Kiama Patriotic and War Fund Monthly Meeting On Monday Night
The monthly meeting of the Kiama Patrictic and War Fund was held in the Council Chambers on Monday night…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1942
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COUGHS & Sneezes Spread Disease Use a Handkerchief & Help the War Effort (Health Department's Advice)
Disease germs fly through the air with the greatest of ease when they are being carried by droplets. Many infectious diseases are…
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Treasury officials are hoping that the Commonwealth Loan now being launched will prove as successful as was the First Liberty Loan. The…
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At the last meeting it was decided that the Mayor obtain dennite powers in regard to granting permits for the holding of functions in aid of…
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A meeting of combined unions on Wednesday right endorsed the Appeal for Prisoners of War Day, and Messrs. L. George (T. & L. Council), W…
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The Deputy Coroner, Mr. S. R. Musgrave, conducted an inquest at the Court House, Wollongong, on Tuesday on the body of John Dallas Gavan…
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At Wollongong on Tuesday, Deputy Coroner (Mr. S. R. Musgrave) held an inquest concerning the death of Gunner John Dallas Gavin (aged…
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Those persons owning fixed property in the Municipality of Kiama should ,take immediate steps to comply with the requirements of the…
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With the dual purpose of joining in the farewell to Chaplain Rev. T. Gordon Robertson and to meet all returned men of the district, Colonel A. W…
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With the dual purpose of joining in the farewell to Padre T. Gordon Robertson, and to meet all returned men of the district, Colonel A. W…
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The members of the Wollongong Rotary Club were privileged on Tuesday night to hear two most interesting addresses from Captain Prince and…
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The Mayor (Ald. P. C. Pryor) presided over last meeting of the Wollongong Patriotic and War Fund others in attendance being Mesdames…
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The NS.W. Branch of Australian Institute of Agricultural Science in a recent report, believes that Australia is facing not only a national crisis but also an agricultural crisis. The nation is as yet not fully aware of the extent to which Japanese belligerency is bound to alter the entire farm outlook. On…
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Women on war work in Britain can now take their children with them, leave them in a factory nursery, and pick them up when they go home for…
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The quarterly conference of the South Coast and Tablelands Returned Soldiers was held at Wollongong on Saturday last, when the following…
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This year over 90 per cent. of students in Russian medical schools…
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Sub branches represented at the quarterly conference of the South Coast and Tablelands R.S.S. and A.I. L.A. sub branches at Wollongong last…
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The time honoured joke of the button in the collection plate will shortly lose its point. Button have been called up for war service. They…
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At the meeting of the Kiama Council on Wednesday night last, the Town Clerk's report contained the following item:—…
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Local branches of the Red Cross are making a fine effort in assis[?] the Prisoners of War Day, a mo[?] laudable objective…
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