Presbyterian Women's Guild Spring Flower Show 1937
Presbyterian Women's Guild hosts a spring flower show on Saturday October 9 1937 with classes for Antirrhinums bulbs carnations delphiniums gladioli geraniums gerberas phlox and roses. Exhibitors provide their own vases bowls and bottles these may be reused after the show. Awards include best six cut flowers best collection and champion titles with judges present to award points.
Country Women in Conference at Gunnedah Hall
The Namoi Group of the Country Women's Association held its annual conference at Gunnedah Town Hall with President Mrs At Studdy presiding. Delegates and visitors heard Mrs Stacey of Singleton extol CWAs work aiding country women, while officials and local leaders welcomed them. The meeting reviewed branch activity, funds, and projects like Baby Health Centres and Rest Rooms, with plans to strengthen home life and community welfare across New South Wales.
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Namoi Group
Women’s Association
Gunnedah Town Hall
At. Studdy
Stacey
Singleton
Singer
C.W.A
Australia
Ifj
Womdi
Jo Bond
George V
Mike
CAVA
Oithiele
New South Wales
GWA
Wwaya
Caw.a
Manilla
Co Perrett
Naomi Shire
Guinedah
A. J. Studdy
Guonedah
Graziers
Studry
WHR
Veness
Barraba
W. Bignall
Studdy
Venuss
Bignall
Association
Baan Baa
Bogeabri
Lewis
Hinerald-Hill
Frances ‘Suddy
Guenedale
Beer
C.W. A
Dwyer
Cumberland
Orange
Brances Studdy, Rest Home
Baby Health Centees
Gunnedi
Narrabri
Boggabri
Algo
McClintock
Curlewis
Mesdaines Studdy
Henderson
Education Department
Bl. W' Veness
Manilla-branch
CWA
H.W. Ve
Gumnedah ‘Bréwery
Namoi’ Group
Fanjing
Northern Tablelands Group
Rrmidale
Wool report from Sehate to Bell Badgary Lumby Staveport
Wool sale notes describe mixed quality clip from northwest to southwestern districts of the state. Prices ranged to 224d per bale with many lots around 194d to 204d. several bales sold for 184d to 194d.
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Lumby
Staveport
Ales Auy
C. A. Spilsbury
Shipping profits crippled by high ship prices and wartime costs
Ship owners face near zero margins as prices stay high and freight controls curb earnings. Firms curb sailings, cut costs, and endure wage and fuel hikes while liner rivals profit from subsidies. Britain and France urge a stronger mercantile fleet while Meiji era piracy threats prompt protective measures.
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Phe -Hitman
C. Company
Tardepeiking
Leith
Mandowa Shire Convent Holds Saturday Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Mandowa Shire Convent is scheduled for Saturday. The Losnital Board and the Show Committees will also convene on the same day to discuss upcoming events.
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Mandowa, Shire
Losnital Board
Homebush Stock Sales Report Behind Wire
Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd report 26 820 sheep and lambs sold at Homebush on Wednesday. Market for grown sheep cheaper by 1 shilling to 1 shilling 2 pence, lambs 1 shilling per head. Wethers to 39 shillings 10 pence. Bullocks £17 13s 0d, cows £11 19s 0d. Dealers £11 19s 0d.
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Homebush
Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd
Ayore
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