Playground Injuries and First Aid Main Talk
At the Gloucester teachers meeting Dr. Munro spoke on Playground Injuries and First Aid stressing prompt initial treatment and medical help for serious cases. He covered abrasions bruises splinters burns cuts internal injuries fractures foreign bodies in eye ear or nose fits fainting insect stings and bites using X ray photos to illustrate fractures and complications.
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Gloucester Teachers' Federation
Munro
Gloucester
Savage dingoes haunt drought regions in packs across Australia
The Burns brothers driving 750 store cattle from Caldervale to New South Wales report double night watches at Charleville due to packs of dingoes. Station owners note unprecedented boldness, with packs seen near Yokohama Leluater and Little Kenny and Redfern stations. A drover witnessed a calf torn apart, and eyes gleaming in the night.
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Brisbane
Burns Brothers
Caldervale
New South Wales
Charleville
Yokohama
Leluater
Little Kenny
Redfern
Ainoes
Grover
Gloucester hospital meeting weighs cost and support
A Gloucester Memorial Hospital Committee met at Shire Mall to hear W A J Lewis, with MLA Bennett, about hospital costs and upkeep. They discussed site, 6000–7000 building cost, 1000 equipment, and subsidies with plans for a public meeting on April 6 to gauge district support and possible dairyman contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Memorial Hospital
Shire Mall
Mesars
W.W. Huwdon
A. E. Moore
J. H. Smith
L. ©. Street
L Rye
A. Isaac
B. Anderson
A. J. White
H. N. Chaplin
H. W Rogers
Dra. Munré
Anderson
W. A. J. Lewis
C, EK
Bennett
Lewis
Lochanald
Hawdon
Munro
Smith
Wonan
Moore
J. N. Laurie
Parker
Mesara
Smith and White
Gloucester
Dungog
Port Macquarie
Levria
Benmatt
Hospital meeting outcome reported to Commission
Mr. Lewis stated he would report the result of the meeting to the Hospital Commission. The fragment suggests follow up on discussions or decisions pending formal transmission to the commission.
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Lewis
Special Cattle Sale Shows Strong Demand Despite Cattle Stockpiles
Tom Hicks reports another successful Special Cattle Sale with near full yarding and varied prices. Prime cattle showed a rise, with buyers present though some fatteners held back, female cattle by and large slow, and many lots sold at lower values due to outside market pressures. The report lists numerous buyers and prices across bullocks, steers, cows, heifers, calves, and pigs, noting next sale on April 30th with yarding of 400 New Fae and bred cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hicks
W. Werbeck
H. B. Laurie
T-Bird
H. McSwan
Sansom
C. T. Borham
Mrs. Tutty
L. Moore
A. McPherson
Vonleo
Howden
M. Walshe
A. C. Holstein
C. Blanch
State Parliament Dissolved Nomination Set for April 18
The State Parliament was dissolved on Friday morning. Nomination day is fixed for Thursday April 18. Writ must be returned by June 10. Both houses of the State Parliament have terminated their sittings for the week and will not be called together again until after the cinema tone.
Remarkably cold weather grips New South Wales with snow and frost
A severe cyclone south east of the continent drove Antarctic air into New South Wales over the weekend. Snow, sleet and frosts occurred across many areas with considerable snow on the Southern Alps. Sydney logged its coldest April reading in 71 years at 45.7 degrees. Tumut saw snowfall for the first time in 34 years as Mt Kosciuszko Charlotte Pass Kiandra and surrounding regions recorded heavy precipitation.
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New South Wales
Srives
Sydney
Mt. Kosciusko
Charlotte Pass
Kiandra
Southern Alps
Tumut
Weather Bureau
Alps
Royal Show Opens in Sydney with record entries
The Royal Sydney Show opened in cool, overcast weather with record entries across sections. The Governor will officiate on Wednesday with Dr Earle Page and Premier Stevens among speakers. The nine day event aims to boost early maturing beef and export breeding, while fat lambs are limited to three years.
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Sydney
Morday
Earle Page
Stevens
Ra.s
Ion
Jocombiy
New South Wales
Kilmerong
Accommoda
Bleemoy
Gloucester
Piublic School
Monay
Wich
Snow
General Election Gloucester 1935 voting penalty
The notice states that every elector who fails to vote without a valid excuse faces a penalty not exceeding two pounds. The document is dated 15 April 1935 and refers to the General Election in Gloucester.
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Gloucester
Date
Premier as golfer inWaverley event ends in laughter
The Premier Mr Stevens competed with Alderman David Hunter to open a golf links at Northbridge and Bondi. Hunter drove 100 yards while Stevens struggled, consulting W Bolder the Australian champion who advised iron play. After a comic misfire the ball finally traveled 30 yards.
