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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 21, 1930

Page

2

Soldiers' Memorial Clock Tower land deals advance

At a committee meeting held Monday the group agreed to buy two land allotments forming a triangle between Hume and Bett streets and the connecting lane, owned by the J. H. Shedden Estate executors and Mr James Laurie. Vendors' reply pending. once purchases close ten ders will be called to fund and start the tower and clock without delay. The Gloucester P and C Association also held its annual meeting at Gloucester Public School reporting a satisfactory year and a credit balance of never £20. a full report will appear next issue.

Soldiers’ Memorial Hume Bett Streets J. H. Shedden James Laurie Gloucester P. & C. Assn Gloucester Lssue

Death of Albert Whatson public figure noted

Obituary notes the death of Albert Whatson of Jones Island aged five years? The longtime public figure for Manning River region served as representative for Central Rivers on the Executive of the Primary Producers Union and chaired the Manning River Co op Dairy Society for eighteen years.

J. Whitson Alvert Whatson Jones’ Island Mr. Whatson Manning River Central Rivers Primary Producers’ Union

Shoe Sale At Base Rooms In March

Footwear sale listing at Base Rooms promises 8085 pairs for ladies and children. Sale scheduled for Saturday March 22 with clearance prices and assorted sizes available.

AML Eee

Legislation for the Country Bush Fires Bill Effects

The bill sets rules for preventing bush fires including phosphorus bait sales and burning of fire breaks on railway lands. It authorizes regulation of engine sparks and ash-pans, bans nonestery matches except in proclaimed locales, and restricts cyanide use to protect birds and animals with penalties for breach. The act, alongside other bills, signals Parliament keeping national needs before it.

State elections nominations call across NSW districts

The National Association of NSW calls for nominations for the state general election. Nominations close April 12 at noon with the association’s general secretary in Sydney for metropolitan electorates and several country constituencies. A joint local conference will select the Yass electorate candidate. An event in the Shire Hall on Monday evening will feature Hon Walter Bennett addressing local Nationalists to boost organisation and turnout.

National Association of Nsw H. W. Hornfield Bligh Street Sydney Albury Ashburnham Barwon Bathurst Corowa Cobar Gloucester Goulburra Hartley Hawkesbury Llawarra Maitland Nepean Grange Oxley South Coast Sturt Tamworth Upper Hyiter Wollondilly Yass National Country Walter Bennett Fomba

Red Cross Gloucester Branch Meets on Tuesday Afternoon

The Gloucester branch of the Red Cross Society held its meeting in Shire Hall with Mesdames Waddell Donnelly Bawdon Whitling Gray M Newton Locke Whitmore Yates Homer McGregor and Hicks present. Correspondence from Red Cross Headquarters noted Button Day items and thanks. A Gloucester Younger Set charity event was planned for March 25. Two delegates to the 1920 Red Cross Conference were approved. Button Day plans and street stall efforts were reviewed. The next meeting is set for April 3 due to Easter week.

Gloucester The Red Cross Society Shire Hell Mesdames D. R Waddell Donnelly Bawdon Whitling Gray M. Newton Locke Whitmore Yates Homer McGregor Hicks Red Cronx Red Cross Waddell Haseen J. A Higgins

Lunch shed at Saleyards

A reader argues that funds used to build the shed at the saleyards are essentially ratepayers money and questions whether revenue from the yards should fund road maintenance. He notes outside cattle owner contributions and urges better access and safety for visitors to the yards.

Higgins Council Givat Csing

Fragmentary obituary notes Roheon of Teingog survives family

The fragment indicates Roheon of Teingog enjoyed good health years ago and is survived by four brothers and two sisters, with missing rest of details due to damaged text. The record preserves names and kinship but lacks full context or dates.

Roheon Teingog

Upper House Reform Bill and its country impact

The article argues for reform of the Upper House in A country to require country dwellers’ consent before abolition. It warns Labour plans could abolish the chamber without consent and criticizes metropolitan bias, costly policies, and fear of minority criticism. It urges a dispassionate review chamber to temper Lower House measures and apply economic principles for the benefit of city and country alike.

Labour Party Setopur Ita Lang Jack Hons

Commercial land sale and Gloucester livestock auction summary

Matthawson and Co report sale of a Bar rington farm of 468 acres with Taake Moore as purchaser. Gloucester stock sales note yarding of dairy bred cattle and dairy heifers with varied prices. next sale scheduled Tuesday April 1. Gloucester pig sales: 170 pigs sold at steady rates, listing numerous buyers and prices. Homebush stock sales Sydney open with 2688 cattle in yards, largely inferior, prime lots rising in late sale. pig sales total around 1000 head with mixed weights and prices.

