Optometrists Visit D. Jaci & McDonald in Gloucester
Optometrists Jaci and McDonald of Sydney limit ed firm will visit Gloucester on Saturday February 1st at the Commercial Hotel. Hours at visit are from 9 am to 4 pm. Mr D. Jaci McDonald, honours, London listed as FB.C.A. will be present for consultations and fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Fb.c.a
London
Webster
Jaci & McDonald
Sydney
Gloucester
Jum
To & Pam
Sam Martin
Burrell Creel
Martin
Country Party
Wiseman
W. Sidner
Beautifully grown fruit and local fund drives noted
The article highlights a Skibo Tea event by Mrs. B Huge to aid Vale Red Grass funds, with £16 8s raised for Gloucester Red Cross. It mentions fruit displays from A K Carter Boonara including peaches of J H Bale variety, lemons, and a Red Cross window exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skibo Tiver
Mra. B
Weldag “Skebo
van Auterday Mtb
Vale Red Grass
Gloucester Red Cross
K. Power
Cahark
Tom Hicks
Breese
Ward
W. Easton
Carson
Grahame
M. Ross
Sule Frangipaui
Pte
Dawet Ross
Allan Crawhob
Lol Farley
A. K Carter
Boonara
Cirracabark
J. H. Bale
Red Cross
Five Tamp Delve Steams Toward 20 Million Tone Year
The chairman of the United States Maritime Commission says the total programme to build ships, including that buildings and plundered, was 496 ships. He notes completed whips are arriving at a rate exceeding the daily and expects one ship every four hours, aiming to reach over 20 million tons annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Maritime Compaision
Wxtimates
Washington Mopane
Gloucester District War Chest Fund Appeal Details
In Gloucester District the patriotic and war chest fund organized a statewide Sports Girl event to raise money for the Comforts Fund. The Gloucester War Chest Committee decided to appeal for direct donations and distributed amounts already received across the district to supporters and obientors to bolster funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester District Patriotic and War Chest Fund
Comforts Fund
Gloucester Wir Chest
Hinatechilhteore
Hiv Alrenty
Gloucester soldiers greet homecoming from war front
Personal letters recount a Gloucester gunner Dick Channell on leave after 14 months in New Guinea and the Middle East. Others returning include Eric Ywongi and Privates Sutton Smith Mills and Carthews. Notes cover vacancies, appointments, and local social events amid postwar relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Gunner Boy
Dick) Channell
Nas
Mitch
Welian
Nmos
Gunn
Cave
Eric Ywongi
Jhealnn
Cape Cglmtoaster
Dept. of Information
New Gaines
Ellen Burner
Herdaigheler
McIntoaty
Jaye
Helinoy
Guyra
Armidile
Kimmy
Solmoling
Ariwneate
A.W
Mendir
Department At Agriculture
Ben
R. B. Cash
Savage's Services Stores
Kempsey
Country Party
North Coast
Port Stephens
Queensland
Marle Farley
Bank New
Gloureath
James Farley
Marie
Gwen Hawkins
Beas Shepherd
Gloucester
Madlexy Angus
J. Smith
Bow- Man
Mills
Soc
Smith
Cpl
P. F. Carthews Accel
F. Carthew
Glo Dester
CCC
Roy Brown
BM Ferguson
Latimore
Sleeper Inspection at Gloucester on February Day
The Storey Branch Department of Rail announces a sleeper inspection at Gloucester on Tuesday February 15 at 6am. Officers require proper forms to be completed at the start of the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storey
Dept. of Railwire
Gloucester
A. H. & P. Association Water Concession Meeting Notes
At a commutter meeting the Gloucester Shire Chairman invited the Association to send representatives to a council meeting on the 10th to discuss water connection for the showground. Debate centered on who should pay costs with military and council responsibility clarified. A Show Committee and a Carnival-Rides committee were formed to plan arrangements including a Rodeo tentatively set for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Shove
Gloucester
Chiinell
Couneil
J. H. Parlyy
H. Menon
A. McRae
Pounell Meting
Metta
Mnilvestamdt
Mer
Abnott
Mossra
Faring
McSwan
Linas
Joh
Sid
My. Farley
Vmiut
A. P. Abbott
Parish
Show Association
Stanton
Gresham
Yie
Chiinet
Highfield
Nck
Siinius
SODRO
Tor Watrinte Puypores x
Traver
Assuvialian
Dante
Red Cross Society Monthly Meeting Report
