Belgium starving plea for help from Australia and New Zealand
An urgent cable from the No-House Committee of Aid on Food appeals for aid to war-ravaged Belgium. It warns of mass starvation among 7,080,000 Belgians and 26,000 daily bread queues in Brazil, urging weekly shipments of cereals and a target fund of £75,000 to avert catastrophe, calling on Australians and New Zealanders to contribute generously.
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No- House Committee of Aid
Belgium
Commissixt
Tn Brusaele
Lieve
Australia
New Zealand
Belrium
Stervaton
Auateniin
Howland
Protest Against New Through Carriage Policy Causes Frustration
A letter protests the new weekly service change on the Maitland to Sydney line, arguing that through carriages are dismantled, forcing passengers to reboard crowded trains at Tamworth. The writer urges reintroduction of through carriages to ease travel for Sydney and Newcastle passengers, noting the Tamworth platform scenes as proof of inconvenience.
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Barruba
Sydney
Newcastle
Tamworth
Glen Innes
Wool Records and Market Prices Noted in Local Wool Trade
Wool records show price movements at the Bodosy pool market with a fleece record for merino wool rising from 13d to 1644d per bale. A bale of wool scoured by Mr. Mewilies of Botany was sold on Monday afternoon at the colaslsa auction.
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Mewilies
Botany
Success for Our Hunters and Exhibitions at Mt Win
Reports from the Guytx show note a successful jumping display by W T Laingworthy junior and a high jump champion at Mt Win. Exhibition jumps and unanimity among members mark the events while Arthur Wilshire receives notice of two successful bore diggings at Redbank and Willow Paddock via divining rod.
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bin Suepsge
W. T. Laingworthy
Jun
Ewayt
Hall Holtay
Arthur Wilshire
L. A. Danger
Yallard
Redbank
Willow Paddock
Wilshire
Dangar
Wishire
Lord Vallon's Daughter by Arnold Yorke
A new story titled Lord Vallon's Daughter by Arnold Yorke promises intrigue and romance. The magazine section highlights patterns for smart simplicity for ladies, with fashions and home recipes provided by experienced contributors and tailored for reliable value.
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Lord Vallon
Arnold Yorke
Small Debts Court Case Over Horse and Sulky Damage
In Small Debts Court, Smith sued Garrity for £5 damages after Garrity hired two horses and a sulky for Moor Creek races. the horse fell injuring itself and the vehicle. Garrity claimed a collar pad slipped causing the horse to bolt. verdict for the plaintiff at £4 damages plus costs. Doyle was fined for riding two horses on the footpath.
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Cour
A. C. Veness
W. P
Banc
Costo Fis
Amt
G. Doyle
Castlereagh Election Results Highlight Agrarian Act Support
Castlereagh electors showed strong backing for the Wheat Agriculture Act, with Ar-Ming 287 and Blacet 2313 votes, yielding a majority of 874 for Araina. The electorate affirmed the agrarian policy as decisive in the latest tally.
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Castlereagh
Ar- Ming
Araina
Closing Hours of Hotels Referendum Details
A referendum on hotel closing hours will accompany the general elections in the state next month. Voters will see five options on the ballot to choose between closing at 6 pm or 7 pm or other proposals. Final results will be reported by district returning officers and calculated for the state total.
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Bouth “Wistrslig
Uesus
Hiven
Penn's Pictures Promises Big Saturday Screenings
Advertised for Saturday in a four drama programme of high quality. The lineup includes The Guiding Used Thinbous etster Latin Blood Eve's Daughter and The Cut of Death with exciting latest dramas. Comedies and comics meet public demand while a war news budget from the front will draw patrons. Mr Penn expects sensational films to arrive soon.
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Penn
Thinbousetster
Eve
Sydney
Pote
Manilla Hunters at Gugra Show Events
At the Gugra Show on Brat ey Mr W T Langworthy's Dogme won the Maiden Hunters contest and in the pony high jump the prize went to Mr R Pearson.
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W. T. Langworthy
Mr. R. Pearson
Hartest Hold Local Cameh Event Sunday
Ort unclear notice indicates a local gathering on Sumter Maret T to benefit the Clergy Sree dent Pend. Proceeds or purpose tied to church and community, with details garbled but local timing linked to a Sunday event.
