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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 18, 1938

Page

2

Stratford Cricketers Visit Redhead in Friendly Challenge

From our correspondent Stratford Cricket Club accepted Redhead Surf Club s invitation to a day of sport at Incara. Stratford won a close luncheon home and later faced beach events where Redhead gained some ground. Kip Sansom fought well. Hoppy Brindley and Ken Tullia impressed in races. a convivial tea and impromptu concert closed the day with plans for a Gloucester cricket dance on the 29th inst.

Stratford Kip Sansom Hoppy” Brindley Ken Gloucester

Sudden Death Policy Surprises Macleay River Widow

In New South Wales Mrs T J Everson of Macleay River reveals a striking life policy payout after her husband’s lightning death. The AMP paid £590 6s, including £500 sum insured, reversionary bonuses, and overdue premiums with interest, despite seven years of unpaid premiums. The AMP secretary notes policies can accumulate value after years of payments even with gaps.

T. J. Everson Macleay River N.S.W Andi Everson AMLP

Bowling Notes From Electric Light Lowe Bros Cup Round

Woodward, in great form, defeated Adams II 14 in the final round. Harris Cup Bingies Handicap saw White defeat Tent 4 by 81 to 29, Street over Kendall 31 to 28. Gemen committee to invite players for the Cavanough Cup. next night is Monday and more entries expected.

Woodward Adams SI Tent Kendall Gemen Committee Ax the Nighta Sre Mung Oostey More Dew

Gloucester School notes on district status and enrolment

Gloucester School remains a four district rural school. Education Department decisions will shape its progression toward Leaving Certificate standards. Enrolment reaches 317 with 75 in super-primary, boarding pupils increasing. plans include replacing old rose bushes, inviting healthy ros es, and expanding hostel facilities. Parents and Citizens Association grows, seen as a key asset for community support and school welfare.

Gloucester Education Department Zame Parents and Citizens’ Association

Slang Ban at Curlewis Girls Camp Excludes Expressions

Australian country girls camp near Curlewis bans slang terms as improper speech. Conference cites expressions like Okay Doke and You’re telling me as unladylike. Penalty halfpenny fine. some repeats slip during punt week despite warnings.

Curlewis Nest Clart Gable Victor McLaglan Lst

Gloucester Electric Supply calls for farm pole tenders

The Gloucester Electric Supply Company begins the first rural electrification phase along Buckets Road to Mr J H Farley and offers tenders for supply and delivery of poles. The scheme aims to aid farmers with cheap, efficient electricity as compared with labor-saving devices.

Gloucester Electric Supply Company Buckets J. H. Farley Church Street

Veterinary officer Reginald Bass dies after car crash south of Murulla

Reginald D Bass, an inspector for the Upper Hunter district, died after a car overturned two miles south of Murulla on the New England Highway. He died shortly after admission to Murrurund Hospital. The other occupant Earl, a young bachelor in his early twenties, was found on the road with the car on its wheels some distance away. Bass had joined Scone HQ earlier this year after graduating in veterinary science from Sydney University. He was regarded as a promising officer by the Pastures Protection Board and local graziers.

Tla Murulia New England Reginald D. Bass Upper Hunter District Murrurund Hospital Earl Mr. Earl Upper Hunter Scone Sydney University Pastures Protection Board Graziera

Bulk electricity extension reaches Bullahdelah Tea Gardens area

The Minister for Works and Local Government, E. Spooner, approves extending bulk electricity from Stroud to Bullahdelah and Tea Gardens with a 10 year subsidy plan. Five percent subsidy on first year capital, tapering to half a percent by year ten, and up to 90 percent of workmen via State Labour Exchanges. The project will aid mills and Port Stephens harbour potential, with a pulping factory planned.

Zara Street Bullahdelah E. 8 Spooner Stroud Bullshdelah Tea Garena Port Stephens

Golf Club Opens Season With Mixed Foursomes Planned

At the annual Golf Club meeting last night the opening day was set for March 2. A mixed foursome will be played in the afternoon with morning games if visitors attend. W. W. Hawdon was elected President joining A Parish L. Rye and A J Woodward as vice presidents and D C Rye as treasurer. The committee includes Dr. Anderson Chariton T Britt W McGown J B Thomas. The year’s report and balance sheet show a very satisfactory financial position to be published in Tuesday’s issue.

Golf Club W. W. Hawdon Measra A. Parish L. Rye A. J. Woodward J. Channell D.C. Rye Dr. Anderson Messrs. Chariton T. Britt W. McGown J. B. Thomas Seaue

Gloucester Show Notes Preview and Local Support

The Secretary Mra. M Newton reports growing entries and strong support for Gloucester Show. The School of Arts office is central for entries, with calls for early submission to ease last day pressure. Mr Eames and his side show rides, Harry Johns boxing, and a miniature train are booked. A new stock loading stage and better telephone links aid operations. Mr H A Abbott funded prize money again, and Mr J S Wilson supplied poles. Ridgeway and Wilson donations supported yards. A. F. Gray of the Agricultural Department will discuss pig raising on day two.

Mra. M. Newton School of Arts Eames Harry Johns H. A. Abbott Abbott Wilson Beer Cattle Pens Mesars W. C. Ridgeway J. 8 Ridgeway Donsie Naim A. F. Gray Agricultural Department Gray

Labour Candidate Denies Independent Status in 1948 Election

In a letter to voters, HA Rooke declares his State Elections 1948 bid is as a Labour candidate, not independent, and dismisses rumours spread by untrustworthy opponents. He urges electors to judge by facts and not fantastical tales.

U.A.P Labour

Important Clearing Dairy Sale Auction Notice

Auctioneers in conjunction have been authorized by Mr L B Holmes to sell by auction his entire Jersey dairy herd and plant. Included are 5 cows in milk, 2 dry cows, 10 heifers, 12 young animals, two sows, hogs, draught animals, a straight horse outfit, ploughs, chaff cutter, milking plant, and equipment. All cash. Sale features many well cared for dairy cattle and farm gear.

L. S. Holmes Manchester Holties John Morrissey Ltd Paterson Knaton Ody Matthemmin John Motrinsey Devon Tom Hicks Gloucester

Hitler and Mussolini Aid Franco in Spanish Civil War

London reports the dictators backing Franco with Rome and Berlin supplying arms and troops. Italian forces claim a two mile advance in six days near Salamanca as German reinforcements including 25 air squadrons arrive. France presses toward the Mediterranean as Austria fears shock of impending victory. France must choose between a hostile frontier and intervention.

London Spain Franco Paraliel Rome Berlin Catalonia Salamanca Messerschmidt France Mediterranean Parla Austria

Night Tennis Semis Set For March 22 Contest

The semi finals of the night tennis competition Tuesday 22 March feature Waratahs vs Gangat and Factory vs Forbesdale. Winners play the final next night. The ribbon length measured 45 inches and was won by Mrs. Brown.

Waratahs Gangat Factory Forbesdale Social Mra Bror

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