Jersey record Macquarie Laurens posts strong 300 day test
Macquarie Laurens, an eight-year-old Jersey cow owned by F W Johnston of Denman, completed 300 days test under the pure bred dairy cattle recording scheme with 1168 lb commercial butter. Her figures include 16 965 lb milk at 5.7 percent and 95841b? butter fat, equals 1168.79 lb commercial butter. Detailed yields show monthly and end-of-test totals, with end figures of 15 762 lb milk and 888.31b butter fat on 273 days lactation, averaging 6.3 per cent.
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Macquarie Laurens
Jersey
F. W Johnston
Denman
Macquarie Laurette
Maize Shortage Means No Price Relief Until May
The graziers report maize supplies will remain tight due to poor September crop, beetle damage, and farouche conditions. Early maize from the North Coast is due in Sydney this month but scant quantities will hardly ease prices, with relief not expected before May when mid and late crops mature if favorable weather holds. Tumut and Gundagai crops show strong potential amid current good rains.
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Sydney
Tumut
Gundagai
Gloucester District Rural School Changes and Greek Day Appeal
The Gloucester District Rural School moves from Taree to Maitland North Inspectorate under Mr D Drake. Enrolment stands at 321 with 104 in the Super Primary. Miss Farr visited to appraise Home Economics and accommodation. The Council cleaned the park for organised sport. Teachers and pupils are urged to fundraise for Combined Schools Greek Day Realising. Vida Phillips from the 1988 Intermediate group earned a Teachers College Scholarship.
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Gloucester District
Taree
Maitland North
D. Drake
Greece
Vida Phillips
Teachers’ College
Gloucester
Intermediate and Leaving Certificates Rules Shorten Papers
Under new Board rules the Intermediate certificate allows up to eight papers across six groups with English required and three groups minimum. Leaving certificates permit up to six subjects and eight papers, with optional mathematics paper for matriculation not counting toward general rules.
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Board of Secondary School Studies
S.C
Gloucester Red Cross Monthly Meeting Report
The Gloucester Red Cross notes a Tuesday meeting with Mesdames Higgins presiding and other members in attendance. Donations include £10 to headquarters and clothing parcels for hospital use as well as a flannel donation and sums from Mrs Garner. An Easter Hamper with food items is offered for sale and the upcoming street stall on March 6 is announced with member assistance requested.
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Mina M. Cameron
Mesdames Higgins
L. Rye
Frost
J. Fairey
D. C. Rye
Grahame
Andrews
King
Atwater
Highfield
Sheldon Jones Creagh
Chaplin
Husbands
M. Cameron
Rev Cross
Or Prine
Despaten
Red Cross
Sual
Maren
Optometrist Visit At Gloucester Hotel
Optometrist D. L McDonald of Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Pty Limited will attend and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Saturday March 15 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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McDonald, F.B.C.A
Honoura, F.sm.c
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Commercial Hotel
Gloucester
Gloucester Bowlers Make Strong Start at Country Week
Gloucester Bowling Club representatives Messrs R Sheldon J Carolan F Lowe and H Marks open Country Week with two wins and one loss by one point on Monday then two losses and one win on Tuesday. Matches against Campsie Lanton Lore Park Cooma and Mosman see Gloucester tally scores 18 17 13 21 11 22 83 Gloucester 11 21 13 10 19. Carolan listed among top bowlers in early rounds of singles championship.
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Gloucester
Messrs
R. Sheldon
J. Carolan
F. Lowe
H. Marks
Dun
Campsiel Lanbton
Lore Park
Cooma
Ag Mosman
Byron Bay
Corrimal
Canowindra
Hitler on the Defensive as Britain Holds Fast
The analysis argues Hitler's blitzkrieg failures expose a bluff. Germany's need to control Europe and sustain war resources hinges on Britain’s blockade, while German overextension and the Balkans shift strain. It notes Britain and a global Allied war mobilization, with Roosevelt confirming US support.
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Hitler
Europe
Britain
Germany
Balkans
Roosevelt
United States
Impressions of Bombay by Bob Laurie abroad with AWF
Bob Laurie, abroad with AWF, shares vivid Bombay impressions from a single day. He notes green harbour scenery, British barracks islands, colorful bazaars, carved ivory pieces, and a museum. He visits Temple of Silence, Grant Street area known for vice, cricket in a park, and busy waterfronts with native water and ginger drinks. He describes hotels, nightlife, and a bustling yet troubled urban mix before returning to the boat amid hawkers and crowds.
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A. R. Lauris
Bonnie| Doon
Rawdon Vale
Bob Laurie
AWF
Bombay
Grant St
India
Marine Drive
Pott's Point
Mae
Travelogue of a Gloucester Sailor in Australia and the Suez
An illustrated diary recounts a voyage through the Suez Canal into Australia. The narrator details Fremantle and Perth impressions, Melbourne docks, and Sydney Harbour, then travels to Port Adelaide and Port Pirie for copper ore cargo. A clash with dockside thieves in Melbourne ends with a Donnybrook and ambulance scenes.
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Suez Canal
Canal Zone
Australia
Fremantle
Aussie
Perth
Deligh
Swan River
Australa
Fremante
Melbourne
Sydney
Captain Cook
Sydney Harbour
Towrse
Lyndey
Jimmie Hind
Lyndej
South Australia
Port Adelaide
Port Pirie
Cal
Adelaide
Avd
Jack
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