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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 08, 1939

Page

2

Gloucester August 8 1999 Public Notices and Events

Glouces ter community news covers Rifle Club figures Captain Hutchinson visiting, wreath laying by Chullora Returned Soldiers Rifle Club, and a welcome for Moderator Reverend Marchant. Prize winners in P Le Quesne sale advertised. Political recap by C S Bennett on Gloucester policy support. Upcoming Majestic Theatre screening of Three Comrades and I am the Law with Robinson and Barrie.

P. le Quesne G. W. Murray Erich Maria Bernarque Majestic Theatre Robert Taylor Margaret Sullavan Franchot Tone Robert Young Remarque Europe Taylor Erich Patricia Miss Sullavan Tone Asx Kanter Lenz I Am the Law Edward G. Robinson John Beal Wendy Barrie

Gloucester Panturs Protection Board elects deputy chairman

Mr. A. J. B. Laurie was elected deputy chairman in the Gloucester Panturs Protection Board on Fria replacing the late G. A. Andrews. Mr. Keith Whatson, formerly secretary of the Gloucester Club, left Aberdeen for Harrington with his parents and joined rifle shooting with Gloucester Rifle Club at Chullora and Wingham Cubs.

A. J.B. Laurie Gloucester Panturs Fria G.A. Andrews Keith Whatson Aberdeen Harrington J. Whatson Gloucester Gloucester Rifle Club Chullora Wingham Cubs Keith

Opticians and Optometrists Visit to Gloucester

D I R ISTS visit by D I McDonald H MLC London of Webster Jack & McDonald Opticians and Optometrists will attend and may be conmituted at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday August 3. House of visit from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

McDonald, Fb.c.a London Webster, Jack & McDonald Sydney

Gloucester Rifle Club Hosts Chullora Visitors Banquet

The Gloucester Rifle Club welcomed members of the Chullora Returned Soldiers Rifle Club to a banquet after a range match on Saturday. Wingham Rifle Club members joined the event. Toohey's Tankard was awarded, and cups presented amid speeches praising hospitality and new friendships. A Sunday picnic at Little Manning River followed the visit, with praise for Gloucester and Anzac Range hospitality.

Rifle Club Captain Hutchinson Victoria Barracks New South Wales A. Roberts Chullora Club Captain Hutchison Mr. Roberts Roberts Gloucester Wingham Ride Hutchisson Chullora Returned Soldiers Rifle Club C. Ralph Gloucester Club J. Watkins Mr. L. Farley Meanra Hi. Lowrey Hitchcock J. Davey Dr. Dearda Messrs T. A. Corbett J. Watling Eone Chullora Tibue Sydney

Wingham Wins Team Match At Gloucester Visit

In strong cross wind and late afternoon shadows Wingham Rifle Club defeated Chullora Returned Soldiers and Gloucester in a Saturday teams’ match at Gloucester. Wingham took Pooley’s Tankard with a five point lead over Chullora, while Gloucester trailed five more behind. Chullora’s J. Gaal shot the best score of 40 points, the only possible, earning Hy Coote cup for highest aggregate. Scores listed show Wingham with McLeod 38 Pollock 37 Smart 86 Robinson 36 Sawyer 46 and others.

Wingham Rifle Club Chullora Returned Soldiers’ Rifle Club Gloucester Rifle Club Chullora Club Gloucester Wingham Club Poohey Messr Toohey's St Wingham Chullora Sydney J. Gaal Hy Coote McLeod Sal Pollock Smart Robinson Sawyer

Muir Elected United Australia Leader and Premier

Mr A Muir was elected leader of the United Australia Party at a Saturday meeting and sworn in as Premier. A motion to form a wholly UAP ministry failed 3 to 4. Muir announced he would pursue the policy of censure, reflecting the downfall of Stevens. The new ministry mirrors the old, excluding Stevens with Primrose now health minister and Mair taking premier and works duties.

