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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 28, 1925

Page

2

Debating Elections: Progressives Versus Nationalists Split

The Gloucester Advocate reports on speeches in Dubbo and Gleandra where M F Bruxner cites a centralizing city bias and argues for decentralisation to boost country investment. He criticises Labour’s leadership, mentions rural money needs, and notes nationalist claims about party unity and reform.

M. FP. Brusner Progressives Dubli Lem Ltte Buteworith Dubbo Bruxner Country Party Cumberland Budsworth Baltone Irvine Glleandra Braxnor Uke Garden Lahoup

Gloucester Show Notes and Weight Guessing Results

The Tuneue Chronicle praises Gloucester Show with a grand crowd scene atop the river rim. A weight guessing competition yields a bullock of 10721bs. Mr. G. A. Isaac wins 30 shillings, with Mr. J. Buckley and Mr. A. Campbell close behind. Obituary for Benjamin Thurling notes his long Manning District life. Sterling hits record high in New York. Oakes retires from public health post. butter prices rise 4/8, with outbound dairy shipments listed and forecasted supply impacts.

Gloucester Messrs J. Buckley A. Campbell Hereford T. L. Higgins Thurling Manning Benjamin Therling Karsak M.R.D Karaak Flat Thurlings Hurling Mesers Thurlioe Jas, Thurling Port Macquarie

Nominations Open for Oxley in State Elections

Nominations have been received for Oxley in the forthcoming state elections including T. Ht. Hill Nat, St H Cameron Nat, W T Robinson Nat, A B Vincent Peng, Ay G Fitzgerald Prog, W E Flannery Prog, J J Pitzgerald Lab, W Terry Lab, J Gowdie Lab, 18 D Morton Ind. Pro. Wingham Show set for Wednesday and Thursday with indications of a record attendance. A public holiday is proclaimed for Gloucester Shire with four special trains slated to depart Thursday at the time listed in this issue.

Oxley T. Ht. Hill St. H. Cameron W. T Robinson Vincent Peng Ay G. Fitgerald W. E. Flannery J.J. Pitzgerald W. Terry J. Gowdie Morton Ind Wingham Wediigsby Gloucester

New States Supporters Discuss Commission Report Delay

The Royal Commission report in New States is complete and signed, MPs urge timely access to the expert. Ministers indicate the commission earned detailed approval, while dissension and calls for a referendum surface over county council lines and northern autonomy. The northern executive awaits a clear stance before federal talks next session.

Royal Commission Thompson Weneral Uweney Minyes Menk Hoihay Tuto New Werford Wong Walt No Hinger Alan Honsar

Strenuous election campaign at hand in pending races

A vigorous political contest unfolds with leaders Fuller Langsbary Bruxner and Beusner rallying across districts. Campaign activity focuses on minister Wearne and the Aetienninrs faction near Namol, as the Progressives face a split with the National Party.

Ledilors Mey GiMor Mle Hanes Hile Vandit Pramyon Sir George Fuller Lang Saby

Hindenburg Elected President of Germany in Election

Reported results show Field-Marshal von Hindenburg winning the German presidency as monarchists back him and republicans back Marx. Final tallies indicate a decisive victory amid court demonstrations by supporters of monarchy and Allied control concerns in Berlin. A stray note mentions aeronautics supervisor Mr. F L Roberta receiving a telegram and a Melbourne-bound flight.

Field-Marshal von Hindenburg Jed Dr. Marx Germany Berlin von Hindenburg Republicana Morgan Allied Military Control Commission Hindenburg F. L. Roberta Aeronautics Hay Serodroms Melbourne Or & Sanitanic Im Bay

Anzac Service Remembers Gallipoli Heroes in Gloucester

A large crowd gathered Sunday at the School of Arts for an Anzac commemoration organized by the Gloucester branch of the Returned Soldiers League. Colonel J D Richardson spoke, praising soldiers from Anzac and urging community support for veterans amid World War II memories and sacrifices.

R.S School of Arts Ldeal Coronel J.D. Richardson D.3.c Glouceseter Returned Soldiers League J Allan Mr. Hardman J. W. Togers Church of England J. Thomas iMeagher Churat Richardson Anzac Angao Dardauctles Frunot Cape Helles Sarl Bair Leraisin Frauen Sudan South Africa Heruppa Grog Bay Lemgos Huhere Britain Araece New Zealand Ida Ifipir Turkey Galil Poli Uo Srilisher Alvar Clyde France Aztac Howes ALY Pelehbour Australia Light Horse Gloucester

The Heroic Dead Anzac Day Messages from Royal Family

Royal messages from King Queen and Prince of Wales sent to Australia on Anzac Day mark ten years since the heroism of Ballers and Soldiers. They honor the fallen and commend the Imperial League of Australia for the anniversary remembrance.

Australia H.R Prince of Wales Imperial League of Australia Arma

Fragmentary notice of repairs and requests for service

Readable lines request repairs and advise on defective equipment. Mentions Webster, Jack and McDonald Opticians of Pittsr and 00 Mertin Plave Sydney. Urges sending repairs and watching the paper for news of new service or updates.

Webster Jack and McDonald

Gloucester Stock Board Controversy Letters and Market Report

A letter from MAITLAND STOCK SALES criticizes Mr Gillogly in a Gloucester Stock Board dispute while MAITLAND reports on fat cattle and sheep auctions. The piece covers stock prices, yarding totals, and market conditions with buyer turnout described as fair to weak. It closes by noting expected political outcomes on the stock board and thanking the editor for space.

