Optometrists to Visit Gloucester Regularly
D I McDonald F B C A Honours F H M C London of Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Pty Limited will visit Gloucester regularly may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel Hours of visit 9 am to 6 pm Watch for date of next visit
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D. I. McDonald
F.B
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Gloucester
Commercial Hotel
Transfer and Promotion for Sergeant Hughes at Royal Police
Sergeant W. P. Hughes, in charge of the royal police station for about five and a half years, has received notice of his transfer and promotion to Coonamble and expects to move within a few weeks. An accident on Friday evening injured Mr. Reichert when a bucket hook caused a laceration to his nose. Dr. Kildare's Crisis and Two Many Blondes will be screened at the Majestic this Wednesday, followed by North West Mounted Police next Friday and Saturday. The Federal Treasurer is considering issue of notes to cope with currency shortages. Queensland Butter Board cans 750,000 lb in 24 hours at its Hamilton factory for export. An RAAF boy at Darwin wrote to Kempsey relatives noting all foodstuffs are canned, even the butter.
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W. P. Hughes
Royal Police
Coonamble
W. Tl. Reichert
Dr. Kildare
the Majestic
Cecil B. de Mille
North West Mounted Police
Queensland Butter Board
Hamilton
Brisbane
Kempsey
Darwin
Honorary fellowship for Sir Earle Page by Royal College of Surgeons
Sir Earle Page, guest in London as the Australian Government's special representative, received an honorary fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons at Fingland. A large farewell gathered to honor Rev R C Pereira and Mrs Pereira as they leave Wallamba for Bourke, with gifts of notes and a handbag.
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Royal College of Surgeons At
Fingland
Earle Page
London
Wallamba
Far West Mission
Cobar
R. C. Pereira
Pereira
Bourke
Big Crowd Welcomes Boys Home in Gloucester
A packed Majestic Theatre in Gloucester welcomed home Australian war veterans from overseas. W Bates D Beaton R Berry J Channell Joe Clark Wal Garner Tom Lanford A E McKinnon B McNampton J Moore P Phillips J Sheppard R J Webeck T Kellehear and Barry Price of the Royal Australian Navy. Local officials and the Ladies Auxiliary presented flowers and tokens while Tom Hicks urged support for the Gloucester War Chest Fund to sustain canteen orders for 300 returning men. The crowd heard speeches praising the men’s service in Libya Greece Crete Syria and Singapore and music by the O K orchestra accompanied a lengthy communal salute.
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Majestic Theatre
ALF
W. Bates
D. Beaton
R. Berry
J. Channell
Joe Clark
Wal. Garner
Tom Lanford
A. E. McKinnon
8. McNmaphton
J. Moore
P. Phillips
J. Shepherd
R. J. Webeck
T. Kellehear
Barry Price
Royal Austrian Navy
Tor
TRA Pyrene
Mynile
T. Moore
Libya
Greece
Crete
Syria
Singapore
Gloucester
J. G. Wilson
Jim Channel
Val
Australia
Bill Bates
Old Town
Mick Willis
Shepherd
Tobruk
Navy
War Chest
Arrowsmith
Joe Clarke
Percy Phillips
Bugwind
South Africa
Egypt
Crewe
Palestine
Durban
England
Scotland
London
Jacek Joever
Adelaide
Australian
Pte
H. Samuelson
Tom Hicks
Gloucester War Chest Fund
War Chest Fund
O.K
School of Arts
Returned Soldiers’ Social Committee
Australian Leslie Boyce poised to be Lord Mayor of London
Australian MP Leslie Boyce, a Gallipoli and France veteran, Alderman of the City of London and High Sheriff of Gloucestershire, is likely to become Lord Mayor of London. At 46, the former Sydney solicitor’s son has led Britain’s tank industry and politics, now part of a life-long aldermanic court. The ward vote drew over 70 attendees.
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Leslie Boyce
London
Dick Whittington
Boyce
Gallipoli
France
Majesty
Mr. Boyce
Taree
N.S.W
Flanders
England
Sydney
Chas. Boyce
South Austria
South Australia
House of Commons
Britain
Gloucester
Court of Aldermen
Percy Vincent
Many of the Boys are Home by Fitz o' Wingham
Poem saluting Australian soldiers returning from war. Praises resilience and bravery of the bush bred troops, allies, and victory prospects. References MacArthur, Curtin, and Japan, with hopes for peace and reunion in Australia. Honors districts’ servicemen, and notes fallen heroes with reverence.
Tennis Tournament Aids Patrol Funds in Gloucester
The Gloucester CWA Younger Set organized a Saturday tennis event for patrol funds. Courts at the park Narraweema Hospital and the Presbyterian Church operated. Winners included Narraweema Mrs. Sheldon Presbyterian Mrs. B. Monro and Park Mrs. Laird Mrs. Crane Mr. G. Freeman. Prizes donated by Street & Parish Garners Cash Stores W. Dan P. H. Le Quesne and Gloucester Hotel. The event raised about £7 with car and bells provided by local donors and tea served in the kiosk.
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Gloucester C.W.A. Younger
Narraweema Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Narraweema
Sheldon
Presbyterian
B. Monro
Park
Laird
Crane
G. Freeman
Street & Parish Pty. Ltd
Garners
W. Dan
P. H. le
Alleged Conspiracy Summons Served in Australia
Four Australians faced summonses for allegedly conspiring to assist the Japanese armed forces. The charges will be heard at Perth Police Court on April 29. Named defendants are Laurence Frederick Bullock, Nancy Krakoner, Edward Uningham Quick, and Leonard Albert Williams.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Japan
Commonwealth of Australia
Australia
Perth
Laurence Frederick Bullock
Nancy Krakoner
Edward Unningham Quick
Leonard Albert Williams
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