Flood of Communist Leaflets
JUNEE, Friday. — Communist sympathisers during the last few days hare flooded the town with propaganda leaflets on the coal…
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Floods & storms, 1949
837 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 20 of 42
Apex Club’s Service to Flood Relief Pledge To The Mayor
Maitland Apex Club would give its services to the alleviation of flood distress, the president (Mr. J. Morrisby) said last night at a club dinner attended by members of City Council, Maitland Rotary and Newcastle Apex…
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In his dairy notes Mr. J. W. G. Smith reports that the flood waters have receded and even left a number of farms, and…
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GLOUCESTER: The Shire fund for the relief of the Maitland flood victims reached £302. Council decided to remit £250 to the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Flood Warnings at Warkworth (To the Editor)
Sir,—It has come to my knowledge that certain people have been making untruthful statements regarding the…
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When donations and proceeds from the Glendonbrook dance for Hunter Valley flood relief are totalled £100…
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Mr. Weir said that he would place these recommendations before Cabinet. He said that last month's…
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"A friend in need is a friend indeed," says Ald. R. T. C. Storey, President of the Local Government Association…
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NEWCASTLE, Sat.—A further £77/15/2 was received for the Lord Mayor’s Flood Relief Appeal yesterday. The total is…
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MUSWELLBROOK—Muswellbrook’s contribution to the flood relief appeal has brought in over £750, in addition to many lorry…
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A large crowd attended the flood relief dance held in St. Luke’s Hall, Homeville. Music for dancing was…
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LONDON, July 18.—Lightning set fire to buildings and killed at least one person during violent thunderstorms in Britain and Western Europe yesterday. In Holland, a greengracer’s…
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A strong committee, headed by the president, R. D. Fuller, with the secretary and treasurer, and ably assisted by the ladies’…
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Fine appreciation of the splendid work done by army personnel during the recent flood was expressed throughout Maitland, and the Mayor…
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Sir—May I take the liberty of stressing the urgency of flood mitigation in conjunction with the national scheme of water…
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On Wednesday last Roughit Public School was the scene of great activity and enthusiastic effort on the part of the pupils…
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NEWCASTLE: the Lord Mayor of Newcastle’s Flood Relief Fund appeal exceeded its objective of £20,000 by nearly £80 yesterday…
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At a meeting of the Maitland Sub-Branch of the ARU the following lowing resolutions were carried: “This sub-branch of the ARU…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pipe Band Dance For Flood Relief
A dance, conducted by the Maitland District Pipe Band and Thornton ladles’ committee, was held In St Michael’s Hall, Thornton, on…
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Gaiters from Maitland, Newcastle and the coalfields will appreciate the gesture of a band of Sydney golfers who are appearing at Maitland links…
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