Obituary of William Capeivall Woolaston at 69
William Capeivall Woolaston died at his home in Coogle Gunnedah last Friday at 69. A native of Somerton, he moved to Manilla 17 years ago where he ran the Post Office and store at Upper Manilla before managing the Caogle property then Gunmedyle and Jax. Survived by his son PC Woolaston, wife, and daughter. Funeral held at West Tamworth Cemetery with Rev. G. AL Baker officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Woolaston
Coogle
William Capeivall Woolaston
Somerton
Manilla
Upper Manilla
Gunmedyle
Caogle
PC. Woolaston
West Tamworth Cemetery
Hel
AL Baker
Donations To Hospital via Womens Auxiliary Acknowledgement
The Womens Auxiliary acknowledges donations including W Filsell and family, My and iellen, Ghys, and W Hi Wearne totaling 266 11 6 to date. The group thanks all who contributed to the appeal and notes this year’s total is £5 more than last year’s excellent sum.
Permits Required for Burning Under National Security Order
A National Security Act order issued by the State Premier on September 24 imposes strict penalties for burning and land clearing. It requires permits to burn bush, stubble, or vegetation, with council approval and written conditions, including a fire break and at least one person on site during burning. The Bush Dives Advisory Committee backs immediate fire breaks but defers enforcement to the local council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Manilla Farmers and Settlers Club Meeting Notes
The Manilla branch of the Farmers and Settlers Association held its monthly meeting last Saturday with President Mir AL TL Nixon presiding. Delegates to the Liverpool Plains District Council were elected, daylight saving protests were discussed, and plans were made to liaise with the Wheatgrowers Union and the Australian Wheat Board on fuel, cartage, silos, and local wheat matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Parmers Ad Settlers’ Association
Mir? AL TL Nixon
Moses
G. J. Bowman
J) Coote
Sd. Nixon
Coulton
Park
Bignall
W. A. Boman
Louge
WA. Biman
Qh. R. V. Constan
Bown
Department of Agricultire
R. V.goulton
Qarriers
Messrs
A. J. Nixon
W. A Bonn
Liverpool Plains
Muita
R. W. Coulton
John Coote
Australian Wheat Board
Salvage of Paper Reports High Local Recovery Efforts
Movil provided 900 lbs of salvaged paper per month per thousand of population for six months ending June 30 1942 Mandowa Shire Council received the report and pledged cooperation with the Salvage Controller. The council noted no local scrap stock and that salvage was sent away by the Municipal Council. Nearby towns showed varied salvage figures with Armidale Baraba Gunnedah Narrabri Quirindi Tamworth Manilla and others listed. all paper and cardboard strips are acceptable and may be left at Thepresa for transfer to the denot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movil
Mandowa
Mandiwa
Conneil
Shireama Municipal Conneils
Municipal Couneil
Armidale
Barenba
Gunnedah
Narrabri
Quirindi
Tamoworfl
Manilla
Remembrance of Our Son and Brother at Newcastle 1939
A mother and father with sister Dorothy and brothers Ross and Bar recall their son and brother killed at Newcastle on October 4 1939. The poem expresses enduring love and a wish for a bright sunseed future, with memory keeping him ever near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Frdnais
Newcastle
Katon
Ween
Dorothy
Ross
Bar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ares. & Bs
Stoddart & Hayward
P.O. Box
H. C. Dengate
Home Furnisher
Cafe Namos
A. Glitsos
District Rural School
J. KR. Tord
Church of England Continental
Wowens Hospital
T, Jackson
Hon
Lee
Trang Corps
Wat Gating Tetos
J. Robertson
Cww.a
Pat Rest Room
Cripton's Pty. Ltd
J. Robertson and CO. Moffat Virme
Memoriam
Palais
Chaudette Colbert
Jobin Payne
George Montgomery
Lynne Roberts
Tony Martin
Alsa Maria Montez
Patric Knowles
Marie Roget
Cour
Paris
Dr. Smithers
Hou
Syrth
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