Gloucester A H P Association Notes on Finances and Membership
The meeting reviewed the financial report showing progress in reducing the bank overdraft and improving grounds and prize schedules. Members debated lowering annual subscriptions to 10 shillings to boost single membership, with concerns about exhibits, entry fees, and constitutional changes. A committee was set to revise the constitution and a new year committee election results were announced.
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Jeffrey
B. &. Dawson
Rosy
4. Laurie
Association
Laurie
Newton
Eile
Davenport
V. Newton
Stanton
Dennett
Mrr
Mr. White
Br. Dawson
Mr. Laurie
Dawson
Street
Arching
Farley
Ross
Smith
Wilson
Wingham
Maddie
Woodward
Crowther
W. Newton
Messrs
Ross and Woodward
Snow
M. Newton
Messen
T. K. Higgina
W. H. Newton
R. A. Crowther
J.J Atkins
G. Easton
JS. Wilson
J. T. Hicks
First Meeting of New Committee Set for August Morning
The list includes McSwan, H. W. Murray, R. L. Higgins, B. Lowrey, P. G. Middlebrook, A. J. White, H. J. Dennett, K McIntosh, Blanch, Ad McRae, M. Jeffery, B. D. MacAndrew. The first meeting of the new committee was scheduled for Saturday, 1 August, in the forenoon.
Smugglers Build Mini Submarine for Canal Trade
A contraband smugglers’ craft was found at Moor Bridge on the Bruges Canal. The cigar shaped craft measured about two feet wide with a one man cockpit and bicycle pedal driven forward propeller. It includes an oxygen cylinder, air renewal system, and periscope. Smugglers apparently hid the submarine and submerged it when disturbed, planning to reclaim it later.
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Belgium
Holland
Moor Brigge
Bruges
Cohent M. Jiebaets
Waly
The Last Thaw And A Suburban Letter Row
A reader forwards letters from the Weekly Times and a city paper describing distress among taxpayers in Australia and a subscriber unable to continue his Reporter due to taxes and wartime laws. The missive laments burdens from income, property, gas, water, school, and other taxes, claiming government overreach has ruined his business and driven him to moral despair.
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Sky
Weekly Times
London
Australia
Ernest A. Smith
A. Doney
Whitney
Hull
Provision for the Future through Savings Accounts
The passage argues savings accounts are free to open and usable nearly anywhere in Australis. It emphasizes regular saving to cover unexpected future financial calls, noting the difficulty of predicting needs but urging provision through consistent deposits.
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Australis
Honour to Bill Adams the Pilot-Major of Gillingham
A Daily Mail correspondent notes Bill Adams born in Gillingham 370 years ago was honoured at the unveiling of a memorial clock tower. Japan’s Ambassador Tsunen Matsudaira and Vice Admiral attended. The speech praised Adams for teaching mathematics and shipbuilding in Japan after a long voyage begun in 1590s. A sake toast followed with local dignitaries.
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Bill Adams
Waterloo
Daily Mail
Gillingham
Kent
Bill
Japan
England
Tsunen Matsudaira
Marseilles
Wapeeeh
Adams
Sala
William Adams
Boll
Hugh Tweedie
Summers
Abemi
Travelling stock restrictions discussed by Uniziers' Association
The Uniziers' Association urged penalties for traveling stock along avoidable routes. Agricultural Minister Mainz noted many country roads lack formation and drovers cause damage. Pastures Protection amendments aim to bar use of such roads unless no other option exists, signaling limited action possible.
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Uniziers' Association Ated
Pierson
Jourcon
Mainz
Tees of cough remedy for cost of one
An OCR fragment describes a cough remedy sold for the cost of one. It claims ready mix preparations yield eight bottles for the price of one and involves sweetened water plus a two shilling bottle of concentrated Heenzo to produce about £1 worth of medicine. It touts effectiveness for coughs colds crulip bron Hilis whooning cough and influenza. Heenzo is described as pleasant to take for adults and children.
Cows Do Well Under Official Test Highlights
A Jersey cow named Retford Prince Victor owned by RW Milligan topped a test with 19312p? of milk and 60 butter-fat, while Leigh Fancy’s Starbright from We Welle placed second with 10,88lb milk and 3. valant butter-fat. Government cows at Hawkesbury College showed top yields in 273 and 365 day tests, led by May Queen of Richmond with 184AKTD milk and 5.3 fat.
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Sveywars
D. K. Wallate
Dikey Beanva
Department of Agriculture
TY Als Ting
Ayrshires
KY Guermseys
Hasan Umn
Ray
He Ben
Leigh Fancy
Starbright
We Welle
Jersey
Retford Princest Victor
RW. Milligan
Victoria
Mensa Kortt Brox
Hein
Ericsson
Anne Buide
Hawkesbury College
Stu
May Queen of Richmond
Nancy
Richmond
Hawkesbury Jersey
Richmond Posy Ltd
Hawkesbury College Jersey
Intelligent chimpanzees show money sense in Yale study
Yale University researchers report chimpanzees aged one to six years demonstrated a developing money sense. The group learned to pair colored chips with rewards and privileges, then used the chips to obtain items such as grapes and drinks, showing shopping discrimination and willingness to work for chips.
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Wresh
Yale University Department of Comparative Psychology
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