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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1937
Page
2
Butter Shortage and King’s Birthday Holiday Plans
The issue notes a butter shortage extending through New South Wales from Goulburn to Albury and into Riverina. It reports no public holiday for the King's Birthday despite Coronation Day recognition, with official ceremonies planned nationwide. It also covers various local items including a visit by H L Murray inventor of the vacreator, a nine year old patient’s seven year hospital discharge, and talks on protecting wild bees and Dungog Show finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Commonwealth Dairy Produce Equalisation Committee
Riverina
Goulburn
Albury
Tee
Menzies
Dorrigo
H. L. Murray
Australia
New Zealand
Lotter
Ant
Victoria
Dorriga Gazette
Agricultural Bureau of
Forestry Commission
Department of Agriculture
Anzac Remembrance Service at Memorial Park
At Memorial Park on a calm autumn morning the Anzac remembrance ceremony honored Line men and fallen soldiers. The Gloucester Returned Soldiers and Sailors League led the procession with wreaths from groups including the Red Cross Junior Red Cross and CWA, as speeches urged courage, justice, and peace, ending with hymns and a trumpet echo across the gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Liokeester
Surnis
Gloucester
Kerruss
Tom Hicks
Anzac
Hicks
Te Gloucester Britishh
S.L Leagie
Red Cross
Parente and Cragons Association
C.W.A
McRae Family
Barrington
A. J White
M.A. Newton
Hrev
H.W. Rogers
Rogers
Horus
Anaae
Kipling
RG. Pereira
Gloucester Rural School Proposal Moves Forward
Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association plus local leaders pressed Mr. C. E. Bennett for a rural school. They cited need for classrooms, home economics, and a two acre park parcel. They noted transport barriers, high district demand, and urged ministerial support while promising a public letter. The group also discussed upgrading Gloucester court house and police facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents and Citizens’ Association
Monars
H.T. Shepherd
Weekes
Dawson
Newton
Munro
C. E. Bennett
Gloucester
Shepherd
Aasoulation
Taree
Mt George
Messrs
Glouvestir School
John
Bennett
Ber Foilty
Birdman Clem Bett Killed During Parachute Display
A crowd of about a thousand spectators watched Clem Sohn die during a parachute display over Virginia on Sunday. The 26 year old American aviator wore winged harness gear and attempted a high altitude glide from 6000 feet, failing to deploy his parachute in time as his wings tangled. He fell 2000 feet, opened the wing parachute too late, and died before reaching a stretcher as police kept the crowd back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Bett Kille
Ghder
Viriennies
Sohn
Amoy
England
America
Sofin
Soha
Tieermsheity
Nowy Forc
Wirst-ald Ot Heers
Gloucester Men Hold Off Taree In Local Hockey Match
An enthusiastic game in Gloucester saw Taree attack early and pressure the home defense but fail to score. Gloucester retaliated with sustained play in the second half creating several chances and finishing with a narrow victory as visitors were feted at Corbett’s Care with welcome from Mrs White, patroness of the Gloucester Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree
Log
Prom
Neal
Gloucester Banks
Taree Cirete
Gloucester
Penfold
Vonuition
Varee
Amin
Anke
Corbett
Mra. White
Glow ‘Eester Club
Par Handicapped Golf Notes At Local Club
Notes from a weekend golf event show Oly man-par leading in a competitive pairing with Shatth winning the competition on The bon mine after a tie with T Ledanan. Several players posted down scores, with Charl ton Le Rye and Parish among those affected as a par handicap match is planned for tomorrow with a club house draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly
Shatth
T Ledanan
Fters Webe
FL Shreet
Beth Andersen
J. McRae
J. Chuunell
D.C Rye
Spences
G. Hy Geitim
Pearson
Charlton
le Rye
Parish
BP Liawson
Lavns
R. Street
Hamloup
Newcaati
Gloucealer
Atays
Engineer Shot Near Police Station
Walter Charles Small, 42, shot dead opposite Gunda B81 Police Station on Wednesday afternoon. His wife Lucy Koch also died from four bullet wounds at their home. Small had taken over shire engineer duties that day and was talking with the local police sergeant when killed. Letters found on Small to Sergeant Pyne, a dentist and a solicitor, include instructions for care of his five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Charles Small
Hirdt
Gunda- B81
Afernoon
Small
Mra
Lucy Koch
Constante Koch
Mra. Pyne
Police
Sergeant Pyne
School Show Exhibits Breed Enmity
The Casino branch of the Teachers' Moderation criticized competitive school exhibits at the Casino Show calling them the bane of education. They argued such contests create an inferiority complex in losers and undermine cooperative spirit, replacing learning with rivalry and fame criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino
Pairs Championship and Harrie Cup Bowls Match Held
Vic competition at Taree yesterday under cold conditions saw five clubs Kempe sey Smithtown Gloucester Wing ham and Taree. Taree won three rounds and defeated Winghas 0 in the final by points. Mor Clouyes ter Boorer’s wink won 2 games and lost 2 mat Street’s ink tied by 5 games and lost 1. Players are urged to complete games this week as the second round starts next week.
