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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 03, 1941

Page

2

Stock sales record strong yarding and price gains

Krambach Stock Sales Paterson Easton and Co report three heavier yarding of good cattle at last Wednesday's sale. Competition was keen with about a ten shilling advance over the prior sale. Best bullocks reached £13 16s, best steers £12 1s, best cows and vealers £13 1s, best cows £10, best heifers £19 18s. A Patriotic Dance is planned at Craven Creek next Saturday night.

Paterson, Easton and Co D. Paterson K. ‘McFadyen W. Bidner Scott Murray T. W. Murray

Death of John Richardson in Gloucester

The death of John Allen Richardson occurred suddenly on Saturday morning at his Gloucester residence. He was about 70, had been unwell for some time, and was preparing for a massage when he suffered a heart event. Survived by a wife, one daughter, two sons Harry and Allan, the body is to be taken to the city for interment.

Jovt Allen Richardson Gloucester Richardson Slaughter Hissin Hurtville Harry Allan

Shooting Accident Near Bulljac Injures 21 Year Old Man

A shooting accident near Bulljac on Sunday left 21 year old Jerry Miles of Fourth Street Adamstown in serious condition at Roma Private Hospital. Miles was with three friends on two motorcycles when a rifle discharged during duck shooting at a river bend near a railway tunnel. Miles fell, was aided by companions and railway settler Mr Bates, then transported to Gloucester for medical care. He is expected to be moved to New Men's Hospital within a day or two after ambulance transfer.

Bulljac Jerry Miles Fourth Street Adamstown Roma Miles Ken Stewart Robert Stabbart George Lewis Bulline Barrington Hame Stabbart Bates B. Hoole Weekes Tryne Gloucester Thia Samny Miles New Menatle Hospital

Police and Citizens War Effort Fund Total Reaches £493/6?d

The Police and Citizens War Effort Fund shows a total of £493 6s 5d with numerous named contributors and itemized amounts from various donors including Pobark Pastoral Co £2 2s and J. P. Easton £11 11s. The list records payments for sales, tickets, and donations across many individuals and local firms, culminating in a grand sum and a detailed ledger of receipts.

Farewell at Tugrabakh for Leading Aircraftsman John Mudie

Leading Aircraftsman John Mudie son of Mr and Mrs Ho Mudie of Tugrabakh returned from a ten day leave and was farewelled at his parents home on Saturday evening 25th inst. He received a Swan fountain pen as a token from friends and was wished success in his future venture. Messrs Rex Smith W G German DC Middlebrook and Ron Middlebrook offered congratulations. Mr H Mudie thanked friends for his thirty years in the district. Mrs B Hooke organiser sent apologies for absence.

John Mucedle Mire Ho Mudie Tugrabakh John Thompson Messrs Rex Smith W. &. German D. C. Middlebrook Ron Middlebrook H. Muddie B. Hooke

Gloucester Chamber Approves Dinner for New Member Rene Fitzgerald

The Gloucester Chamber of Commerce holds a meeting to entertain new member Rene Fitzgerald at a dinner on Monday. A committee will draft district requirements, arrange events, and invite local groups including the Shire Council and Primary Producers Association. The group also considers using Gloucester School of Arts Hall as a polling booth in future elections.

Gloucester Chamber of Commerce Gloucester Rene Fitzgerald Sth Shire Council Tinion A. Fi, & P. Association Tie Employees’ Union W. W. Hawdat Mesars F. Weekes Rye Gray Fitzgerald School of Arts Glovecester Armidale Gloucester School of Sydney Fire Brigade Board Underwriters’ Association Fenfold Council Bennett

Obituary of Hugh Kirk at Bowman Farm in Scotland to Australia

The death occurred at Bowman Farm on Wednesday morning last May 2nd, that of Hugh Kirk in his 78th year. He came from Scotland about ten years ago with his wife and family to Bow men Farm, once the old stud farm of the Australian Agricultural Company. A respected Scotsman, he celebrated a golden wedding five years ago. Funeral services were led by Rev D Glyn Jones with a private home service at Bowman Farm followed by a Presbyterian Church service on Thursday. Survived by wife, nine children Jock Jimmie Agnes Drew Peter Sandy Hugh Meg, fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Floral tributes from many relatives and friends. Our sincere sympathy to the bereaved.

