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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 28, 1938

Page

3

Maitland district Starr Bowkett Building Co operative Society No 4 Limited starts July 1 1988

At a meeting of directors it was decided to commence operations from 1 July 1988. Shares have been applied for over a wide area and the response is very satisfactory. Intending shareholders should complete and return apportionment forms or contact the secretary R Ribee Theatre Chambers High Street West Maitland for information.

Maitland District Starr Bowkett No. 4 Limited Starr- Bowkett Building Co-operative Society No. 4 Limited R. Ribee Theatre Chambers High Street West Maitland

World's Largest Cathedral rises in Liverpool on ridge above city

Overlooking Liverpool, the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Christ the King begins rising beside the unfinished Anglican Cathedral. Estimated costs top 3 million pounds for Christ the King, with completion to take about a century. The Anglican project may finish in the 1950s. The two buildings contrast in style, red sandstone for the Anglican and brick for the Catholic. Progress depends on funds, with crypt work and central sections costing tens of thousands already.

Liverpool Britain Giles Scott Edwin Lutyens Angliesn Cathedral

Abolished Primary Final Exam Raises Freedom For Thousands

The minister for education Mr D He b uns wiond announced that starting this year one primary final examination will be abolished. About 49,000 pupils in sixth class will be freed from the exam at primary school completion while bursary or high school entry candidates will still take entrance and bursary tests. Inspectors' reports will guide admissions, with a mock test for all sixth class pupils in August. Parents gain choice between high school or bursaries, and geography history papers will be combined for high school exams in a broader reform of the system.

D. He Uns Wiond Schoals Newcastle Rainier Wul Te Mitttion Adi Abstrict Enliven Lhoienanbron Yh High School

Wife outlines twelve conditions for reconciliation with solicitor’s clerk

A Stratford magistrate heard a wife describe a five week holiday with her parents and a document from her husband listing twelve terms she must sign to return. The terms demanded limits on questioning, control of money, and greater autonomy in the home, prompting the court to caution her against signing without legal advice.

Stratford England Brian I. H. Walden

Inigo Jones Weather Forecasting Support Declined

The Commonwealth government, after lengthy review, rejected Mr. Inigo Jones's requests for support of his weather forecasting activities in Queensland. Senior Guthrie and Senator Macdonald stated inquiries by technical officers from the Weather Bureau and CSIR found the work did not justify government funding or service deployment.

Inigo Johnes Commonealth Senate Jones

News in Brief from a Global Patchwork of Events

A jet seaplane crash near Ch Gullo is noted with wind conditions from Brav list. Reports mention a 27 ft squid caught by ten fishermen at Gat ob Baaweny and several legal and political developments including Spain’s Nationalist suspensions and divorce law abolition discussions. A One-ton pilot corpse washed ashore at Came and a British firm plans a £490,000 instrument project in London to employ up to 10,000. France shifts propaganda policy in Tunis, Germany’s employment figures rise, and a 17th century barrel organ was found in Udimore. A Dutch destroyer order with two ships carrying aeroplanes is stated, while a priest’s font is uncovered in Buckinghamshire. A detective reports harassment near Kamasa and Ketton hosts long-married couples.

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Government training scheme promises jobs for 175 trainees

The Minister for Labour and Industry Mr Mair says employers will hire 175 youths under the government subsidised training scheme. It targets boys and young men aged 12 to 25 who were rent victims of depression. The plan covers five years of training and aims to place trainees into trades via indentured apprenticeships, excluding the butcher trade.

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