Rural Topics and Local News in Gloucester 1925
Rural and Agricultural High School visit planned by Mr Tollis to Gloucester with an address at Gloucester Public School. Military encampment at Local Light Norse remains eight days. Rabbit destruction feature via improved equipment by Waddell and Co. A Parents and Siblings association euchre party planned for April 4 at School of Arts. Famous Newtown Band appeals with 56 prizes valued at £4044 4s 3d. Pig health note linked to tail condition. Police court case: Alfred John Murray fined £50 or six months for horse death with a stick.
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Tollis
Rural and Agricultural High School
Gloucester
Parents & Silgens' Association
School of Arts
Wirke Schoo! Equipment Fund
Irmidale Poliew
Alfred John Murray
North Coast Trains to Alter Timetables May
Railway Commissioners plan major timetable changes starting in May to speed services on the North Coast. The Sydney to Kempsey mail will run ahead of the Sydney to South Grafton mail, reducing journey times by 25 and 38 minutes respectively. Some services, including the Glen Innes mail and the 6.50 p.m. Sydney to Newcastle train, will depart or run later accordingly.
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North Coast
Sydney
South Grafton
Kempsey
Sydney-Kempsey
West Maitland
Sydney Kempsey Mail
Sydney-South Grafton
Glen Innes
Newcastle
South America alarmed by Australia’s beef trade push
The Sun reports South American mueat peckers fear the Australian beef trade’s rising reach into Bealy Belgium Austria and Germany. The piece notes an upcoming campaign in these countries and Contivents Goytra’s anticipated moves to bolster efforts.
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London
the Sun
Bealy
Belgium
Austria
Germany
Goytra
Pelocs
Gloucester Show Committee Meets for Show Preparations
A meeting of the Gloucester Show Committee was held at the School of Arts on Saturday afternoon. Attendees included President J. W. Corbett and secretary Mr Walken, with apologies from several members. Discussions covered show prizes, admission duties, luncheon arrangements, and advertising, with a next meeting scheduled for March 28.
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Gloucester Show Committee
School of Arta
Jnal
Messrs
J. W. Corbett
J. A. Hoss
I. Middlebrook
J. G. Wilson
D. Boorer
Wi Growfoot
A. Cummings
J. J. Green
A.W. Gurtig
D. Thomas
Crisp
A. Bleakley
L. Harris
J. ¥. Gardener
He Walken
Waaulell
We Newton
L. Penfold
Glocester Shire
Ross
Thomas
Newton
Turing
Middlebrook Statehal
Bleakley
Ud Hapria
Wilson
Sir Newton
Metatyre
Prine OF Wales
Hutel
Mereweden
Sineluin
Watson
Middlebruk
Gren
Boornt
Cutnesed
Curtis
Sarcesstal Uilerer
Thomas and Green
Middlebrook
Gunlis
Ulin
Corbett
Kangaroo Butter Beats New Zealand Prices in London Market
In London and Melbourne markets, Australian butter fetched about 2s per cwt more than top New Zealand quality grades. Misterton Markets reported cable from Heh Gormmis Sinner noting the satisfactory intelligence. Sir Joseph Gack informed the minister of the consideration and the export position in the Department of Trade and Customs.
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Melbourne
London
New Zealand
Sunulue Wilson
Sir Joseph Gack
Department of Trade and Customs
SUN YAT SEN DEAD PEKIN THURSDAY OR BUN YAT SEN DIED
A report notes Sun Yat Sen died yesterday after a conscious observation by his wife. He wished to be embalmed and his remains placed in a casket. The body to remain in state two to three weeks until the Moscow casket arrives. The note mentions conversations with friends and Lenin in the hours before death. The report references funeral timing and state display plans.
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Pekin
Thursany
Bun Yat Sen
Posce
Vie
Lenin
Moscow
Grants for Roads and State Grants Spark Debate
The Severn Shire Council debated the Commonwealth cum State Road Grant allocations. NSW Works Minister Wil and MPs argued over electorate equality, with concerns that some regions gain more than others. The plan favors larger, centralized road projects, while many shires fear underfunding.