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Stevens
Waverley
David Hunter
Northbridge
Hunter
Bondi
Beld
Australia
W. Bolger
Bolger
Extraordinary General Meeting Lima holders Gloucester 1985
Notice for an extraordinary general meeting of Lima holders at the School of Arts Gloucester on May 1 1985 at 11 30 pm to consider a special resolution authorizing the company to borrow up to 18000 pounds from the bank secured by a mortgage and charge on company property with usual covenants and provisions. Manager signed.
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School of Arts
Gloucester
New South Wisles
Salt Bank
Dirvetars
Gomypniys
Wareta
WillArtakLuRs
Onesili
Fsat
Hank
Ofler
Dm Wratten
McDonalds leaving Bretti after stay of twelve months
Mr and Mrs K McDonald and family depart Bretti for the Metropolis this week as Mr McDonald requires an operation. The couple praise local hospitality and hope to return. Miss Carter and Miss Bradfield of Shannon Vale recently returned from a horsedert trip to the Stroud and Dungo shows after a holiday they enjoyed.
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Ent
K. McDonald
Breeside
Carter
Bradfield
Shannon Vale
Stroud
Dungo
Golf Notes Par Handicap Shows Improving Fort
Saturday's play showed improving fort on the part of royal golfers with C Mc Rae posting 2 up on old man par from a 26 handicap. Other results include Dr Anderson 18 2 up H Coote 14 1 down A Oldfield 11 3 down P Roddy 12 3 down B Cootes 12 3 down C M Rye 25 J W Moors 20 4 down A Bramble 26 5 down W Garner 16 5 down B Snodgrass 27 7 down B Care Jan 24 7 down 2 Snow 19 8 down J McRae 13 9 down T Chariton 44 9 down L Rye 20 9 down D Jeffrey 47 10 down R Smith 27 11 down. A number of players were probably much further down, failing to return cards. The Following is the draw for the Par handicap to be played tomorrow: Misa Middlebrook v Mrs Carolan, Mrs Parish v Mrs Street, Mon adatthews v Mrs Reddy, Mrs Horton v Mrs Grimson, Mrs Garner v Mrs Yates, Mrs Snow v Misa J Parish, Mrs Oldfield v Mrs Aghworth.
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Royal Golfers
C. McRae
Dr. Anderson
H. Coote
A. Oldfield
P. Roddy
B. Cootes
C. M. Rye
J. W. Moors
A. Bramble
W. Garner
B. Snodgrass
B. Care Jan
2. Snow
J. McRae
T Chariton
L. Rye
D. Jeffrey
R. Smith
Misa Middlebrook
Carolan
Mra. Parish
Mra. Street
Mon Adatthews
Reddy
Mra. Horton
Mra. Grimson
Mra. Garner
Mra. Yates
Mra. Snow
Misa J. Parish
Oldfield
Mra
Aghworth
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Whatsons
Gent's Fancy Sox
Broadway
Gent
J. Whatson
A. 1
Cavanough
B. P. Dawson, B.A
OLD Bank N.S.W
A. W. Mowle
Queen St., Gloucester
Narraweema Private
Elliott
Kee and Lea K. G. McRae
A.T.N.A
Tel
The
Gloucester Advocate
Advocate
Muswellbrook
Raymond Terrace
Hexham
Narrabri
Eckfort
Qolfer
F. C
Wil
Katoomba Golf Links
Manchester
MR. Lewis
Hospital Commission
Commercial
Norton
Ebat
J. H. Allan
W. Dewbury
C Ape
J McKinnon
Horham
Homebush
Queensland
Maitland
PAT Cattle
Royal Show
NEW Records
Gloucester Dairy Company Limited
Upper Manning
Golf Notes
THR Associates
Little Manning River
Shire of
Henderson
Casllereneh Street
Gloucester Shire Council
Kia-Ora Cronning
Belbore Creek
Harry N. Chaplin
Shire Cierk
Fuchre Party Mamestic
Rood Mupper
Penfodd
Tom
Bec
Gloucestre Shire
New England
Gloucester River
B. H. Nash
W. A. Nash
Willie
Jeremey
Guernsey
A. E. Shultz
Minorca
Church OF England
C. L Heard
JS James
Bulline
Douglas Motor-Cycle
H.p
Harey-Davideon
H, Redman
Coneat
Barrington
Waukivory
J. Banks
Narraweama
Gloucester Electric Supply Co. Ltd
Main Street
Barrington-Ravenshaw Street
F. Lowe
SNDAY
H.C. Barrington
C ; Copeland
H.C . Fauklands
W. Rogers
Methodist Church
Porbendale
Stratford
R. Crouch
Bowman Farm
Upper Craven
Hall
J. Buttie
Stroud Baptist Church
Speskern
D.C Harper
L. H Stukeapeare
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