Soldiers Memorial Clock Tower Unveiling Ceremony In Gloucester
A committee plans a Saturday unveiling of the Soldiers Memorial Clock Tower with Brig- General G Macarthur-Onslow to open the ceremony at 2 pm. Light Horse, Reformed Soldiers’ League, Shire Councillors, schoolchildren, and the Gloucester Band will participate. An appeal for funds to complete the work will be made during the event.
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Soldiers’ Memorial
G. Macarthur-Onslow
Cm.g. Ds.o
Soldiers’ League
Gloucester
Soldiers’ Memorial Committee
Stace
Macarthur Onslow
Gloucester Band
Sctool
Repair Advice From Webster McDonald at Castlereagh Street
A brief ad advises readers to contact WEBSTER, JACK, and McDONALD at the Government Savings Bank Building 16 Castlereagh Street Sydney for guidance if any sights are defective. It promises repair work expertise and to watch the paper for the date of service.
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Webster
Jack
McDonald
Sydney
Lita
Government Savings Bank
Castlereagh Street
Church Services Sunday June 14 in multiple locations
Church of England listings for Sunday after Trinity with services at Con center 11 FLC Stratford 2 Copeland 230 Gloucester 7.30 Rev 8. Readable fragment shows schedule across Stratford Copeland Gloucester with times.
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Church OF England
Stratford
Copeland
Gloucester
Methodist Church
Tripet
Craven
Gloucester Dairy Co May Butter Output and Injured Player
May butter production by Gloucester Dairy Co reached 141165 lbs with suppliers paid 113d for choices and total distribution 6934/16/7. Aged player Alex Wilson suffered a cracked jaw and eye injury from a football match. recovery will take weeks. Tomorrow Reds vs Krambach lineups listed. Gloucester Light Horse to be inspected June 20. Police quell crowd at Parliament House shouting Down with Government. Parliament adjourned to Wednesday after caucus. Butter export rises. Australia third among exporters. Sydney records June temperature of 80.4 F, highest for June since 1923.
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Gloucester Dairy CO
Gloucester Dairy Coy
Alex Wilson
Gloucester
Alex
Lang Budget outlines cut to NSW expenditure
Mr Lang presented the New South Wales Budget at the Premiers Conference detailing a cut from £32,064,710 this year to £25,651,000 next year. He proposed targeting higher salaries for reductions, urged voluntary returns of over £500 annual pay by MPs and senior officials, and warned of compulsory cuts if needed. Pensions unchanged and he agreed to join talks on Loan Council and interest payments as Theodore's budget forecasts a Commonwealth deficit of £4,380,000 next year after savings and extra revenue.
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Lang
New South Wales
Loan Council
Theodore
Dressing Accommodation for Footballers Raised by League
A local league and clubs must provide proper dressing facilities after a match. Visiting teams used their hotel for dressing while local players improvised in a park lavatory. A shed near the tennis club could serve as a dressing room if secured and properly used.
Warrior Football Club Chooses Player Award Donor Moves
At a meeting of the Warrior Football Club on the 11th instant word arrived that supporter donations of £1 1s 0d were offered for the most improved player, with Messrs Newton and Kent to select. A tyre and tailored trousers were donated to raise funds for club use and aid needy members. Trainer Stewart McIntosh offered his services and Charlie Chambers joins the Warriors, capable of playing in any forward position. A Possibles versus Probables match will determine the team to face Stroud on Saturday at 1.50, with selection from that game for the following week.
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Chib Ueld
Warrior
Messrs
Foley
Dame Fortune
Stewart McIntosh
Han
Warriors
McIntosh
Chariie Chambers
Warrera
Stroud
Woods Great Peppermint Cure for Children’s Hinching Cough
Woods promotes a peppermint cure for children’s hinching cough claiming quick relief. Advertisers tout flavored drops and home remedies as a remedy for common childhood throat irritations.
Huge conversion loan proposed after Premiers Conference
After talks with Federal Opposition leaders Prime Minister Scullin proposed a National Appeal Executive to lead a voluntary conversion of the internal debt. The plan aims to convert about £656,000,000 with a 2.2 percent interest reduction and requires holders to vote within 14 days if they reject the new stock. A sub committee was set to discuss overseas debts the NSW legal action withdrawal and reopening of the Government Savings Bank of NSW.
