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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 04, 1941

Page

2

Gloucester sale results and remarks from a London militiaman’s mother

The report covers Gloucester consignments at Winchcombe Carson's sale with Andrew Sansom selling 17 billlocks to £14 8s and D R Campbell 12 heifers to £11 11s, average prices. Upbark Pastoral Co. sold 38 cown to £10 13s, averaging £9 17s. A London militiaman’s mother notes her son’s cheeks have grown rounder since camp, while a remark on the Ark Royal and German filing systems appears.

Andrew Sansom Gloucester D. R. Campbell Upbark Pastoral Co Winchcombe Carson London Han Ark Royal

Santa Fe Marshal at Majestic Show. Buck Benny Rides Again

The Gloucester Daily reports screenings at Majestic Theatre including Santa Fe Marshal with William Boyd and Laurel and Hardy in A Chump at Oxford as supporting feature. Fox Movietone Newsreel on Tobruk and H.M.A.S. Sydney. Next week Wallace Beery and Dolores Del Rio star in The Man From Dakota. Jack Benny and Rochester in Buck Benny Rides Again. Also election of Rev W N Lock as President of the Methodist Church in New South Wales. seed cutters in Coraki harvest large crop. high watermelon prices at Maitland markets. Gloucester Golf Club annual meeting March 10 at School of Arts.

William Boyd Hopalong Cassidy Sante FE Hopatong Cassidy Majestic Theatre Russell Haydon Marjorie Rambéau Bernadine Hayes Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy Oxford Fox ‘Movietone Wallace Beery Delores del Rio John Howard Dakota Jack Benny Ellen Drew Rochester Buck Benny Sydney W. N. Lock Rose Bay New South Wales Lock North Coast T. M. Taylor Gloucester Golf Club School of Arts

Bomb Victims Relief Fund and Local News Buzz

Fund shows December and February gifts totaling £59 17s 2d with expenses £3 9s 2d leaving £51 18s 2d for transmission via Sydney Lord Mayor to London. Independent gifts listed include Mrs Holmes, Mrs Lamb, Mr Britt for Upper Barrington schools, and Mrs Radford for Sunday School. Also reports a severe sawmill accident at Stroud where Norman Wood survived after his heel cap torn off. he received hospital care in Dungog. Greeks Day button sales in Sydney expected to reach £8,000 with statewide hopes over £16,000. Queensland and Western Australia appealed, aiming at £80,000 nationally. Maitland Show features Barrington team of Guernsey cattle with numerous wins including champion titles for Everett and good showings for Eric Everett.

H. Jarratt Byiligh Kexpensea Shire Presiden Sydney London Mate J. Holmes J. Lamb Me. Britt Upper Barrington Mrs. Radford Stroud Norman Wood Wood Dungog Dungog Cottage Hospital Chronicle My. G. J. M. Best New South Wales Saii Queenslaald Western Australia Queensland Australia Andric Everett Barrington Guernsey Maitland Everett Eric Everett Winder

Night Tennis Ends With Thriller Season Trophy Wins

The Night Tennis finals delivered exciting matches as Factory No. 1 defeated Waratahs in a dramatic reversal after semis. Waratahs beat Garnet's No. 2 in a later clash before Factory No. 1 reversed the semi outcome to claim the 1540-41 trophies. Night play draws interest with courts hired for practice and a weekly trial tournament planned subject to weather.

Factory Waratahs Factory No With & Oarfin Garner Railway Garnet Shyminoy Kven

War Chest Depot Opens in Grime & Smalls Building

War Chest Auxiliary reports the new depot is open today in Grime & Smalls. Gratitude expressed to Hawdon for space and to donors including Miss Carson and Mrs. H. A. Bignell for goods and cash. Fire aftermath notes fifteen scarves and one balaclava survived. rest saved except that one parcel.

War Chest Grime & Smalls Hawdon Miss Carson H. A. Bignell H. E. Bignell A. J. Bleach T. Smith Roy Phillips Farley Ted. Forbes Laurie G. Muddie Ladies’ Auxiliary School of Arts Committee Law of Sams

Gloucester Cattle Sales Dates and Maitland Show Recap

Gloucester hosts upcoming cattle sales with events on March 18 and 25 led by Mr Tom Hilcks and Messta W E Sparke. Maitland Show concluded over Thursday to Saturday in fine weather, with Mr J Cavanagh officiating and Mr W B Sparke presiding.

Gloucester Tom Hilcks Messta. W. E. Sparke (Ger) Pty

Dorrigo Show Brings Jersey Bull Champion Glory

Personal notes reveal Sir G Wilson and family visiting Belin gen and the Dorrigo district to attend two shows. Jim Atkins wins champion Jersey bull at Dorrigo Show, with prior honors in Gloucester and Stroud. Also reports on Low er Hunter and Gloucester District Couneil union leaders re elected, and CE Bennett MLA recovering at Dungog Cottage Hospital.

G. Wilson Belingen Dorrigo Wilson Mes George Jim Atkins Bellingen Harry McNaughton Gloucester Stroud Jim Lower Hunter and Couneil Maitland Messrs R. L. Fitzgerald Dungog Arch W MieRae Gloucestr Ce, Bennett Duns Gog Cottage Hospital

The Law's Long Arm Reaches For Gloucester Thief

An elderly offender, Frederick Harvey, was brought before Gloucester court after seven years for a January 26 1954 misdemeanor. He pleaded guilty in 1941 to stealing Dr. Munro’s residence goods including a pistol and gold items valued around £20. The case notes his long absence and lack of recovery of stolen items as the law catches up after years.

Straigny Nis Lfe Frederick Harvey Gloucester Harvey Goutbyen Court F. ¥. Munro Dr Munro Munro Nick

Parish meeting at St Pauls reads rector report and finances

The Innial meeting of parishioners at St Pauls Church of England on February 26 read the Rector's report and presented the financial statement. Income totaled 598 106 with expenditures of 548 17. Stipend and diocesan payments, church expenses, repairs, travel and bank charges were itemized. Overdrafts were noted to cover late Rector salary, and subscriptions were authorized to repay the debt. Appreciation was voiced for the Womens Guild and Maintenance Fund, with praise for Sunday School staff and organists. The Rector also thanked Advocates proprietors for advertising church services.

Nir Womens’ Guild Sonorary L. Rye Misa Abbott M- Newton

Wingham Show Prizes Highlight Surge In Local Stock

Last week at the Wingham Show F T Paff of Gan gat won four prizes including three firsts and one second from six head of Red Polls. Basrowa Barrister earned Hirst award in his class, Gangal Glumis and Gangat Rose also scored, Lemptery Werplane took a second. Notable rivals included WA Moore of Robin Recently, Paff bought Nundi Grand Slam from Hugi McRacher of Nundi Tarcutta, sired by Moyhu Hercules AA MaCAA with dam Nundy Gaylass 2750 AA. Moyhu Herc tes hails from Hatton Florist imp and Moyhu Helen imp in utero. Nov Carter of Shannon Vale topped the tig stop draft, a result possibly repeated from last year. Good Broad of Stroud also placed in the horse section. A. G. Stewart, proud owner of Radium Plains, set a ground record at 7 ft 2 in, bred by Stewart from Master Radium, echoing the previous record of 7 ft 3 in held by Master Radium.

F. 'T Paff Gangat Wingham Basrowa WA. Moore Robin Mix Paff Hugi McRacher Tarcutta A. G. Stewart Radium Plains Alex Radium Master Radium

Kyogle Deputation Protest Over Flag Salute Policy

Minister for Education Mr Drum mond told a Kyogle deputation that any teacher who refrains from saluting the flag on Monday contravenes department policy and could face action if the matter is reported. The Whig noted complaints about teachers singling out the flag in their conduct.

Drummond Kyogle

England War Time Reflections From a Gloucester Letter

Edith Maisey writes from Gloucestershire about the anxiety of war in England as sirens interrupt cinema screenings and evacuees shift seats. She praises volunteers in ARP and Ambulance services, notes elderly men returning to duty, and describes residents like a St John Ambulance leader coordinating dozens of workers. The letter underscores quiet resilience, civilian courage, and shared purpose with Australia against a common foe.

Gloucester Edith Maisey England R.P. Warden Mona St. John’s Ambulance Corps Tully Turner Plu T Bey Australia Germany

Commercial Homebush Stock Sales Report From Sydney

Pitt and Badgerys sold 1420 cattle at Fleming ton with heavy cattle scarce prices unchanged Best steer prices reached £12 18s averaging £12 17s Maryland fat cattle yarded about 925 with firm to slightly better rates Choppers and bulls, cows and yearlings shown Calves about 550 with good quality, heavy calves to £10 top Pigs about 600 lots with baconers firm at latest rates and heavy porkers strong The report notes high attendance and robust bidding Then an unrelated reminiscence about an actor describing gallery patrons drinking in every word, calling it the Inp of the gods.

Maitland Florida Anetpnesis Homebush Sydney Pitt. Son and Badgery, Ltd. Co Port Flemington H. A. Abbott Gloucester G. L. Mackay Kempsey Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd Maryland

Church Services Sunday Next March Gloucester District

Church services listed for Sunday next in Gloucestershire with times for Church of England Presbyterians Methodists and Congregational parks Across Gloucester Stroud and surrounding districts including a Monthly Gospel Meeting at the Senoor Arts Hall all welcome and notes about Jehovah Witnesses distinction.

Church of England Gloucester Cugishaki Copeland Cavon Willliamson Presbyterian Gansat Gloucester Tesiay Belhora D. Glyn Jones Methodist Waukivery Lynn Upper Bowman Ham Craven Plateau Upper Barrington B. Martens Stroud District Baptist Church Stratford Ward's River Strout Girvan E. Walsham Senoor Arts Hall Goo Willing Maret Sote

Immunisation Program Planned in Gloucester Shire

Parents are informed that the council will immunise children against diphtheria in Shire Chambers starting AC 2 p.ta. on Wednesday 19 March. Consent is judged via forms obtainable from schools or from Harry N Chaplin Shire Clerk Gloucester, 28 February 1941. Look for badge and pay hospital contribution today.

Counen Chambers Harry N, Chaplin Shire Chambers Shire’ Clerit Gloucester

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P. le Quesne THE City Price Draper and Mercer A. I. Cavanough A.hazelwood Aeen Drew Buck Benny Walt Brave Little Tailor Jersey Bendinni T. J. Boorer Bowreville Hendinni Coleen Boorer H. C. Ballard Thumb Creek Taylor Ellerdale Ellerdale Wonderful Chief, A Son of Miltred's Wonder Imp Elierdate Mabel Roma Private McCarthy Majestic Coraki Mit Richmond Nettiig WAR Chest Fund J. Cavanagh Agricultural Bureau of New South Wales Maitland Show Council W. B. Sparke Cavanagh Great Britain Clyillan St. Paul’s Church of England Commercial Gloucester Shire Yards IL AM Suwon G. R. Hicks T Bird T. A. Laurie Bert Laurie Bowen G. Yeark Hy Vyner Tom Hicks H. J. Castles Wailikivoru Ralph Plummer Taree M. V. Holstein Bucca Wanka Krambach Lambton Timber Yards Lambton L. Stevens Decreeny G. Glover Hume Street W. H. Redman District Church Services Heart of Good Quanty Locay New Rugland RB. Law Glencawe D. G. Penfolt M. Holstein Geo. Cox Sankwom ADA W. E. Sparke Gloucester) Pty, Ltd, Auctioneers E. Sparke Gloucester) Pty. Ltd Water Conservation and Yigation Commission Anhin Hawking Hibevan Water Conservatn and Irrigation Commission G.P.O Department OF Works LUGAL Electriciens Henry Electrical Comtractors and Electricians Licensing Committee Department At Works GPO Pussillé Lora Shire OF Baker’s Stock Medicine Lis Ise Veil Gloucester Hiver Jowety Selizok
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