Valedictory for Nimbin Postmaster Stewart
A valedictory in Nimbin honors Mr and Mrs Stewart as he leaves the postmaster role after four years of service. The event in the School of Arts drew about 490 district residents who praised his management of postal and telephone services and wished the couple prosperity in Taralga where he is promoted. Leaders from the Gricket Club and local figures offered speeches and gifts, with Mrs Stewart hosting and attendees expressing deep appreciation for their courteous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wire M. T. Stewart
School of Arte
Nimbia
Stewart
Nimbin
Taralga
Telephone Exchange
Ntinbin
Batog
E. Sheather
Messrs
Humphreys
Allsop
R. Cullen
Cullen
Wall
Carakiy
Green Wadeville
Geo
Eaton
Robert Amessury
Stony
Collen
Fay
Klidiowa
Ely
Tarainl
Bkewart
Taralea
Rimuln
Taraty
Zaln
Cenelasion
Air
Mra
Siawart
Healhh
Aller Mesary
Souhwell
W. G. Swanson
Poe. Fredericks
A. Mclevoy
Atraine
St. Cullen
Lutlia Elve Crawford
Mem
Ft. Crawford
Ockview
Ribbin
Nii Stewart
Howard
Buowart
Ilayrlet
Ulat
Anie Topertire
Nitin
Faye
Fey
Anithla
Nimbi
Bentuwal
Wining
Miran
Gricket Club
Farewell to Mrs Stewart at St Patrick's Church
A farewell service honored Mrs Stewart for her loyal church work. Rev Father O Byrene journeyed from Lismore to attend and commend her efforts. Parishioners presented Mrs Stewart with a xylonite toilet set as a token of esteem and gratitude for her service at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Father O'Byrne
Lismore
Furchor
Stewart
Mra. Stewart
Father O'Dyria
St. Patrick's
Correspondence on wool trade insurance and broker duties
A dated letter from Crookwall discusses wool growers and brokers amid wartime policy concerns. It argues against ungrounded insurance practices, urges caution on wheat and wool insurance, and outlines broker liabilities, aiming for financial soundness and clear responsibilities.
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Mit
Wetls
Seriou
Atc
Gaiaineore, Schute, Hell & CO. Ltd
Sydagy
Hy August
Potato Market Holds Firmer Despite Irregular Week
The Primary Producers Trading Agency reports the Jovale market as irregular yet generally firm. Two trucks moved from Crookwall on Monday. about 1000 bags forwarded for the week. Much of the supply remains on wharves with buyers scarce. rough carryover estimated 8000 to 10000 bags. Tasmanian growers seek higher prices while expectations edge toward a firmer end to the season. Southern growers urged not to overload to preserve a satisfactory market.
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Jocala
Tablalands
Printed Panlished by Robert John Winning Paraala
A damaged OCR fragment notes a printer or publisher, Robert John Winning, associated with Paraala. It mentions Mareden streets Crookwell and the proprietors R. J. Winning Son, indicating an old newspaper or pamphlet imprint. The exact title and complete details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Robert John Winning
Paraala
Mareden Strests
Crookwell
R. J. Wining
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