Nurse Wilson Ana Obstetric Gloucester Adverts
Nurse Wilson Ana obstetric services listed at Queen Street Gloucester with contact phone 111 for outdoor cases attended.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 20, 1937
Page
2
Nurse Wilson Ana obstetric services listed at Queen Street Gloucester with contact phone 111 for outdoor cases attended.
Tuesday April 20 1937 Gloucester local notes report a 7 500 000 loan approved by women with underwritten subscription from April 27 to May 7 details include interest, issue price and redemption. Return of soldiers vs the Sowlers bowls game at 1 47 pm with tea at 3 30 pm, Flying Doctor Munir awarded wings, Kempsey Show cattle, Presbyterian Flower Show opening, North West water scheme costing about 2 000 000 over five years, NSW works programme and loan considerations, mysterious illness on the South Coast Queensland with mobile unit investigation and mosquito link, medical appointments at Gloucester Hotel May 7.
The Gloucester District Chamber of Commerce met at the School of Arts with chair W W Hawdon. Discussions covered telephone facilities, Cobark subdivision, a new Court House, road work, Queen Street regrading, tree planting plans, a silent car at the corner, rural school funding, post office mail timings, and road connections via Pigna Barney to Hunter and Barrington Tops.
The article advises farm shelter belts to protect stock from wind and provide shade. It discusses site options: along fences, center paddocks, ridges, or hilltops, with straight crescent or cross shapes. Planting from May to August is best, with guidance from the Department of Agriculture bulletin Treen on The Farm.
A meeting of the A RL I Association discussed moving next year’s show to Friday and Saturday with Friday as a public holiday. They cited weekend crowd benefits, potential out-of-town attendance, and early judging to boost entries while noting Friday is a busier shop night.
Golf notes report a keen Saturday Bisque contest with A J Wood Ward 13 down and others listed along with incomplete scores. The associates programme for 1937 shows a detailed fixture list from April to October including Stroke, Monthly Medal, Locke Cup, Par Handicap, Stableford, and Championship rounds, with a to‑be‑played draw for the Monthly Medal and Locke Cup tomorrow among names like Mrs Newton Miss Higgins Mrs King and others.
Commercial Erush stock sales Sydney report shows large yarding of 950 cattle with a mix of heavy bullocks and vealers, steady prices, and wide spread from 23/6 to 32/ per 10lbs. Maitland and regional yards note heavy bullocks, scarce prime cattle, calves about 60 head, and a generally stable to slightly cheaper trend amid robust activity.
The grading committee abandoned the proposal to form a new grade after little support. Seven teams enter A grade and B grade for winter competition begin April 24. Several matches are listed for A and B grades, Gloucester Park teams named, with lineups for A and B grades including Benson, Holstein, Crowfoot, and Matthews among others.
In the first round Kendall and Mc Intyre defeated Woodward and Tent 22 18 while Ehbeck and Hawdon beat Askews and Boorer 24 to 9 The round must be finished by next Thursday for the Harris Cup Singles Handicap draw lists Andrews Whatson Adams Munro Hawdon Mcintyre Anderson Hebblewhite Houghton Chapman Street Lowe Rys Ebbeek Boorer Ruy Jones Thomas Kendall Woodward Griffin White Weekes Connell Shield selections for Taree event on Monday 26th April include T Andrews Ebbeck Adams Boorer Whatwon Woodward Kendall Streey This completes the available readable facts from the fragment.
Mrs Moxey of Maitland visiting Miss Middlebrook slipped and broke a leg recently. The Oldfield family members are in hospital Miss Lena and Messia Jim and Fred. Mr H Matthewson, ill for about ten days, shows a small improvement in latest reports, after a period of concern.
William Runtel of Chichester died aged 59 after a long illness. He leaves a wife and several children, including Thomas Vincent and a daughter. He is survived by brothers in Salisbury and a half brother in Salisbury, with three sisters. The funeral was held at Quart Pot cemetery with Rev. Mr. Butte officiating.
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