A W Mowle Architect Gloucester Address Ad
A. W. Mowle architect located Queen Street Gloucester with telephone listed as 50.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
2
A. W. Mowle architect located Queen Street Gloucester with telephone listed as 50.
Bel bora Public School set for official opening at 2 p m estimated by our Bel bora correspondent. Minister for police Hon. B O Martin will be asked to perform the opening ceremony. Teacher Mr Curtis has already comment duties.
Mr. Husbands, head of the Railway Refreshment Rooms at Gloucester, is transferred to Taree. Mrs. Husbands and local workers anticipate departure with regret as Husbands led Presbyter ian Fellowship classes and presided over the C W A Younger Set. The Squatters' Daughter screens at Star Theatre next week, praised as top Australian Studios production.
The Deputy Director Posts and Telegraphs informs Mr. 8 L Gardner MHR that after Gloucester Chamber of Commerce and Development League representations, the proposed southern and northern pillar boxes cannot be justified due to insufficient postings. Mr. Hogg is asked to be advised accordingly.
Mr C E Bennett of Dungog announced as candidate for the Gloucester seat in the Legislative Assembly, vacant after Walter Bennett’s death. He is proprietor editor of the Dungog Chronicle and active in local politics. A ballot may decide if other UAP or UCP candidates run, with by election likely within a month. Solicitor W W Hawdon of Gloucester also seeks selection for the Country Party.
The game tomorrow will be a Pairs Handicap with completion by 2 pm. The event draws growing interest and many members and prospects are expected to attend. Prizes will be awarded to the winning pair.
Mr Dr McDonald F B C A Hon ours W S M C London sight test specialist of Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Ltd will attend and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel on Friday 10th August from 5 am to 5 pm Appointments may be booked at A L Cavanaugh's Chemist For Coughs and Colds Woods Great Peppermint Cure
The Minister for Commerce announced the closing date for enrolment claims is extended from July 25 to August next. Milk producers who, in the year ending December 31, 1933, manufactured or supplied enough to make at least 100 lb of butter or cheese should apply to the nearest dairy factory or the returning officer at the Department of Commerce, Commonwealth Bank Building, Pitt Street, Sydney. The poll seeks to decide if the Commonwealth Dairy Produce Act restricting interstate trade in butter and cheese should continue.
A State Ministerial parties meeting said Parliament likely adjourn three weeks before the federal election to allow campaigning. Urgency to pass measures may require extra sitting days. Mr V Thompson of New England faces contest against UAP Labour and Lang Labour. UA P candidate to be chosen at Muswellbrook in two weeks with at least six names.
Forbesdale set to form a CWA branch with Gloucester ladies aiding a major finance-raiser. A dance on August 1 under Forbesdale Hall Committee, Kit Kat Orchestra, with 2/6 tickets. Pass-in option for unused tickets. Free bus from Gloucester. Also farewell basket social as James Forbes retires after 28 years. Murray to take over.
Mining company notes dated 16th July report progress at Southern Cross Mine level 5 North drive advanced 11 feet total 83 feet back crosscut 17 feet south advanced west 4 feet total 4 feet face 1 in middle. Brideg and Newtons Mine bottom tunnel winzes and crosscuts with low grade reef noted. Radio South G M L reported 16th July prospecting shaft from number 3 sunk 4 feet width 21 feet exposed wall. Northwest Gold Mining Co on 18th July deepened costeen and sunk prospecting shaft 4 feet joint 4 test width 53 feet general eastern block trend.
A large representative crowd attended the Dungog funeral of Hon. W. Bennett MLA. Speakers included Hon. L. Martin and S. L. Gardner who praised his state service and founding of a district newspaper. The service at Shrigt Church was led by Rev D T Rees with a Masonic graveside rite led by G B Waller.
A memorial service for Walter Bennett MLA was conducted at St Chis Church of England Cremorne by the Rev Harley Jones. Many Bennett family members and relatives attended, with a large turnout from State and Federal Parliament members, officers, and friends. The private interment proceeded to the Central Railway station for transit to Dun Boe.
The Sydney Legislative Assembly paused to honor Walter Bennett, Gloucester representative and former minister, with a motion to record the House's loss and convey sympathy to his family. The House stood in silence as it adjourned.
The obituary recalls Walter Bennett a respected figure in Durham politics and national service. He served in the Assembly before Federation, was Honorary Minister from 1901 to 1904, and Public Works Secretary 1904 to 1907. After a 10 year absence he returned to the House in 1917, highly regarded for kindness and dedication. The outback champion and local editor is mourned as hard to replace.
Tom Hicks with Paterson, Watson and Co report selling No 18 panelock to Myr John Forbes of Sugaront Creek Dungog. Cattle sale notes light yarding at fortnightly sale with buyers present. individual prices include B Reif one cow at £3 1s, Fy Green two cattle at 63s 3d, next sale set for Tuesday 83st inst.
Yarding yesterday saw 460 pigs with buyers present and prices firm for best lots. Top values included several consignors such as M. Fraser and J. Slade, with bids ranging and strong demand for heavy porkers as local buyers and regulars attended the sale and set prices across many lots. Next sale scheduled for Thursday, 2nd August.
Department of Main Roads Gloucester issues tenders closing at 2 p.m. on Friday August 1934 for supply and delivery of girders, corbery and capsilla for the Bowman River bridge on the Gloucester Giro Road. Tender forms available at the office. Tenders must be endorsed and advertised. The lowest bid is not necessarily accepted.
A damaged notice records cattle impounded at Gloucester pound with brands AS and reversed F on a Jersey cow. Also listed are 9 heifers, 1 cow and calf, 3 cows and 1 steer branded 8K, and 1 cow branded PG. Notice warns sale if not released by moon August 1934.
Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports 4870 cattle yarded at Homebush Sydney with bulk Medium to useful quality. Best quality bullocks and steers were unchanged.
A historic advertisement promotes a cough remedy named Heenzo priced at two shillings per bottle. It claims superior quality to rival mixtures for coughs cold and influenza and offers to supply the chemist with soccktepan soir for free, implying a cost saving and easier stock for merchants.
A fragmented notice advertises a remedy obtainable with a money back guarantee certificate. It mentions Street and Parish Led and references a period of three weeks since it started, with unclear details about location and fulfillment.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.