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Hartest
Sumter
Watsons Ursek MIM Battery Construction Progress
A scrapyard style report notes ongoing work at Grist's Des with battery assembly in progress. The primary structure weighs over 0 tons and about 28 workers are engaged in erection. Prospects of tin ore and Bere are mentioned with an expectation that over 10 anon will be engaged when the Battery is completed.
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Grist’ Des
Crees
New Minister George Black Elected on New Min Date
George Black elected as Nevioi representative on a new Min date after a detailed ballot and five treaties. He won by a slim margin of up to three votes amid a political reallocation. Bleek to head porkfolio, Ashford to transfer to Lande Department. Black had served since joining scientific council at Boggetri.
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George Black
The
Nevioi
Mindate
Uto
Bleek
Butt
Ashford
Lande Department
Black
Scinetorete
Boggetri
Bush Nursing Plan Advancing in Rendemeer District
Report notes a proposal for a bush nurse to reside at Boneerenr to tend patients within a 16 mile radius of Rendemeer with A J Goran and T McDonald as district representatives. Some villagers foresee a cottage hospital at Bandemeor emerging from the scheme.
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Phe Nores
Rendemeer
Fier Tintrict
A. J. Goran
T. McDonald
Watson's Creek
Bandemeor
Fate named Or Wateon's Cream friends plan Patrick's Day reception
The event on St Patrick's Day will raise funds with half the proceeds from Bandeweer Woolbrogi Wollan Uralla Hall's Creek and Munilis. A reception will be held on the reserve at lower Watson's Creek opposite Mr T McDonald's. The main handicap is five pounds. A refreshments booth will operate on the ground.
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Wateon
Bandeweer
Woolbrogi
Wollan
Uralla
Hall's Creek
Watson's Creek
SROWN'S PICTURES Special Saturday Programme at Eynwn
Eynwn's Popular Pictures features two dramas and one comedy in a three star show. The circuit highlights a Merit drama praised for its Tower setting. The Garrett will present additional items including war material. The orchestra G offers a special music program. A Mary Pickford film is announced. A charity hospital benefit is planned by Mr. Brown on Wednesday night.
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Sydney
Eynwn
Merit
Mary Fickford
Mr. Brown
ManDis Hospital
Cemetery Trustees Plan Cemetery Cleanup and Fund Drive
A local cemetery committee discusses fencing repairs drainage and rabbit control. They appoint a subcommittee to prepare specifications seek tenders and plan a fundraising circular to cover costs and establish suspected annual grave fees.
Youthful Rev Woodhouse Chosen President of Methodist Conference
Rev Joseph Woodhouse has been elected President of the Methodist Conference for this year. Despite his youth and humble appearance he has preached for 35 years and is noted for his gifted preaching and evangelistic tone. His appointment follows a list of station changes including F H Walkden Brown to Manila Methodist Church and G Laverty to Paddington.
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Joseph Woodhouse
Beson
Methodist Conference
F. H. Walkden Brown
Manilla” Methodist Church
Copfereton
G. Laverty
Paddington
Huy
H. G. Bowes
Boteny
T. Jenkin
Grintoll
N. H. Parr
Barraba
Shiai Bhiakd Triumph in Vienna Final
A chaotic report notes New South Wales facing a tough trial abroad. The Shiai Bhiakd edged to victory in Vienna, with Victoria praised for pluck and skill. The match left readers debating margins and the future of the team.
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Gian
Joba Coote
Evening Whispers on Belgium Aid in War Time
The speaker laments murky days, urging Australia and New Zealand to continue aid to Belgium. He recalls Liege’s heroism and calls for monthly funds of about a million two hundred thousand pounds to sustain Belgium’s people, liberty, and the empire’s solidarity. He stresses collective self denial and timely support.
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Manille
Daily Metvice
Belgium
Australia
New Tewland
Abe Hag
Europe
Empire
Suptrolia
Manilla
Liege
Railway Hotel License Transferred to Costel lez
The Tocal Court records the license transfer of the Railway Hotel from Eemond L. Steler to Daniel Francis Costel lez. The new host, once a prominent footballer, sustained injuries in a Gravesend match, affecting his ability to work for some time. The Daily Chronicle notes Russian reinforcements on the East Prussian front amid German exhaustion and a shifting offensive.
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Warlaila Standard
wMomday
Tocal
Eemond L. Steler
Daniel Francis Costellez
Gravesend
Daily Chronicle
Petrogad Entrespondent
Russalay
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