Lands Bill Targets Falkiner in Soldier Settlement Dispute
Campbelltown editorial condemns the Lands Department amendment as a poverty test in soldier ballots. It questions penalizing Mr. C L S Falkiner for his family’s Hoanoke Pastoral shares and argues against discriminatory treatment of qualified applicants. The piece urges ministers to focus on abuses rather than punishing an exemplary citizen.
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Lands Department
War Service
C. L. S. Falkiner
Roanoke
Falkiner
Hoanoke Pastoral Company
Sheahan
Ingleburn Campbelltown Unite Elects New Council
The first amalgamated election chose nine Campbelltown ward aldermen and seven Ingleburn seats. Mayor P Solomon led with 1218 votes, beating F J Sedgwick. strong turnout included 1846 Campbelltown voters with 94 informal. Next council meeting set for Friday with minister Cahill to attend.
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Campbelltown
Ingleburn
Cahill
M.L.A
P. Solomon
F. J. Sedgwick
C. J. Clark
A. Farnsworth
W. A. Longhurst
C. Marlow
Claydon
G. Whiting
Ay Ag Eee
E Hughes
G. Wells
Bursill
A. Gray
J. C. Angus
Macdonald
E. Ward
McLeod
W. Seager
Tunnro
T. Campbell
Romalis
W. E. Staniforth
C. Brown
C. J. Jarrett
A. Hazlett
Apperley
A Livingston
F.C
English
C. C. Murray
W. S. Pickering
Concert for Legacy by Mrs Lowe School of Dancing
Next Wednesday in Town Hall pupils of Mrs Ben Lowes School of Dancing plus assisting artists will present a charity concert for Torch Bearers for Legacy Branch. The recent Railway Institute Eisteddfod saw over 1000 entries with pupils winning many certificates including Elizabeth Thorburn 14 and June Clissold 16.
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Ben Lowe
School of Dancing
Legacy
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Devlin at Wollongong
We learn with regret the death of Mrs Elizabeth Jane Devlin wife of Mr T Devlin and mother of Patrick Norah Mary and Tom late of Campbelltown at her Campbell Street Wollongong residence. She was 73 years of age.
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Elizabeth Jane Devlin
T. Devlin
Patrick
Norah
Mary
Tom
Campbelltown
Campbell St
Wollongong
Red Cross Carnival at Mawson Park Aids Campbelltown
The Campbelltown Red Cross Carnival held at Mawson Park last weekend drew an estimated 1500 to 2000 attendees. Volunteers led by Hon. Organiser K H Hopper hosted seven stalls, a parade by Campbelltown Public School pupils, a Snow White and Seven Dwarfs pantomime, a Father Christmas appearance, and a mannequin parade. The event featured a chocolate wheel and hoopla raising funds amid performances by the Campbelltown Public School Band and the local Methodist Youth Club, with Mayoress P Solomon opening and receiving flowers from Miss Kitt.
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Australian Red Cross Society
N.S.W
Campbelltown
K. H. Hopper
Mawson Park
Queen and
Cordeaux Streets
L. Chalmers
Red Cross
P. Solomon
Kitt
Snow White
Campbelltown Public School
Father Xmas
Seven Dwarfs
Campbelltown Methodist Youth Club
Mary. Triglone
Campbelltown Brass Band
Frank Curnow
Norman Chipman
P. L. Froggatt
Tony Payton
Bob Pratt
Doug Price
Mesdames Steele
D. Rogers
K. of Hopper
Miss Kitt
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Campbelltown News
Mr. Sheahan
Land Board
Mr. Falkiner
Ald
C. A. Nicol
E. M. Clissold
T. R Fitzgibbon
S. Bursill
M. E. S. Claydon
Wedderburn
H. L. Lea
Ald. C. Murray
Ald. P. Solomon
H. J. Daley
A. J .Apperley
Ingleburn Ward
Elizabeth Thorburn
Jeanette Pickette
June Clissold
Betty Rooke
Irene Grallelis
Wendy Solland
Babs Seddon
Mabel Blinman
Janet Lowe
Red Cross Carnival
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