Gloucester shines in sunshine then floods back home
A Stratford sender forwards Gloucester England's Citizen issue with a two column photo of Gloucester New South Wales street scenes. The caption notes Gloucester NEW shimmering in sunshine while contrasting with flood‑torn Gloucester England as rivers overflow and streets flood. A Royal Navy visitor and local hosts are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Turner
Stratford
Gloucester
England
The
Citizen
N.S.W
Church Street
Council
Electricity Department
N.E.W
Wih
Royal Navy
A.grahame
Harrington
Gloucester Mille
Westgate
Retired Australian veterinary pioneer Max Henry honored for duty
A celebrated veterinary surgeon, Max Henry, retires after four decades guiding Australia’s animal health work. As Chief of the Animal Division, he upheld integrity, opposed political pressure, and championed veterinary science and risk reduction to protect stock owners in Australia and beyond. His wartime service and public service record earned broad esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Henry
Australia
Henry
Australis
Football Next Sundays Games At The Park
Fans can expect strong football next Sunday as Gloucester 1st and 2nd grade teams from Islington Sports Club travel to the Park for two matches undefeated opponents. Gloucester 1st grade lineup includes Beaton McGuire Buchan Milne Gallagher Giddey Deards Eade Sheriff O'Brien McRae West Middlebrook. The 2nd grade squad features Flynn Dodd Dodd Pile Wilson Jaggers McInnes Chamont Drahan Hazelwood Drewe Ferguson Wilson. A Saturday practice at 2 p.m. is requested for attending players.
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Islington Sports Club
Gloucester
T. Beaton
T. McGuire
K. Buchan
L. Milne
B. Gallagher
J. Giddey
D. Deards
F. Eade
D. Sheriff
J. O'Brien
J. McRae
8. West
R. Middlebrook
FP. Flynn
L. Dodd
J. Dodd
K. Pile
A. Wilson
J. Jaggers
A. McInnes
J. Chaumont
R. Drahan
G. Hazelwood
B. Drewe
R. Ferguson
C. Wilson
Publication Delays in AdvocaTE Notices
Copy delays hinder publishing the advocaTE notices on Mondays and Thursdays. The editor notes increasing difficulty in processing submissions for the DAY and MONDAYS THURSDAYS schedule.
Mixed catch yields fox and rabbit in same trap
In Tenterfield district Mr Allan Somerland found a three quarter grown fox and a rabbit trapped together, each caught by a front leg, the fox eating half the rabbit. He notes it is his first mixed bag after occasional two rabbits in one trap. Another local, Mr E Campbell, reports varied first-night and second-night hauls among 12 rabbit traps, including a blue cattle dog and cats, with only one rabbit in 24 chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenterfield
Allan Somerand
Mr. Somerland
E. Campbell
Sunnyside
Mr. Samerland
Train connections at Gloucester to Sydney
From Tuncurry at 745 am connecting with the Sydney train at Gloucester. From Gloucester at 930 pm meeting the Sydney train. For further information contact the driver or ring Taree 342. Brian Ivens, proprietor.
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Tuncurry
Sydney
Gloucester
Unique case marks Maitland cruelty trial over calf clipping
In West Maitland Court last week Percy Glen Legos of Newcastle faced four counts of cruelly treating calves and mutilating them. Convictions were recorded on one count with a £10 bond for 12 months. Three other charges were proven but dismissed under Crimes Act provisions due to Legos being a public figure and his good character. He was ordered to pay substantial costs. Lloyd Everingham of Vacy also faced similar charges but all were dismissed for good character. The case centered on clipping calf teats to protect strain, with conflicting expert opinions on pain and necessity. Legos asserted 20 years of practice and claimed calves showed no distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conta
Percy Glen Legos
Newcomen-street
Newcastle
H. L. Sargeson
West Maitland Court
Legos
Legoe
Williams
W. G. Cannington
H. W. Webb
Leppe
Costae
Lloyd Everingham
Vacy
Maitland
Ayrshire
Treallyn
Compulsory Electrical Inspections Could Return
The State Electricity Authority weighs reintroducing compulsory periodic checks on electrical installations. War shortages paused the act, but thousands of home systems have deteriorated since, and inspectors could condemn many existing setups if inspections resume soon. An official cited the move as an important item under review.
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Electonielty Authority
Sydney County Council
Australia
State Electricity Authority
Job Printing Services Offered by Advocate Offices
All classes of job printing are available at the Advocate offices. Printing includes handbills circulars and general handbills with prompt service and quality work for local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Harvey Ivers
E Homann
c/o P.O
Advocate
Tourists Residential FORSTER Offered Furnished Rooms
Forster Central water front location offers furnished rooms with full cooking provisions for guests. Maid service included for washing up after meals and modern hot water supplied to bathroom kitchen and laundry. Rain water only used on the premises. Card with details from proprietor Wm Poppenhagen phone 6 Forster Box 6 Forster.
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Creotussine
James S. McGarry
Garden OF Roses Cafe
Warsrios
Alf
the Garden OF Roses Cafe
Garden of Hoses
Cale
Buzz
Loretan - Watchmaker
J.J. Thomas
Gordon Dombkins
Gloucester Saddlery
Roger
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Sunshine
Gleeson
Wingham
Hunter Street
J. Andrews
Dungog
E. Homann
McFarland's
Forster - Tuncurry
Failford
Nabiag
Dyers’ Crossing
Keambach
Belbora
Brian Ivens
Vervosta
Spokien
Church ST
Man
Bond
Wm. Poppenhagen
Forster
Forste
Manchester Department
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