Buy Advertised Goods and Local Paper for Advertisers
A persuasive notice urges readers to buy only advertised goods and services, claiming advertised brands meet a consistent high standard. It argues reputation and experience back the claim, linking trust to sound economics and regular preference. The notice promotes the Local Paper for Advertisers as the standard source.
Gloucester District Ad Aims To Reach Buyers
An enduring plea declares that READ BY 3000 PEOPLE is the only guaranteed avenue to place goods and services before Gloucester District residents. It asserts reach is limited for other methods and emphasizes the public’s exposure to this channel.
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Gloucester
Gloucester Bowling Club annual meeting report highlights
The Gloucester Bowling Club met at the School of Arts. The 29 full members grew to 36 with new arrivals from the Golf Club. The annual report notes green upkeep by W J Adams and Ted Morris, new numbers and indicators, a sign for visitors, and planned costs for upkeep. Competitions were contested. Beginners Handicap drew twelve players. no Pennants due to petrol rationing. Jack Carolan starred in Country Week and in the Singles Championship.
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Gloucester Bowling Club
School of Arts
Ron Smith
ALP
Munro
Air Force
Jack Carolan
Ben Bell
W. J. Adama
Gus Teni
George Carey
Jack Thomas
Ted Morris
F. A. Ate
Messrs
Lowe
Sheldon
Carolan
Mr. Mars
Dungog
Adams
Cult
D. Borer
Pred Hebblewhite
Messrs Woodward and
Hebblewhite
J. Whatson
P.deards
W. Houghton
J. Ebbeck
Sthorox
Eade
Commercial Bank
Rev. H. Lynn
Golf Club
Perfection and Economy At The Switch Demonstration
Gloucester Electric Supply Co advertises high speed electric ranges with five years service and two years easy terms. Interclub bowling season notes include visits by Dungog Taree Wingham and Port Macquarie, Visitors Day for Red Cross funds, and annual club reports. Awards, officers, and trophies are announced with thanks to volunteers and supporters.
Comforts Depot Report Highlights Wool Shortage and Rationing
The monthly report cites wool shortages affecting the Comforts Depot and explains rationing as fair distribution among knitters. It urges strict following of depot instructions, full wool return, and notes 1480 completed articles. It also calls for more khaki socks, blue gloves, balaclavas, butter muslin shirts, and five experienced machinists to finish pullovers.
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Lord Mayer's Fund
Haiti
Optometrists Visit by D L McDonald at Gloucester Hotel
Optometrist D L McDonald of London Webster Jack & McDonald Sydney Pty Limited will attend at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Saturday August 23 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. People may consult him during the visit.
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D. L McDonald
Flb.o.a
Heoura Smc
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Gloucester
Fertiliser From Sewage Sludge Shows Plant Nutrients
Milwaukee disposal plant produces 100 tons per day of dried activated sludge sold as fertilizer. Analyses show twenty three elements including boron copper manganese and zinc in available form. Minor nutrients may explain benefits in sandy soils and in mixed fertilisers.
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Milwaukee
U.S.A
Plante
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Advocate
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Rbott
Houghton
Gloucester Electric Supply CO. Ltd
Taree
Wingham
Port Macquarie
Red Cross
V.A.D
Les Rye
Lynn
D. Boover
Whatson
Woodward & Hebblewhite
Hawdon
Ebbeck
Consistency
W Houghton
Electric Light
P. Deards
G. Carey
H. Gray
B. Carolan
Landis
J. Ebbecier
Teni
Patrot
W. d. Adams
W. W. Haydon
Vicw
Kendall
Treasuer
G Carey
R. Stiridon
J. What Fon
Brorse and Lowe
Hon
Sunditoy
W.W. Hawdon
Green
W. J. Adams
T. Andrews
D. Bonnet
W Andrews
G. Teal
FP. Hebblewhite
A. Brorson
Woodward
Boorer
Carthew
H.B.A
W. W. Hawdon
L. F
Barrow
Weekes
Treas
Comforts Depot Report
Clem Walsh
King St, Loucester
Tom Hicks
Queen Street