Weddings at Mayfield and Gloucester in May
A double wedding feature from Mayfield Methodist Church and Gloucester Methodist Church. Heather Joan Morris and Richard Robertson wed with family attendants and choir solos, followed by a Waratah Town Hall reception and a honeymoon in Katoomba. Coral Grane Wade and Harold Ninneass pair wed at Ward’s River, with bridal attire in ivory lace and gold net attendants, reception at School of Arts and a Sydney Katoomba honeymoon.
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Mayfield Methodiat
Russell F. Gibson
Heather Joan
FP. Morris
Eric Morris
Gloucester
Richard
Robertson
Mounter ‘St
Mayfield
Ivan
Fay
A. Robertson
Albert Towns
Waratah Town Hall
Morris
Gloucester Methodist Church
Fpw
Best
Coral Grane
J. Wade
Ward
Harold Allan
M. Wade
Ninfess
Kay Wade
Roslyn Street
D.ninnesa
V. Armstrong
School of Arts
Mra
Ninnesa
Sydney
Katoomba
Drought Trek Drives Drovers Southward Across Queensland
Drovers herd tens of thousands of cattle and sheep along stock routes in Queensland to escape an approaching drought that could become one of the worst on record. North-west graziers warn of losses in the thousands as rain falters within a month. The drought region covers much of the state north and north-west of Longreach, extending toward the Gulf country and the Northern Territory border, with some areas lacking good fodder rain for three years.
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Queensland
Brisbane
Longreach
Gulf Country
Northern Territory
Shocks for Farmers in Queensland Dairy Testing
A Queensland case highlights that herd testing can misjudge a good milker though practical dairymen rely on experience. Morning milking yields show cows beginning lactation producing varying milk weights, with tests indicating factory returns can guide but not確 match individual milker ability as grass growth varies.
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Queensland
Geemalane
Penicillin resistance warned by South African official
Mr W J van Reneburg of the Division of Veterinary Services warns that pathogenic bacteria are developing resistance to Penicillin which could nullify its benefits. He urges judicious use and notes 100,000 units per quarter as an optimum dose. He also questions whether two or four injections are more effective than a single injection. Sinbad the Sailor to be shown at Majestic Theatre Monday night.
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5. W.J. van Reneburg
Division of Veterinary Services
Department of Agriculture
Pretoria
South Africa
Appeal for War Memorial Farm Training 600 New Jobs
The Big Brother Movement seeks £25 000 to set up a war memorial training farm of 600 acres near Liverpool. Vice president Sir Graham Waddell said the project is well supported. The farm, bought last November for £170, financed by £2 000 from members and £10 000 interest free, plus a £3 000 overdraft. More than £000 has since been spent. Lite Brothers will provide up to three months of training for employment in primary industry. Donations, eligible for income tax, may be sent to the hon treasurer at 34 Macquarie Place Sydney.
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Liverpool
Graham Waddell
Lite Brothers
Ingit Brown
Wallendbeen
W. R. Glasson
Molong
Hay River
Bg Brother
Macquarie-place
Syd
Gloucester footballer heads to Stroud for knockout camp
A Gloucester footballer travels to Stroud on Monday to compete in a knockout camp event, aiming to showcase skills and gain selection opportunities. The journey underlines local talent preparing for higher level trials and potential club attention.
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Gloucester
Stroud
Demonstration of Clifford Rotary Cultivator at Co op Ferm
Demonstration at the Co op Ferm Yaxtey North Peterborough showcases the Clifford Rotary Cultivator. It digs ploughs forking and cultivating with even manure dressing, powered by a 400 cc single cylinder four stroke air cooled engine. It moves at walking speed and turns around with land wheel and cultivator controls on the steering. Photo by 2.0.1 London.
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Co-op
Ferm
Yaxtey
North Peterborough
London
British Jeep undergoes Ministry tests at Chobham Surrey
Britain’s War Office backs an improved jeep built by Nuffield Mechanizations. The four seat vehicle features independent torsion bar suspension for all wheels, a flat water cooled 60 bhp engine, 24 volt equipment, hydraulic four wheel braking, and a 1 in 2 gradient climb capability. It has logged 2000 miles on the Bagshot Alpine Course and is fully waterproof.
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Britain
War Office
Ministry of Supply Fighting Vehicles
Chobham
Surrey
Bagshot
Central Office of Information
London
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