Scone Gloucester road debate and local weather notes
Mr H C Carter forwards letters from the Minister for Local Government and from the Scone Advocate and Mr W J Hindmarsh about the Scone Gloucester through road to Barrington Tops. Heavy rain brings flood risk with lightning strikes, damaged trees, and delays to mails. Credits the Manning Wallamba watersheds for autumn forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCONE
Gloucester Road
H. C. Carter
M.L.A
Carter
W. J. Hindmarsh
Manning
Wallamba
Brown's Creek
Karkatt
Krambach
Gloucester
Practical Jeweller advert from Gloucester
An old advertisement urges readers to start their time price right by purchasing from Coote, the practical jeweller in Gloucester. The fragment suggests a watch or clock reliance on the offer and promotes the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coote
Gloucester
Gloucester Show near with strong prize list and opening
The Gloucester Show nears with a generous prize and donation list from local firms and business leaders. Premier Stevens will officially open the event on March 12, drawing a larger crowd, while Alfred Jones of Mores acts as judge for horse events. Entries close March 7 with schedules available from Hon. Secretary Dawson or Assistant Secretary Matthewson.
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Promisien
Lst
focal buuml+ hess
Gloucestersesources
Gloucester
Stevens
Distriots
Alfred Jones
Mores
North
North West
Tor
Advocate
B. P. Dawson
J. Matthewson
Copeland Unemployed Meeting Presses for Relief Scheme
A meeting of the Copeland Unemployed Committee at Gloucester School of Arts discussed the impasse with Gloucester Shire Council over transport to work. Speakers Cook, Boardman and Moseby urged government relief, noting council pressure and food refusals for single men while appealing to business leaders to push the relief conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland Unemployed Committee
Gloucester School of Arts
Messrs. Cook
Boardman
Moseby
Gloucester
Meat agreement approved by Commonwealth and British governments
The Commonwealth and British governments approve principles of a new meat agreement. It preserves Ottawa restrictions on foreign meat, allows dominion meat imports without limits, and imposes duties on all fresh, frozen, and chilled meat and animals imported into the United Kingdom. The pact runs from July 1, 1935 to November 1936, alongside a broader imperial trade policy discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Ottawa
Dominions
United Kingdom
Jda 'B
Australians Aim to Improve Beef Quality for British Market
A Buenos Aires Herald writer discusses Australia’s past year efforts to develop chilled beef for export. He notes Australia lacks Argentina’s pastoral conditions and climate but expects reforms, importation of stud bulls, and long term cattle grading to raise quality and capture a larger share of the British chilled beef trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires Herald
Anntalia
Australia
Argentina
England
Stroud Delegation Seeks Forster Ocean Baths Relief Loan
A Stroud Shire deputation led by President Dr. B Harris and Shire Engineer C C D Stone met Labour and Industry Minister J M Dunningham on Tuesday to seek permission for relief workers at the Forster ocean baths and to float a loan of 2500 pounds for materials. Dunningham agreed to relief work and to recommend to the Unemployment Relief Council that the loan be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud
B. Harris
C. C.D. Stone
Unemployment Rettef Council
Man killed by lightning during violent storm
A deadly lightning strike killed Thomas Gunn, 53, while he and others tried to shelter a sick horse near Kempsey. Mrs. R. Clarke was shock damaged, Cavanagh felt a tingle, as outages and fires disrupted the region. The storm damaged the Clunes exchange and left Lisomre dark, with roofs blown into the river at Chatsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasat
Tees
Kempsey
Thomas Gunn
Sherwood
Cavanagh
R. Clarke
Clunes
Apparatan
Lismore
Statlion
South Lismore
Maclean
Chataworth
Jordan
Thompson Warns NSW Election Stakes on Coalition Pact
At the Pamworth by election meeting Mr W C Thompson MP warned the next state election could end the three year coalition between the Australian party and the United Country party. He said Premier Bruxner must win to sustain government and prevent rural stagnation and political confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Pamworth
United Country Movement
Vv. ¢. Thompson
Auatratin Party
United Country Party
New South Wales
Stevens-Bruxner
Bruxner
Lang
Anderson Trophy Bowling Notes and Upcoming Matches
Weekly notes list results in the Anderson Trophy handicap with Thomas beating Goddard and Woodward posting wins over White and Smith. Cock of the Wall badges see Woodward defeating White and Street overcoming Woodward. Semifinals in the TSAAC Trophy feature Text and Andrew, with Woodward and Whatson to meet next Monday weather permitting. Tomorrow no pennant games due to Carnival but Veterans and Youths teams plan a Saturday match with listed players.
