries received yesterday at the Ebor timber mill in Guy Fawkes. A fall into a revolving saw severed his right leg and crushed the right shoulder after being pinned by the machine.<noinclude>
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Alfred Richard Clutterbuck
Armidale
New England
Ebor
Guy Fawkes
Chutterbuck
Armidale Ambus
Conquest
Passmore
Guyra Golf Club celebrates postwar Stableford events
The Guyra Golf Club marked victory with Stableford competitions on Wednesday and Thursday and a four ball Stableford weekend. Winners included H Newton and C Mitchell in Wednesdays, and E R Copeland and H Newton in Thursdays.
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Golf Club
Stableford
Stableford H. Newton
C. Mitchell
W. J. Tierney
D. Hill
E. Copeland
M McMillan
N. P. Cameron
A. Pearson
W. Culla
E. R. Copeland
H. Newton
J. A. D. Cameron
H. Burgess
J. T. Stewart
S. Jackson
W. J. Hill
L. R. Helyar
W. Culln
B. Copeland
R. W. Hudson
L. P. Archibald
J Mitchell
F. McCauley
F. Garrahy
R. Jansson
A. C. Eade
Leg Wound from Slipping Axe in Glenore Home
Mrs. H. Tomson sustained a severe leg wound while splitting kindling at home in Glenore. Dr. Child treated the injury and inserted three stitches.
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Glenore
Inverell Times Abridgment Notes Payment Position
The text indicates a note from the Inverell Times about improving ability to pay a larger primary unit charge, suggesting financial adjustments or readiness for higher assessment.
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Inverell Times
Dipping of Seed Potatoes to Control Pot Dish Diseases
The Biological Branch of the Department of Agriculture urges coastal growers to dip seed tubers in disinfectant before planting to combat rhizoctonia and scab. Acidulated mercuric chloride or proprietary tuber disinfectants are recommended with directions in Plant Disease Leaflets No. 45 obtainable free from the Division of Information and Extension Services, Department of Agriculture, Box 36A, GPO, Sydney.
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Department of Agriculture
Division of Information and Extension Services
GPO
Sydney
Shooting Fatality on Pineapple Plantation Near Lismore
A SQ-year-old South Sea Islander known as Jackie was shot dead on a pineapple plantation at Alsadale eight miles from Lismore on Monday night. An Indian man has been arrested and charged with murder after a struggle during which Jackie was shot with a .22 calibre rifle. Police say the suspect claimed self defense.
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Lismore
Asmnder
Jackie
Alsadale
Sixty Small Schools Reopen After Teacher Shortage
The Minister for Education Mr Heffron said that out of 90 small schools closed at year's start due to teacher shortages, over 60 have reopened. He expects teacher releases from the services will soon allow all small schools to restart, easing wartime staffing burdens and reducing correspondence.
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Heffron
Tulion Voth Wiel Paps
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Maloney—Newberry
Duck Farm
Prince of Wales
Albert Bowen
J. W. Fisher
Nymboida
Macksville
Hiton
Clarence River
Hy County Council
Grafton
ihWeat County Council
Clar- Iiyer
St Pity
Hin Fom
Isis
Ede
New South Wales
Bridge St
Parnham
A. H. Helyar & Sons
Procera
J. Hill
Eggleston
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