Barraclough Optometrists Visit Town for 30 Years
A. Barraclough Ltd optometrists based at Meerge Street, Byanay, have visited the town regularly for over 30 years. Represented by ME. 5 Clark FLO.
16 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1938
Page
1
A. Barraclough Ltd optometrists based at Meerge Street, Byanay, have visited the town regularly for over 30 years. Represented by ME. 5 Clark FLO.
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A garbled note outlines hospital funding and engineering roles with multiple unreadable phrases. Key entities remain unclear, but mentions of hospital, contributors, and an engineering context hint at a funding or project update. The fragmented text references people and dates in a disordered way, lacking concrete facts.
A Sydney report outlines a bench recommendation related to Darwin hotels with a quoted sum around £65,000. Details hint at interior arrangements and rent terms, mentioning figures and implications for allocations and policy considerations.
Fragmentary text from a Sydney British era report mentions Jewish settlement and official references. Reading suggests a government notice about relocation or aid related to a settlement, with garbled proper names and places. The readable elements point to a public inquiry or policy note on Jewish settlement activities.
A Japanese statement disputes inevitable German ties as Japan weighs its position. Budeten leader Budetens says a decisive moment soon will determine peace or war. Su ite met others but Harr Hitler’s approval not confirmed. From Paris two thousand soldiers die in violent days, while King George shortens a holiday. Washington notes the government plans evacuations of nationals from affected areas.
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Fraser from Bowring Chamoen features in a local literary note with playful wordplay and regional naming. The item centers on a quirky name exchange and a humorous, human interest tone.
The town of West Wyalong reports major progress with new building, water and sewerage works, and public improvements in the past three years. Local officials tout advancement, citing expanded amenities and infrastructure funding as key gains for the community.
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