New Business Premises Under Construction on Church Street
A historical notice describes the updating of premises for Mr. Palmore and Mr. Kendall on Church Street. The brick building with tiled front spans 41 feet by 60 feet, housing a draper’s shop, a restaurant, and chambers for DoH J. Hill, with detailed room sizes and architectural features noted. The enterprise aims to enhance local commerce and the block’s appearance, with Palmore overseeing design and build.
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Palmore
Fruit Kendall
Church Street
Chiuret Street
A W. Dan
Tiorghoni
Wits
R. Wilson
Aventinian
Siental Chambers
J. Hill
Kendall
Electricity Supply to Krambach Debate
The Manning Shire Council discusses extending electricity supply to Krambach. The issue centers on whether to extend the transmission line beyond the existing system and the need for local ministerial action to authorize a regional approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krambach
KING'S DECISION AWAITED ON ABDICATION ISSUE
London reports no definite abdication decision expected before tomorrow. Cabinet meetings held yesterday and today show less urgency as the nation debates the monarch’s fate. Winston Churchill questions Cabinet authority and Parliament’s will, while the King’s marriage prospects are said to delay constitutional urgency amid the strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Abdication Crisis Move Seen After Edward IIIs Exit
Canberra officials expect King Edward to abdicate and the Crown to pass to the Duke of York. Prime Minister Lyons urges Parliament to convene to approve a British act ratifying abdication and ending any marriage plans. The situation remains uncertain as Tuesday closes.
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Canberra
Edward
Big Edward
Mrs. Simpson
Duke of York
J. A. Lyons
Wednesuay
Mrs Freer Immigration Furore Splits Cabinet in Australia
The government faces a divide over barring Mrs. Freer, an Indian traveler, seen as an undesirable immigrant by Minister Paterson. Cabinet members clash on the issue, amid claims that hostile newspapers inflame tensions and threaten the government. The dispute centers on policy and political maneuvering rather than the merits of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Freer
India
Paterson
Country Party
Usa.p
Raymer
Gambling on the seasons in Australian fodder policy
The Director of Agriculture Mr. H. B. McDonald warned at the Dawarra district conference that Australians gamble on seasons, urging fodder conservation to prevent pasture decline in drought. He noted improved pastures still need reserves, with stock numbers limited by feed supply and drought risk, and discussed pits versus overhead storage and potential government financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. McDonald
Dawarra
Agricultural Bureau
McDonald
Nowendoc Sheep Shearing and Local News Briefs
Nowendoc reports sheep shearing underway with five to six thousand shorn. Sheep in excellent condition despite drought, pastures improved versus the hill country. Friday the 13th annual sports meeting drew visitors from Giro Walcha and the Hunter, with prizes evenly distributed. The Laur ie family now at The Ranch after 18 years at Giro. Thelma Laur ie engaged to George Micleb orough of Nowendoc. Kangaroos nuisance for Ra Mukka. Tom Hicks jons aided by lifted restrictions to allow destruction of up to 150.
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Nowendoc
Ule
Giro Walcha
Bert Laurie
Giro
Thelma
George Miccleborough
Tom Hicks Jons
Commercial Homebush Stock Sale Report
Sydney Monday cattle sale shows total stock 2408 with firmer trade for medium to plain cattle and dearer prices for good to prime. Best bullocks to £10 3s 8d, cows to £7, yearlings to £5 10s, calves 25s 6d to 83s 4d. calves about 600 penned. trade quality stock prevalent. buyers attendance increased and prices firmed by luncheon.
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Homebush
Sydney
B Pennant Cricket First Round Result and Meeting Details
The second game in the B Pennant first round saw Taree edge Glouces ter by one point on the local green in a tense match. The Electric Light Singles Handicap produced a double round of results with Hawdon defeating Lowe and Hough defeating Andrews in early rounds, Boorer prevailing Anderson in the final. About 700 pigs were penned at the yarding with prices rising for most classes, heavy and bacon pigs noted, while extra light workers eased slightly.
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Taree
Gloucester
Ard Glocester
Houghton McIntyre Woodward Adams Vo
Northam
Walker
Stokes
Hawkins
Chapman
Hawdon
White
Streetem
Wee Wratson
Lyne
Styles
A Sittt
Lowe Broscup
William Weismanter Dies in Maroubra Parish Resident
William Weismanter, aged about 80, longtime figure in Wadlama and Lismore districts, died after returning from holiday on the North Coast. A Catholic lay communicant, he was born on the Williams River in 1856, worked in dairying, and lived in Maroubra since 1910. Survived by two sisters in Wingham, a son Richard Weis mantel in Lismore, and daughters Mrs Mary D Arcy Randwick, Mrs Kathleen Scott, and Mrs Manger Cumming Maroubra.
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Manobri
Yeats
William Weismanter
Wadlama
Lismore
Wiliam Welsmanter
Williams River
Wallamba
Syinon
Maroobra
Mra
Holstein
T. Borham
Wingham
Richard Weismantel
Marv D'Arcy
Randwick
Kathleen Scott
Manger
T Cumming
Maroubra
Opticians Visit Offers Consultations at Gloucester Hotel
Opticians and optometrists from D McDonald FBO A and partners will attend and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday January 2. Hours 9 am to 5 pm. Please book your appointment. The German employed persons at August end stood at 1 896 000, up 87 000 that month and 1 206 000 higher than August last year.
