PRIMARY PRODUCERS UNION MEETING DISCUSSES SERVICES AND RURAL ISSUES
The Dungog area branch reports on a lengthy meeting of the Primary Producers Union. Topics include Sunday police attendance at Gloucester, school retention at Greswick, ferry landings at Raymond Terrace, and a mandate to defend milk and butter markets during wartime. Delegates push for improved mail delivery, road and electrical extensions, and opposing unnecessary ferries overhaul during holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greswick School
C. E. Bennett
Department of Education
Greswick
Seaham
1 Wax
Seakum
Fisher
PMG
Raymond Terrace
Mount Kenwary
Central Executive
G. V. Ralston
England
Department of Agriculture
Milk Board
Strout Road
Stroud Road
Perrin’s
Barnes
Gorton
Lantry
Pyisdte
Meltne
Central F
Britain
Dairy Produce Export
L. B. Fishey
Newcastle Council
Clarence Town
Berry
Ruswell
Muir Fonds Department
Hexiai Ridge
Pepper
Priddie
O'Brien
West Maillind
Maitlandstow
Mabins
Masonite Corporation
Dungog
Strange wave of motorcycle accidents warning urged
A six day period last week saw six deaths and several injuries in New South Wales motorcycle crashes. The Road Safety Council and Minister for Transport Del Bruxner urge young riders to curb speed and act with courtesy to reduce fatalities and injuries. Last year sixty nine motorcyclists were killed and nine hundred ninety six injured. most injuries were avoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Tve
del. Bruxner
Road Safety Council
Optometrist Visit Notice At Commercial Hotel
McDonald Z R 0 4 honoured FSM C London of Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Pty Limited opticians and optometrists will be in attendance and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel Gloucenter AV yopulay intervala hours of visit from ham to 4 pan watch for date of next visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Z.R
Fsm.c
London
Webster, Jack & McDonal
Sydney
New Army arrives at depot in wartime Britain
J B Priestley recalls visiting the West Riding Regiment depot, noting a transformed barracks with washing-up machines, central heating, and a new canteen. He contrasts the humane, civilian efficiency of modern training with the old harsh discipline. Recruits, including Sanderson, adapt well, and officers praise the Militia Family as the finest recruits yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
West Riding Regiment
Sanderson
Gympagium
Jeneth
London Stone and Smuggling Darts Across Frontiers
The article recalls London Stone once at Cannon Street as a Roman marker later moved to St Swithin's wall and tied to Jack Cade. It then shifts to smugglers near a border inn using hollow darts to conceal valuables, with police noting darts routinely misthrown to smuggle items across the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
B.C
St. Swithin's Church
Jack Cade
Mortimer Jord
Poland
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FRY Bros
West Maitland
Gloucester
Sid Oldfield
Stratford
Howard Bignell
P.O
NEW Order
Pitt, Son & Badgery, Ltd
Jon Hy
Auluaylian
Cline
Bet
Reshue
Alleiea Alfvel
Druck — Wintheombe
Sydney Welle
Sviielicombe
Ree Bld
Wineheombe Muuise
Iriilay Sty Syly
the Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Grain Insurance & Agency Company
Flemington
Farmers & Graziers
Advocate
THE
Gloucester Advocate
Barrington ST
Primary Producers Union
Gloucester Rablway
Taree
McRae
Department of Main Roads
Iplley
Messrs
Alison and
Russell
Kennedy
My Reid
Australia
Bureau of Statistics and Economite
Colnelte
Council
Alison
RS League
Alex Smith
Messrs. Barnes
Priddle
W. J. Smith
L. B. Fisher
G. J. Russell
Kannary Branch
W. Bates
Tyrell Street
Grahame
GLU
Denison Street
Glouceste
New South Wales
Golden Gate Cafe
Kendall's Buildings
MRS
Thomas Cowan & CO
Tudor ST
Newcastle
O'Connell ST
W. Brooker
Box
Street & Paristi
J. Moutzouris
Garden OF Roses
Jules Peter
Rorlick
Gloucester 2
E. Patmore
Tom Hicks
Queen Street
J. B. Priestley
London Stone
Bimbashi
Woondoomaa
Shanazada
Shaton Amp
D. H. Bartlett
Barrington
Eves
Light
UGHT
Newrotte
M. Light & Son
P.O. Neycasine
Brian Carolan
Tong
AMLP
A.M.P
A.M.P. Society
Empire
Samuel Hordern
KDE
Victoria & Pulteney
W. B. G. Davidson
T. M. Breckenridge
D. K McLeod
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