Matthawson and Wo Donald Grant Barrington Gairy Taake Moore Gloucester Douglas Waddell & Co J. R Higgins B. Brayshaw Stag F. Parker Paddy Beifers Murray Belfera Cow O. Lowrey A. T. McCarthy Matthewson Ind Co Dillon C. Galvin Eagleton F. W. Harris J. Wenham VY. Dillon W. Dare Parker W. Latimore RE Lynch K. Boorer Lowrey W Wilson G Monro A. Engel B. E. Edwards C. Lean As Arnott Percy Sistle Slade J. Forbes Bridge Homebush Sydney

Australian dairying delegation tours New Zealand

Over thirty members of the Australian dairying delegation returning to Sydney aboard the Ulimanda report the NZ tour as educational and valuable despite conditions. plans for extended study and a detailed review by G. S. Stenmg. London butter market notes and New Zealand production figures follow, showing season gains in butter and cheese output and higher January herd-test averages across 73 groups.

New Zealand Sydney Australia Atanignminted Drirtes Ltd Niles Xconia EDS Mn G 8 Stenmg New South Wales N.Z Jowest

Black or Spear Thistle and its pasture impact

An agricultural note explains Black or Spear Thistle, also called Green Thistle, its prickly habit and seed spread via pappus. It details pasture damage from dead leaves and flowers, reduced hay value, and animal digestion risk. Control methods include disc cultivation and mowing before hovering. young plants are easiest to eradicate. A following article will cover Mexican Poppy. News in Brief mentions Mrs McNeil Thowspoon to start a Glouces­ter business April 4 as dressmaker, hairdresser, and children's stylist.

Hayaki

Gloucester Golf Club Associates Monthly Medal

The Weather Clerk noted improved conditions after rain and members competed on a 12 hole course for the monthly medal. A strong turnout braved damp footing as scores clustered, with honors shared among Mrs. Ashworth, Miss Hawdon, Mrs. Street, and other finalists including Mrs. Doudney and Mrs. Horner.

Mia Ashworth Mies Hawdon

Grant to assist settlers announced by minister and treasurer

The Minister for Agriculture announced that £200,000 will be advanced to aid settlers through the Rural Bank. The grant aims to fund improvements and proper tests as part of the official arrangements.

Nominations Open for Gloucester Electorate Selection

The National Association of NSW invites candidates to submit their names for selection in the Gloucester electorate. Nominations on the constitution form are received at 1 Bligh Street Sydney until 12 noon Saturday 12 April 1930, after which selections will be made in accordance with the association’s constitution. HW Horsfield, General Secretary.

Gloucester Association HW. Horsfield Bligh Street Sydney Messrs Richardson & Bird Wingham School OF Arts Booth Wingham Show Ground Stewarts Wingham Show Sasissante C, H, Blenkin

Gloucester Branch Meeting in Shire Hall

Gloucester branch invites interested members to a meeting at Shire Hall on Monday night next at 8 pm. Walter Bennett, MLA, will address the gathering with Russell Hall in attendance as pro tem.

Gloucester Shire Hall Walter Bennett Russell Hall Ron

Stratford sale advertises Farley estate auctioned items

Mr Bruce Farley leaving the district conducts a premises auction at Stratford on Saturday March 22 at 2 pm. The sale includes a four roomed cottage with verandahs, outbuildings, and all high class furniture and effects listed, such as a maple bedroom suite, piano, dining and kitchen items, and domestic fittings. Auctioneer is Gloucester Phones 1 134 office 141 Room.

Bruce Farley Stratford Lino Tella Farley Fresno Poland McCormack

Excursion to Sydney and Intermediate Stations

Gloucester residents offered an excursion by rail to Sydney and intermediate stations on a special Saturday train. Tickets priced 8/6 first class, 6/10 second class, with return valid for one calendar month and coupons required for the outbound leg.

Gloucester Sydney

Separate applications invited for above positions

Wednesday 9th April is the day to obtain particulars of duties and renumeration on enquiry from the undersigned.

Public Meeting on Football League Formation at Majestic Theatre

A public meeting on Monday night March 24 at 8 pm will discuss forming a Football League with headquarters in Gloucester. All intending players and supporters are invited to attend, with V Munro A J Whith and Hec Gray listed among convenors.

Majestic Theatre Gloucester

Country Women's Assn Special Meeting Notice

The Country Women's Assn announces a special meeting in the Rest Rooms next Tuesday March 25 at 3 pm. All members are requested to attend. M H Locke Honorary Secretary.

M. H. Locke See

Asman Blanche to Visit Gloucester and Nearby Towns

Indian consulting herbalist Asman Blanche of Nabiag will tour Gloucester on March 21 at Philip's Hotel. She then visits Craven on April 1 at Blanch's, Clarence Town on April 2 at Er ranghi Hotel, Dungog on April 4 at Central Stroud from 10 to 2.

Nabiag Gloucester Philip's Craven Blanch’s Clarence Town Erranghi Dungog Courthouse Hotel Stroud Central Sfotel MFG Ratliy

March Special on Diabolo Separators and Gifts

The Diabolo Separator Co offers a free Seamleaf Diabolo Cream Can up to 8 gallons with every 50 gal Diabolo Separator purchase this March. Also included are sets with name plates. Additional promotional items may be offered with Beanies held.

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