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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 21, 1941

Page

2

Oxley seat hopeful announces independent bid

J Oxley electorate coverage notes Captain D. Mitchell M C D C M will run as an independent for the Oxley seat at the state elections. In 1988 he reduced L. O. Marlin's majority to under 1500 votes, while A. H Bennett MLA receives education directive on domestic science at Gloucester Public School and portable accommodation transfer to meet needs.

Wingham Chronicle D. Mitchell M.C. D.C.M Oxley Mitchell L. O. Marlin A. H Bennett Director of Education le Gloucester Public School D. H. Drummond M.L.A Gloucester

Barton’s Follies at Denison Street Gloucester Opens April 1

Amusement lovers can enjoy Barton’s Follies new revue production at the canvas theatre on Denison Street Gloucester opening Tuesday April 1 for two nights only. The show features 30 all new metropolitan artists with speed snap sparkle bright costumes and a full orchestra ballet and unique specialties. A large waterproof marquee seats over 2000 with comfortable seating and tickets available at Channell's newsagency for all performances at no extra cost.

Canvas Denison Street Gloucester Channell

Visit of American Warships Dazzles Sydney Crowd

Seven powerful grey warships of the United States Pacific Fleet entered Sydney Harbor yesterday to a wave of cheers. The visit showcased American power as officers and sailors marched in triumphal procession through the city with confetti and banners. The fleet will stay in Sydney tomorrow before sailing to Brisbane, with Australian forces joining in welcome events at the Town Hall.

United States Pacific Fleet Sydney Heads Sydney Australis America Pacific Air Force Lord Gowrie Town Hall Brisbane U.S

Had Not Forgotten The 8th Garrison Reserve Battalion

The 8th Garrison Reserve Battalion broke camp after three weeks training near Newcastle. Recruited from Newcastle Coalfield North and North-west, they studied musketry machine guns drill barbed wire trenches signals and tactics. The Gloucester section arrived in good shape with many officers and privates boasting prior decorations.

Newcastle We AW Morse Gloucester A.A Sth

Gloucester War Chest Fund Auxiliary Secretaries Acknowledge Donations

The Auxiliary Secretaries thank donors including Miss Carson Mrs F Harvis and Mr Ry Philips for weekly eggs jams pumpkins tomatoes and grammas. Overseas letters from F Monro Sid Harris Bob Laurie Barry Pyke Rupert Robinson express gratitude for parcels and canteen orders with value prices often lower than Australia. Next Auxiliary meeting at the School of Arts on Tuesday 25th at 3 pm.

Carson F. Harvis Ry Philips R. Burke Mra. Lee Holmes S. Lewis F. Monro Sid Harris Bob Laurie Barry Pyie Rupert Robinson Gloucester War Chest Fund Australia School of Arts

Annual meeting of Waukivory Parents and Citizens Association

The Waukivory Parents and Citizens Association held its annual meeting in the school room on Monday evening with moderate attendance. President W S Ribbons chaired as the secretary reported four meetings this year with good representation and events like the Empire picnic and Christmas Festival, plus a weather shed for the children. The balance showed a small credit. new officers were elected for the coming year and a dance was planned for 10 May to raise funds for the Empire Day Picnic.

Parents and Citizens Association W. S. Ribbons Vs & Ribbons W. Rouse J. Middleton C. Slade H. West B. Andrews W. Ribbons

Commercial Special Cattle Sale Reports Strong Demand

Tom Hicks notes another heavy yarding of good cattle at Ws Special Cattle Sale on Tuesday March 18. Buyers from local and outside centres, including a Victorian operator, purchased cattle from 36 owners across 45 buyers, with strong prices across classes and high values for Hereford and Devon stock. The sale averaged a robust price per head, and 818 head were sold amid keen competition. The next sale is scheduled for Tuesday April 22 with 300 head already booked.

Tom Hicks Devon Laurie Z. A. Laurie G. R. Hicks Ken Hicks Ron Hicks Alan John Hicks G. H. Yeark A. ¥. Bowen H. W. Vyner Paterson Jun Ri, J Grundy Cavey B. D. Margery Bert Louise Livermore F. Favret Gro Ireland JH McSwan Bros Blanch L. F. Brazel Leo. Brazel Lloyd Byarl Prod Brazel Ken Corbett A.C. Parish Hull Springer Arts Dr. Munro Springer King Bros J. H Parley Lowrey T. Murray Ford Simmons Ben Bell A. G. Hicks

Gloucester recruits join ALF ranks in latest call up

Among latest recruits to be called up for service in the ALF from Gloucester is Wal Garner. Jackson and Jack Wilson are also in camp and Harry Hewitt has left to lake spitties with the RA.A.E. Mr. R. Husbands, manager of the Gloucester Railway Refreshment Rooms has been promoted to Bathurst Refreshment Rooms. firl place here will be filled by Mr. Gussen. At the Butter Factory yesterday the staff of the Gloucester Co operative Dairy Company presented Mrs Gordon McGregor with a set of carvers in honour of his marriage which will be celebrated tomorrow.