The Red Cross monthly meeting in February reported a total of £16 18s 6d. Cash donations were listed from Mrs BR Monro 17s, Mrs FN Lauriy 18s 2d, Mrs Ale Smith 10s, Mrs W Crowfoot 4s, Mrs A Corbett 0s, Mr Herbert E Hrgegins 10s. The bake sale proceeds by Mrs Le Quesne realised 8s 3d and won by Mrs Kennedy. The Black dial contest was won by Mrs W Garner, earning 2s 10d. Tickets for pig and turkey remained available at the depot and Mr W Reichert. A cake donated by Mrs Giddey was finalised on Saturday evening, won by Mr W Reichert, realising 6s 19.8d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
BR. Monro
FN. Lauriy
Ale. Smith
W. Crowfoot
A. Corbett
Herbert E Hrgegins
Thy Tay Ding
le Quesne
Kennedy
Wedding at St Pauls Church Gloucester
At St Pauls Church Gloucester on 30 December the Rev J A Smith officiated the marriage of Gladys Thelma Taylor to Joseph Leonard. The bride wore a gown of marigold satin with orange blossom coronet and was escorted by her father. Bridesmaid Daphne Taylor wore pink crepe. best man was Erle Nvlaun. The couple left for Armidale for their honeymoon, the bride in brown crepe Varona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Church
Gloucester
J A. Smith
Gladys Thelma
Daphne Tayor
Nater
Erle Nvlaun
Armidale
Meat Coupon Rules for Children Under Nine
The Director of Rationing Mr Cumming explains meat coupon use for children under nine. Coupons must be marked and presented to butchers to prove a lawful ration. Households may transfer sheets within a home. owners must log their ration book number and provide receipts. Rural deliveries may deposit coupons with local butchers to ease hardship. Officers will inspect shops to enforce regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Cumming
Mr. Cumming
Cumming
Travelling Stock Case Before Copernock Police Court
A man was fined for failing to provide a travelling statement to a permit officer. Eric Armstrong, Moorland Permit Officer, led the case. the court noted no permit officer in the PP District can demand such statements. The ruling clarifies authority over stock movement permits along boundary roads and land crossed by travelling stock.
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Coopernock
Eric Armstrong
Moorland
P.P
Boundary Road
Late War News From Dnieper Gap Battle Update
Stalin reports a 100 mile German line gap closed as seven divisions were driven back in a major clash near Kikopel. German casualties near 100,000 estimated by a Moscow correspondent. official tallies show over 12,000 killed, 2,000 prisoners, with 880 tanks and 3,300 vehicles seized or destroyed. Kwajalein Group advances as 90 islets secured, Namur and Roi islands hit, forming eastern Kwajalein perimeter and preparing joint forces with new air bases and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dnieper
Marshal Stalin
Kikopel
Qeest
Elip Wuptite
Apostolwvu
Moscow
Jed
Kanev
Pacific Fleet
Kwajalein Atoll
Marshalls
Gugegwe
Bizie
el- Ir
Kwajalein
Gloucester stock at Homebush auction report
Gloucester dealers Ham berger Bros and Sansom top the sale with 11 cows and heifers averaging 8 pounds 7 shillings 10 pence per head and 22 vealers at 10 shillings 7 pence while a bullock sold for 10 pounds 1 shilling at Winehoombe as the Regional Development plan outlines a state move to divide New South Wales into resource based communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Homebush
Hamberger Bros
Securus
Sansom
Winehoombe
Cargon
Sulet
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Paton & Baldwin
P. le Quesne
City Price Draper and Mercer
A. I. Cavanough
A. Hazelwood
Optometrists
Che Gionsiste
Adhoere
Majestic Theatre
New York
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Dani
Sue MacVeigh
van Heflin
Patricia Done
Virgina Grey
Sam Leven
Cecilia Parker
Pywman
Shove Sports
Grusater
J. Bennett
Church Street
Hooke
Dungog
Hancons
Nabines
A.C
Baston
Crowther
Norman Mckinnon
Roa. Read
Cobark
Joseph A. Ross Andgar Taylor
Laurie
N Channon
Mies J. N. Channon
Barbara. Jory
A. E Hannafora
BR. Landers
Mrs
Siiisim
Audins Prunes T Patt
Fiynn
A. H. & P. Association
RED Cross Society
Leonard—Taylor
New South Water
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