Bowman Farm Hugh Kirk Kirk Scotland Australian Agricultural Company D. Glyn Jones Jock Moree Jimmie Tea Gardens Agnes Drew Peter Maitland Sandy David Hugh Meg Nett Nannie Biddy P. Flennerson Jess Jack Shaw Mra. R. Archinal King Family Monro Harry McNavenson Stewart Cath W. Relf Stan Wilson Ben Relf Sid Hilda Belcher and Leetle Les Relf Owen Battle Simplex Co G. _ Ritter

Religious Services Schedules Across Denominations in Gloucester

Church services for Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, Congregational and Baptist congregations listed with times and locations in Gloucester and surrounding areas. Highlights include Gloucester churches at 11 am 7 pm sessions, Waukivory meetings, Stroud District events, and Pastor B A Walsham leading multiple congregations through the week.

Comforts Appreciated From Overseas Letters to Gloucester War Chest

A collection of letters from soldiers in the Middle East and England praises the Gloucester War Chest Comforts Fund. Corporal H. Roach thanks the fund for parcels and canteen orders, notes Aussie tobacco joy, a hospital stay, and hopes to rejoin fellow troops soon. Private V. C. Durbidge and Signaller G. J. Watson also commend the fund’s support and welfare efforts.

Gloucente Jain H. Roach Middle East Mga T A.G Adolf England Aussie Roo V. C. Durbidge L. Durbidge Stratford Comforts Fund Red Crogs Y.mc.a G. J. Watson Gloucester War Chest Fund Sapper McChesney Greece

Duties in England During Air Raid Alerts

In a letter from England Mrs Edith Massey describes civilians in her area preparing for air raids. Even at 72 she helps with stireup pumps and alert duties. Neighbors wear uniforms and patrol their beat in the dark with events around 2 to 8 in the morning. The text notes nerve wracking bangs from enemy bombs and gunfire, and a humorous aside about a stage skit and a telephone joke referencing Australia.

England Weekes Edith Massey Australia A.A P.S

Red Cross War Appeal funds prisoners of war relief

The Australian Red Cross Society plans to send three parcels every fortnight to each POW from Australia in Greece or Germany, covering food and clothing. The cost is about £240,000 annually, with NSW contributing £96,000. A Red Cross unit in the Middle East is examining missing men and camp conditions, offering investigations for relatives via the Bureau in Sydney. A patriotic dance at Mr Shults residence Craven Creek on Saturday night, 7 June, supports funding for LOODI ALB boys.

Australian Red Cross Society Greece Germany New South Wales Middle East Red Cross Bureau Ocean House Martin Place Sydney

Loss of Crete a Severe Blow

The Daily Mull and Daily Express critique Britain's Crete defeat in 1941, urging lessons on air sea and land power. The Times notes overwhelming material superiority and cautions against hasty judgments, while highlighting Malta's resilience and the Mediterranean strategic stakes for Britain.

London Mull Crete Malta Empire Agline Mediterranean Turkey Hitler Hig Middle East Cyprus Syria Daily Express Leason Britain C Rete Geliherstein Creté Cme the “Times

Local personal notices and agency shifts in town life

Miss Nan Hawdon, daughter of Ma and Mrs W W Hawdon, has been accepted for service with the Army Medical Corps abroad. Mr J Geary, assistant teacher at the local public school, learned his mother had died andLeft for home. Mr J Wilson attended the P P Board directors conference and returned with a souvenir influenza. The fully equipped ambulance, bought by Pastures Protection Boards, was presented to the Eastern Command of the Army by the Board’s chairman. A Brorson and M J Landers of the local butter factory attended the Butter Factory Managers Conference in Sydney. Look for the badge in windows and pay your hospital contribution today.

Nan. Hawdon W. W. Hawdon Army Medical Corps J. Geary Geary J. Wilson P.P. Board Wilson Pastures Protection Boards A. Brorson M. J. Landers Sydney Butter Factory

Gloucester Electorate and Probate Notice in NSW

The document records a Gloucester electorate note expressing thanks for support in the recent election and declares probate action in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. It states that after fourteen days an application will be made for the grant of probate of the will of Hugh Kirk of Bowman, Glanessy, with Alexander Kirk named as executor.

