Hints for Electors for Tomorrow's Polling Day
Polling Day is tomorrow Saturday November 14 with booths open 8 a m to 8 p m Electors must vote or risk a fine up to two pounds Read all ballot instructions before voting Use numbers only do not strike out or add crosses In Werriwa House of Representatives vote 1 for your first preference In Senate elections use numbers 1 to 10 in order to indicate preferences A spoiled ballot may be replaced
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House of Representatives
Werriwa
Senate
Campbelltown Stock Sale Receives Strong Attendance
Despite dry weather Campbelltown and surrounds saw a large turnout at Monday’s stock sale. Pigs calves and cattle yardings were sizable with pigs selling lower than prior. high quality dairy cattle held strong. Prices ranged from suckers 14s 6d to 20s, heavy cows up to £6 17s 6d, springing cows to £13, dairy heifers to £1 19s.
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Campbelltown
Adjpinng
Light Showers Light District Wednesday and Thursday
Light showers fell over the district on Wednesday night and again on Thursday, bringing brief wetting and cooler conditions across the area.
Miles pioneers Campbelltown Camden bus service
Herbert Miles started a Campbelltown to Camden motor bus in six months, using a 21-seat leather‑upholstered Dodge‑Graham bus with electric signage. The service, approved by Campbell town Council, emphasizes safety, saves time, and complements rail travel with better comfort and reliability.
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Herbert Miles
Camden
Campbelltown
Miles
Campbelltown-Camden
Wright
Harris Street
Ultimo
Manly
Parkes Council Debates Sign, Cricket Use, and Road Repairs
Campbelltown Aldermen meet with decisions on signs rejected for Mrs M Hyman and cricket pitch use granted for Boy Scouts at Hurley Park. Impounding fees noted. Main Roads to fix Sydney road, removing £400 grant need. Carnival venue approved for Bowling Club at Recreation Reserve. Wedderburn Green Gully crossing repairs approved. several permit and building applications granted including Cot tage for Ald T Frost and shop dwelling at Sydney road Broughton street.
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M. Hyman
Parkes
Hurley Park
Park
Main Roads Board
Sydney Road
Denham Court
Morgan's Gate
Ation
Progress Association of
Wedderburn
J. R. Quilty
Ald
T. Frost
G. A. Falla
Minto
W. J. Bowcher
Broughton Street
Weather forecasts by radio beat phone links for farmers
The Director of the Radio Broadcast Bureau supports Mr Wearne's idea to feed weather forecasts to farmers by telephone but argues radio offers faster access. Radio listeners nationwide can receive twice daily forecasts within seconds of preparation, a crucial saving in regions without reliable telephone or telegraph services.
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Radio Broadcast Bureau
Wearne
M.L.A
Australia
Bazaar opening at Campbelltown church by Father Murphy
Rev Father P J Murphy opened the St John s Church Bazaar in Campbelltown Town Hall with Rev Father Byrne welcoming visitors and praising the lady stallholders. The event featured CHILDREN OF MARY and REFRESHMENT stalls, with presidents named for each, and a vote of thanks to Father Murphy.
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St. John's Church
Campbelltown
Father P. J. Murphy
Campbelltown Town Hall
Father Byrne
Father Murphy
E. B. Keane
M. MacDonagh
Net Balance From Gross Receipts Report
The gross takings were £408 9 1, expenses £16 18 3, leaving a nett balance of £381 10 10.
M Brien Concert to Open Campbelltown Series
The M Brien baritone will perform at Campbelltown Town Hall next Wednesday. He will sing Like Deaths Dark Shadows O Star of Eve The Sun God with Gladys Evane, In the Garden of my Heart and Down the Vale with a piano violin and cello trio. Mrs M Brien will open with Minuet a l Antico. Charles Kingsley will entertain with humorous sketches. a donation to the School of Arts will be made after expenses. Box plan at H Wilkinson.
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M. Brien
Campbelltown
Town Hall
Brien
Mr. Brien
Gladys Evane
C.T.V.C.M
Agr Society Committee Meeting Tomorrow Night
The Committee of the Agricultural Society will meet tomorrow night the 14th. Members are asked to attend and discuss upcoming events and plans for the society's activities.
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Committee of the Agr. Society
Radio in Wollondilly Schools Promotes Community Learning
Correspondent from the Wollondilly electorate urges radio in public schools to broaden minds and serve as a community gathering point. He notes ongoing educational broadcasts three days weekly, with lectures for children and access to Sydney stations transmitting agricultural prices, sports results, news, church services, and talks. Estimated good set costs from £50 plus.
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Wollondilly
Sydney
W. Davies
Cricket Social at Town Hall funds Campbelltown club
The Campbelltown Amateur Cricket Club held a social at the Town Hall on Friday raising funds. About 35 couples attended with Nay Beahan as M C. Monte Carlo dances produced prizes for Longhurst–Nina Wilson and Brunero–Remington. Visitors came from Appin and Narellan.
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Campbelltown Amateur Cricket Club
Barry Taylor
O'Connor
N. Beahan
M.C
R. Longhurst
Nina Wilson
A. Brunero
Remington
Appin
Narellan
G. Beahan
McPherson
V. and
Methodist Spring Fair Set for Nov 20 and 21 at Town Hall
The Metho dist Spring Fair runs Friday and Saturday in the Town Hall on November 20 and 21. Prizes abound in the cookery section as advertised on page 4 of this issue.
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Campbelltown Stock Sales
Ald. R. L. Gamble
Catholic Church Bazaar
Mary Stall
Rudd
J. Carroll
Keane
O' Neill
Cuthell
Donahoe
V. Tripp
Campion
T. Murphy
Cricket Social
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