Gillogly Menges Moore Abbott Dus Abiad Moon Publc Gillogy Dean Eral Johnny Fin Gloucester P.P. ‘Board P.P. Tinard Nunself Alform Gloucester Gillngly Lok Sydney Lucerna Hay Rompel Pulnines Hunter cHarmace Liz Mate W. P. Reichert

Gloucester Pig Sales Report From Alcott and Co

Alcott and Co report the Gloucester pig market with about 100 pigs sold on Friday at varied prices. Notable lots include multiple sows and pigs with prices ranging from £2/6/6 to £4/10, and a May 7 sale date noted. further figures appear for the May 24 sale with multiple lots and prices listed.

Gloucester Alcott and Co Sleenman Johnwon Newton M. West Lannie Bemmins Way Fy Reif A. Griffin Mra. Page W .Dore W. Anderson Burley H. Whatmore Sh Borham Nest Mutthewwon Johnstone Ben Reif Baxton Martin P. Glover Middlebrook Obe Pollisreed Edwards W. Pyfel Devon Bull A. Mamburger

Cattle Market Slumps Amid Drought Strain at Yard Sale

Drought tightens supply across regions as cattle arrive with poor quality. Only a small proportion of prime weighty bulls and cows at yarding of 3260. Early demand for prime cattle strong but interior stock and brisk prices falter as sale advances. Prices fall from earlier quotes by sale close.

Aruvex Atonilay Malate

Fight Worth While at Nama Progresaives Gathering

A speech by Mr Bruxner at a Nama Progresaives meeting in the School of Acts denounces metropolitan attacks on the party. He asserts country voters urge a definite incentive and vows continued effort. Attendees heard leaders A Abpott Ward and Metachtan, with criticism of past promises and a note on Mr Wearne’s coalition decision.

Bruxner Nama School of Acts Dleid Messrs A. Abpott Ward Metachtan Nem Sydney Broaner Prosresalve Party Wearne Country Committee National Party Weare Hin Wearneow Nin

Market Report From Sydney Gate Prices and Hides

Market news notes diverse commodity prices in Sydney markets including hides, rubbilphine demand, and various goods. Prices show volatility with hides and yearlings fluctuating, while some items like interior goods and broken packages register losses and minor gains.

Carsot Lylel Sydney Gates Kseviprlont Ronit Lane

Post-mortem to probe cause of young filly’s death

A Bourke buyer paid 1300 guineas for a yearling filly by Sarchedon and Miteap that died Wednesday afternoon while in care of J. Barden. The filly had not been driven, was housed in a small yard, then attacked by bot flies. A post-mortem will seek the death cause, the filly being half-sister to Darn, with likely uninsured status. Nearby notes mention a street scuffle and a baldness cure talk, reflecting holiday disorder.

M. Robinson Bourke Sarchedon Mteap J. Barden Jongreina Barden W. Kolge

Joy-riders chase ends in Tamworth court

A sensational chase on the Manilla road near Tamworth ended with the Ford Ip occupants arrested after a Studebaker taxi pursued them at high speed. At Tamworth Police Court Herbert Joseph Corless and Albert Myers faced charges over April 22 involving use of a motor vehicle without consent. Corless pleaded guilty. Myers was found guilty. Both received eight months hard labor.

Manilla Tamworth Ford Ip Studebaker Gus Yates McGrath Samus Robert Toohey Walch Attumga Ford Brudebolker Houdebaker T. W. Cohen Herbert Joseph Corless Herbert John Mason Albert Myers Samim Robert Myers Carlosa Myers Attiingen Myers Alomwerkd Yniona Corlegs Corless Funes An Attanga Samuel Robert Tuckey Anton Evideres Corleas Snepeant Vidier Coriess

Debated railway liquor rules and Mont Blanc avalanche tale

The Grand Lodge convention at Lismore pressed for a deputation to the Railway Commissioners to ban alcohol on trains and end liquor ads at stations. A Geneva correspondent reported Mr and Mrs George Hamilton of Brisbane enduring a halffering honeymoon trip around Mont Blanc when an avalanche swept them toward a crevasse, injuring three party members as guides kept them safe.

Grand Lodge Lismore Daily Express Geneva George Hamilton Drisbane Llns Mata Chomoblg Aggie Mont Blanc Courtteyear Douglas Waddell & Co Chamonix Tod Mra. Hamilton Chamonty

Fire destroys Netia near Cowra home. family escapes

The home of farmer P J O Dwyer on Burrowa road Netia near Cowra was gutted by fire early Thursday. O Dwyer his wife and son escaped with their lives. losses valued at about £1500 with only partial insurance. Origin blamed on rats or matches. neighbors provided shelter afterward. Additional notes mention local accidents, transport plans, and a chaotic anecdote about cattle theft and a swindling impersonator.

P. J. O'Dwyer Burrowa Road Netiae Cowra O'Dwyer

Probate notice in New South Wales estate case

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales probate the administration of the estate of Thomas Joseph Abbott, late of Gloucester, to be granted to Perpetual Trustees Company Limited. Creditors must send claims to the undersigned at Womnersiy’s Gloucester office. Seyilon, Proctor for executors, by Aubrey Mafloran, Sollotter, 28 Martin Place, Sydney.

Southe Wales Thomas Joseph Abbott Lale Glourister New South — Wales Brame Deenasnd Yoann Trim Trustre Company Limited All Nations Womnersiy’ AM Sild Wow Seyilon

Axiom of South Wales Election Nomination Process

Old typed notice outlines election rules and deadlines for a South Wales voting matter. It mentions a roll will be taken on May 1st, 1985, between hours specified, with nominations to be signed by six persons and filed by August 1st. The document cites W.T. Brewer as the issuing official.

South Wales Brent Amd Hoscandi W.T. Brewer

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