C. 5. Bennett Gloucester A. Mar Spooner Ben~reth Bennett A. Muir United Australia Party Spooner Wat Tomimate Inew U.A.P Mair Richardson Stevens Primrose M. F. Broxner

Died at 102 Jerry O Keefe a roving Aussie strongman

Jerry O Keefe died at 102. A sailor miner prospector and road builder he bore red hair and famed feats of strength. He journeyed from Ireland to Australia landing at Adelaide and moving through Broken Hill Lambing Flat and Sydney where he celebrated his hundredth birthday with a visit to the city.

Jerry O'Keefe Samson Nan O'Keefe Australia Trsland Ade Inde Broken ‘Hil Sydney

P P Board Finances Report on July Funds and Rates

The P P Board Secretary Mr M Newton reported on July 1 finances including General Fund with arrears notes and reminders to be sent. Reserves Improvement Fund shows no credit balance and Travelling rates are £10 behind last year while Scalp Fund records £47/14/6 paid for 137 scalps this period, versus 142 scalps last year with £40/17 paid.

M. Newton P.P. Board Moore P.P Thors

MAITLAND STOCK SALE REPORT CATTLE CALVES PIGS

Cattle 2125 yarded with firm market. Best bullocks to £11 light £4 10 heavy cows to £18 10s. calves about 100 yards mostly inferior quality. Pigs about 520 penned with keen competition. best heavy pigs to 130s, baconers 62/6 to 67/6, porkers 44/4 to 48/6. Overall market steady to firmer across fat cattle calves and pigs.

Homebush Sydney Moniay Pitt, Son and Badgery, Ltd Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd Maitland Light

Untitled sports note on canceled tour near Newcastle district

Tiness all other causes necessi tated the cancellation of the tour around Newcastle district. At this last moment five members of the team were found to be unavailable and there were no emergencies. On Saturday a game was arranged between the older and younger men. After a great deal of argument the question of producting birth certificates was abandoned and a margi nereed upon. Results Yoole, Guyatt, Houghton, Mac- Andrew- Andrews, Street, Adams, Haw von Collier, Morgan Adler, Woods wand az Yeni, Ebbeck, Boorer, Carotan-ye

Newcastle Yoole Guyatt Houghton Mac- Andrew - Andrews Street Adams Hawvon Collier Morgan Adler Woods Wand ’ ' Az — Yeni Ebbeck Boorer Carotan

Saturday Results in A and B Grade Tennis Matches

Semi finals held Saturday saw War's River beat Upper Barrington 6 3 49 37 and Factory defeat Stratford 5 3 45 26 in A Grade while Rockhurst won 6 3 43 30 over Factory and Upper Barrington prevailed 5 4 41 38 in B Grade. Amateur concerts by prisoners in Maidstone Gaol have prompted a permanent theatre plan for Kent.

War's River Upper Barrington Factory Stratford Rockhurst Gang Ward's River v. Factory Paricourt West Rookhurat Y Presbyterian Court Boorer Maidstone Kent

Miss Gwen focuses on new evening gown for social event

A small ad promotes a new evening gown by Miss Gwen at Barnsley Ladies. It highlights fit and style guarantee, modern fashion at moderate prices and invites customers to call and see the design for the upcoming season show ball.

Gloucester Church Services Selections and Times

A list of church services across Gloucester including Church of England and Presbyterian, with details of pastors and times for Sunday and weekday meetings. Also notes a Gospel Service at Kyungel Favenshaw Street and weekly Bible study on Wednesdays led by D Monteith.

Church of England Glouvesyy Up Gloucester Ryerson Copeland Canan Willarinun Nablae Mhirehwe Ragland Tracy X. FollYord Am. Hou Natiay Am H.C. Dyers Uepsaing LL Ai HC Colangulook Fursiee Rey Hawnington Presbyteria Glouchester T Pa Gangat Lower Bowman Upper Bowman Upper Barrington B. Martens Strotc District Baptist Chive Stratford Wasd Strowl Ginsan A. Baker School of Arty Hall Kyungel Favenshaw Street D. Monteith

Gloucester bullocks at Homebush bring strong prices

In a Gloucester market report traders noted a good selection of bullocks from Alp and Moore at Homebush last Thursday. Prices reached 210/17 average per head with Curson's consignments topping the sale. Moderate supplies of cattle were available for forthcoming sale days.

Gloucester Homebush Alp Moore Gloucester Winekwombe Curson

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