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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 11, 1938

Page

4

Wild Brumbies At Reedy Creek Waterhole

Jonni Patterson Molly O'Toole and Clarence Welsby watch the last herd of brumbies gather at Reedy Creek Waterhole after a long day’s ride. A golden chestnut leader and four followers race to the pool, their powerful bodies and wild grace on full display under a late afternoon sun.

Jonni Patterson Maay O'foole Clarence Welsby Reedy Creek Wool Shed Patterson Molly Welsby Molly O'Toole Lawler Bess Flying Cloud

Water horse Flyng Cloud At Waterhole In Playful Display

A vivid scene describes Flying Cloud at a reed waterhole as she drinks with regal poise then prances and darts among her companions. Her movement draws admiration from John Patterson while the herd resumes playful interaction and a distant horse responds.

Gohanna John Patterson

Mother’s Search in War Field Recovers Son’s Body

In Warham, England a mother seeks her son Lieut Kilcoursie Courtney killed in France October 20 1918 aged 22. After years of wait and letters to the War Records Office she travels to the field near Maren with medical officers. She digs and finds the body buried in mud with a worn photograph in a khaki pocket.

Warham England Lieut Kilcoursie Courney France Flanders London War Records Office Maren Smuthen Heareh Ute Garth Hid Mvettier

R U R Ends Two Years of Pain for Maniinuo Man

Herbert J. Gillett of Maniinuo West Australia reports two years of arm pain and stiffness relieved after using Lakin RUM for a few days. The remedy is offered by Street & Parish Ltd with a free booklet available on request.

R.U.R Herbert J. Gillett Maniinuo West Rhuna Street & Parish Ltd

Sewing Machines on Sale and Reconditioned Repairs

New and used Singer dropheads priced from £10 10 with Rom shuttles, full enclosed cabinets from £12 10, easy terms, and 20 shillings deposit. All makes of machines repaired by W. Bedford, local agent. Garers' Casa Stores showcase Rom models with a Tarer address.

Singer W. Bedford Garers Casa Paltacy

The Hole in the Road and Its Legal Reach Across Empires

A discussion on road safety outlines how motor vehicles transformed construction, financing, and law. It notes English and colonial legal development from the 18th century to modern times, stressing liability for injuries and property damage caused by defective roads and motor travel.

Australia ALF Privy Council Great Brita Bul Australi Canada South Africa India Philly Elis Devote Leven Deven Tay

Wartime Speech Echoes British Preparedness Ambition

Fragmented remarks from a wartime discussion predict renewed rearmament and caution against complacency. Officials stress ongoing industry buildup, potential shortages, and the need to sustain effort to deter conflict.

Open Season for Stubble Quail Set by NSW Executive Council

The Central Executive Council approves an open season for stubble quail, with a daily bag limit of fifty birds and penalties of £20 per offence. Chief Secretary M Chaffey notes season details align with regional supply and interstate variations to protect agriculture during wartime. Firearm carrying on Sundays will be rigidly enforced by police.

Exeeuive Council PP Warston M Chaffey Carstratia New South Wales

Daring Dingo Incident Stuns Irish Miner at Bellsdown

An Irish timber worker at Lower Bellsdown was bitten when a dingo approached his bunk. The man kicked, causing the animal to snatch a protruding heel and trigger a frightful yell that drove others for cover. The tale from the Dorriga Gazette recalls the event with humor and danger.

Emerald Isle Dorrigo Lower Bellsdown Dorriga Gazette

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