Supreme Court OF New South Wales Hugh Kirk Bowman Pagnea Glaneesey John Blate New South Wales Alexander Kirk Hawdon & Hawdon Gloucester Dey Halloran Sobeitar Martin Place Sydney

Dinner to A L Fitzgerald MLA at Gloucester Chamber event

Dinner to A L Fitzgerald MLA to be hosted by the Gloucester Chamber of Commerce in Lie Sehont of Arta Gloucester on Monday 8 June at 6 20 pm Those wishing to attend must notify the undersigned by Saturday to aid catering Representatives of public bodies and private citizens are invited to cooperate W W Hawdon President H M Gray Secretary

R. L. Fitzgerald Milt Lie Sehont of Arta Gloucester Gloucester Chamber of Commercy Gloucester Chamber OF Commerce W. W. Hawdon H. M Gray

Illustrated travel talk at Methodist Church Gloucester

The Romance of the Golden West by Rev A G Manefield BA missionary secretary speaks tomorrow at 7 30 pm A second talk next Sunday June 5 at 11 am The Religion of Democracy and discussion on President Roosevelt's speech led by Rev H Lynn at 145 Tem next Sunday question noted.

A. G Manetinid Home Missions Methodist Church Gloucester Golden West H. Lynn Liam Roosevelt Church of England Tuprabakh Copeland Canon Williamson Bowman Farm Gangat D. Glyn Jones Harris Ward Upper Bowman Craven Plateau Upper Barrington B. Martens Stroud District Baptist Church Simsville Sth Ith Craven Stratford Ward's River Stroud Girvan B. A.walsham Church A. G. Manefield B.A Hottie Mission Ronsevelt

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P. le Quesne City Price Draper and Mercer A. 1. Cavanough Eider Downs A.hazelwood Pat O'Brien Gale Page Ronald Reagon Donald Crisp Arthur Askey Richard Murdock Patricia Kirkwood Jack Hylton Oregon Trail BTC Fred McCrea Tarine Raat A. Brophy Dad Rudd Krambach Stock Sales Craven Creek Roma Private McCarthy Glovcesty John Richardson H. Taylor Jaye F. Neggton Commonwealth Creek Hays Garven Bridee Commonwealth Bowman Comforts Fund Appeal Lort Courtey Ub Yolly Committee Glayces Jey and Dischot Fund Romiforts General Blamey Wwe Grey Fith W. Chanthers V.D.C Majestic Programme Knute Rockne Nicholas Morris Manilka Shire Mavris Shah M. Shah Vine Pobark Pastoral Co House Homie Mr X Patmore Bon Relf G. W. Murray W. German Mackay Matthewson Hoy Phillips A. V. Eastwood Baurie J. P. Easton A. Parker Atwater B. Andrews Hos Haris A. Stone Mrs. E Middleton Charles Broese A. K Chisholm Ban Ernest Hyem Stan Deards F. ©. Thom D. W. Sansom C. MiddiedYook Evie Easton Howell Den T. Murray M. M. West Shelton H Hugh Griffithe W. G. Wilson J. C. McFadyen Mra H. A. Abbott R. Paterson Stan Wilson Wi. Weistintel Holmes Kem Laure IW R. Bleasdade DL. Mc Gorton Housie Howie A. Lattimore Jenkins R. Lambley W. Johnstone H. Phillips Stan Slade W. J. Adams Miss Ross HH. Martin Fanle S Martin T. M. Hooke Geo, Mickman Ston Chamber of Commerce Church Services Red Cross War Appeal Views of London Passtinea W. E. Sparke Gloucester) Pty., Ltd Anctionarrs Horse Sale Gloucester Shire AAM Hoirse Attwater D. C. Pensfold G. Westley Jas Barbe Wm. Lowrey S. A. Deards Parish J Smith W. J.T. Morgan A. L. Fitzgerald Krambach Red Cross War Comforts A. E. Spear P. Cheers Prof Munieralli Shah Commercial Hotel Conmita
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