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Opticians Vists
McDonald
FSM
London
Webster Jak
Monard
Sydney
Commiceeral Hotel
Gloucester
Germany
Advent church services listed across Gloucester and district
Church of England and other denominations schedule Advent services and sunday school anniversaries in Gloucester, Nabiac, Tuncurry, and surrounding areas. Services include morning and evening times, special confirmations, and midweek meetings under Rev H W Rogers Rev D Glynn Jones Rev J A Webster and Rev Wm Grif With Cochrane among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Gloucester
H.C
Copeland
H.W. Rogers
Waukivory
Stratford
Craven
Bowman Farm
R. C. Pereira
Rawdon Vale
Invergordon
Faulkland
Newcastle
Tuncurry
Wm. Grif
Cochrane
Lower Bowman
Craven Creek
Upper Barrington
Curricabark
Martens
Teem
Gold from Copeland and India broadcast stations
Copeland brings a 160 percent gold cache from 10 tons of stone, plus another 18 ounce yield from 13 tons. India approves eight new medium wave stations with a 300000 pound government grant. Britain’s railway robbery totals are about 10000 pounds weekly, America about 200000 weekly. London dog population falls to 213561 and Roe Canal nears 100 miles of desert, 148 feet wide and 88 feet deep. Speed limit about 6 mph.
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India
Great Britain
America
London
Roe Canal
Cricket Roundup Sparks First and Second Grade Action
Last Saturday completed the accom round in Ute first grade and third round in the second grade. Scorers include Wattles and Barrington with top totals by Piper Stratford and Jack Bignell. Gangat and Stratford produced centuries, while Gloucester beat Barrington in a separate second grade match as Ward’s River defeated Rockhurst.
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Thirtles
Wattles
Barrington
Gangat
Piper Stratford
Gangat Hebalsisen
Uhel
Bob Easton
Gangat Ani
Jack Bignell
Stratford
Innigs
Wallies
Onty
M. Price
Roy Kewell
J. Farley
Bagrimeton
Seai
Merchant Brothers
Keith
C. Gordon
Ken
R. Smith
Ron
Esteice
Gloucester
T. Leedham
A. Chub
Fern
Watties
Garner
Beattie
West
Aunt Smilt A
Chubb
Leedham
Merchant & Tat
Go Uon
Ul Qangan
Suratpord
Gangar Land
Bull Baslon
Yestow
Cyril Harnberger
Stenford
Riman
Jack Bignol
R. Sayers
J. Shulth
WARD
Rookhurst
Jack Ebbecke
G. Coleman
D. Shaw
Neicut
Rockhurst
H. Fraser
Taising
Tor
W. Martin Lonte
Ko Barrigelly
Frank Connolly
Bousoung
Laurie Atina
England in control as Australia falters at Brisbane test
England lead by 12 runs after a strong bowling display with Geldaman on top. Australia battle through first innings to 234 with Bradman and Bradman’s partners contributing, while England reply with Worthington and Oldfield scoring and multiple bowlers sharing marks. Final fall of wickets reached 284 in Australia’s innings as Verity and Vout claim key wickets.
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Bradiin
McCabe
England
Brisbane
Geldamen
Worthington Oldfield
Moe Cormick Barnett
Olddell O'Reilly
Fagg
Oldfield
McCormick
T Harmon
Robingon
Ames
Chipperfield Ward
Hardstaff
O'Reilly
Robins
Brown
O Reilly Allen
O'Reilly Verity
Sievers
Wart
Chipperticht
Worthington al
Olufield
Barnett
Badcock
Ward Fagg
Hammon
Sundries
Eat Australia
Fineteton
Verity
Badcock Allen
Bradman
Worthington
Voce
Robinson
Hammond
Voow
Chiperfield
Stevers
Aten _ Oldfield
Leyland
Ward
Allen
Bundits
Vout
Memory of Our Dear Mother and Mother-in-Law
In loving memory of our dear mother and mother-in-law who passed away at fifty five. Peacefully resting, she sleeps no more in sorrow. Though we miss her presence every day, her memory stays with us. Her devoted daughter and family.
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Ole Mets
Mary
SIAPY
Tranyound Sen-Incay
Will
Ane Craridinn
Nash
Gloucester Co-Operative Dairy Company drought loan plan
The Gloucester Co-Operative Dairy Company outlines government backed advances to help suppliers store fodder during drought. Funds pass through Rural Bank with no repayment until September next year and principal plus interest repaid in twelve monthly instalments ending 30 September 1988. ownership and consent by farm owners required for repayment responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shar
T. H Hodgins
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Tennis Sox
Colgate
Pyramid
Ail
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Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
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Will Anuver
Andrews & Johnston
Inville
Carsonville
Designa
A. J. Cavanough— Chemist
B. P. Dawson
OLD Bank N
W. Hls. McGlashan
P.O
John D. Benson
B.D.S
Sydney University
Church St., Gloucester
G. Ky Bonteth
MDA
Lee
Department of Walls
Miele
Amri
Manning Shire
Mrs. Freer
Maitland
Wigan Weisman
Church Services
Messia
Adama
Waters
Patmore
Tr. ‘Tagsell
Cricket
Free Presbyterian Church
Lower Barrington Church
J. 4. Webster
Gloucester River
St Us Parish
Forbes
Barley Hey Sui
Memoriam
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Carolan
Shire ‘of
Iction
Counch
Harry N. Chaplin
Anneil Chambers
W. Bedford
Pultmey Street
F. Weston
Joselerting
All Rage of
Messrs
KODAK
Ant Averington
Tepe
Kodak & Harringtons
Gh, Griffin
Optician
Aloucester
H. Coote
H. Coote Aweller
Anzos
Gloucester Co-Operative Dairy Company, Ltd
MRS
L. E. Hollingsworth
Denison Street
Grahame
Paspalum
Brian Carolan
Provuce Merchant
Lysaghts
Calman & CO
Gloucester West Maitland
Garden of Roses
Horlick
Peter
Nestles
Cadbury's
Garden of Roses Cafe
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