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  2. C. OF E. FLOWER SHOW

    The Church of England Spring Fair and Flower Show is" In full swing as we go to press. There is an excellent entry and all the stalls are laden. The official opening was perform­ed by the Very Reverend Dean of Newcastle. The public are reminded of the ...

    Article : 122 words
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  4. MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

    Mrs. Smythe and her two sons arc up from the city and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. O'Regan, who is a. sister of Mrs. Smythe. « » • « Mrs. Curtain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ravenswood, of Dungog, is re­ceiving congratulations on the ar­rival of a ba.by girl; Mrs. Curtain is in Oomabah private hospital. ...

    Article : 535 words
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  6. DUNGOG RED CROSS

    Hiss e; A. Searl, president of the local branch of the Red Cross Society, reports "that tog-ether with a cheque for £30, the branch has sent to head­quarters in the past three months the following- articles: Twenty long—. ...

    Article : 84 words
  7. MONDAY'S DANCE

    \ A dance sponsored by the Win the War Auxiliary will he held in the James 1'hou.lic on Monday next from 8 until 12 o'clock. Thero will be •novelties, and music will bo supiilied by the Kevue Orchestra of six pliiy- crs. • i ...

    Article : 47 words
  8. A Tl^ASEIl

    From "Hansard": Air. Drummontl: I "1 ask the Prerr.isr whether, in view! of the implication underlying the in-' .struclion by the Government that all I public servants .shall become members of appropriate unions, in effect that they shall defend their interests un­der compulsion by joining an indus­trial organisation, is he prepared to support that theory so far as the de­fence of the country is concerned?" And "Hansard" adds: "Question not answered." ...

    Article : 74 words
  9. LOCAL AND GENERAL

    A dance; is advertised to be lield at vVallarobba on Saturday, October 11. Music will be supplied uy the l'aler-son orchestra. There will be free novelties and supper. Proceeds are in aid of Catholic bazaar funds. ...

    Article : 42 words
  10. VISITOR

    Mr. Krnie Hall, of Mosman, is a visitor to Dungog and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hooko. He is an old Dungogite, his parents having lived here many years ago. His father was an ■ architect and builder, and one who" left his monuments be­hind him which bear witness to his ...

    Article : 142 words
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  12. ACCIDENT

    On Thursday at. lunch time, Mr. H. Beggs, driving his motor car, col­lided with Mi. Jack Oakley at the corner ci" .fowling ami Mary streets. Jack's bicycle was smashed in halves and ti.'c fore part carried on some 20 yaids. J.;.-k sustained abrasions | to ar.mr. and f«cc, whilst the car had its headlights smashed and bonnet t dentel. Being "handy" to the local Ambulance fetation, first-aid was ren-•Jerod by Mr. Welsh ...

    Article : 74 words
  13. DIED AT DAUGHTER'S NUI'TIALS|

    Tho bride's father collapsed and died during a wedding ceremony in Scots Church, Meloourne, on Satur­day. The wedding was interrupted while the body of the father, Mr. William Maitland, DG, was carried from the church. Altliough stricken With grief, the bride consented to continue with the ceremony. The bride and bridesmaid wept through the rest of the service. Death is be­lieved to have been caused by heart disease. ...

    Article : 74 words
  14. GIRLS' GAIETY REVUE, 1941 ';■

    Once again the Girls' Win the War Auxiliary is to the fore to help aug­ment the Dungog Patriotic Fund by staging another spectacular show during the big patriotic carnival in October. The Girls' Gaiety Revue of 1941, which will be presented on Thursday, October 16, will be a snappy, scintillating comedy in revue ...

    Article : 165 words
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  16. TUJIMN'G DOWN ADVTS.

    Strange though it may seem, writes a Sydney journalist, city newspapers are turning down some thousands of pounds in advertising which they can­not accept because of paper ration­ing, and many city firms are getting almost frantic because of the fulling-off in business as a result. "It pays ...

    Article : 107 words
  17. BUFFALOES' WAR KFFOKT

    The Buffaloes are staging a Merry-land Carnival next to the Royal Hotel this day, Friday and Saturday Pro­ceeds in aid of the new Buffalo Wing to Dudley Red Cross Home. See advt. ...

