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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 23, 1934

Page

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Away on a Hilltop by Banjo

A vivid travel piece describes a trip to the Berrico Range trig station with clear long views of Cape Hawie, Black Head, Menkerai, and Gloucester. The author praises cool hilltop brush, fern forests, and a tiny birds nest amid moss, inviting future visits and reflections on nature’s beauty.

Matey Berrico Range Cape Hawie Black Head Menkerai Dungog Berrico Gulls Art Gallery Stratford Thas J. Rudhin Gloucester Tor the Billy Noworstlo Stennes Vdowi Karin

Noise Campaign Creates London Inspector for Quiet Streets

A lone inspector for the Anti Noise League patrols London streets seeking quieter pandemonium spots. Though lacking official power, actions under the Road Traffic Act are possible against careless drivers. The league may act independently or cooperate with police. Separately, Casino's sewerage project costs £63,000 with £44,378 already spent. the council proposes funding half the cost via sanitary charges rather than rate increases.

London Anti-Noise League League Casino

North Coast Stock P P Board Conference in Grafton

A conference of Gloucester Port Macquarie Graf ton Casino and Tweed Lismore P P Bonds met in Grafton to discuss stock inspector duties district declassification pig tax on breeders and funding to combat buffalo fly. delegates urged government action against Metropolitan Meat Board inspection fees and urged clearer board autonomy.

Gloucester Port Macquarie Grafton Casino Tweed-Lismore Max Henry P. P Queensland Council of Scientific and Research Council Metropolitan Meat Board Meat Board

Permits to Travel Stock Irregularities Warned by Police

A police notice warns stock permit inspectors to stop accepting incomplete permits and to prohibit alterations after issue. It urges strict scrutiny of traveling stock documents, especially in rural districts, and instructs returning permits for changes with proper initials.

Pastures Protection Boards Agricultural Department Commissioner of Police

Scottish Elder Refuses Tipple With City Merchant

A Scottish elder, visiting a merchant, declines hospitality with humor. He cites three reasons for refusing a drink. He is chair of the local temperance society, is about to attend a small meeting, and has just finished one. The exchange underscores temperance sentiment in a local setting.

Andrew Thani Tve Temperance Society

Gloucester Chamber Backs Bundook Coomlacurripa Road Plan

The Gloucester Chamber of Commerce and Gloucester Shire Council support a Bundook to Coomlacurripa road to open land for settlement. A deputation to Minister Bruxner will be arranged, with Dr. Bird and others voting to cooperate. William Sullivan, born at Coopernook, is noted as Manning River’s first white settler.

Gloucester Chamber of Commerce W. W. Haydon Manning Shire Council Bundook Coomlacurripa Gloucester Shire Council Bruxner Bird Cameron Machin Lee McLaughlin MER. Times William Sullivan Coopernook Manning River

Bread On The Waters Ingham Bakers Work Amid Flood

In Ingham Queensland, bakers toiled waist high in flood waters to keep bread supply flowing. Three town bakeries remained operational as waters rose three to four feet, dough mixed and dough baked in bathing attire. Council boats served as delivery carts, bread distributed to households amid cheers and rising water.

Ingham Queensland Council

Popular Buffalo Barber Gives Free Beer With Service

James Schilaci of Buffalo wins local fame as the town's most popular barber by offering a free glass of beer to customers after hair cuts and shaves. The gesture draws locals seeking a relaxed, friendly shave in a welcoming shop.

James Schilaci Buffalo United States

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