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Scuffin
National Appeal
Kimmelt
Lyons
Commionwealth Bank Bord
Sir Robert Gibson
Melbourne
Scullin
Lang
S.A
Hill
Commonwealth
N.S.W
Government Savings Bank of
Voluntary Conversion Scheme Seen Aiding Australia
Financial editors from The Morning Post and The Times applaud a unanimous Premiers' Conference decision to cut government expenditure to avert national default. The Financial News notes renewed investor confidence, while the Financial Times sees an improving outlook as Australian stocks steady and begin to rise.
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Morning Post
Autralia
Dsy
Financial News
Australia
Financial Times
Amateur Theatricals Prepare Star Theatre Show
The Qiou vester Presbyterian Fellowship Amateur Musical and Dramatic Society plans a grand entertainment at the Star Theatre on Thursday June 25. A comedy hero titled The Toe Tore Patients features a local doctor. Directors Mr and Mrs J K Hogg report strong enthusiasm as venue shifts from a church to the Star Theatre to accommodate a large audience. The program includes character songs Venetian Beat Song Southern Negro Melodies and special scenic and lighting effects. Suppport comes from Colin Dyster, a well known entertainer visiting for the occasion.
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Qiouvester Presbyterian Fellowship Amateur Musical and Dramatic Society
Star ‘Theatre
J. K. Hogg
Star Theatre
Colin Dyster
Country Women's Assn Plans Street Stall Fundraiser
A meeting of the local Country Women's Association branch in Rest Rooma chaired by President Hawdan set plans for a street stall Friday 12 to 5 and Saturday until noon. Members Donnelly Tull Ross Cavanaugh Snow Glover Shaw McRee and Waddell attended. Donations of cooking jams farm produce welcomed. The group affirmed support for clipping Gloucester Relat Committee activities and noted thanks to Mrs Locke for a party raising £2 8 and to Mr Mathewson for donation. The Clothing Chest requests baby clothing. The note adds observations on Chinese fish skin ornaments and Japanese wax from fish.
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Donnelly
Tull
Ross
Cavanaugh
Snow
Glover
Shaw
McRee
Waddell
Cloucester Relat Committee
Gloucester Electric Supply Co s Finances
The Board of Directors of Gloucester Electric Supply Company Limited regret that due to finances they must demand prompt monthly settlements. Pre April 30 accounts unpaid by the 20th of this month will have supply discontinued. Reconnection requires payment of 10 and a deposit proportional to light and power points, regardless of the person.
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Gloucester Electric Supply Company Limited
Mt Owsing
Am Electric
Fulton Cup Round Opens With Noted Matches in Golf Notes
Round one of the Fulton Cup is set as a major event with matches including Dr. Munro versus R. Roddy and RL Hall against R. Thurlow. The Associates one-stick competition was won by Mrs Street with a net 55, amid other standings. A card party is planned by Associates for Monday night 16th June at the Shire Hall, inviting members and friends.
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Dr. Munro
R. Roddy
RL. Hall
R. Thurlow
L. Rye
Dr. Locke
A. Laurie
E. Homer
V. Street
Chariton
T. Ashworth
Associates
Street
Miss Hawdon
Hogg
D. Thurlow
Roddy
M. F. Middlebrook
Mount George Event Yields Profit and Prizes
A day of sport bazaar and dance at Mount George boosted the Mount George School of Arts finances by £55. The Agricultural Bureau banquet honored Alex W. Andrews of Woodsite for winning the last matze growing contest, with a Cup trophy presented by President C Shields. Alex Smith of Bandon Grove received a cup from J M Pitt of Agriculture for winning the Central Rivers winter fodder contest. Crane and local farmers praised the event.
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Mount George
Commonwealth litigation broadens with writs against New South Wales
On Wednesday another writ was issued against New South Wales for 290,875 pounds by the Commonwealth and the other States under the December 12 1027 financial agreement. On April 13 they sued for 557,519 pounds over defaulted interest to London lenders due April 1, later paid by the Commonwealth. The case has not yet been set for High Court hearing.
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N&w
B Commonwealth
New South Watea
Commonwealth
Indor
London
High Court
Newton business notice transfers assets after succession
The notice states Bas disposed of her new betalonmen to Mrs G PRN Fold and extends thanks to supporters while noting the continuance of the estate for her successor.
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Niwton
Bas
G. Prn
Pal
Nolietta
Exme
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