Question on Hill's Estate land for returned servicemen
Mr Jordan asks if representations have been made by the Comboyne Sub-Branch of the Returned Sailors Soldiers and Airmen's Imperial League for acquisition of Hill's Estate at Comboyne for closer settlement. Mr Renshaw says representations were made and officers are evaluating Hill's Estate along with other properties. the Closer Settlement Advisory Board has not yet inspected them due to higher priority estates, but will visit as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jordan
Landa
Comboyne
Airmen's Imperial League of Australia
Hil
Oflers
Lands Department
Department of Agriculture
The
Conservation Service
Hill
Closer Settement Advisory Board
Exportation And Importation Of Steel Question
Mr. Jordan asks the Pre Mier whether a steel shortage in NSW hampers hospital and school construction and if 90 000 tons are exported yearly while foreign steel costs more than locally manufactured steel. He seeks measures to ensure steel produced in Australia is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Nsw
Australia
Government may control iron and steel exports
Discussion notes potential Commonwealth power over steel exports and imported iron used in steel making. Debates whether export controls lie with the state or federal government, with mentions of Belgium imports and the cost implications for Australia.
Remembering John Flynn and the Flying Doctor legend
In Alice Springs a memorial service honors John Flynn founder of the Flying Doctor Service. locals recall his work building hospitals and bringing wireless communications to the bush while a Flying Doctor plane circles Mount Gillen. tributes emphasize his practical gospel and unity beyond denominational lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Springs
John Flynn
Hls
Australia
Flynn
Valley of Palms Road
Alice
Jack Williams
Chinaman’s Creek
Mount Gillen
Ted
Moon
Gillen
Australian Inland Musion Board
J Gray Robertson
Jick
Cloncurry
Wester Queensland
John Plynn
Outback
Ommittil
Lifetime Production Certificate for Stillorgan Fairy awarded
Mr A L Whyte-Butler of Wordsitg Road Winghim receives from the Department of Agriculture a Lifetime Production Certificate for Stillorgan Fairy, by Stillorgan Aristocrat out of Spill organ Form. The record shows 45.812 miles and Y7 butter per year over six years. Only six cows nationwide have qualified for the Lifetime Certificate, two of them owned by Whyte-Butler’s Stillorgan Stud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L. Whyte-Butler
Wordsitg Road
Winghim
Department of Agriculture
Whyte-Butler
Manning and
Gloucester
Whyte-Butters
Stillorgan Stud
Red Cross Comforts Troops in Korea and Japan
Since September last year the Australian Red Cross has sent 47 tons of comforts including 41 000 cigarettes and gear to wounded soldiers in Korea. NSW Divisional Secretary Challice notes American Red Cross workers aid evacuees while three British Red Cross welfare officers and four Australian Red Cross Field Force attend to needs in Tokyo and Kure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Red Cross
Korea
United Nations Force
Paliente Bcof
Kure
Sydney
Alr
Autralian
Red Cross
Japan
Nsw
A. B. Challice
Tokyo
Wingham district school repairs approved prompt start
Mr B L Jordan MLA Onley receives minister Heffron letter confirming extensive works for Wingham District Rural School repairs. Commencement hoped within four months with possible legal tenders and timely specifications to expedite works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bl. Jordan
Onley
Heffron
Jordan
Mid-North Coat District
Federation of Parents and Citizens’ Associations of Nsw
Wingham District
Subsidy Arrangements For Manning River Electricity Extension
Mr L C Jordan MLA Oxley reports approval of subsidy terms for extending Manning River County Council electricity supply to Lansdowne Lanedowne and Langley Vale. The Electricity Authority of NSW will pay about £14 032 108 over ten years, with two subsidy agreements required under the Electricity Development Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Jordan
Oxley
J. J. Cahill
Jordan
Electricity Authority of Nsw
Manning River County
Loberesta
Manning River
Cowneil
Lansdowne River
Bouthem
Uve
Obituary for Mrs Dorothy Mullins of Campaly
Mrs Dorothy Mullins of Campaly died after illness at MRD Hospital Forster. She passed away Wednesday night at age aj years. Remains were sent to Sydney by train Thursday and burial occurred Friday at Worondra Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mullins
Campaly
