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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 10, 1936

Page

3

Tragic romance ends as Mrs Averill Rattray dies in Nairobi

The 27 year old daughter of Viscount Furness, who married Andrew Rattray in Nairobi after renouncing English society, has died in a Nairobi nursing home. The couple’s romance began five years ago in England, with marriage in Nairobi and a life on a farm prior to Rattray’s death in 1933. Lord Furness remained in contact by cable as reconciliation followed.

Averill Rattray Viscount Furness Andrew Rattray Nairobi Rattray Mrs. Rattray Mr. Rattray England Lord Furness Africa Ad ‘Vance Safari Uiness Cable Melton Mowbray

Homebush and Maitland cattle auctions report mixed demand

In Sydney vendors faced irregular trade with steady or weaker demand for plain beef and lighter weights while prime animals showed better competition. Maitland fat cattle sale drew a larger, higher quality yarding with irregular trade, best bullocks quoted around 10/6, cows to 1/6, yearlings to 4/18/6, and calves strong at top rates. Pigs and other stock also priced with cautious bidding and varied results.

Homebush Sydney Maitland Seattle Nual

Man bound over on armed hold up fantasy plan in Rochdale

Frederick Arthur Wimbush a 19 year old Leicester man was bound over for two years at Rochdale on suspicions tied to an unreal world thriller inspired hold up scheme. He allegedly planned to steal a motor car snatch a bank messenger tag and post notes to an address in Birmingham. A water pistol and ammonia bottle were found. A psychologist said he lived in an unreal world acting as a book hero and recommended treatment. The Bench ordered him bound over.

Rochdale Lancashire Frederick Arthur Wimbush Leicester Wimbush Manchester Birmingham Keith Hudson London RAP

Paris to enroll twenty women police force

A plan to recruit 20 women police officers in Paris is announced. The brief notes further military and political items including Greek ex-officers joining Ethiopia efforts, Italian peat refineries, a Berlin execution for spying, Italy broadcasting war propaganda, a Leeds legacy, and a British sugar beet industry association formation.

Paris Abyssinia Ministry of Agriculture Frank Zuess Berlin Italy Leeds

Egyptian protests force withdrawal of Bengal Lancer screening

Protests by Egyptian students led to the withdrawal of the film Bengal Lancer from a Cairo cinema amid threats. A Hamburg Hagenbeck Zoo elephant escaped, killed a man by lifting him with its trunk and tossing him into the air.

Bengal Lancer Cairo Hagenbeck Zoo Hamburg

Federal Fertiliser Subsidy Clarified for 1935 36

The Acting Minister for Commerce Mr Thorby explains subsidy rules for artificial manure used during 1 July 1935 to 30 June 1936. Subsidy is 15 shillings per ton on artificial manure only when applied to the oil. Payments cover whole or half ton lots. Applications must be lodged by 31 October 1926 at the Department of Commerce.

Commere Thorby Commonwealth Department of Commerce Commonwealth — Bank Pitt Street Sydney

King George's Stamps Collection Worth Vast Sum

Speculation grows in England over the future of King George VI’s stamp collection kept at Buckingham Palace. The UK and British Empire stamps are believed the finest, in 600 plus volumes with roughly 500000 to 750000 stamps, valued unofficially around 400000 pounds.

Eincles England Poperts United Kingdom British Empire Buckingham Palace Great Quadrangle Bolind Morocco Royal Philatelic Society George Post Office Tye Kine Phila‘ali New York Roosevelt Tor Frank Godden London

Officials arrest in Irkutsk fire lax rules case

Following a deadly 25 person fire in Irkutsk, Siberia, Soviet officials were arrested on charges of lax administration of fire protection rules.

Irkutsk Siberia

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