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PROPOSED DAMS TO IRRIGATE HUNTER VALLEY
CONSTRUCTION of a small dam on the Barrington River and a diversion tunnel of about 9000 feet through the mountain range to link ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MEN OFFERED NO HELP
Kearsley Shire Council was informed by Cr. Blackwell last night that drivers of military trucks delivering water to people in Branxton, Greta ...
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Council Candidates NORTH WARD
Only one of the sitting aldermen for North Ward is contesting the Greater Newcastle elections. There are 13 candidoates. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Family Notices
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Alderman Norris's Term
In assuming office as Mayor a year ago, Ald. Norris said that while he was prepared to do his part, running the city was not ...
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80,000 HOMES FOR STATE
The Commonwealth and State Governments would spend £20,000,000 per annum until the housing shortage was relieved, said Mr. F. ...
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New Hotel Hours for Coalfields
From December 4, when increased supplies of beer will be available, all hotels from Heddon Greta to Paxton will open from 10 a.m. to ...
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HEADMASTER SAYS CRITICS BIASED
"The attack upon the social studies syllabus is an attack upon the right of practising teachers to frame a scheme of work which they will ...
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Last Parade of the V.D.C.
Volunteer Defence Corps battalions in the Newcastle district will hold a mass parade at King Edward Park at 11 a.m. on Sunday. It ...
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Used Cars as Art Union Prize
Ten of the 12 candidates nominated for the Miss Newcastle contest being run for the Memorial Ward Appeal attended last night's meeting ...
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Target, Tokio
The Japanese have gained many important military results from their offensive down the Peiping-Canton railway, but they have ...
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Shortage of Food for Poultry
Shortage of food for their stock is causing poultry farmers in the Hunter Valley concern. A produce merchant in Newcastle ...
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To Correspondent
"C.M." (Carrington): Australians wishing to join crews of Liberty ships should apply to the War Shipping Administration. Room 822, ...
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Spend £25,000 on Roads
At its final meeting yesterday, the Works Committee of Greater Newcastle Council agreed upon the allocation of £11,325 for road ...
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Neglect Allegation Against Hospital
SYDNEY, Tuesday.— Allegations were made in Ryde Court that a patient suffering from severe head injuries had left his bed at the ...
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SUNDAY SPORT ISSUE
Views expressed by the State Secretary (Mr. W. Harrop) in a telegram on Sunday sport at a meeting of the United Churches' "No" ...
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Advertising
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Clearer Policy on Banking Urged
CANBERRA, Tuesday. — Demands for a Government statement on its policy on banking were made in the House of Representatives by Mr. ...
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New Chief Warden to Take Over
At the peak period there were 7000 actively engaged in Newcastle A.R.P. work. Much credit for the excellent organisation was due to ...
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WATER SHORTAGE IN ERINA SHIRE
GOSFORD, Tuesday.—Throughout Erina Shire water is being carted by orchardists and farmers. Water is being carried in tanks on trucks ...
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PERSONAL
Lord Gowrie has joined the Board of Directors of Dalgety and Company, Limited. The President of the Hunter ...
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DRIVE FOR T.B. CLINIC
Newcastle branch of the Anti-T.B. Clinic will hold a three months' drive to raise £50,000 to provide a T.B. and mobile diagnostic clinic ...
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STRONGEST OF THE SURF SEASON
The north-easterly wind yesterday was the strongest of the summer. It whipped up wave and sand so much at local beaches that ...
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Lambton A.L.P. Still Rejects Voting Card
After again protesting to the A.L.P. Campaign Committee against the placing of Mrs. A. Chandler as No. 3 on the party's "How to Vote" ...
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GIRL INJURED IN GAOL BREAK
HOBART, Tuesday. — Jumping from a 30ft. wall, for years deemed high enough to hold the toughest criminals, a young girl recently ...
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NO INCREASE IN ICE CREAM
The manufacture of ice cream was restricted to 1942 levels, the Controller of Dairy Products advised Boolaroo-Speers Point branch of the ...
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STRAND AIR RAID SHELTER TO GO
Greater Newcastle Works Committee adopted a recommendation from the City Engineer (Mr. Knott) that an air-raid shelter at the rear ...
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CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND AT ISLINGTON
Construction of a playground for children at Islington should be begun this week, said the Parks and Buildings Surveyor (Mr. Patterson) ...
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BIG WOODEN GIRDER FOR SWANSEA
A wooden girder 86ft long has been conveyed by Mr. R. Berry to Swansea. It was one of a number cut from the Monkerai forest, near ...
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WIND WAS STRONG
A strong north-east, wind prevailed yesterday, said Mr. Cyril Griffiths. Temperatures were moderate and humidity equable. ...
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