Gloucester Show H.W. Hatton Praises Flower Exhibits
Judge H W Hatton comments on Gloucester show flower section noting fine dahlia displays and strong blooms in decorative classes. He highlights rose champion, new varieties like G A Patrick and Daily Mail, urges leaving foliage, mentions cacti and zinnia displays, and urges growers to improve future exhibits for a higher standard.
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H.W. Hatton
Joan Sutherlany
G. A. Patrick
Daily Mail
Joyce Lawrence
Nancy Vick
Kathleen Norma
Jane
Negri
Epyria
Inchite
Croydon
Doria
Briten
Valerie Fure
Hadley
California
Los Angles
Gloucester
Gloucesters
Police Court March 11 1900s Bail Forfeited and Fines In Traffic Cases
In the police court before Mr F Grugeon bail was forfeited for George Brain after failing the go to the post bet. Kenneth Redman pleaded guilty to renewing or returning a license and paid a small fine. Alex Freeman was fined for driving without a license. Wilhelmina Ross Monro and Loy F Dries faced fines for unregistered or untitled vehicles. Andrew Dries, father of a defendant, was fined and ordered to pay back registration dues with costs. Hard labour was set as an option if unpaid.
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F. Grugeon
George Brain
Kenneth Redman
Alex. Freeman
Wenald Ross Monro
Freeman
Loy
F. Dries
Bolton
Andrew Dries
Skilful Landing Indecent Language
James Martin, a city visitor to our Show, was fined £2 or four days on the wood heap at the In cal police court before Messrs A. 3 4s, Laurie and M. Newton. He used turf-type language at the Commercial Hotel corner on Wednesday night about 10 p.m. and it was heard by Sergeant Bolton. He was also charged with having no visible means of support and was given 24 hours to leave the Town. The defendant, who gives multiple names, promised to shake the dust of Gloucester off his feet without delay.
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James Martin
Laurie
M. Newton
Bolton
Gloucester
Monthly meeting at Rest Rooms notes attendees and plans
The usual monthly meeting was held in the Rest Rooms on Friday 15 March with Mrs Hawdon presiding. Attendees included J H Smith Phillips L Holmes Hill Sister McRae Daw son Cavanough Glover Lowe Woodward A Ross Newton Snow Hicks and Hon Secretary Mrs Snodgrass and Hon Treasurer Mrs Hooke. Apologies from several.
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Hawdon
Ales
J. H. Smith
Phillips
L. Holmes
Hill
McRae
Dawson
Cavanough
Glover
Lowe
Woodward
A. Ross
Newton
Snow
Hicks
Snodgrass
B. Hooke
Mesdames
Anderson
Gloucester
Sawyer
Mesdames Hooke
Pilot Survives Hard Landing After Retractable Undercarriage Fails
Mr. J N Laurie of 8 Set endured a rough day at Gloucester Show as his aircraft failed to extend its retractable undercarriage during a landing. He managed a controlled stop with the nose raised to avoid a heavy impact. Passengers Miss Saxby and Mr C G Wand were unhurt, and only minor damage occurred to the machine.
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J. N. Laurie
Watts
Laurie
Gloucester
Adams
Miss Saxby
CG. Wand
Ad AL
Bip
Anne
German Bomb Shell and Versailles Revocation Headlines
European powers watch Germany as Hitler signals rearmament and conscription, with Berlin’s Wilhelmstrasse under strain. Goebbels notes warn that security demands fuel a hard line while Germany aims for peace, expecting 50 000 troops under conscription versus prior aims. Paterson cricketers plan Gloucester visit next week. police caps debate ends with rule that caps stay on in open burials unless in church or service.
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London
Sudde
Elauses
Visuailles Vyeaty
Bnd
Berlin
Wihelmstrasse
Warner
Germany
Henry George League plan outlined in Gloucester meeting
Mr R J Semple, vice president and propagandist, spoke at Charnell’s corner in Gloucester on a recent day. He argued the Henry George plan to fund government from land rent, attacked tariff protection and taxes on labour, urged proportional representation, and urged public support for a nonpolitical reform movement. He noted journeys to Kempsey then Murwillumbah.
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R. J. Semple
Gloucester
Charnell’s Corner
Henry George
Semple
Chamber of Manufactures
Inis
Amood
Optometrists Visit Arranges Consultations in Gloucester
Jerdny April 5 1935 9 am to 5 pm. Opticians and Optometrists from Webster Jack and McDonald Limited will attend at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester. Appointments may be booked at A T Cavanough's Chemist. Local contact 10 L McDonald F B C A Honours PSM London.
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L McDonald
F.B.C.A
PSM
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Commercial
Gloucester
Jerdny
A. T. Cavanough
Living Hell Rescue Sparks Household Remedies Case
Fragmentary notes show a Christchurch case involving a NB Boyce on Matson's Road and a company BY Street & Parish Ltd. The text references remedies and a “burney-back guarantee” certificate and mentions spending over £3000, indicating a consumer dispute or rescue from a difficult situation.
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Rence
Sting
Boyce
Matson's
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Tasma and Strombers Carlson
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Electris
the City Radio
A.G. Turner
Paterson O.B
Paterson Old Buffer Cricketers
Paterson
Commissioner of Police
Mr. Childs
Optometrists
H. J. Channell
Newsagent & Stationery
Best Brands Tobacco
Fredric Mulder
Street & Parish’s
Kayser
Bonnie Maid
Bonnie Baby Sox
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Sovereign
Pyramid
Pelaco
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