Ladies Nights Flannelette Sale Promotes Short Sleeves
Advertises good quality heavyweight flannelette with short sleeves offered at 2 shillings 6 pence. Mentions long sleeve option priced per item but lacks complete details.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1936
Page
1
Advertises good quality heavyweight flannelette with short sleeves offered at 2 shillings 6 pence. Mentions long sleeve option priced per item but lacks complete details.
The Gloucester district, home to about 5000 residents, faces ongoing demands for meals clothing and transport services as communities seek to support vulnerable families. Local agencies report stretched resources and call for volunteers and donations to meet essential needs.
A rugged man named Grey recounts a perilous South American trek from a Melbourne mining party to Peru and Bolivia. After a rich alluvial gold strike with Baxter, Grey survives siege by Chaco Desert Indians and reaches Asuncion where Spanish Indian women shape life in a central plaza.
The Acting Minister for Commerce H V Thorby addressed dairy factory managers in Sydney urging non narrow views on the tariff. He said Britain’s renewal of the butter agreement benefits Australia by maintaining access, with Britain’s duty to Denmark and other Dominions shaping production, and NSW leading production alignment.
Discussion at a conference notes Britain's potential to finance Empire dairy aims and paneled hopes for an Empire hoard for dairy, fruit, and cereals. Mr Main urges fodder conservation and a uniform production standard while highlighting Australia’s dairy machinery exports and government training offers. NSW mineral outputs rise in 1935 with gold yields the year’s peak despite a tin drop.
Coordination Committee meets on Monday July 6 and agrees to lift sanctions against Italy by July 15. British proposal backed after Portuguese and Swiss delegates suggested July 40. It is widely believed this will end sanctions unless military actions are later demanded.
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