SHIRE CONFERENCE ELECTS EXECUTIVE AND RESOLUTIONS
The conference elected its executive and adopted resolutions on ity control and railway land fire-break requirements. It objected to landholders bearing costs for fire-breaks on holdings adjacent to rail lines and urged the department to fund such precautions. it also reproclaimed Ordinance 10 and reserved roads paid to councils in Lands Department, following the sale of reclaimed public roads.
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Railne
Department of Lands
Repatriation Committee Elects Exe President
The recently appointed Repatriation Committee met at the Municipal Council Chambers on Saturday last for the purpose of electing the ex ecutive president. The Mayor, Dr. V. W. Savage, occupied the chair.
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V. W. Savage
Voluntary Labour at Carnival Grounds Preparations
Sunday afternoon voluntary workers have carried out improvements to the carnival grounds ahead of the Red Cross carnival. Polling day passed quietly with a turnout listing a number of voters and officials. The meeting elected the executive: President the Mayor, Secretary Treasurer Mr Bray, committee members Young Edols Brown Preston and Paige, Auditor Mr Bond. Apologies were offered for absent members Dr Knowles H Taylor and C G Halligan.
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Red Cross
Mes
J. Barton
A. Devine
Republical Rotes
Mr. Dunn
A. Brown
W. H. Young
W. Sim
Wington
J. A. Lack
B.C. Keens
F. Cook
Ke Cwn RC
Bray
JA. Preston
W. Lo Xott
As” . Johanson
T. R. Edos
A. C
W. W. Savage
R. C. Bray
Messrs. Young
Edols, Brown, Preston
Paige
P. Bond
Recommendation to levy uniform bush fire rate
A recommendation to all shire councils to impose a uniform special rate to defray expenses tied to the prevention and combat of bush fires.
Personal notices from a local community page
Gunner G Webster and Driver B Sullivan enjoy extended home leave. J W Yeo, who leased his farm, visiting Elong. Dawn Webster holidaying with friends at Wahroomba. Betty Morgan of Yamba, now in essential war work after failing to make the grade with AMWAS. W Fitzgerald returns home to the city. Valerie Scifleet of Boomley fell from bed injuring her leg and is recovering after treatment by a Dubbo doctor.
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Gunner G. Webster
Bede Sullivan
J. W. Yeo
Elong
Renial Jack
Dawn Webster
Wahroompa
Betty Morgan
Yamba
Seifleet
Austin Cup Bowls Draw and Third Round Plans
The second round draw lists teams B Brown H Nicholas C son I Evans J Be Bond V Fulton J Pri ce Ryan H McLennan J Pat erson W Willock versus P Jew ell N Owens A Worboys E Trimble N Sutton W Siminarin B Job and T Ayling against R Brown W Murray H Finch W Everett M Murray’s rink a bye. King’s Birthday holiday Monday sets 3rd round. Preston’s Willock’s L Evans Ayling to attend. substitutes allowed as some players away.
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Brown
H. Nicholas
Cson
I. Evans
J. Be
Bond
V. Fulton
J. Price
Ryan
H. McLennan
J. Paterson
W. Willock
P. Jewell
N. Owens
A. Worboys
E. ‘Trimble
N. Sutton
W. Siminarin
Job
T. Ayling
R. Brown
W Murray
H. Finch
W. Everett
F. Murray
Preston
Wilock
L. Evans
Ayling
Everett
Musical Society Plans June Musical at Methodist Hall
The Musical Society will hold a musicale on Saturday June 17 at the Methodist Hall. Each member invites four guests and hopes for a enjoyable event like last year. A public meeting June 1 considered forming a dramatic society but drew a small turnout. a second meeting will be called to decide, with Miss B Cowley and Mr D Sheil handling arrangements for a play reading.
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Society
Dramatic Society
Musical Society
Musicue
B. Cowley
D. Sheil
Australian dried vegetable output rises to 1944 forecast
Last year Australia produced 1,000 tons of dehydrated vegetables. Estimated production for 1944 is 16,000 tons of dried vegetables, requiring an intake of 125,000 tons of fresh vegetables.
Censorship Intercepted Correspondence Hearing Report
Melbourne on Taureday a parliamentary committee investigating censorship heard evidence that some government departments used their liaison with communications censorship to repurpose intercepted letters for non defence purposes. Representatives stated witnesses believe their actions benefit the nation.
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Melbourne
Taureday
Charmosan Hand Lotion Promises Winter Skin Care
A wartime era appeal promotes Charmosan liquid cream as protection for hands against harsh winter winds. It urges regular use to care for skin during busy war days and positions the product as the answer to winter hand care.
Charmosan Hand Lotion Ad For Large Bottle
Advertisement notes Charmosan hand lotion in a big bottle priced at 1 shilling. Mentions non expiry or single use detail and that the product is sold by the unit. Read as a local classifieds listing with minimal pricing and packaging notes.
Nightly ritual praised for face neck and chest care
A promotional claim extols a three minute nightly routine using Charmosan cold dream to cleanse the face neck and chest, calling it the most important minutes of the day and urging not to miss them.
Charmosan Cold Cream Boudoir Jars and Tubes For Sale
Boudoir jars priced 2 for 6 cents and tubes 1 for 4 cents available widely. Sold everywhere, advertises Charmosan cold cream to customers seeking skincare products.
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Macquarie
Robert Benchley
Robert Ryan
Elizabeth Patterson
Carison
Freddie Slack
His
Tom Conway
Brittany
Elmer Comes
Mayfair
Matineet
Elmer
SHIRE
NASW
Red Cross Carnival
England
Musicale
Proposed Dramatic Society
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