Roll of Honour Gloucester district servicemen enlistments
The list records Gloucester district men who have enlisted, passed final medical, and are serving with the fighting forces. It notes that fresh enlistments will be added as they pass into service and invites corrections to ensure accuracy. Names include ARKLEY A V, ASPINALL David, BREESE Arthur, CLARK T W, CRANE E J, CURRAN A R, DAWSON B P, DRAHAN W J, EDWARDS E H, FERGUSON L T, FORDHAM Sidney, and many others across Gloucester and surrounding areas.
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Gloucester
Gloucester listing of names with notes on war service
An extensive roster of Gloucester residents and associated names, many with Gloucester ties, includes brief parenthetical notes. Two entries highlight wartime service: one man killed in an air crash serving with the Royal Australian Navy, and Fred Ellis who died in Madagascar on active service with H.M.A.S. Stuart. The notice requests that wartime regimental numbers and units be reported to the Gloucester Patriotic & War Chest Fund.
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Royal Australian Navy
Young
Eric
Gloucester
Price
Barry
Ellis
Fred
Madagascar
H.M.A.S. Stuart
Gloucester District Patriotic & War Chest Fund
P.O. Box
Pioneering Brookfield resident injured after horse kick
Friends report T P Walsh seriously hurt on Tuesday when kicked by a horse. He was admitted to Dungog Cottage Hospital where Doctors Wilson and Gilchrist performed an operation. Following the surgery his condition remained grave but stable.
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T. P. Walst
Brookfield
Walsh
Dungog Cottage Hospital
Postwar Problems and Reconstruction in England
After victory England faces reconstruction not a clean slate. The war reshaped state led economy, taxation, and saving, with much of the wartime fabric likely to persist. A gradual shift back to private enterprise must be managed to avoid disruption and preserve essential social and economic aims.
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England
Commonwealth
Diseased Cow Appeal Lodged in Dungog Court Case
Howard Alec Rumbel of Salisbury faced a Pure Foods Act charge after a diseased Jersey cow in his milking herd was found to suffer from seminomycosis. The cow was destroyed. Rumbel was fined £5 with costs and 16 days hard labour in default, with 21 days to pay. Evidence included government veterinary inspection and postmortem findings of fibrous tissue and maggots near the jaw.
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Dungog
R. Solling
Howard Alec Rumbel
Saliabury
Sergeant V. Gentle
Rumbel
A. M. Borthwick
TL. Williams
Maitland P.P. Board
Constable Bell
Ques- Mon Way
Borthwick
Salitary
Williams
Williama
Mr. Borthwick
Walter Ernest Sears
Hector Claude Advants
Defendant
Constable Belt
Mervyn Wilfred Saxby
Salisbury
Willam
Man
Gente
Witneng
Cattle Disease Case Involving Milking Practices
Witnesses described a cow with a neck lump treated at times with strong iodine and milked irregularly. The herd was in a paddock near the house while a stock inspector and local authorities were not properly engaged. The magistrate found the charge proven and imposed fines.
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Wit Tess
John
William Rumbel
Ewart Ralph Rumbel
Defendant
Salisbury
Wwlist
Patrick Dunn
Sergeant Gentle
Rumbel
Greek Day to Boost Fund by Twenty Five Percent
Dunbog businessman Anthony Barbouttis, a Dunbog Greek War Relief supporter, pledged to add 25 percent to the Dungog Patriotic Committee’s Greek Day appeal and match funds up to £50 or more. He invites volunteers to his railway refreshment rooms en route to Dungog, while a street collection is set for Friday March 7.
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Anthony Barbouitis
Dun
New South Wales
Duning Patriotic Committee
Dungog
Chronicle
Barbouttis
Patriotic Committee
Beer Strike Extends to Dungog Threats Black Beer
At a Hunter District Water Board Employees' Union meeting in Dungog, members discussed beer price lines and joined the parent union in declaring beer black. They warned local hotel proprietors that if prices are not reverted, beer would be black from Monday next. Rumors say Timber Work session members may join the strike movement.
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Dungog
Hunter
Travels and Adventures Across the Seas to Australia
The author recalls leaving Durban for various ports in Africa and Europe, then returning to England. Aboard a brother’s factory near the Thames he longs for the sea, joins his brother as a cook on an Australian voyage, and sails via the Suez Canal to the antipodes, reflecting on the canal and the dream of travel.
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Dela
Boa Bay
Port Elizabeth
Belts
Afnica
Cape Town
England
St. Helena
Ascension Island
Thames
Jimmie
London
Sydney
Simnale
Australia
View of the “Payentah
Dlantre
Antipodes
Suez Canal
de Lessops
Land of the Southern Cross
Optometrist D L McDonald to Visit Gloucester Hotel
Optometrist D L McDonald F B C A Honours F S M C London of Webster Jack McDonald Sydney Pty Limited will consult at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Saturday March 15 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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F.B.C.A
F S.M.C
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Commercial Hotel
Gloucester
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