Tennis Show For Saturday In Place Of Rainout
The competing show for Saturday will be the same as fixer for the 2ath inst when rain prevented play.
Child's quick action saves mother after lorry incident
Three year old Dave Merrit demonstrated notable composure when her mother was run over by a lorry. The child phoned for help, aided her mother to hospital, and calmly explained to relatives how to contact aid, even as the injured mother remained conscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beng
Asther Merret
Atis
Merrily
Huge dog scalp shown in Grattan meeting debate
At the Gratton meeting Mr Lord of Gordon Brook Station displayed a scalp claimed as from a crossbred Alsatian dog. He argued crossbreds threaten cattle and maim or kill, advocating a higher bonus on dingo scalps. The motion to increase the bonus to 19 shillings was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Gordon Brook
Gratton
Boar
Boara
Ith
Upper
Clarence
Gloucester Shire grants gate erection at two boundary junctions
The Shire of Gloucester grants Mrs Margaret Gorton permission to erect two public gates on the northern boundary of portions 34 and 71 in the Parish of Fitzroy. One gate will be at the junction of the road with Nowendoe Road and the other at the junction with Copeland-Bowman ton. Harry N. Chaplin Shire Clerk. Gloucester, 4/87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gorton
Fitzroy
Nowendoe Road
Copeland-Bowmanton
Pawitic Tehany
Gloucester
Department of Main Roads
Watt Street
Neveile
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
Harry N, Chaplin
Crown Piece to Be Issued for May Mediation
The Acting Treasurer announced a new Crown piece for Australia to be issued in May. The obverse will show an uncrowned King with crisper detail, while the reverse displays a bold Crown with the inscription Commonwealth of Australia One Crown and the date 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meng
London
Commonwealth of Australia
Giant Bomber Nears Completion at Boeing Seattle
The Washington Army Air Corps says a 20 ton bomber, described as the largest and most powerful military plane yet built, is nearly complete at Boeing in Seattle. A test flight is planned within two weeks after three years of construction. Details remain secret but officials say it will astonish the world with high altitude capability and full living quarters aboard, to be a flying fortress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Army Air Corps
Boeing Tmotory
Seattle
MR Co op Dairy Society pays March suppliers total
For March the MR Co op Dairy Society paid 747 suppliers £23,580 2s 9d at 11d per lb for choices and 10d per lb for second class butter. Output rose 17 percent from last month and 7 percent from the same month last year. Cash payments were the best in two years despite higher butter production in 1936 and loan money ending to suppliers due to lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Co-Op
Dairy Society
Co-op
Norco Co operative Ltd March report notes higher output
The Norco Co-operative Ltd report for March shows a batter output of 1,842 tons with payments to suppliers at 114 per th for chores and a differential of Ijd between choice and second grade. Last year March output was 1,770 tons with 99d per Ib for choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norco Co-operative Ltd
Police in Country Demand More Officers to Balance Budget
The Commissioner of Police told Graziers' Association that more officers could not be stationed in country districts without increasing police strength. He cited added government cost amid a push to curb expenditure as the State budget aims to balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mackay
Graziers’ Association
Advocate Accounts Cancel Overdue Subscriptions
Subscription accounts for the quarter ending March 1987 have been issued and readers are asked to settle promptly. Due to higher newsprint and production costs the paper will stop sending to subscribers two years or more in arrears unless arrangements are made to reduce the balance within fourteen days. L. & D. C. Rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. & D.C Rye
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Draper & Mercer
B. P. Dawson, B.A
OLD Bank N.3.w
Wilson
A.T.N.A
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Dapatar
Parasuie
A. I. Cavanough
Mnsic
Glen
Simpli
Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
Carsonville
Kehioo Creek
Gloucester Hotel
F. M. Smith
Che Gloucester Advocate
Maclean
Maclean Hotel
Lori Gowrie
RSSUA
Betty Cook
Newcastle Hospital
St. James Road
New Lambton
N.8.w. Council of Agricultural Associations
R. Pereira
MR. Bennett
Court HoUst
Bennett Ink
Court House
Poline Palinga
Theagio
Tome
Commonwealth
Robert G. Menzies
Treasu
J A. Atkins, Barrington
Procenas
Town
Tulchew
Bill Jenkins
Dancelowman Farm
Wid
Bulding, P
Muipolebrook Han. Ser
FP & C Assn
John Major Pert
Ongan
Joan Mator
Mare Mias Rose Jenkins
Dave Merrit
Shire of Gloucester
Harry N. Chaplin
Shire Chambers
Factory News
NORCO
Phillies Hotel
Hseph Pom Hicks
Istrut
Klang Hom
Holstein
Gloucester Township
Weatterboart
J. S
James
Howe
Weauhene
Exore
Elizabeth
Conrad
Matthewson & Co
Lverts
Clodcester
Oliver
Eatemsti
Clyde Power
Cormbetlers
Seithern Cross
Moffatt
Crown Dahlia
JNO
Calman & CO
West Maitland
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