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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1948
Page
4
A fragmentary report describes Minti Dajo Duthie Wha Kawa Mis asietane enduring near fatal risks during performances. Medical notes cite a ward pane and body strain with pulse rising to 108 then dropping to 106, suggesting severe exertion. Dao Wat allegedly gained control or a form of valence in ambition through these bouts.
Two Dalby wheat farmers report their crop losses due to drought and unseasonal rain. They describe unpaid cheques, damaged machinery, and mounting debts while awaiting a government response and urging action toward compensation. They warn of continuing hardship and impending hardship if relief is not provided, calling for government support and publication of their plight.
Obituary details the life of a Gloucester resident, born near Newdaate 78 years ago, who farmed in the area and served as a devoted member of St Paul’s Women’s Guild. Survived by a large family including 34 children, 48 grandchildren, and 30 great grandchildren, she was active in church duties and community service. Funeral held at St Paul’s Church Ringland with a large, multi-section attendance.
At a Monday meeting the M D Ambulance committee held its monthly session to note Dr Stokes impending departure. Mr I A J Spratt praised the service and proposed Dr Stokes receive a farewell tribute. Mr E W Cowan seconded, with Mr H W Cosawa elected to succeed Dr Stokes as chairman.
The Maclay Shire Council approved a rate for the coaching period of twelve months though faced opposition. Ne Reemwary motu Wal Dt arried and lack of opposition from others limited debate.
Mary Alice Barton of Wingham and Gloucester died after a long illness. She left a husband Mr Robert Andrews Easton and four children, with extended family including daughters and sons in law, two brothers and a sister, and was educated at Wingham Pure School and later taught. Born June 28, she lived in Maitland area and was connected to local schools and department of education. Her passing is noted along with a list of relatives and survivors in the community.
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