Little River Bridge Opens By Minister Spooner
The long awaited low level bridge over the Little River near Arthurville was officially opened by the Minister for Works, E. Spooner, on a rainy Friday. Local officials and residents, including Shire officers and GWA members, attended a luncheon and inspection, praising government relief work and the bridge as a boost to transport and regional development.
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Little River
Arthurville
E. S. Spooner
Tha Loca
Lora
Lite River
Edwards
Gis
Hy Wykey Ay
Aylieg
My. HL Bode
Amet Hy Messrs
A.B. Weston
Gorge
Percy Baker
Wilkan
Ue Forality
Tiwaa Ae
Dittle
Vounsn
4. Wilson
G.W.A
Ald
J M. Whiteley
Me J. Or, Proman
Wellington
Macquarie Shire Council
Gry
T. Edwards
Spooner
Macquarie Shire
Heathh
Epnoney Tutd
Asisley
Stevens-Bruxner
Stonet Town
Trinhible
Mudgee
Msequarie Shire
Eilwoods
Lamar
Flo
Shine
Bode
Weston
Phavious
Cmd
J. M. Whiteley
Spooney
Macquarie Hive
Burrendong
Mr. Spooner
Mie
Sousmée
Wilson
Jany Shire
Australia
Sven Mary
siniTler
Macquarie Gil
Sision
Whey Wau
Kwyain
Saino
Ayling
Appidaches
Sponner
Tolbyasme
Macquarie
Ls de
Conteuetion
Bine
Luxurious Christmas Gift Caskets Offer Full-Sized Charmosan
Advertises Charmosan Gite Caskets in Tangerine and gold with tassels. Each includes a full size box of Charmosan face powder or creams and promises pull size products at low prices. Claims thousands sold by dentists and stores, urging buyers to note all cremity and powders are pull sizes.
Railway deficits and the annual report findings
The article critiques the term railway deficits as misleading and cites the annual report of the Commissioner for Railways Mr T J Hartigan. It notes that the year ending June 80 shows figures discussed before Parliament, with emphasis on the commission’s investigations into wartime losses and committee findings.
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Railways
T. J. Hartigan
Tone Wich
Vashyay
Viseloses
Optimist Fox Might Be Crowned Champion
An Optimist Fox story fragment shows a character named Bill greeting Sus as they watch water and ducks. The readable text is garbled and only hints at a scene of local neighbors talking on a riverside morning. No clear outcome or events emerge.
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Fox
Hott Care
Bowes
Dubbo
toWast
Land
Ain
Bill
Anid
Mournful Notices of Weddings and Deaths In NSW Towns
A ragged Apparent roll of life events from Bathurst to Orange records marriages and deaths. Marriages join families of Pear and Walls while Dole of Auburn passes at 101. Gospels and Salvation Army service mark local life as Constance Smith and Bridget Murphy are noted among NSW residents with long local ties and family lines.
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Koppel
James Matcalfe
Augtratia
Kelso
Bathurst
Dibbo
Constance Janet Smith
Dubbo
Myse Smith
Braidwand
Jinehand
Davis
Teeley
Nesy Bathurst
Bathurst Istrigh
Nsw
Wealth of the Minister Honored as Officials Vote Thanks
Mr. Snoaner proposed a vote of thanks to the Tittle River G.W.A. for assistance. Mr. Ayling moved the motion, and Ms. Weston gave a brief reply in appreciation. The event concluded with the recognition of those who aided the proceedings.
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Sawson
Snoaner
Ayling
G.W.A
Weston
Wellington P A H Society Seeks Cooperative Jubilee Show
The Wellington P A H Society announces a jubilee year show in mid May next year and urges broad exhibitor cooperation. Committees aim to secure many exhibits and attract town district and state interest, asking inquiries to contact secretary Mr George Wilkins.
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Pav
George Wilkins
Wellington District Hospital
P Gough
Sol ‘Street
Wellington
B. Rodwell
Yeuval
Weight
Australia Hotel
Stunt
P. Webster
Gearie
Call
Court Louse
Mauehsn
Pam Wil
Young
Svorvian
Dubbo faces history worst water shortage claims
In a bad way the Dubbo water supply has faced severe shortages with the worst in town history. Sewage blockages persist and only a few households managed to obtain water. The pump failures and regulator issues disrupted supply as workers sought to restore operations. Roadworks and contractor delays worsen the crisis affecting daily services like tea, drinks, and ice cream.
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Montag
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Mr. E. Spooner
G. Wilson
W. F. Dunn
Baker
Crouch
Ir. Street
Talbincay
Himerecity Relief
Caroline
Alexander Gunn
M. Poulton
Mix Poulton
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Beverest
West
Nimher
Thin State
Pallyng
Foyn
B. Gy Moufertige
T. Aboud
Sydney
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Ene
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Richard Rogany
Tate
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St Tenatius’ Church
Bourke
Ena McGirr
Brewarsiaa
William Charles Brown
Brywarrina
Dubbon District Hospital
David Andon White
Watson
Alice
Xmas
Macross Atesa
Enon
Pero
Gospel Hall
Willoughby
Vera Dorothy
At HL
Gunning
Carl Campbell
William Nicholson
Len Shott
Tstanile
Scotland
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Orange
England
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Booth
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Army
Benn
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Haney Sullivan
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Bathureta Gynt Rex
Bridget Helyn Murphy
Tubtwilivtviot
Cohae
Slob
William
Gunnedale
Francie
Cobar
Myx. Mucko
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Illite Hun
P. A. &H. Society
H. Society
Kimball's
Wilkins Garage
Maughan Street
EE. W. Fricite
P. P. Murphy
Avttur Street
Pam
George Paul
Glover’s
H.C. P
Glover
MPS
C -C
McMahon
Percy Street
Stuart Town
School of Arts
Theobald
Exyl Hall
Sint
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Sir Vauxhalls
Auto Central
Lee Street
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