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MarAndrew
Woodward
Whatson
Sydney
Hive Tein
Ther
Adams
Andrews
Ashworth
Beaver
Guililard
Haydon
Barger
Mansell
McIntyre
Special Sport Shoe Displays At Local Footwear Shops
Displays showcase Dunlop sport and sand shoes with varied styles from plain to fancy. Public interest is high and buyers are becoming more discerning in choosing porting apparel as fashion gains importance alongside comfort. The designs show refined finishes and careful attention to detail reflecting recent changes in sport shoe fashion.
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Loval Footwear Demiere
Dunlop
Queensland nurse offers paralysis treatment to Commonwealth
Miss Elizabeth Kenny of Queensland reports she refused offers of large sums to start clinics in Australia and Canada. She seeks government support to offer her free treatment, claims success at Townsville, and plans a Brisbane clinic with five students and parental guidance under medical supervision. She will meet officials in Canberra to discuss a nationwide program.
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Elizabeth Kenny
Queensland
Australia
Canada
Banting Institute
CommonWealth
Townsville
Guenshind
Visi
Sydney
Gold Theft Case Ends With Guilty Verdicts in Supreme Court
In Alice Springs Wedupidity, Norman Growmer and Jacob Maurer were found guilty of stealing gold from Lawrence Garland of Winnecke Syndicate. Crowther and Maher received sentences of hard labor and three months respectively. Judge Wells criticized Crowther for defending himself without counsel and ordered recovered gold to be returned to the syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Springs
Wedupidity
Supreme Court
Norman Growmer
Jacob Maurer
Lokwart
Lawrence Garland
Winnecke Syndicate
Crowther
Meurer
Dadge Wells
Maher
Syndiate
Garland
Wells
Liability ruling over cheque payment in goods dispute
Henry Davis of Rose Bay sued L C Melvillean vetioneer for alleged negligence in handling and selling goods entrusted to him. Judge ruled the defendant lacked authority to accept a cheque in payment. plaintiff awarded L30. Garibaldi sash story follows with tribute to Sir James Stanefield and the Italian Unity cause.
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Auclimeres
Duige Curiewis
Syeny
Tim
Henry Davis
Rose Bay
L. C. Melilveen
Burlien
Raat
Garibaldys
Garibatuy
London
Crystal Palace
Garibaldi
Cotoora
James Stansield
Admiralty
Care of the Eyes Advice From Sydney Ltd
Reader notice urges eye care and directs contact to WEBSTHIt JACK and McDONALD at Government Savings Bonn Building 10 Castlereagh Street for advice if sight is defective. Repair services promoted with claims of worldWalthis peper for date of visit.
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Websthit Jack and McDonald
Sydney Ltd
Government Savings
Bonn
Castlereagh Street
Walthis Peper
Gloucester 1935 Show honors donors and prizes list
The Gloucester AH and P Association thanks sponsors and donors for 1935 Show Special Prizes and Donations. Contributors include Capper & Sons Ltd William Arnott Ltd Tooheys Ltd Tonth & Co Ltd Producers' Co-operative Distributing Society Ltd Malley a Ltd Diamond & Son Ltd Meggitts Ltd Arthur Yates & Co Ltd Brunton & Co Ltd Gillespie Bros Ltd and many others. Total contributions amount to £837 0s 0d with numerous small gifts noted from locally named businesses and individuals.
