Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Gloucester Advocate in Gloucester, New South Wales

We have pages in New South Wales

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 02, 1941

Page

2

Welcome Home at Majestic Theatre in Gloucester

Nine months service in Darwin honored with a wristlet watch and bouquet presented by Mr Tom Hicks and Mrs Newton. Social Committee of the Returned Soldiers' League arranged supper. OK Orchestra provided music. Sister Lowrey praised Darwin and thanked supporters. Film lineup includes Major Barbara with Wendy Hiller, Rancho Grande with Gene Autry, and Nice Girl with Deanna Durbin.

Majestic Theatre Darwin Midna Lowrey Gloucester War Chest Fund Tom Hicks Newton Lowry Returned Soldiers’ League O.K Lowrey Wendy Hiller Major Barbara Rex Harrison Robert Newton Emlyn Williams Robert Morley Penelope Dudley-Ward Rancho Grande Gene Autry June Storey Smiley Burnette Mary Lee Roscoe Ates Ann Baldwin Golden West Deanna Durbin Deanna America England

Optometrist D I McDonald Visits Gloucester Firm

D I McDonald F B C A Honours F H M C London of Webster Jack and McDonald Pty Limited Optometrists will visit Gloucester regularly and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel Hours of visit 5 am to 5 pm Watch for date of next visit.

D. I. McDonald F.B.C London Webster, Jack & McDonald Sydney Gloucester Commercial Hotel

War Savings cashing criticized amid patriotic concern

City Press reports government worry over high War Savings Certificates cashing, up to 25 percent in one state. Locals are urged not to cash certificates promptly, as it fetters war effort and wastes group secretaries' time. Also weather brought heat, storms, hail damage to farms, with crops and livestock harmed. Gloucester Methodist Church marks 28th anniversary and debt liquidation with a tea on Friday. Mrs Farley, 82, widow of W G Farley of Stratford, dies. sympathy extended.

Barrington Arthur Madden Johnson H. A. Grant Gloucester Methodist Church

Serious Riding Accident Near Buckett’s Road

Mr Aubrey Sansom of Buckett's Road suffered a serious riding accident while moving stock toward William Town. A beast broke away and his horse fell, fracturing his pelvis. He tried to walk for help but collapsed. Ken Barbour found him and took him to Narraweema Private Hospital in town. His condition is reportedly as satisfactory as can be expected.

Aubrey Sansom Buckett's Road William Town Wellard's Lane Mr. Sansom Aubrey Ken Barbour Narraweema Sansom

Gloucester Shire Council Election Polling Places

Gloucester Shire election for councillors held Saturday with polls open. Electors in A Riding vote at Myra Station Kauthi Up Bowm Rockhurst Copeland Barrington Bundock Gloucester Shire Hall. B Riding in Rawdon Vale Invergordon Carsonville Heatherdale Forbesdale Barrington Stratford Gloucester Shire Hall. C Riding at Bundock Bulliac Gangat Waukivory Stratford Craven Forbesdale and Gloucester Shire Hall. D Riding voting at Gloucester Shire Hall. Any elector may vote at Gloucester Shire Hall.

Gloucester Myra Station Kauthi Station Upper Bowman Rockhurst School Copeland North School Barrington School Bundock School Gloucester Shire Hall Rawdon Vale Invergordon School Carsonville Hall Heatherdale School Forbesdale School Stratford School Bulliac School Gangat School Waukivory School Craven School Shire

Mishaps and Misses On Church Street Farm Yard

Mr Fred Smith, butcher on Church Street, injures his hand by hitting a wire while guiding a sheep. Mr Harold Hampton sprains his ankle chasing an escaped pig, foot in a hole, likely out for a week or two. The porker spared only by luck.

Fred Smith Church Street Elrugner Harold Hampton Harold

Fourth V C Winner Ro Cutler Awarded Victoria Cross

Lieut A R Ro Cutler aged 25 of Manly receives the Victoria Cross for conspicuous bravery. Fourth Australian and first Anetration artilleryman to win the honour. He lost a leg in his last exploit. Before enlistment he excelled as an athlete winning Blues in swimming rifle shooting and water polo. His Abbott relatives from Dungog send congratulations. Dungog Chronicle.

