Federal visitor tours Gloucester district and surroundings
Mr W C Thompson federal representative visited Gloucester on a Tuesday, meeting Chamber of Commerce members and locals to discuss district matters including telephone lines and roads to Nowendoe and Walcha. He toured Wars River Craven Stratford and Barrington, returning to Dungog in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Thompson
Dir
Gloucester
Chamber of Commerce
Nowendoe
Walcha
Wars River
Craven
Stratford
Barrington
Thompson
Dungog
Gloucester Scouts Seek Support for Abolition Tax Petition
At a Gloucester meeting, Boy Scouts and Cubs plan to appeal to Minister Purdon for backing a petition to abolish the sales tax, arguing it burdens business and consumers. Local council discussions include inviting Mr Thompson about a new post office and renewing tree planting along approaches to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Glouces
Purdon
Thompson
Gloucester
Three Cabinet Ministers Slain in Tokyo Rising
Reports from Tokyo describe an armed uprising by younger First Division officers that spread across the city, with the Premier Admiral Okada, Finance Minister Viscount Takabaahi, and ex-Premier Admiral Saito killed. Inspector-General Watanabe wounded. War Minister Kawashima and Admiral Suzuki escaped as Imperial Guard troops moved to quell the revolt. Emergencies imposed, public life restricted, and rumors of broader regional tensions linked to recent elections and international crises.
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London
Okada
Takabaahi
Saito
Watanabe
Kawashima
Suzuki
Tokio
Imperial Guard
To- 10
Shanghai
Pe- Wing
Mitich
Manchuria
Wien
Ministry of the Interior
Toklo
Mutineers seize offices as Imperial Guards clash
Ten thousand and twenty Imperial Guards hit key targets during a mutiny taking over ministerial residences and communications. Police headquarters were overrun, with several high officials killed or wounded including the Prime Minister, Lord Privy Seal, and the Inspector-General of Military Education. Armed mutineers reportedly control central sites amid violent upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Admiral Knit Wna
Viscount Snits
Bam
Yettertay Ant
General Watanabe
Mr. Takahashi
Shzuki
Electric Light bowls handicaps deliver tight scores
In the Electric Light singles handicap, Dr. Anderson defeated Smith 22 to 11 while Whateon beat Mowle 22 to 18 and Thorin defeated Whataon 21 to 20. In round three Mawenay and Dr. Anderson drew, with Hibblewhite vs Thorman set. Matches to be fished by March 4 with players arranging dates.
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Dr. Anderson
Smith
Whateon
Mowle
Thoran
Whataon
Bulliac Cream Run Dispute Over Finances and Deliveries
A reader argues with Mr Johnston over alleged advances to a third party, claims the figure is incorrect, and accuses the run of biased pricing and delayed lorry cover. The letter defends the directors, factory suppliers, and dairy inspector while noting long running delivery complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Johston Ale
Gloucester
Tennis match results and upcoming fixtures this week
Tennis matches held Saturday February 22 saw Factory beat Pennies 5 sets 41 games to 4 sets 41 games and Teachers win over Rockhurst 5 sets 42 games to 4 sets 58 games. Presbyterians received a forfeit from Stratford. Point scores list Factory 16 Pennies 16 Teachers 17 Rockhurst 10 Presbyterian 8 Stratford 8. Draws for February 29: Factory v Rockhurst, Teachers v Stratford, Presbyterians v Pennies. Draws for March 4: Factory v Presbyterians, Teachers v Pennies, Rockhurst v Stratford. Farming implements advertised below city prices.
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Factory
Pennies
Teachers
Rockhurst
Presbyterians
Stratford
Rookhurst
Presbyterian
Teacher
Presbyteriana
Fortnightly cattle sale yields strong bids and varied lots
Tom Hicks reports a brisk yarding at the fort nightly cattle sale with strong demand across classes. Buyers including several non-regulars pushed prices, notably for steers and heifers, while specific consignments from Crowther Lauria and Robinson Estate fetched varied sums. In Sydney, Homebush brokered a free market with prime beef and yearlings selling well, while plainer stock eased.
