National Defence Rally Draws 300 Gloucester Residents
A public meeting at Star Theatre drew about three hundred residents to discuss defense matters and form a Gloucester Defence Auxiliary. Enrolment cards were signed by 110 participants, proposing local militia, aviation, transport, and emergency services groups and a request for Defence Department guidance.
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Star Theatre
P. H. Deards
Gloucester
Brusner
B. Jenkins
Austen- Ma
Defence Department
Australia
Abyssinia
Austria
Czechoslovakia
China
Wim
Germany
Britain
United States
Hollands
Munro
Johnston and
Tull
Burgess
Stratford
Unis
Tormy
Uhere
Tom Hicks
Tasmania
Newcastle Aero Club
W. W. Hawdon
Jenkins
R. Britten
C.W.T
Mr. Jenkins
Hawdon
Anderson
Gloucester Defence Auxiliary League
Johnston
Messrs. Jenkin
T. Hicks
Deards
Hughes
Rail fares rise in New South Wales rail 10 percent March first
Suburban and country railway fares across New South Wales will increase by 10 percent on March 1. Freight rates on certain goods will also rise by 10 percent. Optometrist visit announced for Gloucester at Commercial Hotel with D. I. McDonald to consult on Friday March 17, hours 3 am to 5 pm.
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New South Wales
McDonald
F.B.C
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
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