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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 31, 1936

Page

3

Bargain Lot of Woolens and Linens on Sale

A local sale advertises discounts on wide ranges of clothing and home textiles. Including flannel and tweed fabrics, stockings, curtains, children’s pajamas, cardigans, bloomers, socks, and towels. Notable items: wool tweed, silk blends, and all wool blankets with prices slashed. bed and mattress items such as kapok mattresses and bush rugs also marked down. Sale periods run in February and March with various sale prices.

EACT O.S Indiana Sox

Queensland Walnut tree sells for record price in Australia

The Queensland Walnut log, cut into a giant logo, sold for £1400 to a leading Sydney firm, a record price for a tree in Australia. The tree, likely the largest walnut felled in Atherton, required four days to fell, four to cut, and transport by tractor and 82 bullocks to the station.

Queensland Sydney Australia Atherton Hemisphere United States

Britain Wins Davis Cup Final Over Australia 3 2

Britain defeats Australia in the Davis Cup challenge round by three matches to two. In the final singles A K Quist of Australia beat W Austin of Britain after a five set battle, while F J Perry of Britain defeated J Crawford of Australia in straight sets on a damp court with poor evening light.

Britain Australia A. K. Quist W. Austin F. J. Perry J. Crawford Quist Crawford Perry

Various Brief World News Snippets and Notices

Foster mothers registered to care for other women's children number 15,000 in Britain. In Britain, 1 in 30,000 bail cases fail to surrender on time. Britons eat more fruit. Port of London imports reached 530,000 tons last year. In Germany, cockchafers devastate crops including apples, wheat, and potatoes. One third of 73,000 London theft cases involved under £1. Continental dancing follows England. the tango does well. The London Directory shows Smith as the commonest surname occupying 17 pages. Roman remains and coins uncovered at Dorchester building site. Southern Rhodesia census shows European population up 11% to 55,395. Asiatic coloured up 31% to 5874. natives employed up 41% to 254,235. The Earl of Harewood resigns as Grand Supreme Ruler of the Order of the Secret Monitor. Lord Courtenay installed in his place.

Britain Courts of Justice London Germany England Smith Instit Jones Taylor Ruth Esther Na‘inal Institute For the Blind Ita Dorchester Southern Rhodesia Earl of Harewood Order of the Secret Monitor Masonie Lord Courtown

The Indian Tree of Life exhibition in Ceylon Home Aldwych

A recent display at Ceylon Home Aldwych showcases the cocoanut palm and its 200 products. The tree provides food, drink, fuel, light, construction materials, bedding, and funeral pyre uses, with Kerala kernel as the main commercial yield. Copra, cocoanut oil, desiccated coconut, toddy and jaggery are highlighted, along with wide range of fiber, wood, and manufactured items from husk, shell, and fruit.

Ceylon Aldwych Europe America Japan

Mixed historical notes and rumors span continents

A ragbag of dated items notes John Birch claiming Crimean War service and 113rd birthday in Nipissing Junction Ontario, Bihar research on Asco wood preservation, Romanian waiters shaved heads by ordinance, census wanderers in London, Grand National times, a Dutch East Indies governor general appointment, Samuel Hoare appoints private secretaries, and sale of an Essex island near Cincton-on-Sea. Also Wilderhope house near Much Wenlock bought by British National Trust for a youth hostel.

John Birch Russia Canada Nipissing Junction Ontario Forest Research Department Bihar Asco Romania London Golden Miller Shaun“ Spadah Jonkheer A. W. L. Tjarda van Starkenborgh Stachouwer Dutch East Indies Brus Samuel Hoare Admiralty H. V. Markham M.C Principa R. R.powell Seerra W. Astor Os 7 Essex Cincton-on-sea Blackwater Bay F.N. Charrington Cadbury Trust Wilderhope British National ‘Trust Wilderhape Wenlonk Ridge Much Wenock

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