Gloucester Shire Council debates relief work and building permits
Gloucester Shire Council discusses continuing relief scheme work, potential use of relief men on nearby roads, and approval of several weatherboard dwelling applications. Health Inspector reports one infectious case, nuisance issues, and licences. council to consider garbage depot land and poundkeeper appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Laurie
Reichert
Laurie
Moore
Gloucester
W. L. Tull
Stratford
A.B. Tull
A. J.white
Germion
Alto
J W. Casey
Bolton
O.K
B. Nicholls
Forbesdale Hall Annual Report Reveals Community Growth
The Forbesdale Hall Committee presents its annual report noting a year of active work with religious services on 36 occasions supported by three denominations and about £15 in direct offerings. The right wing reconstruction by volunteers, fencing by J Atkins and G Robinson, a valedictory to Mr Marsh, Gloucester Brass Band performances, and a Gloucester Country Women’s Association fund drive are highlighted. The creation of Forbesdale Recreation Club and plans to involve youth are praised, with thanks to President C Howell and Treasurer Howell and Newt on auditing. The report urges focus on children’s welfare, spiritual and intellectual growth, and broader community engagement for the hall’s third year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbesdale Hall
Clyde Borham
J. Atkins
Gloucester
G. Robinson
Marsh
Gloucester Brass Band
Forbesdale
Gloucester Country Women's Association
Forbesdale Recreation Club
Religion and work in a Christian economic rebalance
In an address at St Oswalds Haberfield Bishop Batty argued religion guides all human affairs and must inform industry and wealth. He urged recognition of the Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man to end industrial paralysis, stating stewardship and service are core to business for public good. He warned against profit focus and urged full citizenship rights under God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Oswald's
Haberfield
Newcastle
Batty
God
Publi Aerrvice
Relief Workers Earnings Up Under Emergency Relief Scheme
The Premier announced a government plan to boost relief workers earnings by extending monthly work hours. Married men gain 8 extra hours and single men 4 hours monthly starting May 3. The scheme keeps hourly rates and includes 16 bars of employment per month for eligible ages, with councils receiving a 10 percent wage bonus plus extra per hour bonuses for certain skilled workers. A schedule of revised work periods and wages is attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premer
Schedule of Work Periods and Classifications
The following is the approved schedule of work periods and appropriate classifications valid from Sid. Way 1943. Adults with no dependents and adults with unemployed dependent children under 15 are included. No departure from such classification is permitted.
State Forests to reafforest with relief labor plan
Cabinet approves men employed through State Labour Exchanges for re afforestation in State Forests around Sydney and Newcastle. Workers will train 30 hours a week, paid 1 shilling per hour, with free rail fares and supplied gear and rations. Rabbit trapping pilots may boost earnings. calls for additional men to be announced in Sydney Morning Herald and Daily Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydney ‘Morning Herald
Daily Telegraph
Newcastle
Death by misadventure verdict in horse attack case
Coroner at Alsby records a death by misadventure for George Cave of Walkeringham aged 58 after being struck down and fatally bitten by the stallion Grangewood Majestic on the Spittiehouse farm. A warning from Cave’s mother about stallions ominously echoes as another man sustains injuries at a nearby farm shortly after.
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Alsby
George Cave
Walkeringham
Doncaster
Grangewood Majestic
Fy. G. W. R. Spittiehouse
Homies Balderstone
Fx. Cave
Thia
Cave
Mr. Spittlehouse
Asa AU
Ron
John William Spittle
Sid
Lita
Garthorpe
Scunthorpe
Why Send Your Orders Away
A brief advertisement urging readers to buy locally from A. Coote, Jeweller, Gloucester. It promises city prices and in-hand stock with satisfaction guaranteed, aiming to persuade customers to place orders directly and avoid sending them away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Coote
Gloucester
A. Coote
Jeweller
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Frank White
Commercial Hotel
Street & Parish Ltd
Victoria Insurance CO. Ltd
Ee Inbeinbelnde
Bela
the Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Grain Insurance & Agency CO. Ltd
Circular Quay
Flemington
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridge Street
Advocate
Barrington ST
Gloucester Shire Council
A. Taylor
Church Street
W. H. Redman
Hume Street
E. Patmore
R. West
Denison St
A. Brown
John Watkins
Council
A&d
Baconeen
Mlb
Annual Report
Howell
Newton
F. Hawel
Victor
Ralings
Hunter ST
Religion the True Guide
Mr. Batty
Way
Bigxsa Ag
Mother
Golden Gate Cafe
Church St., Gloucester
FE. Young Proprietress
Sunshine Cafe
Gloucester Fruit and Vegetable Market
Lisbon
Saxby's
D.K. Redman & Sons
Dairyman's
Plough
A. E. Tull
Cash & Carry Butchery
Phony Iy
M. Thurlow
Hone
T. Hicks
iStock, Station, Trucking,& General Commission
Gloucester Investments & Agency Co
Commonwealth Savings
F. Sutton
F.a.isaac
Fumeraia
F. A. Isaac
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