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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 17, 1943

Page

10

Cobbora Shire roads update seeks tractor aid and repairs

At Cobbora Shire meeting Overseer CD Hannon reported sufficient grading on main and trunk roads to employ three tractors this year and requested release of W McDonald and a tractor. He noted repair costs for the Gollan to Ringwood causeway and outlined volunteering help from locals to assist grading efforts. A batch of road works and specific site repairs were approved with costs set. One ton 13 cwt salvage paper arrived and one scarlet fever case noted since the last meeting.

Cobbora Shire CD. Hannon W. McDonald Gollan Ringwood Mullion Creek Spicer Gollan-Forest Vale P. Williams Ross Georie

Steel thread used in brain surgeries gains traction

A Stockholm brain specialist Dr Olaf Sjoequist has used steel thread in over 200 operations, praising its pliability and sterilisation. The article notes Australia’s wartime steel for instruments and Newcastle steelworks advances in carbide products, bullet proof steel, and armour plating, suggesting broader adoption of steel thread in surgery worldwide.

Stockholm Olaf Sjoequist Australia Newcastle Tee

Christening at St. Patrick's for infant Tully

Bernard Francia served as godparent in a baptism at St. Patrick's for the infant son of Corporal and Mrs. T. K. Tully of the R A A F posted at Caves House Wellington. The baby wore a hand smocked frock knitted by godmother Mrs. Bill Travis and Miss Mary Veech attended as the godmother’s reader. Corporal Tully attended on leave before heading to the operational area.

Bernard Francia T. K. Tully R.A the Caves House Wellington Baby Bernard Bill Travis Parkes Mary Veech Caves Road Corporal Tully Baby Tully

Baldry Patriotic Fund hosts successful Eden Hall event

The Baldry Patriotic Fund held a June 9 ball at Eden Hall to conclude its popular baby competition. Winners and donors were thanked, with raised amounts by John Allen Evers 124 pounds 7 shillings 10 pence, Janette Cather 156 pounds 4 shillings 11 pence, and William Barber 192 pounds 11 shillings 1 pence. Expenses were 8 pounds 13 shillings, leaving 472 pounds 3 shillings 10 pence for Amaroo Shire Fund.

Eden Hall Baldry Patriotic Fund Patriotic Fund William Barber Janette Cather John Allen Evers Amaroo Shire A. Donnelly Norman Wirth Yeoval Mr. Giles Parkes jJob J. Hughes Bob McLean McLean McMillan Hurstville Sutton

Heenzo Cough Remedy Praised by World Figures

Noted figures including Sir Harry Lauder, Peter Benser, Gladys Moncrieff and Captain Frank Hurley endorse Heenzo as a quick acting economical cough remedy. The ad claims mixing a bottle of Heenzo concentrate costing 2/- with sweetened water yields a pint of cough medicine suitable for adults and men.

Harry Lauder Peter Benser Gladys Moncrieff Frank Hurley

Wool and Competing Fibres Shift in Global Wool Trade

United States restrictions on pure wool were lifted allowing 100 percent wool fabrics. Blended fibres faced poor demand but may recede as cost and need shift. Economies anticipate steadier wool use, with expansion likely in China and Russia, while Australian appraisals announce 48000 bales of wool at Sydney June appraisements, June 21 to 28, and Newcastle catalogues June 23 to 25.

United States Winchcombe Carson Ltd Germany Italy Japan United Kingdom Europe China Russia Sydney Newcastle

Hit and run blamed for injury to expectant mother

A hit and run motorist is believed responsible for injur y to Mrs M C Lees age 19 an expectant mother after she was struck by a motor car on Peak Hill road on Monday night Marion Bolton mezzo soprano to perform on June 26</s>

M. C. Lees Peak Hill Road Marion Bolton

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Cobbora W. Richardson ST. Patrick's Bernard Francis Tully America Great Britain British Isles States Hecho Edeleys
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