Optometrists Visit to Gleucester This Saturday
Optometrists D I McDonald and firm will visit Gleucester on Saturday February 2. They can be consulted at the Commercial Hotel from 9 am to 5 pm. The specialists hold F.B.C.A. honours and F.SMC London credentials and represent Webster Jack & McDonald (Sydney) Pty. Limited and Opticiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. McDonald
F.B.C.A
F.smc
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Optometrists
Opticiana
Gleucester
Commercal Hotel
Wumeesree Red Cross and wartime notices 1944
The bulletin lists a Red Cross competition won by Mr. K. W. Patt and a Leaving Certificate result for Pauline Enid Higfield. It reports a burning-off ban in several NSW shires, petrol rationing continuing, and fuel and transport cautions. Victorian bushfires cause heavy losses with government actions. The Majestic programme advertises Once Upon a Honeymoon and Holiday Inn screenings featuring major stars.
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RED Cross
W. P. Felchert
K. W. Patt
Mealland
Leo. McCarey
Europe
Ginger Rogers
Cory Grant
Bing Crosby
Pred Ratsire
Marjorly Reynolds
Ttr
Atoray
Advocate Accounts Show Subscriptions For December 1 1048
Subscribers’ accounts for the quarter ending December 1 1048 have been levied and subscriber total needs prompt attention. The note urges settlement and orderly accounting practices for the Advocate's records.
Extra Meat for Timber Workers and Train Crews
The Minister for Trade announced extra meat rations for timber workers and train crews away from their home stations for more than two hours. Coupons at the rate of one per day, up to two full coupons, will be issued through the Department for special trips. The measure aims to relieve hardships and is welcomed as a practical feed support during the public and trade disruptions.
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Kelne
Hana Tho
Bukch
Hierumn
Noxious Weeds Drive Gloucester Council Action Plan
At Thursday's Gloucester Street Council meeting concern over noxious weeds and blackberry infestation grew as Councilor Moore urged Cornell to act on adjoining land. Dr Laurie and J. E. Laurie backed eradication efforts, noting manpower limits but urging action to protect future production. council decided to notify landholders of duties to destroy noxious weeds.
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Ita Hoxey
Gloucester Sitre
Cy. “Moore
Carnnell
Laurie
J. E. Laliie
Cornell
Morpe
Blackberra
Jesus
Blackberry
Win
Breese
Gresham
Covnetllors
Coade
Tewaa
Gloucester social honors war veterans at Majestic Theatre
Returned soldiers and local residents gathered at the Majestic Theatre for a social in aid of the Gloucester War Chest Funds. Presentations were made to Gordon Turner and A C Jim Relf, home on leave from Ward's River. Mr and Mrs P J Carson have settled in Gloucester and plan a saw mill near the railway station. Messages from Tom Farley's son in New Guinea praised the fund, with other congratulatory notes for Dick Feltham and Dulcie Wilsons on their new baby.
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Majestic
Pligit-Bergeunt Vic
Woolford
Belif
Gloucester
Tom Farley
Perce
Tom
New Guinea
Dick) Feltham
Miss Dulcie Wilsons
Feltham
Mee
WW. Wilson
Craven
Farm Security Administration Uses Wooden Apples for Aid
The Farm Security Administration employs wooden apples as a tool to aid migrant workers at a Washington State packing camp, aiming to improve distribution and access to supplies.
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Farm Security Administration
Washington State
Notable obituary of Mrs Hien Rose Nash from Bowman area
Mrs Hien Rose Nash, aged 78, died Sunday at Carlisle Private Hospital Wingham after long illness. Born Gloucester, she was among the first brides in the old church there and lived in Bowman and Gloucester River districts. Survived by four daughters and several sons, her oldest son George Nash predeceased her. Funeral at St Paul’s Rag Tani and Gloucester cemetery, Canon Campbell officiating.
