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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 11, 1938

Page

2

Migration plans push regional co ordination in Australia

Federal cabinet details migration schemes from Britain to Australia with over 1000 expected migrants soon and more after London talks. Assistance may include half fare passages shared by Britain and Australia, aftercare by charities like Salvation Army and YMCA, and medical screening before departure.

Federal Cabinet Britain Australia London United Kingdom Geoffrey Whisard India Abe Tett Commonwealth Migration Ife Salvation Army Big Brother Movement Boy Scout Association YMCA

Whispers of Change in Show Dates

A playful verse notes the show dates shifting to the twenty fifth, declaring luck for the speaker, a cow, and celebrating with hip hooray exclamations in a jubilant tone. The lines suggest a lighthearted announcement of schedule adjustments and favorable fortune.

FRIDAY 11th MARCH 1938 NEWS ROUNDUP AT FARLEY AND BEYOND

A boy's rifle discharged on a dairy farm killing Frederick Sewell, 35, as the Wallet blast through a wall, and Cyril Clive Maher is shot at Farley railway station leading to murder charges against three youths. Test cricket broadcasts planned with a shared cable service from England to Australia. Melbourne bowler Mr Sayers seeks return of prized bowls after car thefts. Dungog Show entries look strong for its first annual event. Gloucester cattle sale announced with 1100 head listed. Goulburn show liquor booth plan faces approval risk and potential £200 grant appeal.

W. G. Minett Upper Lansdowne Frederick Sewell Sewell Farley Cyril Clive Maher Maitland Court Maher Thomas Dixon Dibaon William Robert Date Kemmet Joseph Coleman Jeffreys Australian Broadcasting Commission England Australia E. Bholl Cricket Coms Mentator Commission C Gardner Melbourne Sum Cricket Weiter Mle B.B.C Empire Gloucester Tom Hicks New England Goulburn, P, and H. Society Gowburn Norman Batley Booth

Gloucester Co-op Dairy reports February pay record

The Gloucester Co-op Dairy Co Ltd notes February production of 335 882 tons of churned butter and 12 488 pounds of second grade butter. Suppliers were paid 11 1/2 pence per pound for first grade and 10 pence for second grade, totaling 16 pounds 20 shillings. This payout breaks December’s record of about 16 pounds 0 shillings noted previously, with output at 50 creating a new high.

Gloucester Co-op. Dairy Co. Ltd

Gloucester School status uplift urged by education minister

Hon. D. A. Drummane, Minister for Education, advised Mr. CE Bennett that Gloucester School in Mt 4 has been recommended to raise its status to a Rural District School, signaling an official upgrade pending formal action.

Ce, Bennett Mt 4 D. A. Drummane Gloucester

Gloucester 1938 Show Poised For Strong Exhibition

Gloucester prepares for its annual show on Thursday 24 and Friday 26 with improved pig and beef and fat cattle sections. New pavilion and cattle yards, higher prize money, and a call for united local effort aim to make the event a standout social highlight for residents and visitors.

Gloucester

New Cattle Yards Donations At Showground

A list details donations to fund new beef cattle yards at the showground. Names and amounts from Rawdon Vale Rodeo Committees to various supporters are acknowledged with thanks and appreciation.

Rawdon Vale Rodeo Committees T. Higgins J. P. Easton G. and F. Hooke A. Latimore Matthewson and Co W. Weberk Paterson, Easton and Co Barrington Butchery B.C. Laurie A.C. Parish Livermore A . White E. W. Sparke Liu Archie White Sansom S.J. Bennett Gamer's Cash Store J. N. Laurie W.J Laurie W. L. Tull Stanley Newton R. A, Crowther D. Hy J B J Smith and Son A. B, Smith F. G. Hebblewhite Donald ‘Paterson Jaye

Heavy Rain Expected Across Eastern Australia in March

Weather forecaster Mr Inigo Jones of Brisbane predicts a disturbed March with heavy rain in the south east around March 8 and along the coast north from Rockhampton. He warns of a dry spell ending in Rockhampton region and expects more unsettled weather after March 26 leading into heavy rains in April across most of Eastern Australia. He notes sunspot activity as a key factor in the forecast.

Inigo Jones Brisbane Rockhampton Algu Australia

Bowling notes set for Lowe Bray Cup final clash

In the Lowe Bray Cup semi final Woodward defeated Houghton Son 31 to 24 and will face Adama in the final. Anskews 2.0n beat White 82 to 28 in the Cavanaugh Cup. A promising roll up is expected tomorrow with arrangements on the green, plus notices of optician attendance at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday March 16.