Forster
Pioneer Mrs Stitt Dies at Taree at Ninety
Mrs Annabella Stitt widow of W J Stitt lived mainly on Carter Island before retiring to Taree thirty years ago. Survived by sons John and Stanley and daughters Mrs Cherrie, Mrs Murbert Allyn, Mrs Alan Kinton and James Purfeet. Funeral at Free Presbyterian Church followed by burial at Taree Estate Cemetery beside her husband. Rev M C Ramsay officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John i Taree
Cherrie Ideveased
Mubert Allyn
Taree
Alankinton
Bydney
James Purfeet
Stanley Newcastle
Free Presbyterian Church
Taree Estate
M. C. Ramsay
Mrs Florence Curnoe Rites Brief Death Notice
Mrs Florence Agnes Curnoe of South Kempsey died aged 71. She was a daughter of the late James and Keast of Prederickton and wife of H J Curnoe. Survived by children S Hickson Rook Lalor Brown and 43 grandchildren. Funeral at East Kempney Cemetery officiated by Rev W Tredernick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Agnes Curnoe
South Kempsey
James Keast
Prederickton
Yarrahappinni
H. J. Curnoe
James
Sydney
Victor Curnee
Taree
5. Hickson
Kempsey
R.ook
F. Lalor
Brown
Crescent Head
Messrs
Alb
J. Kenet
Thomas Keo
Austral Eden
M. Clancy
Bummer Island
McDonald
Frederickton
J. Brown
W. Walth
Death of Miss Eveline Augusta Newton of Coopernook
Miss Eveline Augusta Newton of Coopernook House Coopernook died Wednesday morning. She was daughter of the late William and Mrs. Newton, lifelong Coopernook resident, with surviving sister Mrs C S Hornibrook and brother Harold Newton and sister Maud Newton. Her brothers and sisters included Margaret Jane Sarah Alicia William Ellie and Baillie. Devoted to church work and the Red Cross Society, she was buried after a service by Rev B Dickson and Rev P Paton at Coopernook on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning District
Eveline Augusta Newton
Coopernook House
Coopernook
Miss Newton
William Newton
Newton
Hornibrook
Anna
Harold Newton
Maud Newton
Margaret
Jane
Sarah
Alicia
William
Ellie
Baillie
Wingham Parish Services June 4 1951 and July schedule
The notice lists Wingham parish services for June 4 1951 including Nativity of St John Baptist dedication of the altar and Advent of worship with multiple locations such as Tinonee Killabakh Mount George and Marlee. It notes weekday services and a Rector’s absence for synod with Trinity VII and Hospital Sunday observances and collections for the Wingham and District War Memorial Hospital Fund. Rev W Griffith Cochrane is mentioned as rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Wingham
Newcastle
Trinity VII
Mount George
Marlee
Wingham Ang District War Memorial Hospital Fund
W. Griffith Cochrane
Catholic Church Parish Schedule for Wingham Area
Sunday mass times listed for Wingham Mount George 10 am led by Rev Father M Moylan and for Taree Candletown Oxley Island Upper Lamdowne and Coopernook with services at various early morning and evening hours between 6.30 am and 9.30 pm led by Rev Father T Mulcahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church
Wingham
Mount George
Father M. Moylan
Taree
Candletown
Oxley
Upper Lamdowne
Coopernook
Father T. Mulcahy
Presbyterian Church of
N.5
Brambech
Killawarts
Wingham Church Schedules and Services
Church notices list sermons and services across denominations in Wingham and surroundings. Includes references to Rev P E Luvook in Australia, various congregations, scripture readings, communion, Bible school sessions, and evangelist M W Darien with times on June 24 and related dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Wingham
CYF Club
M. W. Darien
Seventh-day Adventist Schedule for Sabbath Service
The notice lists a Sabbath program at Protestant Hall Wingham on Saturday June 23 1951 with Sabbath School from 2.00 to 3.00 p.m. and a church service from 3.00 to 4.00 p.m. Pastor J. E. Martin leads the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh-day Adventist
Wingham
Protestant Hall
J. E. Martin
School Bus Services Rate Increases Planned
A letter from Education Minister Ben J Heffron notes an inter departmental committee set to study special school bus service costs subsidised by the ki. It states that from 1 January 1981 the base rate of 2/6 per mile will rise 29 percent in the first term and then by a further 1 to 3 percent from 1 May 1981, with all rates rounded to the nearest penny and adjusted on a rise and fall basis on 1 February May and August each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Ittee
Department
Siet
Leth J
Ith May
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