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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 10, 1931

Page

2

Gloucester Dairy maker outputs June butter and payments

The Gloucester Dairy Co produced 112, sozia of butter in June with suppliers paid at 1 01 per lb. The total distribution to suppliers was £5750 13s 8d. The report also covers education notices, crown land transactions, vital statistics, stock and crop returns, a poultry case, injury from a fall at Gloucester Public School, and fines for theft in Burnard Police Court.

Gloucester Dairy Gloucester Dairy Co Themas Baldwin Burnard W. Bransington Baldwin Brassington Gaye

Gloucester Rink Matches and Tomorrow's Football

Gloucester selects four three rink mates to play at 2 p m against Dungog on Gloucester green with a listed squad including Street Adams Issac Andrews White Christie Wratten Lowe Harris Bolton Bearer and two reserves for the day. Tomorrow Reds meet Stratford and Warriors face Stroud on park with Warriors lineup led by Monro Lord Bourke Chambers Landers Livermore Watson Burne Gorton Andrews Syron Taylor Hazelwood plus reserves Berry Paleoner. The ball nights feature Majestic for dancing Star supper and new tea offerings with decor and Chequere Orchestra. NSW Savings Bank report delays in Commonwealth Bank NSW Government Banking amalgamation prompting expedited negotiations as Hawke reopen discussed. Mr Gosling warns power seekers should be examined amid political times.

Bowla Gloucester Dungog Street Akip Adams Issac Andrews White Okip Christie Wratten Lowe Harris Bolton Bearer Tures Gloucester Reds Stratford Warriors Stroud A. Monro C. Lord J. Bourke C. Chambers B. Landers Livermore B. Watson R. Burne R Gorton N. Andrews R. Syron R. Taylor J. Hazelwood M. Berry Paleoner Werneday Aebt Nsw Savings Bank Commonwealth Bank New South Wales Bayings Bank

Linking Up The Firefly And District Chamber Of Commerce

A letter from the Hon. Secretary of the Upper Wallamba Progress Association asks Gloucester and Bucen Wauka groups to press Main Roads Board to advance the Brown Firefly Creeks Development. Residents plan a self-funded track to connect roads, with a July 7 operation. a business meeting is called to gather support and funds.

District Chamber of Commerce Upper ‘Wallamba Gloucester Bucen Wauka Chamber of Commerce Tricks Toomorrow

Country Party forms branch in Raymond Terrace

The Raymond Terrace Examiner reports the creation of a Country Party branch in Raymond Terrace. The new unit draws mostly from the National Association with members from the APA, noting a brief run there. Officers named include President Dr Meredith, Vice Presidents Russell and Cunningham, Treasurer HC Armstrong, Secretary J A Hill, committee members Priddle, Bdatein, Blanch, Smith, Richardson, Mare Ris, and Brown, with auditors Bernstein and Brown.

Raymond Terrace Country Party Gloucester National Association A.P.A Meredith Messrs Russell and Cunningham J. Ahil Meamra Jas. Priddle J. J. Bdatein A. Blanch 2. Smith L. £. Richardson Mareris W. Brown Mesurm F. Béstein R. Brown

Appeal to Britain in Council Deadlock

London Tuesday reports a constitutional crisis between Sir Philip Game and Mr Lang entering Downing Street. The Agent General of New South Wales asked Britain to mediate and Professor Keith suggests dissolution to gain electors’ opinion. In Parliament, the Legislative Assembly asserts the Governor must heed Ministers in appointing Legislative Council members. The Legislative Council counters with a motion endorsing the Governor’s discretion and rejects the Emergency Income Tax Bill. Labour nominees back the action.

