Crochet Wool and Haberdashery Arrivals at Bitcons
Bitcons releases new season crochet wool skeins in navy heathers and babywear shades ideal for mens wear and children's garments. A range of handbags arrives in Browns Black Navys greys reds and whites for inspection at Bitcons Haberdashery department.
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Lincoln Ve
Skein
Bitcons
Haberdasherg Tment
Ex serviceman letter on War Service Homes delays in Victoria
A letter discusses Hansard figures from 20 March showing Victoria’s War Service Homes progress. It notes 68 cases finalised, 37 houses under construction, 59 approvals pending amid slow prospects, and contrasts Army efficiency with Civil Department delays. Land settlement plans for returned servicemen remain in early stages, with formal provisions mainly in other states.
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War Homes
War Service Homes Commission
Hansard
Victoria
Civil Department
Queensland
Repatriation Pamphlets Offered to Ex-Servicemen
The Numurkah Repatriation Committee has received occupational pamphlets from the Repatriation Commission on careers in civil aviation plumbing bricklaying plastering nursing social work furniture manufacture and loans for rural re establishment. These include On Guard Servicewomen and Civil Life Rural Training and other re establishment aids with details on qualifications pay rates and prospects. The committee will pass this information to any ex serviceman.
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Numurkah
Repatriation Commission
District soldiers honored as community praises sacrifice
Four district servicemen did not return and Lincoln's call to continue their work echoed as Mr Newman urged dedication to the cause. Guests received travelling cases and seven Tug gifts with plans for six more. Mothers of Fletcher and Bill were given keepsake locket and enlarged photos. Mrs Sharpe noted the irony of medals given in 1919 to mark victory and the later loss of life.
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Lincoln
Newman
Ruga
Green
J. Osborne
Fletcher
Bill
Sharp
McArthur
Gordon
Sharpe
Numurkah Districts Early School History Revealed
The Yalea South State school opened April 21, 1880, with a weatherboard building recently remodelled. Early pupils include multiple McKenzie and Stanger families. present students listed as Hawker, Dyack, Morris, Pell, Waser, Frostick. Honor Roll from WWI names W. H. Brown, Doherty, Hastings, Lyons, Slesser, Thompson. many families contributed pupils and memory.
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Yalea East
Yalea South
W. 8. Mackenzie
Waai
Lyons
Whitford
Slessor
Wishart
Shinnick
Curis
Sutcliffe
Pullar
Doherty
Jamieson
Hargrave
Brian Hawker
Dorothy Hawker
Edna Dyack
Janet Morris
Kevin Pell
Lorraine Waser
Neville Frostick
Trevor Frostick
Thoms ‘Cooper
Bond
W. H. Brown
Clancy
Daniels
G. Doherty
Hastings
K.H
King
Ay Lang
Mackenzie
McCarthy
Mills
Moor
Oliver
Pratt
Pat G
Stanger
Slesser
W. C
Storey
C. G
Thompson
Tweddle
Wiskart
J. H
Black
Mel
Laidlaw
Luther- McKenzie
Daniel
Baldwin
Maroney
Brown
Muir
Cowan
Millsa
KAARIMBA Welcome Home Service Persons Honor
A large crowd gathered at Kaarimba Hall on May 29 to welcome district service personnel. Guests included Lou McClure AWAS Shirley Linphan AWAS Loma Linehan ASW A S Mrs Chivers ex WAAF with others in attendance.
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Kaarimba
Lou McClure
A.W.A.S
Shirley Linphan
AWAS
Loma Linehan
ASW
Chivers
W.aaf
Geo. McClure
Jack Osborne
Bruce Betts
Edgar Betts
Ian Thompson
Cecil Sharp
A.lp
Jas. Osborne
Alf
McPherson
RAAF
Max Caldwell
P. Prentice
Arthur
G. Green
Missea N. Lowe
M. Hunkin
June Lumeden
Shirley Galt
Edith Ross
B. Burgess
Mer
G. Cow
Williams Sworn Valuer Officials Honor Miss Williams
A note shows James Williams and E Williams sworn valuers with Miss Honors M Williams listed as an approved valuer, indicating formal recognition and valuation duties in a local office.
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E. Williams
M. Williams
Council approves unimproved value rating for shire properties
A report notes the council endorses rating shire properties using unimproved values. Forty cases were listed at Nathalia Court, including truancy, vaccination lapses, assaults, obscene and threatening language. World sorrow followed news of the Hampshire sunk with Lord Kitchener aboard. The drought eased as 85 points of rain fell last week. Rice sown at Tongala by Mr Churchill Shaw is expected to yield 16001b per acre. Premiers discussed bills to curb slaughter of female cattle.
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G. J. Tuckett
Nathalia Court
Hampshire
Lord Kitchener
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