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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
20
NSW Government representatives at the Loan Council meeting will seek a £10 million allocation, up from about £6 million last year, arguing it supports the war effort. Critics accuse the state of eroding unemployment relief and hindering national effort by resisting broader public works funding.
The Minister for Labour and National Service Mr Holt said the Federal Cabinet would decide Commonwealth policy on Thursday. One minister argues for absolute unlimited preference for returned soldiers, while another favors a limited period after the war to avoid repeating past restrictions that barred “war babies” from Commonwealth service for years.
The piece argues state actions must support the war while federal spending rises. It condemns increased loan council demands as unjustified amid high taxes and unemployment. It accuses the state government of vilifying federal authority and questions its sincerity in wartime cooperation.
Char mosan face powder stays on ever so long, liked by women who dislike frequent touchups. It comes in Rachel Naturelle Peche Suntan Rose and Blanche shades and aims to erase the need for a powder pad.
A compact notice lists small box sizes at one quarter and large box sizes at two sixths, with prices noted as inclusive of sales tax. The text mentions chemists, drapers, and stores including chain stores.
Fashion notes advise smart women to clean makeup nightly. Chermosan cold cream is touted as a key product, helping skin stay luminous by morning and avoiding overnight residue.
Boudoir jars two shillings six pence and tubing sold at one shilling. Widely available through chemists, drapers and stores including chain outlets.
The Commissioner for Railways Mr T J Hartigan authorises a general series of excursion trains to coincide with the spring vacation ending August 21. Return tickets at minimum 3/ first class 2/3 second class issued at local stations to NSW and other stations. Return portion valid for two months. Trains for Sydney direction depart Wellington on August 21 and 22. Station masters will provide information on excursions in other directions.
A. Urquhart, a plumber, is referenced with a Park Street address in Wellagtone and a phone contact line. The fragment suggests a job or inquiry note within a local listings context.
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