ALF Gloucester Wal Garner Jackson Jack Wilson Harry Hewitt Lake A.E R. Husbands Bathurst Gussen Glouceser Co-operative Dairy Company Gordon McGregor

Gloucester Show notices postal closing hours

The Gloucester Post and Telegraph Office will close at noon on Wednesday 2 April. Mails to Sydney and other destinations close at noon. The telephone exchange remains continuous.

Gloucester Sydney

In Memoriam Brewer Beryl 4 months died March 20 1940

In loving memory of our dear little daughter Beryl aged four months who was called Home on 20 March 1940 A short verse speaks of a bud fragrant and fair Our Father claimed her for His own sweet Hower The notice is inserted by her mum dad and Betty

Beryl Betty Ana

Taree Patriotic Carnival Show Debuts in Ring

All the outstanding hunters jumpers trotters and hacks will appear in stock drafts. Special engagement of Dare-Devil Frank McFarlane, America's forest stunt rider. EB D Mooney, secretary.

Taree a.Ls. Jerseys Guernseys Ayrshires A. L. Payne Dave-Devil Prank McFarlane America E. D. Mooney Total Patriotic Association Dare-Devil Frank McFarlane Mooney

Gloucester 1941 Show Prizes Donated and Entry Details

Special prizes announced for Gloucester 1941 Show include consolations in Classes 18 19 20 and 21 from Brooke Skibo and others. Prize categories cover Flag Race for under 17, Flag Relay on horseback open teams, Melon Race on horseback, with donors listed. Entries close March 27. donations welcome by 10 a.m. Friday.

Brooke Skibo Messrs Hooke J. & Wilson Eric Averett H. A. Abbott B. Reif M. Newton

SPECIAL CATTLE SALE OF EXTRA GOOD QUALITY LIVESTOCK

A concise listing of cattle and horses from local and New England breeders. Includes Hereford steers and cows, bullocks, Devon and Durham stock, cross breeds, mixed cattle, and 50 head of mixed cattle plus a reliable saddle pony. Yarding promises high quality, with forward condition cattle ready for sale. Buyers invited to attend the sale at Cesterpty Ltd with confidence.

Laurie Estate D. Brits D. C Aye L Cooper Tom Hicks Blencowe Carter D. J. Meftae Hereford Devon F. Scrivener W. F. Buffier A. H. Edwards M. V. Holster A. A. Dut S. J. Frost Ridgeway Gen Cox Durham J. German A ‘T. Muullens Hermford R. Latimore Sansom Kelner Matthewson

Gloucester Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notice

The Monthly Meeting of the Gloucester Chamber of Commerce will be held at the School of Avis on Monday next, the ith March, at 7 pm. All members and the public are invited to attend. H Gray, Secretary.

Gloucester Chamber of Commerce School of Avis H. Gray. Hott Secretsy

Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association Annual Meeting

The Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association will hold its annual meeting in the school hall on Thursday night next, March 27, at 7.30. Officers to be elected and reports including balance sheet to be presented. A general meeting will follow the annual meeting. President HT. Shepherd and Hon. Secretary H. Gray are listed.

Waukivory Hall Gloucester Parents and Citzens' Association Shhoo HT. Shepherd H. Gray

Stratford Public Meeting Elects Stratford Hall Committee

A meeting of Stratford residents will be held at Stratford Public Hall on Wednesday evening March 26 at 8 pm to elect a Committee of Management for the year ending February 28 1942. Eligible voters are Stratford Post Office patrons. nominations must be written and delivered to the Secretary Howard Bignell before the election. Nominees absent must forward their consent.

Stratford Stratford Public Hall Stratford Post Office

Furniture Sale at Sparke PTY Rooms Denison Street

CE Elby FE announces a Saturday March 29 sale at 2:30 PM of F E ELEY furniture. Items include bedroom and dining suites, lounge set, beds, wardrobes, sewing machine, spring couch, chairs, kitchen cabinet, table and chairs, 57 yards New Line, wireless and sundries. All furniture nearly new. owner leaving district and selling outright.

Elby WE. Sparke (Gu) Pty UTD F. Eley Denison Street

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