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Carlisle
Wingham
Hien Rose Ash Nash
Join Nash
Bowman
A.A. Coy
Bomestead
Gloucester
Ake
Flush Sirly
Diate Weiste
Tom Britten
Glotsealer
George Nash
Fin Marting
Nusly
Gloucester River
Huisband
Nualy
Pat Bridge
Mount George
Canon Campbell
Newcastin
Death of well-known grazier Daniel Brims at Gloucester
Daniel Brims a well-known grazier from Upper Mannins died at Nurra Weema Hospital Gloucester after a stomach illness. He resided at Shatuintiht Creek and moved to the Gloucester sales area Tuesday. He was 68 and survived by his wife Jean Mills Brims and two sons Alan and Eric, with several sisters and his parents long-time residents. A service was held at St Pauls Church of England and he was buried in Gloucester cemetery. Reverend R V Hanington officiated.
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Nurraweema Hospital
Gloucester
Yeaters Nayatteenvon
We Lipper Manning
Daniel Bima
Shatuintiht Creek
Glocester
Daniel Brims
TD. Brima
Mannins
Mijas Jean Mills
Mile
Sty
W. FD. Mills
Mra
Brims
Alan
Eric
Teo
T. B. Breese
Brett
En. Smith
Bowraville
Lewis
Wingham
A. Gorton
Lon Neater
Brading
The
Bena
Burchard Rives
Shark mauls boy surfer at First Beach Forster
Peter Wier son of Mervyn Wier under secretary of the trait aury was badly mauled on body and legs by a whimek while surfing at First Beach Forster on Friday afternoon. His rescue by H A Donovvan and Salisbury Baker brought him to shore and he was taken by ambulance to the hospital after Dr Kline and Dr Elliott attended him.
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Peter Wier
Mervyn
Wier
Trait Aury
Firat Beach
Forster
Hia Celes
H. A. Donovvan
Lana Souel
Salisbury Baker
Chatawood
Jad
Kline
Elliott
Ture Hospital
Gloucester Shire Council Debates Road Works and Fence Needs
Dr J G Wilson chaired the meeting as Shire President with focus on road safety, fencing near the aviation cutting, and securing land for a new fence. Council discussed Cobark Road repairs, bridge work, and using private plant for Bake Creek Road improvements while noting funding limits and likely delays.
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Bhira
A. Power
Cobark Road
Power
Alte
Cobark Creek
Breese
Don
Thie
A. G. Grime
Wilson
Constructions Pty. la
Biker's Creek
Taree
Connell
Bake Creek
Conncll
Bignell
Grime
Tolip Cornell
McGrime
Cwincil
George Watson
A. J. Merchant
Beattie
J. A.J. B. Laurie
Tim Toving
Tate
B. Garland
Bundock Road
Reaves
Notise
A. Db
Laure
G. D. Laurie
C. H. Blanch
King Street
Grant
Bowman Road
Y Smith
R. Moore
Fragmented local notice yields sparse readable facts
A damaged OCR fragment provides limited details about a local matter. Readable names, dates, or places are not clearly identifiable, leaving only a vague reference to a public notice without verifiable specifics.
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P. le Quesne
City Price Draper and Mercer
A. . Cavanough
A. Hazelwood
Gorusader
Bennett
Church Street
Wumeesree “Aducats
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Waugster
Mes
W. Highfield
Commercial Bank
Frengli
Gorman
Pauline
Muitland
Hugh Schuo
Baskdeley
Lachlisn
Australia
Beasley
United Nations
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le Main
Thing
Lazaarini
Berm
Atock
Victoria
Miter For Commerce
Scully
Bybcock
Ellen Rose Ann, Nash
Daniel
Bieims
Gloucester Shire Council
J. G. Wilson
R. B. Wilson
Yrosts
M.A. Department
Youncil
Cs Briete
W. P. Reieclint
Retchert
Cornel
Breeno
Relehert
Myeting
Jondang Iso Co ‘Curry Gul
Tory
Tim Ain
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