Renewal of Royal Hotel temporary license at Gloucester
The Police Magistrate Mr F Grugeon refused renewal without current license, granting a renewal possibility later. The article also notes federal enrollment reminders with instructions to verify registration and obtain correction cards, and mentions a Sunday program by the Gloucester Band in Memorial Park inviting residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Tareesacensing Court
F. Grugeon
P.M
J. Brown
Royal Hotel
Gloucester
Mayor Dies at His Desk in Kempsey Office
In Kempsey Alderman T A Miller collapsed at his desk and died from heart disease. A popular figure, Miller led local groups including the Kempsey P & Association and Kempsey Bowling Club, and was finishing his first council term after topping the polls. The notice also reports on W Bennett’s bronchitis, Mr and Mrs Marsh leaving Gloucester for South Australia, a staff appointment at the Bank of NSW Gloucester branch, and engagements in the Martin and Murray families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig Ofrice Tapic
Kempsey
T. A. Miller
Miller
John M. Clune
AD. J. Chine
Jones’ Island
Bank of N.S W
Taree High School
Gloucester
Walde Beil
5. M. Martin
Noogee
Peat Athice
Burrell Creek
Gordon
H. W. Murray
Gangat
Fire saves cat alarms woman in Victoria house blaze
A six room timber dwelling near Foster Victoria was destroyed by fire early morning. Mrs Pedley sleeping with a child escaped in nightdress after a cat’s cries woke her though Mr Pedley was away. The notice also lists an optometrist visit by D I McDonald with times at the Commercial Hotel and Cavanough's Chemist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pedley
Foster
Victoria
D. I
McDonald
F.B.C.A
F.s.mc
London
Webster
Jack Anil
Sydney) Ltd
Cavanough's
Chemint
State Labour Exchange Appoints New Gloucester Agent
Hon Walter Bennett MP receives notice from the Minister for Labour and Industry that the resignation of the Gloucester State Labour Exchange agent is accepted and Mr M Newton of the Pastures Protection Board at Gloucenter is appointed in his stead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Labour Exchange
Walter Bennett
Labour and Industry
Gloucester
M. Newton
Pastures Protection Hoard, Gloucenter
Mig Stead
Absent Minded Car Reappears In Grey Street
A Glen Innes resident reported a car missing from his garage on Saturday morning and police quickly found it. Sergeant Willis spotted the vehicle on the tank in Grey Street, identified as the missing car. It is believed the owner, distracted by test matches, walked home the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Innes
Willis
Grey Street
Dairy Producers Poll Opens Votes Under Dairy Produce Act
Claims enabling dairy producers to enrol and take part in the poll under the Dairy Produce Act passed by Federal Parliament last May must reach the Returning Officer, Department of Commerce, Sydney, by July 25. About 160,000 votes are expected. Eligible voters are those who in the year ending December 31, 1983 manufactured and sold at least 500m of dairy produce cheese and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Sydney
Norco and Coraki Merger Terms Communicated
Directors of svoren Co-op Ltd and Coraki Co-op Butter Company conferred on Thursday about merging Coraki with Norco. Terms agreed by Norco were conveyed to Coraki directors and will be submitted to Coraki shareholders later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svoren Co-op. Ltd
Coraki Co-op
Coraki
Norco
Coraki Company
Cupboard Bare of Hard Stuff At Brisbane Town Hall
The long standing access to hard liquor in the Brisbane Town Hall cupboard has been cut, surprising Aldermen who found only tea ginger ale or other soft drinks in the refreshment room during a council lull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Spectacles for Pensioners Could Be Issued on Need
The Under-secretary informs that applications with an optical prescription from Newcastle Hospital may qualify pensioners for spectacles if eyeglasses are needed for health or convenience and financially warranted. For Cardiff district residents unable to travel to Newcastle, transport passes to Newcastle and return may be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Booth
Old Age and Invalid Pensioners’ Association
Newcastle Hospital
Cardiff
Newcastle
I Peraice
Newcastie
Australian Labour branch bans term comrade in all addresses
The bootscray branch of the Australian Labour party declares that members shall not be addressed as comrade. A member says the move reveals 80 Labour traitors in the district, creating confusion about who is who among colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bootscray
