In Memoriam Alexander McLeod An Appreciation
Alexander McLeod, senior churchman of Wellington parish, died Easter Monday at 84. A lifelong superintendent and elder, he devoted 61 years to church and community in the Western Districts, built Woodhurst and supported charity, hospitality, and unity. Survived by family, he is remembered for faith, humility, and public service.
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Alexander
Leon
Wellington
Ponto
Eleckun
Maegari
Woodhurst
Australia
Nana
Cituast
Phull
Bi Asidraw
Murrau
Joby Knox
Gadd
Fouie
Thuiy Danth
Alex MuLeow
Wenisen
Biya
Christ
Carlay
Tobin
New Zealand
Fedata
Iy Mail
Gould
NUE
Abu
Jen
Amd
Generi
Mary Okey
The New Tariff and Wool Market Fearful Impact
The article discusses Japan's wool buying and tariff changes, warning of possible effects on imports and Commonwealth wool prices. It notes Japan may adjust demand, federal policy conflicts, and the risk of reduced Australian wool exports while auctions proceed late in the season.
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Jayinge
Windar
Pinpeelion Tal
Gs Witte Woo
Thamuel
Japan
Aney Vanother
Archaea
Nsw
Eoludtort
Duwe
Used Cars Market Expands With Many Reconditioned Options
The article notes a surge in secondhand car availability as many vehicles enter the market. It advises buyers to consult reputable dealers, consider reconditioned models for better value, and weigh small extra costs against long term reliability.
De Witts Antacid Powder Promises Quick Digestive Relief
Advertises De Witt's Antacid Powder as a cure for indigestion, gas, heartburn, and stomach discomfort. Claims immediate relief from pain, flatulence, and palpitations, with sustained benefit from continued use and a formula featuring several active ingredients designed to neutralize acid and aid digestion.
De WITTE Antacid Powder Alleged Efficacy Cited
Fragmentary ad style text promotes De Wille Antacid Powder as relief for heartburn and dyspepsia. It claims rapid effect with minimal treatment, warning sufferers of ongoing indigestion without the product.
Boy Scouts Camp Kitchen Practical Camp Cooking Guide
The article describes improvised camp cooking techniques for Boy Scouts, detailing how to boil water in a tin billy, roast birds, and manage fire with sticks and embers. It covers making a basic camp kitchen, boiling pots safely, cleaning gear, food safety, and a call for camp songs and performances around the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Polos
Unemployment Crisis and Relief Debates in Parliament
A report on parliamentary debate over relief for unemployed families, noting a widowed father of three subsisting on meager funds and calling for reform. It cites costs of welfare, government waste, and the need for real action to prevent deterioration of morale and rising poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Zon
Easter Camp Menu and Bacon Dishes Stated
Fishermen style camp notes list bacon and tea aided meals. The text mentions Easter menu at a Boy Scout camp with bacon cured at 1d per le and includes breakfast dishes like eggs, bread, butter, tea, and supper offerings such as fried morsels, mashed potatoes, fruit, and cornflakes. Names of dishes appear garbled with errors but indicate a variety of meal items including salmon, kedgeree, and tomato dishes.
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Felday
Beeatust
Andy ' Nil
Bony
Luter
Final year plan at Wester Stores and Mugtevs Ltd
A fragmentary note outlines a final plan for the year at Wester Stores and Mugtevs Ltd. It mentions an event or project tied to a team or group and references preparation or scheduling steps, though many words are garbled. The readable names imply a corporate context with a focus on planning activities.
Letters on unions and railway action in Australia
A reader letter from 1945 discusses the Australian Railway Union ARU and the New South Wales union scene. It cites the formation of the Union of Railway Workers and critiques the Trades and Labour Council, questioning party alignments, funding, and legal actions involving the ARU and ALU. The writer asks for information on NSW railway worker support and compares past court outcomes and appeals.
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Bowen
Sydney ‘Trades’ and Labour Council
Nanatide
Trades and Batiour Council
A.R.U_i
Wnions
Mik. Mlolchev
Uteike Jt
Wrinisgre
Whimstyikosbranikiar
Ye Bimund
Commission
Tovstigtanions
NUR Lis
ALU
Mtr
Origninas Juan
Mr. Pletcher
N.S.W
Nsw
Hoensian
Million Pounds Festival Plan Revealed for 1938
A proposed festival in 1938 aims to raise million pounds to fund commemorations and charitable work. The plan outlines a four day event led by NSW Hospital committee officers with prizes of 20000 and 10000 pounds for top picks. After expenses, about 60000 pounds would be allocated to Lawthon memorials and related state projects.
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Carmarthe
Committee of Nsw
Avasilit
To Ailly
Ax. Bimpwon
Lsc Ui
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Memoriam
Alexander McLeod
Presbyterian
Siedero
Rs Lover's Pharmacy
CC Madabon
Pharmaceutical
Sally
Tony
Amrs
Mike
Ariel
Holorie
Anita
Evary Aufferar
de Witt
de Wit
Sirs
Hewlett
North Corowa
BOY Scouts
W. S. Warne
Seoul
Fulrolus
Duinke
Steearms
Eepee
Eamp
Eine
Seouk
Whathey Hu
Weahell
Gachoy
Geurie
Yenval
Cumnock
Culgong
Dawe
Edow
Mudgee
Futuya
Lopital
Svteaty Rumen
Weu
Emesis Iy
Tae Mice
Wester Stores & Mugtevs Ltd
R. J. Nelson
Jonen
Tinker Merchant
Mmvhan
Pho
Wellington District Hospital
P Gough
Rodwrel
Yeaval
Het
Aastralia Hotel
Otiee
MM Wellingtor
Eam
Wbae
Tl Young
Bloceatury
Wernesday
Dylpstone
Prine
N. G. Bruderlin’ S Watchmaker and Jeweller
MR. Fletcher
Murray Bros Undertakers
Tok
Maughanist
Wella
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