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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 22, 1934

Page

4

Recovery seen in rail finances despite peak deficit

Latest figures show a recovery of 2,289,512 pounds in two years with an estimated current year deficit of 2,886,093 after a 500,000 government contribution toward development lines. The report notes a 1,035,389 improvement from last year and a 2,239,912 drop from the 4,564,605 peak in 1931-32, crediting wage cuts and staff retrenchment for the gains. The government expects an extra 1,000,000 monthly passengers due to fares from November 1.

Interast Australia

Oil Beneath Britain Could Yield Vast American Style Fields

Engineer James A. Hampson of Horwich argues that deep coal measures in South Lancashire and Kent hide vast oil reservoirs. He says oil there is thick and requires heat to flow, proposing an electro chemical heating method to unlock and bring it to the surface. He plans trials in the Wigan district, noting his family ties there and confidence in locating the richest strikes.

Wigan James A. Hampson Horwich Great Britain Hampson Lancashire Kent Britain Germany Abunisnen Derbyshire

Gloucester Growth and Local Pride Letter to the Editor

A letter reflects on Gloucester as a rural town evolving into a city of tomorrow speakers urge local expenditure and patriotism. The writer emphasizes supporting local shops and Australian-made products to sustain the community and its traders.

Gloucester Tally Tasomorrow Lncal

Man revived after heart stopped during operation inquest

Frederick Wolfe aged 65 nearly died from a cancer operation at Bagthorpe Infirmary when respiration ceased and the heart stopped. After opening the stomach doctors massaged the heart for about five minutes, and breathing returned though he later died from lung and heart failure. Coroner recorded verdict.

Aly Nottingham Frederick Wolfe Bagthorpe Infirmary A. H. Johns Agaim St. George‘s Hospital London Mr. Wolfe Hite Bagthorpe Audlre Awol Beiture

Burmans year 5,00 London children will Creat Wesehwot

Burmans year collection in London prompts cautious educational planning as local authorities address welfare, schooling, and child protection. Officials emphasize safeguarding, inclusive classrooms, and community support to ensure safe, quality learning environments for urban youth.

London Wesehwot Aeavin Aye

Wonderful dog Dewet speaks three languages and rescues

A jet black Geshian police dog named Dewet, aged four and a half, can understand German French and English commands. He saved a child from a pond and is praised for gentleness with children. A wealthy American offered £2500 to hire him, but his owner Mrs Girdwood says he is worth more. Dewet is to perform publicly in July including a fire rescue stunt with a hose.

Amberley Iy Ikon Sieand Dewet Girdwood

Anthrax warning issued to cattle breeders in NSW

The United Pure-Hreri wairy Cattle Breeders Association of NSW reports a letter from the Chief Veterinary Surgeon warning of anthrax samples packed for Glenfield Research Station. It urges members to notify district inspectors if anthrax deaths are suspected and to follow strict postal regulations to minimize infection risk.

United Pure-Hreri Wairy Cattle Breeders’ Association of Nsw Glenfield T- 18 Max Henry Tull

Strangest neighbours revealed in Dorking bigamy case

In Holmwood three miles apart, Charles Furlonger and his first wife Helen lived unseen for years. At Dorking Police Court on April 19, he was ordered to pay 3s weekly to his first wife. arrears of 440 pounds were noted, but no bigamy charge was issued, left to police discretion.

Dorking Srey Charles Furlonger Outtyiys Holmwood Maghbours Wurlonger Nuit Barking Furlonger Furtonger Portsmouth Gibraltar Helen Furlonger Flint Hill Purlonger

The Doctor's Writing Dinner Invitation

An invitation to dinner to the new doctor yields an illegible reply. The hostess worries the doctor has not yet answered. The husband suggests taking the letter to a chemist who can read doctors' handwriting, and the chemist provides a prescription like 3/4 as payment.

London Transport fleet numbers at a glance

Passengers are served by the London Transport Board using 3156 carriages 5312 omnibuses 2518 tramcars 459 motor coaches and 60 trolley buses according to a recent count.

London Transport Board

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