Victoris
Australian Labour Party
Barrington Dance Promises Fine Music and Supper
The Upper Barrington Cricket Club will host a dance on Thursday at Harring Ton Halton. Proceeds support club activities. First class music and an excellent supper are promised, with dancers assured of a good evening’s entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Harring Ton Halton
Barrington Hall
A. Shelton
Rural Bank Board Cuts Rural Credits Rate to 3 Percent
At Friday’s Commonwealth Bank Board meeting the chairman announced a further reduction in rural advances. The Rural Credits Department rate will drop from 4 percent to 3 percent, to take effect from July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Bank Board
Rural Credits Department
H Coote Jeweller Gloucester City Prices
H Coote the Gloucester jeweller advertises selling at city prices with repairs guaranteed for watches clocks guns rifles and other mechanical instruments. Also promotes spectacles claimed to relieve eye strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Coote
Gloucester Primary Producers Union Meeting at School of Arts
Gloucester Branch of the Primary Producers Union will meet Thursday at 11 oclock in the School of Arts. All suppliers to the Gloucester Butter Factory are members and urged to attend to discuss matters of interest to farmers and the welfare of the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Primary Producers’ Union
School of Arts
Farewell at the Methodist Church in Gloucester
The Gloucester district gathers on a Tuesday evening to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Marsh. E A Gresham presents a crafted address and wallet of notes, with Mr. Hawes of Forbesdale noted for authoring the tribute. The event features a varied program by the Gloucester Brust Band and remarks from Rev. Alexander, Rev. Petrita, and Mr. W F Ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marah
Alexander and
Petrita
W. Fi. Ribbons
Marsh
Gloucester
Indies
Test Broadcasts Dismissed in Public Street Obstruction Case
In Lismore on Tuesday a charge against Barnard Brothers for obstruction by broadcasting test match descriptions was dismissed after the Australian Broadcasting Commission withdrew permission to receive the descriptions. The arcade was claimed private property and the magistrate noted growing public interest in test matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lismore
Australian Goardcasting Commission
Barnard Brothers
J. ©. Mcintosh
Snn
Pensions or Insurance Debate Stirs in Parliament
The Country Party may push for a national insurance based old age pension system in the coming session. A 1924-20 proposal by Dr Barry Page aimed to unite pensions, widows, children, workmen, and superannuation benefits under one scheme. The plan suggested retirement at age 40 for older workers to free jobs for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Country Party
Melbourne
Ue Country Party
Barry Page
Grace
Parament
Australian Country Party
Commonwealth
Page
National Insurance
One-armed minister hired at Admiralty tale unfolds
Lord Ridgel relays a tale from the Royal Free Hospital meeting about Sir Hilton Young, British Minister of Health, who lost his right arm in a raid. When applying to the Admiralty he faced the quip there is no room for a one armed man. He then offered to prove his merit with a visit to Trafalgar Square.
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Nelson
Hilton Young
Éoonrugge
Admiralty
Trafalgar Square
Magland
Pelson
Lord Ridgel
Royal Free Hospital
Golf notes on team selections and match changes
Gloucester B grade selects Lowness Deen to face Dungog with play at 1 30 p m. Several players unavailable forcing a shift from 4 ball to Mang competition. Drawer pairings listed with players such as Dawson Hawdon Langford Thurlow Snow Lauries Stephens Hawdon Coote Purser and others. Additional players may be arranged.
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Lowness Deen
Gloucester
Dungog
Roddy
Wo Garner
W. G. Langford
K. Thurlow
B. Snow
A. Turjmer
B. Dawson
W. W. Hawdon
Ur. Munro
Mcintosh
J. Hawdon
T. N. Stephens
B. PB. Dawson
A. J. (Woodward
W. Garner
D.C. Rye
Dr. Anderson
H. Coote
L. Rye
Dr. Munro
The Associates Cup Round Two Results and Scores
The savenuigh coin was cu pleted on Wednesday and Mara Stredl won the second round cup with 75 points. Readouts show many players posting high totals and others over 100 net scores. names include Snow, Yates, Parish, Mrs. Garner, Mrs. Horner, and Middlebrook among others.