London Philip Game Lang Downing-street New South Wales A. C. Willis Dominions H.thomas Willis Berriedale Keith the Times Legislative Assembly Legislative Council Boyce

Dominions Secretary Defends Governors In NSW Dispute

London July 8 The Dominions Secretary J H Thomas told a luncheon that the Dominions Office must trust State Governors and not be misled by misguided criticism or assume a better judge on the spot. Parliament evidence sparks speculation on next government steps as London awaits a Home Office reply to the Agent General’s memorandum. Cabinet backs Thomas that the government should not intervene in the dispute between the King's representative and the Premier.

London Dominions J. H. Thomas West Australia William Campion New South Wales Crittelam Lang Philip Game Lkely Downing-streets Thomas

Real Lang Plan at Gragiers Association Conference

A conference resolution urges anti Communist candidates to pledge to stamp out Communism if re-elected. It warns of a Sovietised NSW and Labor Party influence, urging voters to learn the true aims of Communism and the Trades Hall influence.

Gragiers’ Association N.S.W Wales Tina Hin Ando Trades Hall Junta Labor Party Stepa

Bank of England to shift policy toward inflation says Herald

The Daily Herald reports the Bank of England plans to abandon deflation in favor of light inflation. It claims deflation has caused bad trade unemployment and wage cuts and that joint stock banks may follow Threadneedle Street with new courage and caution.

Bank OF England Daily Herald Herald Threadneedle Street Bank of Engand

Gloucester League Seeks Monthly Admission Fees Approval

Gloucester Football League deputies urged council to allow admission charges for park matches. They asked 1 shilling for men 6 pence for women and 10 shillings per Saturday, plus month to month permission. Council granted limit to match days and August. fee of 40 shillings per match to be paid, with Newton offering personal assurance.

L. A. Harris M. Newton Gloucester Mr. Harris Harris Math Gate Connett Mc. Harris League Higging Accor Wilson Higgins Cornell Newton Counc

Governor's discretionary power to dismiss ministers

A letter to the Sydney Morning Herald states the Governor has a latent power to dismiss his ministers at his discretion if circumstances warrant it. The writer argues the Governor may exercise this power in any situation he deems fit.

D. Maughan Sydney Morning Herald

Visit of D L McDonald to London sight specialist

D L McDonald of Webster Jack McDonald Sydney Ltd sight testing specialist will be in attendance at the Commercial Hotel on Friday 7th August from 8 am to 5 pm for personal consultation. Woods' Great Peppermint Guru for coughs and colds promoted.

Oftician D.L McDonald F.B.G FSMC London Webster Jack

Modern Weatherboard Cottage For Sale With Verandahs

Faithfully built weatherboard cottage featuring four large rooms, rear front and side return verandahs, bathroom, toilet, enamel cabinet, laundry, built in copper, brick built and fireplaces with mantelpiece and cabinet recesses. Water connected, electric light, power points. Gold concrete pile foundations. Large garage, garden. Price £775. Terms arranged.

Gloucester Investments Agency Co Trespassing Notice

Notice from W C Ridgeway dated May 26 1931 forbidding rabbiting shooting or any trespass on the Mograni and Back Creek paddocks and stating that all previous permissions are withdrawn with prosecution without respect to persons.

Mograni and Back Creek W. C. Ridgeway

Asman Blondie NABIAG Tour Dates Listed

Asman Blondie will visit qiloucester on July 1 at Philip's Hotel Steaud Road and July 22 at Mr O Ratley's Dungog on July 24 at Court House Gresford and Beatrie's.

Qiloucester Philip

Golf Notes Tomorrow's Fixture and Club Championship Entries

The Associates announce tomorrow's fixture with the President's team leading entries in all matches. The qualifying round proceeded last Wednesday with top nets led by Mrs Yates 108 and Mrs Roddy 113 as carts set the field for the 18 tied games.

A. Leurie D. C. Rye P. Roddy T. Macworth C. Street A. Parish Dr. Locke J. McRae Yates Roddy Thurlow C. W. Street Miss Hawdon Parish Mra. Cavanaugh Miss White Middlebrook J. Garner Caroton Christie Hog Snow Bennett

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