Gloucester Advocate July 11 1939 Current Topics
The registrar Mr Thomas releases June Quarter registry statistics for Gloucester district. Deaths total 11 with 9 males and 2 females, 8 in Gloucester and 3 in the rest of the district. Births 46 (29 males 17 females). Gloucester quota 86. Marriages 11, 5 in Gloucester 6 elsewhere. Decline versus prior quarter. PMs Court report delayed until Friday. Obituary Mr G A Andrews of Woorsie, director of Gloucester Pastures Protection Bond, dies after ill health. funeral tomorrow. Another local Mr Albert Ellis passes away in Wollongong. body returned to Gloucester. Band ribbon contest winner Mrs Critchley. Saturday games results listed. Milk bar at Waldorf Astoria New York noted as fashionable innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Gloucester Registey
Buliatidelah
Gloucester
Maren Wi
Phyon
G A. Andrews
Gloucester Dairy Co sets annual butter production record
In the year ending June 30 Gloucester Dairy Co produced 1269 tons of butter, a new factory record and up from prior years. The average pay reached 72.98 pence per pound, higher than the previous year. June figures show 189,683 pounds of choicest butter, 3,380 pounds of second grade. Distribution for the month was £11,192 5s 7d, up £2,712 11s 3d from June last year. North Coast production paid at 1s 0 8d for choicest. June price up half a penny from May, but two pence below June last year.
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Gloucester Dairy Company
Cevard
North Coast
Lismore
North Coast Butter Factories Association
Par Handicap winner and upcoming golf events
The Par Handicap last Saturday was won by Mr. T. Chariton with three down. Dr. Anderson and Mr. H. Coote were runners up four down. Members are reminded that on Saturday the Foursomes Championship will be held and on Wednesday an 18 hole Stroke Handicap will be played on the loss links. The draw includes Mrs. Munro vs Mrs. King, Mrs. Newton vs Mina Parish, Mrs. Street vs Mrs. Holland, Miss Middlebrook vs Mrs. Lynn, Miss M Green vs Miss Cleaver, Mrs. Parish vs Miss J. Boston, and Mrs. Yates.
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T. Chariton
Anderson
H. Coote
Drew le
Munro
King
Newton
Mina Parish
Mise M. Green
Cleaver
Parish
J. Boston
Yates
How could a man swindle people who trusted in him
A writer questions the possibility of swindling from trusted individuals. The piece suggests a fatalistic stance, asserting the con artist must discover wrongdoing on his own rather than be warned. The tone remains reflective and admonitory about trust and deception.
Taree-Oll Bar Hockey Cluty Defeats Gloucester In Tight Row
Hockey notes recount a Saturday match in Gloucester where Taree-Oll Bar Hockey Club drew level late and leveled the score at 4 goals apiece. Gloucester led briefly with Tonks scoring, but Taree countered with strong attacks and final penalties.
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Gloucester
Corbett's
Mosea
Majestic Screens The Bail Mat of Brimstone in 1930s Western
Majestic Theatre presents The Bail Master of Brimstone a Wallace Beery western with Jeff Burton by Dennis O Keefe Loretta Douglas played by Virginia Howe. Beery as Trigger Bill clashes with O Keefe son revealed and aided by a gun battle climax. Supporting cast includes Joseph Calleia Lewis Stone Guy Kibbee Bruce Cabot and others. The feature is paired with Danger On The Ain.
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Brimstone
Majestic
Vila Villa
Beery
Jeff Burton
Dennis O'Keefe
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Burton
San Dego
Loretta Douglas
Virginia Howe
O'Keefe
Joseph Callela
Lewis Stone
Guy Kibpee
Bruce Cabot
Chit Edward Noali Berry
Raymond Hartan
Charles Grapewin
Ames Bs
Ain
Virginia Bruce
Guy Kibbee
Nan Grey
Donald Woods
Jed Prouty
Conveyance Cost for Post-Primary Pupil Transport
Mr Bennett MLA forwards a letter from Acting Director of Abusation Mr B C Harkness noting the Gloucester District Council of Parenty and Citizens Associations request. Only quote for transporting pupils to Gloucester Public School is 37 pounds per year and he cannot agree without further proposals including pupil names ages home distances and parental contributions. He also cites Prime Minister Menzies denying any pension increase citing cost and taxation.
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Bennett
Gloucester
Abusarion
B.C. Harkness
Parkhesdale
Gloucester Rifle Club annual meeting ends in constitutional dispute
Gloucester Rifle Club faced a disrupted annual meeting when the captain failed to appear and no year report was available. A requisition postponed the meeting to next Saturday, with six financial members calling for a written captain’s report or resignation. Chullora Club members visit planned for August 5 with £5 donated by the Returned Soldiers League to aid entertaining them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Rifle Club
Tt Wax
A. J. Channel
Rifle Club
Ralph
Channel
Anderson
C. Bayer
M Naughton
Lis
Chullora Club
Chullora
Gloucester
A. Johnston
Returned Soldiers’ League
C. Baker
Sleeper and Pole Cutters and Forest Deposit Policy
Communication from the Minister for Forests via C E Bennett notes the Timber Licensing Commission requires deposits to secure old unsecured debt. It cannot rescind deposits due to Crown losses and Auditor General concerns. The Commission plans a general guarantee from agents while deferring deposits from cutters until final policy.