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Mrs. Snow
Mix Snow
Higgins Ai
Yates
Ny Wii
Parish
Gamer
Me Carglan
Cavanough
Wise Milkthebrook
Roildy
Miss J
Max Hogg
Mra
Wise
Mara
Stredl Ati
Driggins
Snow
Cheaper Roads Program Proposed for Murwillumbah
Murwillumbah Council discussed a cheaper road surfacing method presented by Mr J Smith clerk of Works from Brisbane. The plan aims to halve bitumen costs by using a Queensland method, costing about two shillings and seven pence per square yard, to relieve unemployment with street works. The material reportedly contains grated gravel with sand and a mix that can be laid and rolled, forming a carpet like layer about half an inch thick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murwillimbah
J. Smith
Brisbane
Queensland
Murwillumbah
Smith
Swithe
Brixhame
Hugo
Press power praised by Anglican bishop in Sydney speech
The Bishop of Sydney praised the press for its historical fight for freedom and influence. He warned that modern papers have become commercial tools where editors bow to profits, with sensationalism encroaching on morality and public criticism. He cited radio and cable as amplifiers of sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andressing
Hendigo
Victoria
Sydney
St. Wirkly
Bishop Kirkby
Goo
Australia
Sydney Morning Herald
United States
England
Paris
Barrington property sold and Sydney stock reports
Commercial Sarrington Farm reports selling the Barrington homestead farm portion of 33 su and the Bowman paddock of 511 a to Mr James McKinnon. Purchaser is Mr A Everett. Mumelush Stock Sales Sydney notes cattle yarding at 2600 with best quality beef and yearlings to 40s per cwt. Whithcombe Carson Ltd reports pig yarding at Sydney sites totaling 1400 with firm prices for prime porkers. Awland Horse Market notes strong demand with 200 draught and business horses sold, prices up to 486/10 for draughts. Warbit Skin Sales 128 bales offered with strong demand and average rise about 2d per lb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarrington Farm
Matthewson & Co
Barrington
James McKinnon
A. Everett
Mumelush
Sydney
Wynehcombe, Carson Ltd
Whithcombe, Carson Ltd
Awland
J. Wright
Wand
Ferng
Son & Hadgery Ltd
Best Cough Remedy Promises Savings With Heenzo
Wise readers are urged to save money by making a family cough and influenza remedy with Heenzo. A bottle costs two shillings and when mixed with sweetened water yields eight or more standard bottles, claimed to outclass ready mixed cough and cold remedies for influenza, whooping cough, bronchitis, croup, and colds. The ad notes over one million Australians use Heenzo and mentions insurance policies in force.
Cash and Carry Butchery to take over July first
Cash and Carry Butchery announces it will take over the butchering business at Gloucester from Mr. A. Shultz starting July 1, offering a cash and carry service. The firm pledges best beef, mutton and pork and strict attention to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouceater
A. ©. Shultz
Gloucester Branch meeting of Primary Producers Union
A meeting of the Gloucester Branch of the Primary Producers Union will be held in the School of Arts on Thursday July 5 at 11 a.m. Members are urged to attend. M Newton, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbesdale Hall
F. Hawes
Gloucester
School of Arts
M. Newton
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RLARY
Whatson’s
Paton & Baldwin
Indiana
J. Whatson
City Price
Draper
Edgar Wallace
A. J. Cavanough Gloucester Pharmacy
Grime & Small
Phone
B. P. Dawson
Ll.b
OF Bank N.S.W. Building
A. W. Mowle
Queen ST
Niin
Memorial Park
Gloucester Electorate
W. Bennett
M. Bennett
H. L. Marsh
Gloucenter
Dairy Producers’ Poll
Norco Ltd
Jeweller
P.P. Union Meeting
Sports Depot
Broadcasting Commission
Pirat
the Associates
the Press
MSH
Woods
A. E. Tull
Primary Producers Union
Gloucester River
Phillis Hotel
Tom Hicks
Ste Benjamin Nash
Mr. Nash
Ase W. Webeck
Mixml Cattle
W. G. Ridgeway
H. McCarthy
G. Gamack
Maitland
Enright
North
North Weat
North Coast
Hunter River
Woney-Bacx
Street & Parish Ltd
Gloucester Investments & Agency Co
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Gloucester 40
F. Parker
Munro
Roma Private Hospital
Alexander
Memoriam
Hampton
Dad
Sway
Jack d& Jeas Wilat
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