    Article : 37 words
  18. CHILDREN'S FROLIC

    One of the most successful frolicr organised by Dungog Parents and Citizens' Associiition was held in the James Theatre on Friday night last. There was an excellent attendance of juveniles and adults, and the re­ceipts amounted to £22, which is most creditable. The floor was always filled wlier Wells' popular orchestra struck up, firwl tho rlpmurul fnr rtnrnvntz v.'mc ...

    Article : 222 words
  19. KUKAL WORKERS EXEMITEI)

    A. large number of rural workers will be exempted from military ser­vice following' the ratification by Uic Man-power Committee of amend­ments to the reserved occupation list. Those exempted from military ser­vice include: One-man farm hand;; at 21 years; leading farm hands in ...

    Article : 129 words
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  21. JAMES THEA'Uli:

    At the James Theatre on Saturday night next Columbia will present Frank Capra's comedy masterpiece, "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," featuring James Stewart, Jean Ar­thur, Claude Rains, Guy Kibel and Edward Arnold. There will also be shorts. ...

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  22. WARNING TO MOTOR DRIVERS

    It is with regret that the tenor of this article has to change this week from an educative and, co-operative talk with road users to a warning to the drivers of motor vehicles. The attention of the Road Safety Council has been drawn to the fact that the police, especially the officers of mobile truck Datrols. have detected ...

    Article : 609 words
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  25. POINTS FOR LETTER WRITERS

    Points tliat must be observed by letter-writers who correspond with persons overseas are embodied in the requirements of the National Securi­ty Regulations. These points, which will expedite delivery, provide that letters to be sent out of Australia must bo in clear it unambiguous lan­guage, and in clear, well-spaced and ...

    Article : 127 words
  26. NEA11LY FAT STOCK KEC'OHD

    The cow and vealer sold at Kram-bach sales by Paterson, Easton and Co. on September 3, and purchased by Mr. J. J. Northam, butcher, of Taiec, have created a lot of discus­sion a.s to their weight. The vealer was slaughtered last Wednesday in the presence of Sergeant Taylor, who stated it was one of the finest ear- ...

    Article : 100 words
  27. SALVAGE COLLECTION

    Householders in Dungog are ad­vised that' several motor trucks and the Boy Scouts troops will again col­lect salvage on Saturday afternoon. A railway truck will be ready at the station for its load. Sufficient woolpacks, corn and paper bags have been procured for all the houses and business premises In ...

    Article : 446 words
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  30. FOUND BESIDE LINE

    It is thought that Cyril R. Thomas, who was found "lying beside the rail­way lino near Hilldale on Wednesday morning, must Have fallen from the Kyogle express which went through after midnight. The injured man was noticed by fireman J. Bower about 5.30 a.m. on tho rise towards Wallarobba tunnel. ...

    Article : 166 words
  31. SYDNEY l'IG SALES

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 89 words
  32. TOWN CLERK'S ENLISTMENT

    Mr. W. J. Macken, Town Clerk, who has enlisted in the A.I.F., has asked that he be not called up for a month in order that he may be on duty hero until a successor is ap­pointed. In our last issue we stated that he was .sacrificing f-t a week by enlisting Wo were in error. The sacrifice Is £8 a_ week. Council has decided to pay him £1 a. week until he receives promotion. It also de­cided to increase the pay of the deputy Town Clerk, when appointed, by £2 over the award rate, the ob­ject being to induce a qualified and efficient deputy to apply for the position. ...

    Article : 115 words
  33. SIR EARLE PAGE'S VISIT

    Mr. C. E. Bennett has received the following letter from Sir Earle Page: "The urgent nature of the im­portant mission which I have been chosen by the Commonwealth Gov­ernment to unuertake, as special Min­ister to represent Australia's view­point on vital problems of defence and commerce to the British Govern­ment, makes it imperative that 1 should reach London as soon as piac- ...

    Article : 246 words
  34. DUNGOG MARKETS

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 113 words
  35. SYDNEY STOCK SALES

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 67 words
  36. BAPTIST CIURCH

    Tho nvcnincr sei-viccr. in the Baptist Church nn Sundr.y at 7.30 will be of a special nature, and Miss Thelma Berry will sing. There will tae a baptismal service at the close. ...

    Article : 35 words
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