Development of industries in country districts
A government committee, formed in 1940, surveyed development and decentralisation of secondary industries and assisted primary ones across county towns. Wellington Chamber of Commerce pressed for inclusion, hosting committee members, and discussions covered factory potential, industrial revolutions, and future co operation. The group aimed for progress despite limited direct factory outcomes to date.
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Wellington
Dhu Cham
Shore
Onde
Wii
Unis
Loany Industrie
Fae H. Osses
Dusing Orvaber
Uae
Wellington Churrbey
Comino
Tan
Otis
Metsapatitan
General Iquid
Wedisatley
Wallington
Coumuy
Avent
Convent of Mercy Typists and Staff Listed in 1920s Course
A damaged OCR draft lists names of convent staff and students at Convent of Mercy paying homage to a typing course. It references Miss Betty Hoyien, Miss Connie White, Miss Leila Whitehwad, Miss Esme Teibes, and many others, including instructors and pupils, with scattered locations and numbers. The readable portions reflect an elementary typewriting program and associated staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francese Nations
Commarea
Welle
Convent of Mercy
Atemuntury
Shaitfiand
Sietly Kryant
Max Dowd
Mise Vly Boyden
Allvsbeth
Betty Hoyien
Hal
Eli
Wima Reap
AW Shorn
Royiin
Slovin Bow
Misr
Eamnie Thinks
Bhima Rein
Leila Whitehwadd
Mise Miriucet Tew
Keith Vincott
Iain Suiveth
Marie Jay “Haller
Wes Bart Wade
Dean Har
Orth
Todd
Mis Eume Wrirke
Rat Kuali
Buniady
Maike Whitehorn
Wan Wrvely
Mia Day Matlin
Baby Health Centre Reports Wellington Town Centre Visit Totals
This report summarizes monthly activity at the Baby Health Centre in Wellington with figures for Mothers Visited by Sisters, infant attendances, and weights. It details attendances by age groups, total visits, and daily averages, and notes discussions on development potential and Chamber inquiries awaiting replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Centry
Totawttun
Georie Centre
Lihublea
Hubies
Wool Market Report Shows Mixed Demand and Listings
The bulletin details wool auction activity led by the Farmers and Graiders Co-op with 11,641 bales catalogued from New South Wales and districts including Mudgee, Bathurst, and Queanbeyan. It notes shipping, inspection practices, and projected sales through December with emphasis on quality clips, central and southern regions, and anticipated demand in markets abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehute
Bell
Badgery
Asie
Ratatogae
Haley Wan
Tima the Girnuik
Guys
Crackwell
Monwin Lad
Fem Ives
Eutrlogie
Isi
Muli
Wanguola
A. Falwardty Nao Sons
Stuark Town
Mit
Gallagher Suva
Golan
Tudertsiai
USA
America
Ina
Uw TS
Po. Ltd
Aintricks
T. BM
Beart and Bonu Pty. Ltd
Wallington
J. E. Hannelly
Stuart Town
An American Fights For An Ideal
An American expresses belief in freedom of thought and democracy during wartime, recounting travels from Canada to Britain and Canada. The writer argues that Americans and Britons share ideals, noting the Allied cause and the impact on civilians, soldiers, and homes as wartime effort unfolds.
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England
Englund
Conpala
Vanouver
Bettish Columbia
Miles Tong
Extermination of Poles Reported in Nazi Camps
Report on Polish prisoners of war in Nazi camps describes appalling conditions, malnutrition, disease, and high death rates. Observers note 8 000 inmates in multiple camps, with 20 percent of Polish men dead by February, many amputated or diseased, and rationing brutal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abele
Niet
Wer Hut
Germany
Fragmentary wartime musings from a roadcaster soldier
A garbled extract reflects a roadcaster soldier's inner conflict during conflict. It mentions responsibility and danger, questioning meaning and the end of genuine life, with scattered phrases about love, a world ending, and a focus on children and personal life amid upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauke
Water Bottling and Cooling System Upgrade Report
A long report details the transition to modern bottle and tumbler cooling for Sydney Water Works. It describes a brick structure at the end of a platform, electromechanical cleaning, washing at high temperatures, and new bottle rain refrigeration. Daily output includes 6,000 bottles and 9,000 tumblers by rail. peak daily delivery reaches 14,000 tumblers. Total equipment cost exceeds £3,000 with annual replacement and upkeep valued around £2,000.
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Gentral Latin
Sydney
Cate
Rion
Syney Yard
Mt Sydney
Ghaine
Crti
Amo Bon
Serview
Tevis
Syday
Gail Blake
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Mle
Huh Cook
Paretely Wilkins
Malligt
Nauk
Huh
Mus Kennedy
Muses Tin Breen
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Ara
EBQNE
Nick Carier
Quaiifed
Oltetical Mechanical
McKinona Garage
Arthur Atrovt
Alegteions
Britain
United States of America
Rok
Dom Mynan
Rcugh
Englanc
Waterloo
Euston
Vic-orts
Bex
Pinon
Bex the
A.P.C
Mr. F. Butterworth
Railway Parade
West Perth
Sears
Terribie Bendaches
Parkside
Bex Ap.c
Beckers Pty
APLC
Campbell Street
Ree Sample
Wire Bex
Othraphy
Sare
Jas
Walter Trevenar
Bireet
Murray Bros
Hollick & Gov
Percy Street
Royal Motel