The Day Of The Silent Election Message
A historic call to voters on a Day of the Silent, September 28, urging equal ballot value and the power of the uncommitted majority to judge rulers. It emphasizes freedom of choice, national peace, and rejection of coercion without endorsing any party.
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Go Jong
Rain shortfall hits New England after sparse showers
Widespread disappointment across New England as Tuesday's expected rain failed to materialize. Armidale reported two points with others near two to three points in surrounding districts. Domestic water supplies remain strained while stock and grazing conditions suffer amid low dams and creeks.
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New England
Turaday
Armidale
Tunsday
Juyra
Wallomombi
Talla
Kentucky
Yra
Wollomombi
Uralla
G. J.o'neill
Zee
Guyra Personal communique lists visitors and engagements
Visiting relatives at Guyra are Mrs Wamlin from Tingha and Mrs Hi Tickle from Malpas Street along with Mrs J Gunn of Tamworth visiting friends in Guyra. Mr A Comino and Rene of Bradley Street discuss Sydney plans while Mr Re W Hudson attends a postwar conference in Sydney. Several locals travel to Sydney for holidays, visits, or weddings, and an engagement between Eunice’s Miss Fretus and Mr W A Roberts is announced.
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Guyra
Wamlin
Tingha
Tamworth
Hi. Tickle
Malpas-stree
J. Gunn
Tameworth
A. Comino
Rene
Bradley-street
Sydney
Re W | Hudson
Ollers-street
Adrian Bart Sree
Suni Hight
R.A
Alf, Reddan
Filway
Mrs. Reddan
Roe Sully
Ac Farrell
Dalby
Queensland
Mes
Henry Bennett
Roostbyp
Hope Litt
Oller ‘Street
Betty “Davidson
Alva
Llangothlin
Majpassey
Raf
Bonnie Smith
Gunnedah
Nadia Woodward
Malpas
R. Roddenby
M. McMillan
Llangoth- Jin-street
Rorddenby
W. Bush
Stoke Farm
Ben Lomond
Weddine
Gordon
Clarence
Betty Maalin
M. Lamb
Trangobhlin-street
Donald Lamb
Eunice
M. E. Fretus
Corakl
Mr. Fretus
Federal elections nominate two for New England seat
Divisional Returning Officer Mr R B Gillespie declared two nominations in the Federal elections for the New England seat. Nominees include Joseph Palmer Abbott of Murrulla Wingen grazier and a list of other candidates from Armidale Scone Tamworth and surrounding districts.
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New England
R. B. Gillespie
Joseph Palmer Abbott
Murrula
Wingen
Grazier
V. Ralston
Bolwarra
M. Campbell
Malland
Vale
K.P.’ Lantry
Hinton
B. H. Croft
Wollerwood
Scone
J. 2. Greaves
L. ‘T. Irwin
Walcha
M. McArthur
Armidale
G. M. Edwards
Tamworth
Wall
Mworth
Obituary for John Farrell of Wordsworth
John Farrell of Wordsworth, aged 2 years, died after a thigh fracture from an accident. He was born at Ollera and lived in the Guyra district all his life with family ties to the Ollera Estate founders and early transport workers. Burial was at Ollera after a St Bartholomew's Church service.
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Guyra
John Farrell
Wordsworth
Ollera
Garratt Farrell
Morpeth
Grafton
John
G. J
E. Everitt
Farrell
Glen Innes District Hospital
Mr. Farrell
Isabella Thomas
Tenterden
Merdamex Freud
Newcastle
Adams
Wes Maitland
Death of Mrs Isabella Lane in Cofty Harbour District
Mrs Isabella J Lane aged 84 died at Cofty Harbour District Hospital. She was daughter of the late Willian McCross and a pioneer of the Wandsworth district. She married in 18H and lived in Glen Innes before moving months ago to Sawtell with her daughter and son in law. Survived by son Arthur Carlton, daughter Elsie (Mrs Max Hutton) Sawtell, sister Mrs Stevenson Armidale, and brother J B McCrossin Sondi.
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Daryl Belford
Wollongong
Guyra
K. Redman
Llangothiln-street
Russell Lee
Armidale
Cofty Harbour District Hospital
Isabella J. Lane
Willian McCross
Wandsworth
Lane
Glen Innes
Ieside
Indow
Sawtell
Deceaved
Arthur
Carlton
Elsie
Max
Hutton
Sawtall
Stevenson
J. B. McCrossin
Sondi
Temperature Dips Again in Guyra Weekend
Winter weather returned in Guyra as temperatures dropped to 17 degrees on Monday after a spell of springlike warmth. Local residents experienced a sharp contrast in conditions over the weekend.
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Guyra
Road and Rail Transport Debate at Weekly Dinner
A speech by Mr T N Stephens discusses economic aspects of road and rail transport. He notes railway coordination with land disposal, limited investment prospects, and the need to balance rolling stock usage. He warns road vehicle owners may divert patronage from rail, stressing taxpayer costs in land and rail improvements.
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Guy
T. N.tephens
Stephens
Federal Grove
Vikal IM
Charlies
Rotary Gift Highlights Armidale Inverell Club Dinner
Gayra Rotary presented a handsome brass gory Wan to the Gayra Club at its Friday dinner. The gift was made by Tt. JK Harbison, Armidale Rotary Club president, with support from Rotaryans Leshoe and Hl Woodward, renewing the gift in appreciation of Armidale members and their interest in establishing Rotary in Ay.
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Rotary
Armidale
Inverell
Gayra
JK. Harbison
Armidale Rotary Club
Rotaryansy 1
Leshoe
Hl. Woodward
A. Ge Child
Tie Guy Club
Menthers
Uwe Armidialys
Rotary Itt Ay
Road tolls and vehicle costs for better public transport
The article argues for direct taxation or fees on commercial vehicles to reflect road damage and maintenance costs. It compares motor transport with rail, notes gaps in accounting for depreciation and interest on road beds, and calls for coordinated regulation to ensure economical, satisfactory service for the community. The piece discusses efficiency, overloading risks, and the need for consistent data to set fair charges.
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Muatal
Pevelowe
Orien
Whale
Stephens Vaneldl
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