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Gloucester Ah, & P. Association
P, Capper & Sons Ltd
William Arnott. Ltd
Tooheys Ltd
Tonth. & Co. Ltd
Producers’ Co-operative Distributing Society Ltd
Malleya Ltd
Damond & Son Ltd
Dangar Gedye & Co. Ltd
Eilwaon
BH Anderson
Pe Wo Jigs Esq
L. Davenport Esq
Sundgrasa Fay
Weneck Bag
J. Ry Higgins Esq
Houghton Ey
Mos Rome Sraith
G. Grime
Shultz
Way
Ay McPherean Esq
Th. Oldfinld
Messrs TS
Oute & Bot Brown O
Wo Han
Geren Esq
WE German Esq
AL Beards Esq
PLC
Middle- Lusk
Messrs Watson de Stanley EL
PB Faston
G. Taylor Bsa
le Smith
J. Thomas
Tree Pu
Latimore Bag
Goa
L Higging Esq
A. Bignell
H. T. Aliggins
A. Milne Esq
TB Lauri, Esq
Grahsiné
T. A. Bietd
Ayd White
KA Crowther Esq
John Morrissey Ltd
Oh Brown Esq
Jack Taylor
W. UY
Bruce Farley
Special Prizes and Donations for 1938 Auction List
A fragment lists special prizes for a 1938 event with numerous donors and amounts. Entries include Best Clydesdale Station, Best Draught Foal, Maiden Camp Draft, Best Stockman's Turnout, 2nd and 3rd prizes, and other livestock and farming categories. Donors include Gainer Stores, H. Matthewson Bay, J. A. Enuine Bay, W. B. German, and Paterson Easton. Auction schedule and subscription notes accompany the list.
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Iseheie
Messrs
A. Hamberger
J. Whatfor
Cavanaugh
A. E Sgrith
Watkins
T Aicks
WW. Howdon
Saxby
Messrs. Gainers
Street & Taeteh Bol
Anderson
D. F Higgins
WF. Houghton
A. G. Urine
AE. Bhale
Lb. Smith
TK Higgins
Grahame
Tsehwilutes
Ly Glowcester Advouate
Messrs Wavenport
Higgins
H. A. Bignell
de Bennett
Owl Star
Snulgrass
F. Webeck
Mos. Pryor
Wiel
A. LR
Lainie Bay
Mesais
Mylen
P. G
J. A. Enuiie Bay
Messie L M. Andrews
W. Weberk
J. Matthewson
H. Matthewson Bay
I S. Laurie
BJ. Brown
T. L. Higgins Esq
Alto
Messrs, Watson and Stanley
J. A. Latmort
Rst
W. B. German
Paterson, Easton
S. Desras Risq
J. A. Broadoent
G. Rou
BR. W. Kall
R. W. Hall
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Indiana Sox
J. Whatson
AS Cavanough Gloucester Pharma
W. W. Hawdon
B.A
Oid Bank N.S.W
A. W. Mowle
Queen St., Gloucester
Narraweema Private
Elliott ST
K. G. McRae
A.T.N.A
The
Gloucester Advocate
St. Alban's Church
Muswellbrook
Joseph Stanley
A. W. Robinson
Bulline
Evelyn Lily
Edward Weeks
Wingham
Barrington
Barrington Hall
Garner
Sharp
Matthewsae Coy
Sleukley
Bewniinuri
Shire Yards
Frank Cooke
Dungag
Forster
Tuncurry Vrai
Forstir
Forster and Tuncurry
Morster
Lodge
Melbourne
Royal Mint
Commonwealth Bank
Taree
Nipper Simon
Simon
Copeland
Atroud
Revere North Qoast
WK. Thompson
Loval Dealers Co-Operate
MIMS
KIT Kat Orchestra
Withers
Lailies
Spawgs Guenee's
Majestic Theatre
Glorconte
KIT Kat
Perrin
J. Druhan
Forbesdale Mals
E, Atkins
Steven Slaw
Matthewson & Co
Adam
Green
Watcha
Ave J
Mullen
Nowendoc
Flereford
Taylor
Hastings River
New England
Tom Hicks
Tioneer
Maitland
E. W. Sparke Ltd
Stradbroke Estate
Wallanban
Paterson, Easton & Co
Null Virgin
Rocks Crussing
Mount George
Upper Manning
Stone, Belbora
Criss
C Theodore
Alf
Miss C Young
Golden Gate Cafe
Turn Vale
Leo. Gallagher
Tara Vale
Pitlochry
A. Markland
Chamber of Commerce
Glou
Willie
Fester Caeree Mrn
B. P, Dawson
Free Presbyterian Church
Hi. J. Slade
Monro Bros
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