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Tom
Queenaland
Boblasan
Trevefort
Durhan Steata
Devon
Borham
Hereford
A. Lauria
Tay
Bert Laurie
B. Ayemn
Cameron
Bullock
T Edwards
W. Weberk
B. Scrivener
P. Moore
Robbinson
W. Nach
A. Crowther
A. Stewart
Lyons
T. German
Alves
A. Blanch
Middlebrook
Toni Hicks
Sil Clasays
R. A. Crowther
Perrin
Brian Latter
E. Alkins
Gloucester
Mathewson and Co
G. K. Page
FP. Green
J. Mitchel
H. Martin
J. Merchant
MH Berry
H, Johnston
D. Slade
Banks
W. P Reienert
C. Belcher
J. D. Pariah
Bolton
A. Deants
C. L. Locke
E. Schmierer
Bert Merchant
G. Moors
K. Murray
T. Bliss
J Grant
O. German
W. B Ribbons
West
J Gorton
R. Brooks
J. G. German
A Borham
Priestley and Bannister
Ray Oaland
Hy Av Ab- Wott
M. Best Eat
Mre Reif
Moore
C.J. Gilson
Tom Hicks
R. Surplice
Sansom
W. Westley
Mr. West
W. J. Carr
Lyne Flvds
HA. Bane Mom
F. G. Parley
T. Turner
R. Dries
RK Buttom
W. Phillips
H Page
W. Flumbel
Homebush
Sydney
Yien
State Parliament Moves Bills on Fraud and Health
In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday the Minister of Justice explained the Companies Bill's aim to shield inventors and traders from fraud. The Auditor-General cited unsatisfactory hospital accounting. A transport bill to curb second hand vehicle fraud and theft will be introduced, and a Medical Practitioners Act amendment to curb quackery will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly of
Medical Practitioners
Grant Approved for Muswellbrook Unemployment Relief
At a Muswellbrook Municipal Council meeting the Department of Labour and Industry approved a £4000 grant from unemployment relief funds. More than £10,000 has been spent on district permanent improvements since the scheme began, with the latest grant expected to sustain local employment for months. A visitor noted Murrurtindl’s frontage valuations and council ratings based on property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muswellbrook Municipal
Department of Labour and Industry
Barrington Tops Forest Reserve Planned Near Newcastle
Newcastle City Council announced that the Minister for Forests will establish a flat reserve near Barrington Tops and ban timber cutting in the area. About 2000 acres west of the Walama River will be declared a forest reserve under the amended Forestry Act, with the Forestry Commission to preserve timber in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
R.S Vincent
Barrington Tops
F. J. Cahill
Walama
Forestry Commission
Appeal to form Gloucester Scout patrols invites parents
A. Purdon appeals to Gloucester District parents and the Senegal public to help establish a Scout patrol. He argues scouting builds health, discipline, resourcefulness, and character for boys and offers a structured, active life with fraternity and patriotism. Interested boys of any age should meet next Saturday at 2 p.m. at the swimming pool in Gloucester Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senegal
Gloucester
Gloucester Park
A. Purdon
Paying for Luxury Paragraphs in a 1930s Study
A Columbia University researcher reported at a St Louis congress that people pay more for pleasure and prestige than for basic needs. He outlined allocations for clothing, warmth, self approval, courtship, and entertainment, claiming most spend beyond essential comforts for social status and sensory appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Thorndike
Columbia University
Congress of Natural Scientists
St. Louis
Missouri
Aeya
Christian Science Monitor
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Errico Creek
WOLMS
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Gloucester Advocate
C EL Bennett
Minister For Education
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Taree Show
L. C. Martin
M-L.a
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Taree
Illawarra
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Pungog Factory
Dungog Co-operative Butter Factory
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Dangog Co-op
Dungog Coop
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Mayer's Flat
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Copeland Mountain
Rawdon Valley
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Hunter Valley
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Conslan
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Scone
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Bromaur
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Ersvasity
Delaw
Korripit
Berrington
Neweavile Tourist Bureau
F. Waller
Goondiwindl
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Kolb
B. P. Dawson
OLD Bank N.S.W. Building
Nonaka
Geneva
Outer Mongolia
League
Imperial Guards
Bulliac Cream Run
King
Muswellbrook
Murrurtindl
BOY Scouts
Ducemnter
Dan F. Ryans
Ollock
A. Margery
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W. Grundy
St Leonard's Creek
A. J. White
Cros
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A. T. McCarthy
Martin
Ker Campbell
Tomatia
C.J. Nichoyas
Tomatla
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T Bird
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K. Mycefuel
H. Grundy
Oloucester
Krambach
Paterson, Easton & Co
Wingham
Majestic Theatre
R. Jenkins
A. Moffatt
W. F. Houghton
Clock Land
Cowpha St
Melancourt
Hume and
Barylington Streets
Advocate” Office
Bairy Farm
Atkins
A. Page
Kat
Redpord Bros
Sone
MISS
Commerical Hotel
Church Street
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