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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 03, 1936

Page

2

Car over mountain in NSW witnessed by two women

Two women escaped serious harm when their Whippet sedan driven by Mrs Rastall skidded and plunged down a steep O Sullivan Gap incline near Bullahdelah. The car somersaulted thrice, smashed glass shattered, but both occupants Mrs Rastall and Mrs Sassions survived with minor injuries and shock.

Newcastle Bullahdelah Tunclrty Rastall Newcaste O'Sullivan's Gap W. Sassions NLR. Times

Brutal Murders Stun Train Passengers in Brisbane

Police investigate a mass murder aboard a Rockhampton to Brisbane mail train. Conductor Thomas Boys and a second victim died from severe head injuries in first class bunks. A tyre lever found on the line and blood-stained clothing are noted as clues. Detectives suspect robbery as the motive.

Brisbane Queensland Tony Rockhampton Central Jeonndtar Clayfield Shaw Thomas Boys Sandsgate March Bumka HL. Speering P.m.g's Department Costello Innisfail Speering Petrie

Gloucester Soldiers' Memorial Hospital forms new board

The first meeting of the Gloucester Soldiers' Memorial Hospital board was held in the School of Arts hall. Directors elected include W. W. Hawdon W. P. Reichert and A. E. Moore with government nominees H. S. Bignell M. Landers B. D. MacAndrew and J. H. South. J. McBee resigned ill health. A. E. Moore chaired the session, and officers were named including secretary A. Moore and treasurer B. D. MacAndrew. Financials noted £4 18s 4d in expenses and funds from subscribers, hospital ball and street stalls. Future elections to be by postal ballot and an outpatient service discussed with the Hospitals Commission. Site suitability and planning were debated, with meetings set for the first Saturday of each month at 10:00 am starting May.

Gloucester Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital School of Arts Messrs W. W. Hawdon W. P Reichert A. E. Moore H S Bignell M. 4. Landers B.D MacAndrew H. A. Bignell J. H. South J. McBee Hospitals Commission A. E' Moore Mesara Reichert Smith Asl Hospital Commission Munro Moore Messrs Reichert and Landers Reichert Hawdon Mersis Hoa H. S. Bignell

Gloucester Teachers Gather for School Method Day

Practically all Gloucester district teachers attended a School Method Day at Barrington Public School led by District Inspector F Ravenscroft. Demonstrations on mass teaching and class management were shown by multiple staff, with addresses by Mr Ryan and the inspector on attitudes and nature study.

Gloucester Barrington Public School F. Ravenscroft Nice McIntyre

Gloucester Rifle Club Fulton Cup Final Shoot Report

The Gloucester Rifle Club held its Fulton Cup final under tough conditions with wind and erratic mirage. Van C Hitchcock won after a shoot-off with K K Whatson and C Gerrard. Hitchcock scored 24 points to 19 and 15 respectively. The trophy carried 10 shillings for first, 5 for second, and 2 shillings 6 pence for third. Next, on April 4, they face Wingham on the Gloucester range.

Gloucester Rifle Club van C Hitchcock KK. Whatson C. Gerrard Hitchcock K.whatson E. Gerrard W. Amend BR I. Davey C. Hitchcock K. Whatson Accond Wingham Gloucester

Sleeper Depot at Bundock to Reopen Under Constraints

A communication to MLA Mr. C Bennett from the Comptroller of Stores, Department of Railways, states three cutter depots near Gloucester. reopening Bundock as a sleeper depot is planned only if no other depots open between Bundock and Gloucester, with inspectors expanded if the demand rises.

Mr. C. Bennett MLA Comptroller of Stores Gloucester Bundock Caae Thin Station

Special cattle sale yields strong bids across farm yard

A large Tuesday cattle sale reported very firm prices with strong demand. Buyers crowded the yard for Black Poll bulls, Hereford stock, and mixed herds, with prices ranging from modest calves to high grade steers and cows. Local yards also noted a Maitland horse market easing slightly and Sydney pig values showing varied shifts across weight classes.

Tom Micke Steele E C Laurie H. G. Saxby Laurie Bron K. Gibbs D. Lynch J. R. Higgins W. Easton B. McSwan J. D. Levington A. Moore J. &. Laurie Teatorelli R. Attewood B. Merchant J. Merchant L. Easton W. Latimore G. Billig R. “Crowther D. ‘Borer M. West W. A. Lash Lyt Mrs. H. Milne Forbes Maitland J. Enright W. J. Scully Tamworth Coady Wollombi W. Ulrick Casino W. Thomas Riverina Lawson Bros Ltd Sydney J. Cronin Merriwa W. Hill Gunriedah

Hydroelectric Scheme Push Fails to Clear Hurdles

A letter to the PPU General Secretary from the Minister for Works and Local Government states doubts over Manning and Hunter hydro plants but directs submission to the Electricity Advisory Committee for its opinion. The Central Executive previously urged hydroelectric development amid local agitation for a Barsington Tope system.

P P.U Central Executive Hunter Manning Electricity Advisory Committee Pp.u Barsington

Postponed Anzac Day March Plan For Newcastle

A Sydney conference with representatives from military reunion groups and Newcastle City Council postponed the 3 Commemoration March by the 9th Brigade through Newcastle to the King's Birthday on June 20th. The move avoids clashing with Sydney Anzac Day events and accommodates 1500 local residents wishing to participate. A future meeting will finalize statewide publicity and travel arrangements.

Sydney Returner Soldiers’ League Newcastle I T Sth Tiwan Oere Eel Beltway

Required Logs Notice to Suppliers

Required supplies of red cedar and white beech logs. Forward full particulars and specifications to P.O. Box 161B New Castle.

P.O. Box Newcastle

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