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Norhern
Olen Innes
Senate
Wil
WY. ¢. Thompson
Severn Shire
Hill
Tyhee Renards
New South Wales
Oyl
Munster
Shire
Yale
Sydney
New
Wales
Willy
saHr Wales
Auetor
Ie Gomman Wall
New States Royal Commission Hears Debate on Referendum
Sydney reports the New States Royal Commission resuming hearings. Nicholas urges a national referendum on large ratepayer funds while Yarwood argues for self reliance and rural development. The commission weighs court authority, education links, and the impact on country districts.
New State Capital Debate Sparks NSW Tensions
A fragmented Sydney centric debate emerges over moving the capital city and creating a new governance department. Proponents argue for autonomy and streamlined local powers, while critics warn of delays and uneven regional influence as NSW officials weigh the costs and benefits of decentralizing authority.
Misleading Propaganda Claims Debated in Inquiry
An inquiry into alleged misleading propaganda hears testimony from Mr Holman and Mr Thompson. Judge Holten reviews a telegram from Mr Hotman and rejects claims of intentional misinformation. Officials say no willful attempt to mislead the public or misstate facts occurred.
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VC Thompson
Mary Ave
Santen Nowy
Hoten
Nowh
Siati
Thomson
Uidge Golem
Thompson
Hotman
Australia
Wropaanila Wadbury
Singapore base to remain vital for Empire says Bruce
Commonwealth Government defends Singapore base as essential to Australia and Empire. Bruce notes support across parties, recalls past offers to cover costs and the shift in defence plans under different ministries. He argues Parliament must decide on future contribution to the base funding amid Australia’s defence commitments.
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Singapore
Australia
England
Bruce
New Zealand
Baldwin
Macdonald
Commonwealth
Matewitr
Linkpore
Commercial Cattle Market Report From Sydney Yard
A firm tone marked the market with a mixed yarding of about 4200 head. Extra prime heavy and hindy-weight cattle were in decline while vealers held steadier prices. overall weights and prices showed only modest gains and losses amid shifting demand.
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Amer
Sywney
Monslay
Market Brief Mix of Auto and Commodities Across Regions
Fragmented market note cites Mumadith Waller HebeRS cars and riverlate trade in 2h units along a west coast route. Mentions SAE and regional warehousing factors, with 68 in California and New Mexico. References Munir Anil Chaenee Tivars 69 and Bay area trade hints amid small price shifts.
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Mumadith
Waller Hebers
Beeswax
Lycerie Fey
Souly Hams
Frotatis Munir Anil Chaenee Tivars
South Australia Defeats England in heated Sydney match
A chaotic field report describes a Mayday style cricket or Australian rules match with South Australia defeating England amid confusion at a central Sydney venue. The piece lists players including Hearne, Murray, Grimmett, Woolley, and Kilner in a long, jumbled scoring tally with references to commissions, public notices, and a parade of club names, reflecting a turbulent postmatch scene.
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Souily
Australia
Adbotoh Orrey
W. Wisshe
Maine
Saniham
Harley
W. Hearne
Murray
Bartit
Woolley
Muntay Bo
Eammon Kun
Statens Ani Everyann Elke
Patter
Biss
Ais
Kilmer Bh Palmers
Os Cy Va Howes
Wenpe
Inguley
Biehasgleun
Commission
Hogi
Tee Pn
Comine
Seuntul
Sydney
Erntralisatvon
Nari
South Australia Win By Ten Wickets In Test Match
South Australia claimed a ten wicket victory amid limited readable lines referencing McDonald and local Sydney opticians. The fragment notes a date around Friday March and mentions Sleeman Pharmacy hours. The overall item hints at a sports result with implied context and scattered sponsor names.
New State Movement Outlined in Melbourne Punch
The Melbourne Punch article captures the Northern view on the New State movement and includes a practical suggestion. It notes a March reference signaling timing or action related to the movement.
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Melbourne
Punch
Deadly venom of tiger snake ends Chinese gardener’s life
In an inquest at Heath of Lee Bay Yin, a Chinese gardener, died after a tiger snake bite on March 4 near Arncliffe. The snake, measuring about 12 inches, was exhibited. Dr Palmer stated its venom is extremely potent, though delivered in small quantities. The man died soon after admission to Sydney Hospital.
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Riday
Lee Bay
Guy Guroner
Alvin Dak
Deccas
Cilsis
Corien
Boling Road
Arncliffe
Gourk
Sydney Hospital
Palmer
Governoval
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