Woodward Houghton Son Adama Anskews White D. L McDonald F.B.C.A London Webster, Jack & McDonald Sydney Pty, Limited Commercial Hotel Gloucester To & P.m

School Notes and Staff Changes At Gloucester Public School

Last week’s school notes show Class 1 writing 74 percent and spelling 84.5 percent. other classes scored 17.9 to 97 in various subjects. Mise Hill, eight months at Gloucester School, was transferred to Native Public School. Headmaster absent, Mr Britt oversees with Miss Walton acting as relieving teacher. A portable room is delayed and seventh class crowded in the manual and science room. Inspector Gardiner praised agricultural work and hopes for Rural School status. Parents and Citizens Association gained 35 members. 100 more are invited to join.

Mise Hill Gloucester Native Public Britt Miss Walton Tareeelias Briff Gloucester Public School Gardiner Parents and Citizens’ Association

Stratford Baptist Ladies' Fellowship Honors Couples

On Friday afternoon February 25 Stratford Baptist Ladies' Fellowship met at Mr and Mrs B J Bowens home to toast Miss Flo Bowens approaching marriage. A dainty tea and a water set gift marked the occasion. On March 2 about 100 people gathered at the Bowens to honour Miss Bowens and Ray Wenham with a kitchen tea, music and singing, gifts presented, and best wishes for happiness.

Stratford Baptist Ladies’ Fellowship B. J. Bowen Air Florrie Mias J. German Miss Bowen

Sydney cattle and pig market reports from Winehcombe

Sydney market notes show cattle yarding with firm bids, including steers to 43/ per 100lbs and cows to 28/ per 100lbs, and Maitland sale reporting 900 head sold with prices steady to slightly higher. Pigs at Winchcombe and Carson quoted backfatters to 120 per head and general prices down 4-5, with rabbit skins mostly unchanged.

Sydney Winehcombe Canton Biy Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd Maitland E. W- Sparke Pty. Ltd Tyers Hereford Durham Reet Winchcombe Carson Rte Pareers Winchcombe, Carson Ltd

Special Prizes and Exhibits Across Sections at School of Arts

The notice lists prizes for specials including a 12 year old pony rider, a boy rider under six, best exhibition brood jump, fat steer, collection jams and jellies, sponge sandwich with Bingo Baking Powder. Donors include A Leslie Eisq JL Germian B C Higgins C Kellner McMurtrie's Ltd and entries close March 2 at the School of Arts with secretary M A Newton handling tickets and car stand reservations.

Wader Tom ‘Thumb A. Leslie Eisq Riaing Germian Sul B.C . Higgins EC. Higgins, Esq C. Kellner Garner's Cash McMurtrie's Ltd School OF Arts

Notable quotes on discomfort and etiquette in old prose

A doctor comments on grit in the eye as a sign of annoyance. An Old Lady figure voices a desire for a 2.20 appointment, Porter declines citing policy on beta. An explorer notes contempt for men with cold feet, except among hot-water bottle manufacturers.

Old Lady Porter

Gloucester show car stalls may be reserved at show period

The Gloucester show car stalls may be reserved for the show period at 3 each, with a ground plan available at the Secretary's Office. Early applications for a good position are advised to avoid disappointment. M A Newto, Secretary.

M. A. Newto

Tenders invited for lease of grazing land at Buccs Wauka

Tender invitations issued for lease starting 1 April 1988 of about 647 acres grazing land at Buccs Wauka. Details and lease conditions available through H. C. McKeough Avaion of BR 8 Hawkins, Solicitor for Executors, Taree. Tenders close with F. S Hawkins on 28 March 1988. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Bseres Buccs Wauka H. C. McKeough Avaion Hawkins Sollettor Taree

Jersey Dairy Herd and animals Auction Notice

Matthewson C and Tom Hicks Auctioneers announce an auction by instruction of MRSS HOLMES to sell a Jersey dairy herd and stock. Includes 70 Jersey heifers, 25 Jersey springers and dry cows, 70 slips and suckers, two Jersey bulls, two Large White hogs, and related stock. Terms cash. Sale held at Nancy of Rishmant property. animals tested and culled. premier lots by Govt Bull with 1060 lb record noted.

MRSS Holmnessn

Thanksgiving Service In Gloucester Methodist Church

A special Thanksgiving service will be held in the Methodist Church Gloucester next Wednesday the 16th at 7 p m Everyone is invited to attend with a Thanksgiving Offering.

Methodist Church Gloucester At & Pam

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