Public holiday and wintry week forecast
A public holiday is noted for Monday with wintry conditions expected. The text mentions a mid winter vacation ending, a note about municipal prosecutors retiring, Woods peppermint cure, and apple growers planning to petition government to curb American apple imports. It also reports a British transport Cameronian attacked by an enemy submarine on June 2 in the Eastern Mediterranean, with 52 troops and 11 crew members missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Commonwealth
Cameronian
Mediterranean
Ill health and personal notices in a Sydney column
Mainly about people with reports on W H Whyburn's illness and Mrs Broxham's fragile health in a Sydney hospital. Thomas McDonald of Watabo's Creek returns from Sydney after eye specialist visit. Roy Gardner and wife mourn their two year old son Darrell who died suddenly, a touching notice from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Watabo’s Creek
Broxham
Ofr
Geare
Sydney
Roy Gardner
Crek
Darrell
Sea Fishing Tale From a Rugged Coastal Outing
A group of three youths planned a coastal fishing trip from Mungo Brush to the ocean beach, carrying gear for a long trek. They endured mishaps and heavy loads, paused at a river and a sea, and finally tried bait without success before resting on the sand and sharing tea by a fire at a water hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mungo Brush
Walt
Ocean Beach
Denny
Harry
Mungo
Noubt
Givber Psar
Broughton Island
Monstrous catch on the rock coast tale
A narrator recalls fishing on the coast with Denny and others. They describe a large, odd fish named Bluegum and a tense moment as they coaxed it from the water. A knife was drawn, hooks set, and the creature finally hauled ashore amid sorrow and awe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Bun
Mother Rock
God’s Own Bank Appeal Supports NSW Relief
A South Wales relief appeal notes wide support from the community and the France Day Committee. Neville and May num urge donations to aid devastated families, with subscriptions pouring in to restore homes, provide blankets, clothing, and food amid German‑era devastation. a plea to Australian friends asks not to fail in backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shet
Neville
Maynum
New South Wales
Gaid
Local Soldier Frank Byrnes Killed in Action
Word arrives that Private Frank Byrnes has been killed in action late last night. He was the son of Mr and Mrs T Byrnes of Upper Manilla and the district mourns a brave young man. Peace to a brave young soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Byrnes
T. Byrnes
Upper
Manilla
Will Connolly Wounded and D James Amputation
Will Connolly brother of Mrs G A Veness has been wounded. Private D James formerly of the Commercial Bank has an arm and leg amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Connolly
G. A. Veness
D. James
The
Commercial Bank
Footballs to Help the Soldiers Debate Sparks Critique
Two points of alleged similarity are cited as connected to our case. The claim that football aids soldiers is challenged as wrong. The text hints at themes of suffering and sacrifice tied to the broader wartime context.
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Tle
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W. H. Whyburn
Werther
John Bridge & Co. Ltd
Brisbane
Bettas
Firestone Tyres
Savines
Firestone Tyre Depot
Elizabet
H St. Sydney
Anthony * Hopderns
Anthony Horderns
TZOD
England
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