A. R Ro") Cutler Mes Arthur Cutler Manly Gueensland Cutler George Joseph William Abbott Dungog Messrs C. T R. A W. T. Abbott George Abbott Joseph Abbott Ro Cutler Chronicle

Missing Cliff Wilson Report From Naval Wireless Unit

Personal word from naval authorities last Wednesday to Mr and Mrs George Wilson of Dungog said their son Cliff was missing while serving in the wireless telegraphic unit in Sydney. Rev R C Turner visiting Cope land Mission will preach at Gloucester on Sunday December 7 at 11 am with further services at Copeland and Craven Creek. Bert Jory of Gloucester Postal staff off duty with a poisoned hand. R L Fitzgerald NSW State member to visit Gloucester next Thursday. Mrs W W Wilson Gloucester reports Stan and his brothers Herb and Jack, now in the Middle East, are in Stan's unit and sharing a tent. Sam Fordham reports his sons Sam and Sid are well in the Middle East.

George Wilson Dungog Cliff Sydney R. C. Turner Congregational Union of New South Wales Copeland Mission Gloucester Methodist Church Turner Copeland Craven Creek J. H. Farley Bert Jory Gloucester R. L. Fitzgerald W. W. Wilson Stan Middle East Herb Jack Sam Fordham Sam Sid

Market Report from Maitland Stock Sales Cattle and Pigs

Fat cattle yarding of 600 and 35 choppers and bulls described as medium quality with good attendance. Market 10 shillings dearer. best medium weight bullocks £14 to £15/6. best cows to £11/15. calves varied with best heavy calves 10s 6d to 15s 6d. pigs about 800 yarded with dearer prices, backfatters 9d 8d to 13s 9d 6d, bacon pigs 7s 4d to 8s 6d, slips and suckers 8s 6d to 26s 6d.

Maitland

Gloucester Red Cross Meeting Report November 18

Secretary shows attendees at the Gloucester Red Cross meeting held November 18 at the Red Cross Depot. Apologies listed, donations noted, items knitted, books and magazines sent, and thanks extended to many donors. Acknowledges community support for prisoners of war and local fund drives with specific gift attributions and totals.

Red Cress Red Cross Mesdames Higgins Hicks Channon Highfield Sheldon King Glover Cresco Chapelin Powell Hawison Smith Herner Jones W. Baston Shaw Street Goddard Glyn Jones Frost Ennedy Garner M. Cameron Mesdames Grahame L. EB. Street McGregor V.A.D N. Patterham Matthewson Rawdon Vale D. Hagan

Dairy Inspection Move Seeks Agriculture Dept Oversight

At the Primary Producers quarterly Council meeting in Raymond Terrace on Tuesday, A McRae of Gloucester moved to ask the Minister to place dairy inspections under the Department of Agriculture. He cited a health inspector’s claim dairies were filthy and noted public unawareness. Others complained of multiple inspectors and costly orders by Milboard, urging Agriculture Department oversight.

Primary Producers’ Quarterly Council Raymond Terrace A. McRae Gloucester Department of Agriculture McRae Kennedy H. J. Dennett Mil Board Alt

Look for the badge in the windows today

A public notice urges residents to display a badge visible in shop windows and make their hospital contribution today to support community health funding. The directive emphasizes civic duty and timely participation, urging prompt action from local residents and businesses alike.

Also Mentioned on This Page

P. le Quesne City Price Draper & Mercer Zinnias Petunias Anderson A. J. Cavanough Cyclops A.hazelwood Gloucester Hotel F. M. Smith Roma Optometrist Stratford V.C Lieut Arthur Reden Cutler Homebush Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Gloucester Red Cross M. Newton E. Harris Jim Higgins Robin Easton Jack Martin Bowman Laurie Bros Alf. Parish Tom Murray Joe Laurie Sister McRae G. D. Laurie R. Dew Mr. Rheinberger G. Hickman H. B. Haydon Ben Relf Tennis Party A. E. Smith R. L. Higgins E. M. Higgins Jack Laurie H. Saxby Belbora J. Holmes Lin Pa
Search Courier

Search the Gloucester Advocate Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Gloucester Advocate?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication