Chamber Move In Support Of Universal Petrol Price
Gloucester Newcastle price gaps for petrol widen to 6d and 3d per gallon due to freight differentials. Chamber defers action awaiting Mr J Hardy statement and considers urging universal price at next conference in Sydney. Local garages pay 1d more wholesale. discussion centers on motor trade association support.
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Gloucester
Newcastle
Etrowd
J. Hardy
Hardy
A. Short
J. W. Hawdon
Charman
Carolan
Chambers of Commerce
Sydney
Gloucester chamber weighs technical college move
Gloucester chamber of commerce considers establishing technical classes in town. It plans to use School of Arts facilities, survey interest for dressmaking and hobby woodwork, and seek approval from the director of technical education. A three to four room building and a loaned typewriter are discussed.
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Tech. College
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
Gloucester
School of Arts
Technical College
Clesses
EB. J. Laird
Department of Technical Education
L.seagade
Department
Blackfriar
A. Woodward
L. Stevens
Gloucester lunch hour closure discussion planned by chamber
Gloucester and District Chamber of Commerts will discuss closing lunch hours for shops at an April meeting. The topic was raised Tuesday night by Mr and Mrs Relf who said they were asked to bring it forward by the local branch of the primary producers' union.
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Gloucester
Gloucester and District Chamber of Commerts
B. Relf
Primary Producers’ Union
Gloucester urged to back library act for youth progress
A local plea urges Gloucester council to support a Library Act aimed at aiding young people. The appeal stresses opportunity and warns against missing chances to improve access and education for youth.
Farewell to Mr. Woodward by Gloucester Chamber
The Gloucester Chamber of Commerce held a meeting on Tuesday night to honor Mr S A Woodward who resigned as treasurer after transferring to Bank of NSW to manage the Pennant Hills branch. Tributes praised his several years of service and a warm supper followed.
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A. Woodward
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
Chambe
Woodward
Gloucester
Bank of N.S.W
Pennant Hills
Kim
Mrs. Woodward
J. W Hawdon
Sydney
Carolan
G. Easton
B. Relf
A. Short
Chamber
Short
J. Carolan
Letterbox Request Under Review In Gloucester
Postmaster General H L Anthony told Gloucester Chamber through P E Lucock that he will reconsider a jetter receiver request in the southern town. He had refused a Ravenshaw and Gregson Street site previously as it was too near an existing receiver at Ravenshaw and Hing Streets. A new proposal for Ravenshaw and Phillip Streets cites a quarter mile distance from the existing site, with Phillip Street residents walking about half a mile.
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H. L. Anthony
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
P .E. Lucock
M.ala
Souther
Anthony
Ravenshaw
Cgregeon
H Ravenshaw and
Hing Streets
Chamber
Carolan
Gloucester Eyes New England Road Link Plan
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce pressed for a road link to Nowendos and a tablelands connection. Council to gather current status as Pacific Highway diversions affect Gloucester traffic. Route surveyed for years. proponents say the link could cut northern travel by 40 to 50 miles beyond Uralla versus the Newcastle route.
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New England
Gloucester
Uralla
Newcastle
Spectacular C Day planned with district committee set
A Monday public meeting formed a committee with power to organize a grand C Day celebration doubling as a Jubilee event. Dr J N Channon chaired, with Mr H N Chaplin as secretary, and a broad district roster invited to participate for a joint June 2 coronation and town jubilee observance.
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J. N Channon
J. Moore
H. N. Chaplin
Maitland Cattle Market Prices Dip for Cows and Heifers
Maitland cattle sales opened with strong trade and full attendance on Monday. About 800 cattle, mostly good quality, including prime bullocks and cows, sold irregularly cheaper than last sale for cows and heifers but bullocks fetched similar to last week. Best bullocks £0 16s, med £38, light £32 10s, best cows £28, med £1 to £18, plain £12, yearlings £28 5s, others £12, choppers £4 10s to £6 10s, bulls £25.
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Maitland
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