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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 10, 1934

Page

2

Gloucester Chamber notes mail delay to Kempsey

Mr L Gardner MoH forwards a Deputy Director Posts aid Telegrapha communication. Representations from Gloucester and District Chamber of Commerce and Development League regarding delay to correspondence posted before 6 p.m for north of Kempsey. Arrangements for a bag from Gloucester to Kempsey by the North Coast Mail. Contents to be sorted at Kempsey Railway for onward dispatch by the same train.

L. Gardner Moh Aid Telegrapha Gloucester and District Chamber of Commerce and Development League J.T Hoge Focal Post Kempsey Gloucester North Coast Mail Kempsey Railway Chamber of Commerce and Development League

Gold Price and Elections Amid Victorian Market News

The Common wealth Bank fixed gold prices for jewelry at Melbourne Mint for the week ended August 3 at £7/16 per ounce, a 100.26 percent premium, with payments by assay value. ounce fine price £8/10/2, down 23 on the week. Writ issue for the general election expected August 15, nominations close August 25. Kempsey band contest planned for October 27-28 with six bands and patronage from the Band Association of NSW. Norco Cooperative butter returns for 1933–34 fell three percent from the prior year despite higher production. Edith May Taylor engagement to R Darryl Johnston announced. marriage planned in September. A Maryborough nugget of gold weighed 1122 ounces and was assayed at 5402. discovery news delayed. Maryborough is to Victoria.

Commonwealth Bank Melbourne Norco Cooperative, Ltd H. Stratton Lismore Comfairwealth Tank Norco

Gloucester by election and gold mining notes

Gloucester by election updates and mining talk from Copeland Mines to Koala Mines. Reports cover South July activities, reef shifts, winze progress at Bridge and Newton’s mine, and supervisor notes on Shaft No. 1. Koala Mines renames and 25 acre Craven Creek option noted. Copeland Mines manager’s favorable report cited.

Etectro South Drive Reef Bridge & Newton's Southern Cross Koala Mines N.L Ives Reward North Gold Mining Co Koala Mines, Nile Musars A. L. Dawe Wiliam Bestwick Craven Creek Ns.w Cope

Election Notes Highlight Liberal Unified Campaign Tour

The Hon D R Hall speaks at Gloucester Tuesday night for Mr Bennett UAP. A Mair MLA leads meetings at Ward's River Stratford and northern divisions on advertised dates. F Thyer JP UAP organiser sets Gloucester HQ. Hall meetings at Star Theatre. W B Waller UCP speaks at Stratford Barrington Cope land Gloucester Friday. W Hawdon conducts campaigns in Wallama Manning regions and Stroud next weekend.

D. R. Hall Gloucester C. &. Bennett U.A.P A Mair M.la Ward's River Stratford Bennett F) Thyer United Australia Party Thyer A. Mair Mair U.A.B Legislative Assembly Hall Star Theatre GB. Waller UCP Barrington Copeland W. W. Hawdon Wallama Manning Hawdon Stroud

Popular Girl Competition at Gloucester Band Event

The Gloucester Brass Band hosts a Popular Girl Competition with candidates MISS PONT PARMERS MISS BONA PENFOLD and MISS N. HITCHCOCK taking city ballots. The band will also play in Memorial Park Sunday afternoon, inviting residents to attend the event.

Gloucester Brass Band I ‘Pont Parmers Bona Penfold N. Hitchcock Memorial Park Rand

Railway announces cheap holidays excursions for families

The Railway Department unveils a series of affordable excursions to Sydney and the opposite direction timed to fit school holidays starting August 16. Excursion tickets will be issued at the focal station with two month validity and seating or sleeping berth options. Children under four travel free and those under fourteen pay half the adult fare. Handbills with full details are at the railway station. early copies are advised.

Railway Department Sydney Gloucester Hale

Gloucester to name squad for Taree match

A team will be picked from B Yardy B Penfold 8 Pen fold B Shaw 1 Bolton J Penfold 1 Mathewson P Lowe C Landers C Meinnes V Lowrey 0 Yates E James to represent Gloucester against Taree at Taree on Saturday week. Selection will consider players who attend practice at 2.30 pm tomorrow.

Gloucester Taree B. Yardy B. Penfold Penfold B. Shaw Bolton J. Penfold Mathewson P. Lowe C. Landers C. Meinnes V. Lowrey Yates E. James

True balance urged for price relation to aid producers

James Ashton addressing Commercial Banking Company of Sydney shareholders on July 31 highlights unremunerative prices for primary products. He argues that prosperity hinges on true balance between primary commodity prices and others, as rises in general price levels alone won’t help. Ottawa Conference links to inter-Dominion preference provoke reprisals and nationalism threatening global economic improvement.

Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, Ltd James Ashton Ottawa

Miss Alethea Abbott 22 Dies At Kenilworth Dungog

Dungog district mourns the death of Miss Alethea Abbott aged 22 wife of local families. Daughter of Mr and Mrs I H Abbott of Violet Hill Dungog she was a noted horsewoman who rode at the Royal Show Sydney from age six. She conducted dancing and physical culture classes raising funds for Dungog Hospital. Her funeral from Violet Hill was held at 2 40 pm with a guard of honour. many floral tributes marked community sympathy.

Dungog Alethea Abbott Mra I. H Tate Howard Abbott Abbott Dungog Hospital Ann Josephine Marjorie Bruce Violet Hill Dungog Chronicle

Proposal to realign Pacific Highway via Medowie route

E T Wood of the Medowie Progress Association writes to support a new link from Stockton through Williamstown to the twelve mile on Stroud Road. The aim is an eight mile shorter route with a level sandy terrain needing minimal bridges. He argues the road would benefit tourists anglers and general traffic and could be built at low cost despite current bad conditions.

Medowie

Private Sale Notice in Coamock Auctioneer Listing

Auctioneer W. Snape announces a private sale listing for one item See seat A Pai Full particulars available upon inquiry at Boa 22 Coamock.

W. Snape Coamock

Bowls Handicap Pairs Highlight Event Tomorrow

Bowls enthusiasts anticipate the popular handicap pairs event tomorrow with a cut-off time no later than 2 p.m. Last Saturday's winners were J. Alder and A. Rae who defeated Rev. Alexander and T. Andrews. Other notable results include Rae and Alder 9 to 2, Dr. Munro 4 to 3 over Kendall, Goddard 4 to 25 23, Tresidder 32 to 29, McAndrew 10 to 6, Teal 6 to 5, Anderson 4 to 4, and Rawlings 40 to 41 over Street.

J. Alder A. Rae Rev. Alexander T. Andrews Rae Alder Dr. Munro R. Kendall R. Kendall 3 Best H, Goddard 4, W. J. Adame Ser. 25—23. J. McIntyre 8, D. Boorer Best A. Smith J.tresidder B. McAndrew A. Teal P. Anderson J. Thomas W. Richardon le . Street

Craven Creek Benzine Blaze Injures Davis at Mine

At Southen Crags mine on Tuesday night Mr. J Davis sustained severe burns from benzine handling and hot exhaust. He was taken to Roma Hospital for treatment to head and arm burns. Also noted is Mr. Arthur Randle undergoing appendicitis surgery at Taree Hospital, now progressing favourably. Craven Creek crossings flooded by recent heavy rain, hindering motor traffic and delaying mine supplies.

Thornycroft Southen Crags J Davis Davis Roma Hospital Arthur Randle Craven Sheek Taree Hospital Craven Creek

Championship rounds spark mixed results in golf events

The qualifying round of the teach Cup amtv Cimsviation Eight unfolds over the weekend with a drawn lineup including Pawelsit Langfort and Woodward Thurlow. First round results show defeats for Mrs Yates, Mrs Parish and others while several forfeits occur. At Raymond Terrace Gloucester associates beat the local team nine to one with several match winners listed. A friendly between Mrs Ashworth and Mrs White ends narrowly with Ashworth winning.

Olob Camronseny SMF Holon Dallows Pawelsit Langfort Woodward Thurlow Gurner Tinner Metatua Umarhine Blcel Anerson Coote N Kye Daalon Brailes Yo Thoms Remsivung Vy Moore Laurin Yo Snow Bye Poly Hoel Yates Parish Strest Garner Hogg D_ Higgins Raymond Terrace Gloucester Associates Cavanaugh Calman Miss Middlebrook Fingeet Newta Hopkins Vares Turner

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