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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1953
Page
1
Newcastle Trades Hall Council shows keen interest in the Barrington Tops route via Gloucester Tors. Reports cite officials and locals discussing transport, inspection plans, and potential road benefits including distance and speed improvements.
At a Tuesday chamber meeting, Marne A. L Short and Hardy led a motion to urge the Commonwealth meteorological authority to establish an official temperature recording center in the Gloucester port area. The action aims to formalize local climate data collection and public records.
The Gloucester Chamber of Commerce will recess over January. The next annual meeting date is set for March 3, with President W. Harton and Secretary Carian to oversee arrangements.
Stratford's successful bazar drew wide support from the community. Dr Channon organized events and a film evening featured notable works including Dormution and Jubilna Cas celsi ations. The finance and activities highlighted student involvement, with applause for the headmaster Mr Loomer and the junior farm project.
In the House of Representatives MP P. E. Lanes warned that compulsory unionism in BAW could threaten military preference in employment for British servicemen. Mr Lacock argued Labour figures show insincerity and that compulsory unions would not yield desired outcomes, noting potential indirect support for unions from Labour Party members.
At a Tuesday chamber meeting the group pushed for sealing the main road to Booral through Gloucester and Wingham. The department’s reply cited cost sharing and that trunk-road work must be funded. estimates ranged around 5,000 pounds, with Gloucester support noted and a decision awaited.
A Gloucestershire chamber meeting on Tuesday night discussed declaring a brick area in town for new buildings and alterations to the existing properties. The plan would allow or require construction with brick or reinforced concrete at specified locations under Town and Fire insurance rules.
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