Smart Frocks at Special Prices for Ladies
A newspaper brief announcing clearance of all stock of ladies summer frocks at ridiculous prices with notices to see the special bargains and bargains on display.
25 Feb 1938
Page 1
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1938
Page
1
A newspaper brief announcing clearance of all stock of ladies summer frocks at ridiculous prices with notices to see the special bargains and bargains on display.
Mr Enright discusses the decline of Australian aborigines from 1788 to the present, arguing that violence and disease alone do not explain the drop from 300000 to 60000. He cites language barriers, legal mistreatment, and clashes with settlers as key factors. A correspondent notes a gold fish as a companionable pet.
The third wing shows week results across classes with spelling and writing scores and an enrolment of 312 with 73 in Super Primary. Extra teacher supply eases pressure, Parents and Citizens submit shilling subscriptions, a general meeting is advertised for Tinwaiayse March, and 20 copies of the Commonwealth Poet purchased for Super Primary use will be greatly appreciated by pupils and teachers.
Bowraville man H D Walters cites long job hunt and calls for government action to aid 18 to 45-year-old youths. He offers dairy farm work at £1 weekly with keep, plus training in dairy management and pig raising, noting his own rise from 10s to a half-share dairy and family responsibilities.
A workman converting a hoist into an electric attic shaft on Mount Street uncovered a skull and bones at the bottom of a shaft last used seven years ago. Police suspect a tramp a woman or children from All Saints churchyard. remains sent to the police laboratory for analysis.
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