Tobacco supply issues for casual workers in Guyra district
The LWA discussed tobacco provisioning for casual rural workers amid harvest pressures. Key points included housing camps, distribution through stores or home towns, NSO involvement, and the need to register workers for rationed tobacco. Debates covered efficiency, timing, and coordination with Armidale authorities and local growers.
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Chilly
Fe Tait
Patheen Eisternutiny
Suppavallal Hs
Yinilers Ueames
Home Tevens
Ee Cis Wal
HEE
NSO
Arndale
Tobieg Pistyraitetion
McCaddy
Armidale
Guyra
Caddy
Bushman's Carnival and Sports Show Spark Spectacle
A lively account of Bushman’s Carnival showcasing varied acts and sports. The piece highlights performances by local figures and notable guests while noting the event’s record attendance and communal enthusiasm.
WEDDING 00a Welling of Cecily Whent and Lieut Syamberin
The wedding of Cecily Whent daughter of Mr and Mrs is noted with ceremony at St Phantas Church. Attendants and family members are named among the guests and well wishers. The event includes references to attire flowers and a reception, reflecting a traditional local wedding notice.
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Cecily
Com. Wait
Syamberin
Lin Mefivoy
Ily
Go Mellvey
Metbauttin
Pice
St .Phantas's
Drought relief grants open for grain growers through Rural Bank NSW
Forms and details for Commonwealth and State drought relief payments totaling about 11 000 000 are now available at Rural Bank of New South Wales branches and Police Stations in designated districts. Eligible farmers must intend to continue normal farming in 1945 and losses must come from crops like wheat, oats, barley. Non eligible includes those not continuing operations, hay crop only, or crops burned by fire. Union banks and state departments are excluded. applications close January 1, 19. inquiries to Rural Industries Agency, Rural Bank of NSW, Box 2706 GPO.
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Rural Bank of New South Wales
Menson
Ayers
Jess Thinley Acros
Offecr
Rural Industries Agency
Box 2706
G.P.O
Laundry industry in Britain consumes vast weekly supplies
The sector handles between 45 and 60 million pounds of laundry weekly, using about 19 thousand tons of coal and 35 tons of soap. This snapshot highlights the scale of Britain’s major laundry businesses and their resource needs.
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Britain
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