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C. E. Bennett
M.la
Roy S. Vincent
Ennyah Progress Association
L. Murary
Forentry Commission
Auditor-General
Wold
Tlesnsee
Homebush stock sales report mixed cattle and pig prices
Sydney market report lists 2963 cattle yarded with firm trade led by heavy and medium weights, prices from £9 to £13/8 for bullocks and cows to £9/14 with sales by Hill Bros and Pitt Son and Bangery. Gloucester sale at Winchcombe Carson’s shows 13 cattle and calves to £8/14. Maitland figures reflect firm demand for fat cattle, calves, pigs, and rabbit skins with varied prices across classes.
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Homebush
Sydney
Witchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Pitt Son and Bangery, Ltd
Hill Bros
Wingham
Winchcombe Carson
J. W. Latimore
Gloucester
Maitland
Prime West
ADNEY
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Boys for Farms Benefit English Youths in Gloucester District
Welfare official Mr J P Carrington visited Gloucester to promote British Settler's Welfare Committee aftercare for boys aged 15 to 18 sent to Scheyville Training Farm for ten weeks of intensive farming. The scheme places them with farms in the State at 15 shillings weekly plus keep, with up to 50 arrivals monthly and more anticipated. An honorary representative, Mr A G King, was appointed to handle applications for boys.
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J. P. Carrington
British Settler's Welfare Committee
Gloucester
Dreadnought Trust
Charen of England Migration Council
Overseaa League
Scheyville
Windsor
Ior
Caveington
Carring On
A. G. King
Northern Coast Butter Prices Set For 1s 0d Per Lb
North Coast dairy farmers will receive 1 shilling 0d per pound for butter supplied to factories during June. The decision, made in Lismorn last week, marks a rise from May payments and follows a long pattern of fluctuating rates since 1920. The table shows historical payments from 1924 to 1938, highlighting the trend and peak periods.
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North Coast
Lismnorn
Gloucester School of Arts Club name change debate
In a discussion led by H. Jarrott the Gloucester School of Arts Club weighs its name. Proponents argue the club should reflect broader aims beyond arts, citing library activity and educational progress as support for a more inclusive identity and growth ahead of a general meeting and financial meeting this month.
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Gloucester Club
School of Arts
Masonic Ou
Press Clu
Commercial Travelers’ Club
Clu
Johny
Etnh
Wousht Almace
Sydney
Libery
H. Jarrott
Church Services Schedule For Sunday And Weekday Meetings
Sunday services listed for Phoreh of England Gloucester and others with times in the a.m. and p.m. including Elven song at 1.15, 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at various churches such as Presbyterian Stratford Gloucester Craven, Bowman Farm Specials with Rev. D Glyn Jones, Methodist Gloucester Burea Wauka Stratford Wanl's River 7 pm Rev Ht Lynn Congregational Craven Creek 117 Craven Barrington Paddock Creek 7 pm pastry B Martens Stroid Baptist Stroud Altworth 2 30, Boory Union Hall Pastor A Baker Stroud 7 pm Mr T M Hooke Thursday 20th Gloucest ry 1 pm Pastor A Baker.
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Phoreh
England
Gloucester
A.m. H.C. Meicester
Pam
Cane Williamson
Presbyterian
Saatford
Bowman Farm
D. Glyn Jones
Burea Wauka
Stratford
Wanl’s River
Ht. Lynn
Craven Creek
Craven
Barrington
Hall
Paddock Creek
Pastry B. Martens
Stroid Baptist Church
Stroud
Altworth
Boory Union Hall
A. Baker
T. M. Hooke
Gloucestry
Car Crashes Down Mountainside Near Bullahdelah
Two relief workers were thrown from a truck when it crashed 100 feet down a mountainside near Bullahdelah on Monday morning. They were carried to a camp and treated before Newcastle Ambulance transported them to Newcastle Hospital. Injured were Mervyn Scott 22 of Roberteatreet Wicktam with concussion and a large laceration. Georges Gleeson 24 of Dentatrest Islington with concussion extensive head abrasions and shock.
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Bullahdelah
Newcastle Amuniance
Newcastle Honopital
Mervyn Scott
Roberteatreet
Wicktam
Georges Gleeson
Dentatrest
Islington
Gloucester v Bullandelah match disappoints spectators
Spectators were disappointed by the Sunday game as Gloucester fielded a nonpractice lineup against Bullandelah. The scores were roughly 40 points apart, underscoring the mismatch and weak showing by the Gloucester team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Bullandelah
Gloucester Shire Licensing Notice for Eating Houses
The Shire of Gloucester warns owners of restaurants cafes tea rooms and guest houses to obtain licenses under the ordinance. Applications must be made in writing to the Shire Clerk immediately. Penalty up to 50 pounds for contravention. Harry N Chaplin Shire Office Leicester 11739.
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Counsell
Harry N. Chaplin
Shire Office
Shire Clerk
Notice to Persons Collecting Trade Wastes in Gloucester
To persons collecting trade wastes from Butter Factory hotels restaurants cafes boarding houses and similar places. It is an offence to collect and dispose of trade wastes on unregistered and unlicensed premises under the Noxious Trades Act 1902. Forms for registration may be obtained at the Council Office. Offenders can face penalties up to £100. Shire Clerk Barry N Chaplin, Gloucester 11/7/39.
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