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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 10, 1939

Page

2

Bowman Farm subsidised school gains provisional status

Government approves conversion of the Bowman Farm subsidised school to provisional status starting 1 January 1939 after parental guarantees. A Jory is appointed teacher. Rev Roget’s absence leads Canon Cadell to conduct Sunday services. Ho L Anthony MP notes a £5000 Swiss die found during a Lithgow Arts Factory visit. The rabbit pest bill aims to empower locals to control rabbits, with traps limited to holes and night shooting prohibited.

C. B. Bennett Department of Education Bowman Farm W. A. Relf Me. Ho L. Anthony Murwillumbah Commonwealth Small Arts Lithgow Switzerland Australia Japan England Ulings

Local News Notes on Health and Personnel Moves

Rev H W Rogers at Tinka Private Hospital Newcastle shows slow improvement with no major change in condition. Mr A Brorson recovering after serious operation and granted a month’s leave by butter factory directors. Sgt Taylor of Wauchope appears well during town visit and is remembered for former Copeland Police Station command. Miss Helen Ferguson of town underwent appendicitis surgery this week. Mr McGown Gloucester Rural School headmaster departed for a month sick vacation seeking medical treatment.

H. W. Rogers Tinka Newcastle A. Brorson Afr Brorson Taylor Wauchope Copeland Helen Ferguson W. Ferguson McGown Gloucester

Rockhurst Parents and Citizens Hold AGM

The local branch of the Parents and Citizens Association held its annual general meeting on Wednesday night with good attendance. Officers were reelected: President A. Roa. Vice-Presidents Fraser Dimper and B. Redman. The treasurer reported a small credit and the Xmas Tree committee presented a report with thanks to helpers. The branch also applied to rename their school from Rosdview to Rookbyra.

Parents and Citizens’ Association A. Roa Messrs Fraser J. Dimper B. Redman Rosdview Rookbyra

Drowning Tragedy Ends Gloucester Man’s Life at Candletown

Jack Street of Gloucester, a longtime Candleton general store operator, died after a boat capsized near Cundletown on Manning River. Victor Johnson escaped, later recovering, while Street’s family mourns his widow and three children. The funeral occurred Friday afternoon.

Cunmdetiwa Manning River Dae Street Lee Street Gloucester Jack Street Victor Johnson Johnson Candleton Jate Shirley Lynette Carl Arthur Stroud Eric Newcastle Mia Jim Powell Bruce McGill Roseville Cundletown

Gloucester Soldiers Memorial Hospital directors meet in session

The Gloucester Soldiers Memorial Hospital board met on Saturday with President W. W. Hawdon and directors H. A. Bignell A. J. Woodward M. J. Landers L. J. Street and A. E. Moore present. Absent directors sent apologies. The only correspondence was a Hospitals Commission letter stating funds are not available to build the proposed hospital. Hawdon Street and Woodward to seek interview with Mr Otton of the Hospitals Commission in Sydney.

Gloucester ‘Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital Messrs W. W. Hawdon H. A. Bignell A. J. Woodward M. J. Landers L. J. Street A. E. Moore B, D, MacAndrew W. P, Reichert Bignell Directora Hawdon Street Woodward Sydney Otton Hospitals Commission

Armidale P P Directors Tour Gloucester District

Armidale Pastures Protection Board directors Mesars Croft Vyner Hicks and O Neill Rabbit Inspector Laurie, with T F Breese, toured the eastern and southern P P District. They met Gloucester officials and discussed stock camping reserves and a proposed transfer of Hungry Hill area to Gloucster district for easier access.

Mesars Croft Vyner and Hicks Armidale Pastures Protection Board Messra O'Neill Steol Jas. Laurie Rabbit Gloucester T. F. Breese Bretts P.P J. G. Wilson Pi Protection Board A. E. Moore Tom Hicks Armidale Board Hungry Hill Gloucester P.P Armisdale

School Notes Enrolments rise in Super-primary classes

The school reports weekly enrolments in ten dollars and a total of 92 in Super-primary classes with期待 reaching the century by next week. Some former pupils seek work. contact the school for trustworthy employment. Dr Campbell Campion, Medical Officer, examined all children and notices will inform parents of needed treatment.

Campbell Campion Kendall Gloucester Taree J. Harrison Jim Smith Jin Sydney Black Watch

Fortnightly cattle sale reports and prices across markets

Tom Hicks reports a lively special cattle sale with strong attendance and higher bids. The Gloucester pig sale shows steady demand for heavy porkers and store pigs with higher prices, while Fortnightly cattle and calf sales at Sparke Pty. Ltd. note good yardings and firm prices with many buyers present.

