N S C Appeals for Labour in Wheat Harvest Work
National Service Officer R N Johnson of Armidale appeals rural workers not fully employed to take temporary wheat harvest work in the North Western NSW area. Heavy crop potential, hay shortage in southern Stave, needs for harvest hands, stock and hay transport roles, tractor driving and rail fares paid. Excellent wages, accommodation provided, further details at the National Service Office Armidale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Johnson
National Service
Armidale
New South Wales
Arbitration Court
Servce
Bushfire Warning Urges Careful Handling of Fire
The N R M A warns motorists against careless use of fire amid hot weather. General Secretary H Johnson says most bushfires arise from someone’s negligence, with blame often misdirected at motor owners. Caution highlights charcoal dump risks and proper disposal of embers from campfires or tobacco products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.R.M.A
Association
H. Johnson
Flarger
The Taj Mahal as the finest tomb in the world
A remark asserting the Taj Mahal in Agra as the finest tomb in the world. The speaker claims the cost was two million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taj Mahal
Agra
First wedding in new Guyra Anglican Church
Rev A W Coates united Arthur E Drabsch and Miss V Moore in the first ceremony at the new Guyra church. Tom Kirk, son of local residents, has enlisted for active service and departs tonight for Liverpool Camp. Police Station telephone line now connected to the local exchange, calls ring TS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyra
A. W. Coates
Arthur E. Drabsch
V. Moore
Local News Briefs from Gowrie and District Events
Thrown from horse injures Gowrie resident Mr W Cameron while a cricket match opens between Grafton and Guyra at the local ground. Armidale welcomes four Black Mountain residents granted leave, two Guyra youths join the Rough Riders, a dairy owner fined for dirty premises, and a successful Mothers Fund concert with performances by Lanagan Harris and others praised for their effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Mountain
Armidale
William Alexander
Archibald McLean
Leslie William Youman
A. Frank White
A.L.H
Guyra
Messrs
Athol Archibald
John Weiderman
Corps of
Australian Rough Riders
Mothers’ Fund
John Lanagan
Irene Harris
Osgood
Taylor
Bowen
Monteith
Victory Ball Support Letter From Abbey Green Reader
Mrs H S Curtis of Abbey Green Llangothlin writes to oppose the proposed Victory Ball to fund an honour roll. She argues dancing and pleasure clash with sacrifice and that many families of servicemen will be unable to attend after war ends and the Pacific theater begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Concerts Boost Fund To About £12 Augmentation
The audience turnout across two concerts will boost the fund by roughly 12 pounds. Organizers expect funds to help ongoing programs and community projects as donations continue to rise.
Hodder Trimmer Wedding at Glen Innes Church
A ceremony was held November 3 at All Saints Church Glen Innes for May Mary Magdalene Trimmer and William Hodder son of the late William Hodder Guyra. Rev Canon Kemmis officiated with Miss C Trimmer as bridesmaid and Ches Trimmer as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home before the couple departed for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Church of England
Glen Innes
Mary Magdalene
F.C. Trimmer
William
William Hodde
Guyra
Cannon Kemmis
Miss C.trimmer
Ches
Trimmer
Hodder
Australian Canning Industry Expands Postwar Food Supply
The article notes a wartime boost in Australian canneries with a 30 percent rise in number and large gains in output. Canned meats and vegetables surge, promising diverse peace time products from citrus flavors to roast beef with gravy and dehydrated foods as Australia shifts to postwar production and export. Major Carl R. Fellers lauds canning as a crucial Allied contribution and stresses continued industrial growth and rural-exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Fellers
Sydney
U.S. Army
Austraia
Armidale Argus publication notice noted by Roy Blake
Printed and published by Roy Leslie Blake for The Guyra Argus proprietors The Armidale News paper Co Ltd at 113 Faulkner Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Leslie Blake
Guyra “Argus
Armidale Newspaper Co. Ltd
Faulkner Street
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Curacorn
J. R. A. McAlister
M.P.S
Navy
Army
Air Force
Merchant Navy
Fisk Radiola
Australia
Radiola
Amalgamated Wireless
A/SIA) LTD
National Wirelers Organisation
H. Burgess
L. W. Burgess
N.S.C
Appeal For Labour
Argus
W. Cameron
Gowrie
Grafton
G. A. Butt
T. Jeffrey
A. H. Helyar
H. A. Chisholm
G. Atkin
P.M
Lacey
O'Neill
Ben Lomond
C. E
Cox’s Blue Cafe
Blue Cafe
Claude Heagney
J. Hill
Claude Johnson General Carrier
Ollera Street
H. S. Curtis
Abbey Green
Hodder—Trimmer
United States
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