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The readable parts describe an unclear incident or note from a local publication. Names, places, and specifics are not fully legible, leaving only scattered words and fragments to guide a brief record.
16 Dec 1927
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Campbelltown News
Location
Campbelltown, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
1
The readable parts describe an unclear incident or note from a local publication. Names, places, and specifics are not fully legible, leaving only scattered words and fragments to guide a brief record.
A table lists higher fares for Workmen's Weekly Tickets compared with prior rates. The new railway pricing shows increases across multiple classes and zones, affecting daily commuters and factory workers who rely on weekly passes.
Mr V A Ducat reports a revision of freight support for dairy suppliers. Council abolishes the freight allowance and introduces a flat rate of one farthing per gallon, effective 1 December, with distributors deducting this from supplier prices while rail payments shift to 1/334. The change aims for equity across the industry and avoids selective charges.
The Commercial Examinations list successful students in typewriting and book-keeping from St. John's Parochial School Campbelltown and St Patrick's Good Samaritan Convent Campbelltown, with names including Marjorie Hayes Molly Walker Hazel Nicholls Linda Flanagan Veronica Langborne Doreen Finn and others.
Council notes nine aldermen present and discusses varied matters including land auctions, Mor gan’s Crossing bridge plans, lavatory facilities for trains, and road repairs. Deputation to Main Roads Board debated Menangle Road order, and clerk notes junior clerk appointment and safes tenders.
Local business houses in Campbelltown excluding chemists confectioners refreshment rooms and hairdressers will close early on December 21 at 1 p.m. and 22 and 23 at 6 p.m. 24 at 10 p.m. 26 and 27 closed all day with normal hours resuming on December 28.
Bellefaire Farm owner Mr Walter Burke donates the Bellefaire Bowl valued at £10 10s for the best three Australian bred Jersey cows in milk or dry under five years old. Judging rests on uniformity indicating sire prepotency. potential annual donation if entries justify.
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