W. EB Rex, Smith G. Glover F. E. Edwards J. Matthewson Gloucester W. E. Sparke Gov. Pty. Ltd C. Lean Middlebrook T. M. Filia Stan Slade H. J. Dennett W. H. German Foot A. Mc Neil G Murray G. C. Muddie PT Parker W. T. Muddie P. Glover F. B. R. Gregory D. Green H. Lean Grant and Johnson B. Andrews E. McCarthy R. E. Lynch J. K Mackay B. Fraser W. L. Tull el Inst O. W. Sansom H. C. Blow W. Brassington A. J. Reeves Westley Bros F. T J. Atkina Church of England Tom Hicks W. C. Ridgeway Miss Bina Potter F. Burton Melmeth Smith and Sansom M. Garland W. T. Relf A. Lealle Borham Spruce Thomas Relf RM Baston

Calf sale at Homestead stock yard yields varied prices

At the Sydney Homebush sale buyers gathered for a fortnightly calf auction with strong attendance and advance rates. Numerous calves fetched prices from 4 to 54s 8d, with numerous consignments listed and bidders active in a brisk market. The sale, under Carson Ltd, reported 4080 head yarded with prime cattle and notes of lower rates for some classes. Next sale date planned for Thursday February 28.

W. B. Sparke Ger Fybra Buyera Borham Ninesa T. Gerson LM. Eb Tig D. R. Carter J. K. Mackay Don Crouch B. Yates Osmond Siwal T Gem Gallagher W. O'Neil H Patt Lynch Clit Patt Murray A. Mathison Burley L. Duff W. Bransington J. Vintner JS. Wilson C.J. Randle D. Beaton W. G. Wesmantel G. Moore Grant and Johnson A. Shelton Homebush Sydney Wiichcombe, Carson Ltd Bullockey

The Women Play Censored in Sydney amid Debate

Debates over censorship of The Women in New South Wales feature the Chief Secretary’s edits and ongoing press controversy. The piece notes public crowds, contrast with prior uncensored amateur productions, and critiques of obscenity and social mores.

Hur Sydney New South Wales America

You're a Sweetheart and The Rage of Paris at the Local Theatres

The record notes a Saturday and Monday engagement starring Alice Faye with a crack cast including George Murphy Ken Murray and Andy Devine. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. co stars with Danielle Darrioux in The Rage of Paris as the supporting feature.

Iestic Majestic Nice Faye Peonae Merchy Ken Murray Bis Stooge Ald Danielle Darrieux Douglas Fairbanks JR Mischa Auer Louis Hayward Helen Broderick Alice Faye Ani George Murphy Oswalt Fia Stooge Andy Devine William Gargin Frank Jenks Charles Winninger Donald Meek Frances Hunt Benny Goodmin David Butler Novello Brothers Edi Sedgewick Toe Dancer Five Playboys Maida and Ray Casper Bearton Douglas

January Butter Price Set By North Coast Factors

The North Coast Butter Factors Association fixed January butter prices at 12d a lb, up 1d from December and 1d above January 1938 pay. Higher London and Australian market prices and Louisian export demand drove the rise. Historically, the rate was the highest since 1934, with twelve months of data showing mixed monthly payments and overall gains for farmers compared with earlier low periods.

North Coast Assa. At Lismore London Lousialon Maren

Wanted Trustworthy Men for Long Hours at Grange

WANTED. Limited number of trustworthy men not afraid of long hours and satisfied to earn from £3 to £45 weekly. Business experience valuable. Apply in writing to L Wells, Royal Hotel, Grange.

L. Wells Royal Hotel Grange

Missing tyres on Stratford Stroud road seek return

Lost two spare tyres off a white truck between 8 and 10 p.m. Monday. One new ponte drial 40x8 tyre with tube and rim inflated. One Barnett Giess worn tyre with tube and rim inflated. Reward offered at Carson's Timber Mills Carsonville.

Stratford-Stroud Road Barnett Giess Carson's Timber Mills Carsonville

Missing object found near Forster and Gloucester

A shopping bag was found on January 14 between Forster and Gloucester containing a set of pulse teeth. The finder handed it to Singleton News Agency in Singleton for return to the rightful owner.

Forster and Gloucester Singleton

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