Turbulent Australian Political Scene Described in Doubtful Narration
An assorted set of overheard whispers depicts chaotic discussions in Australia, noting calls for revised parlia mentary use, municipal actions, and concerns over wheat futures. The piece references Governor relations, a new ministry, and public reactions to political shifts amid wartime strain.
Direct Lines of Sheep Delivery and Descriptions
A note on sheep consignments lists 1000 Siora WETIERS with wool-cutters and delivery set for 16th November and 19/6. It mentions 0 Wether Crossbred LAMBS due July to August, 290 Merino EWES full mouth with crossbred details and ewes hand shorn on 1st October in good condition, with feeding and a short lift arrangement available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siora Wetiers
Rimnime
Enlistment and local notices in a Manila era item
Adam Winter son of Mr. George Winter has enlisted for notage service. Billy Englert of Manilla city enlisted at a surname. Mose Vale and the 4 regyterian Wharets presented to Rev J H Craig appointed chaplain of a troop ship. Rev Craig is father of Mrs W T R Craig of the Manilla bank branch. Mr Hawsworth wool expert is noted.
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Glen Attu
Nilius Tuell Bo Ja
Adam Winter
Dredekny
George Winter
Notage Service
Towumpeypte
Mose Vale
J. H. Craig
Mr. Craig
W. T.R. Craig
Manilla
Bank of
S. Waleo
Harvesting spouts prompt to inspect clothing line
The author urges inspection of clothing goods before shopping elsewhere, claiming quality and significantly lower prices than competitors. Tom agrees that quality is strong and prices are best, presenting the sale as a smart choice for value.
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Tom
Fragmentary Notice Reflects Unclear Local Event
A readable fragment from a historical newspaper page hints at a technical branch update and a last term safety concern but lacks coherent details or clear facts. The garbled text mentions a time around 8 am and a reference to a local organization or event, leaving uncertainty about participants or outcomes.
Missionary leader reassigned as Manila visit noted
The article reports the reassignment of a church welfare youth organizer who will serve abroad. It notes his unavailability and cancellations of engagements, praising church unity. It also covers Mr. Kem Yee's Manila visit on October 16, where his Chinese mission address urged aid for Chinese education and a £2 12s 6d collection for the Foreign Mission Fund.
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Lust
Kem Yee
Msniila
Newcastle
Manila
Woo Spetas
Foreign Mission
Wool sale figures for D Hayne and partners noted
D Hayne of Fairlight sold 2344 units of wool with W Blanch range rate at 2244 and received payment via Pitt Son and Badger.
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D. Hayne
Fairlight
W. Blanch
Pitt Son
Badger
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Mackenzie , Sons, Etd
Sutton’s Footwear
Australia
T. M. O’brien
Guern Sutherland
Hina
Maniua
Mudges
Gader
J. D
Kennedy
Finisi
J. McNsmara
Arthur Street
Dat Wewcastle
Lisrore
C ¥. Scott
Kvening
Sydney
Eichnan
Bow Btate Contition Ministry
Lughes
Federal Labor Party
Coir J
Department
Tor
France
Lord Kiteneaer
Mechanics’ Institute
Auatrar
Wille
Gourt
Dencely
P.M
Gordon C. Gardner
E&m
Piper & Co
Tamworth
West Tamworth
Barraba
Qoonaltus
U. F. Wearne
Au-Lt
Poupie
Sla Gow
Caais Poseard Ead
Mike
Mr. Hawsworth
Ofa
C.N. Scott, the
Paling
Diausfield
Harvard
H J. J. Russ
H.lawrence
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Aunering
Pueuaocis
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