Optometrist D L McDonald Visits Wingham Clinic
Optometrist D L McDonald F B C A Hon orm PS M C London of Weboter Jock and McDonald Sydney Pty Ltd will visit Wingham on Wednesday March 4 and may be consulted at Walshe's Pharmacy. Hours 9 am to 4 pm. Please book your appointments.
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D. L McDonald
F.B.C.A
Honorm
Ps.m.c
London
Weboter
Jock & McDonald
Sydney
Pty. Ltd
Wingham
Walshe's
Obituary notices from Gloucester Advocate
The death occurred at Macleay Mairid Hospital on Friday night of Mee Winifred Annie Tout wife of Mr Frederick Tout of Taylors Arm. She was 42, daughter of the late George Vinmadon of Mya Prankton and Wauchope. Funeral at Kempney Church of England cemetery with Archdeacon Tress officiating. Also noted is the death of Mrs Fanny Haselwood of Gloucester aged 84, survived by two sons and a daughter and nine sisters. Funeral at Gloucester Church of England cemetery with Rev J A Smith officiating.
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Macleay Mairid Hospital
Mee
Winifred
Annie Tout
Frederick (Tout
Taylors Armeayn Macleay
Arcue
Dereaeed
Dee
George Vinmadon Ood
Mya
Prankton
Kew
Wauchope
Tout
Hill
Yarrna
Hastings
Taylor's Arm
Lind
Stanley Arthur
Keneth
Dorothy Veronics Jean
Edith May
Nita Joan
Ann Elizabeth
Ste
Arthur
Herbert
Sydney
Mra. C. Coombes
J. Smith
Clarence
Gloucester
Fanny Haselwood
Hazelwood
Tom Britten
Samuel B. Hazelwood
Eona
Harry and
Horace Haselwood
James Brown
J. Nash
Tibuc
E. Gorton
Failford
H. Wratten
Qolrindi
T. Creagh
Bowmen
W. Morris
H .B. Oldfield
G. Smith Failford
L. Britten
Charles Hlaneh
Slater
Hen Nash
Gloucester River
Church of England
J. A. Smith
Miss Kathleen Hole Died At Hunter’s Hill At Age Six
Mr F G Hole of this town mourns his sister Miss Kathleen Hole who died Sunday night week at her late home in Hunter’s Hill. A daughter of the late Charles Hole, she was born in Richmond and lived at Hawke’s Bay later at Manly and Hunter’s Hill. Survived by three sisters and one brother. Funeral held in the Church of England Hunter’s Hill with crematorium service at Northern Suburbs.
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F. G. Hole
Kathleen Hole
Hunter's Hill
Ruby Mole
Charles Hole
Windsor
Bank of New South Wales
Richmond
Misa Hole
Hawke
Manly
Sydney
Ruby Hole
Hunters Hil
L. W. Brefllat
Hunter's Hil
J. Wassell
Brisbape
Dr. Wassell
Thureday Inland
K. C. Hole
Port Macquarie
M. Woore
Western Australia
Miss Hole
F. G. Hols
Taree
Harrington
Church of England
Mer
Bubur Crematorium
Dairy Farmers' Plight Amid Drought Threatens Herds
A NSW dairy crisis unfolds as drought prevents adequate feed, risking mass livestock losses. Mr J I Shute of the Primary Producers' Union appeals to the Premier for state action to rescue milk production, urging wheat milling for feed and noting imported butter and cheese due to shortages. He warns national security hinges on preserving dairy stock and calls for policy measures and farming reforms.
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New South Wales
Primary Producers’ Union
1.J. Shute
Berda
Shote
Ntick
Union
Acta
Mr. Shote
Shute
Drought Ravages Maize and Farm Feed Supplies Across Regions
Agriculture officials report no useful rain in the month except along Macleay and further south, drought worsens. Maize growth stalls, most will be fed to dairy cattle, grain harvest unlikely except in favored or late-sown areas if rains return. Hay stocks are nearly exhausted, green fodder becomes main food for cattle, pig sector suffers, and wheat prices soar making bran and pollard scarce. Cane plots offer some relief as fodder.
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Lucerne
Willardo
Glenthorne
Mannie Hiver
Rane
Florence
Waratah
Messra T. L. Laure and Son
Oxley Island
Pasmasiere i Palo Management
J. M. Pitt
Taree
Macleay
Taree Railway Station Gains Higher Class Status
The Taree railway station is promoted to a higher class due to strong revenue figures led by Manning River traffic. Mr. Roberts moves to Armidale as a senior officer will relieve him at Taree, with career promotions decided by seniority. Revenue and tonnage figures show significant growth across 1940 to 1941 alongside ongoing road work near the entrance gates.
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Taree
Roberts
Armidale
Clarence River
The Real Glory in Film of Philippine Scouts
A film review describes The Real Glory as an adventure story about Philippine Scouts led by white officers. It notes the era’s guerrilla warfare, Moro fighters, and the harsh landscape as background for the soldiers efforts toward nationhood.
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Gary Cooper
David Niven
Andrea Leeds
Philippine Scouts
Philippine Island
Philippines
Allah
Juramentado Relgious Warfare and Cure Allure Report
A fragmentary note discusses the grim practice called juramentado, described as religious warfare shaped by the Koran, alongside mentions of attractions offering a passport to Heaven. Names Cesar Romero and Marcle Landistr and references to Cartoen and Australian News Reel appear in the scattered text.
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Actves
Cesar Romero
Marcle Landistr
Benen Hall
Cartoen
Bargains in Used Furniture at Reid & Co
The largest stack of second hand furniture outside the city offers beds from 6 shillings, wire mattresses from 10 shillings, complete dining room suites from 65 shillings, and sideboards at Reid and Co located at Victoria Street, Taree.
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R. Reid & CO
A & i Victoria
Taree
Fheme
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty Theatre
Carole Landis
I “Dance Hall
Moat
Lily Brown
King
Queen of
Song
Eive Ways
Corea
Calcutta
C. F. Beesley
Tooth
E. McElwain
PHONE
Optometrist
Winifred Annie Tout
Fanny Hazelwood
Miss Kathleen Hole
Dept. OF Agriculture
Taree Railway Station
the Central Cafe
Stan Costas
Street
Joseph’s Ramza Cafe
Sabella Street
North Coast
Wingham Hotel
D. H. Milliken
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