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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 31, 1942

Page

3

Gloucester Mothers' Club elects officers for 1942 at annual meeting

The Gloucester Mothers' Club elected officers for 1942 including President Mrs A Tate Vice Presidents Mrs J Thompson Mrs Creagh and Mrs Heck Secretary Mrs K Crane Treasurer Mrs A Chaplin Auditor Mr M Newton. The president reported five regular and one special meeting, two fund raising dances, and the Annual Juvenile Ball. Financials showed a start balance of £7 17s 10d and year end cash of £146 10s with 31 financial members.

Mothers’ Club A. Tate J. Thompson Creagh Heck. Hazelwood K. Crane A. Chaplin M. Newton Tate Thie Ciib McGowa

Civilians Warned Against Approaching Military Positions

Military headquarters warns the public not to approach or loiter near military works and posts. Parents and schools urged to warn children as traps may be present and danger rises at night with armed troops and sentries. Relatives are asked not to visit service members at posts to preserve discipline.

Sugar Dealers Forbid Selling Sugar On Conditions

Senator Keane warned that some grocers refused sugar supplies unless customers bought other goods as well. Following tea controls, grocers cannot impose sale conditions. breaches of Prices Regulations may lead to prosecutions. Commonwealth Prices Commissioner will pursue offenders.

Keane Commonwealth Prices Commissioner

Homebush Sales Report From Flemington and Maitland Auctions

Market rounds show 1644 cattle yarded with firm demand. NSW buyers pay steers to 15/9 per 100, heifers to 9/9, cows to 9/6 while calves fetch 2 to 7. Pigs around 40 to 106 shillings per hundredweight. Hides and skins rise with prime tallow up 12/6 to 17/6 per ton. Local stock at Maitland notes rain reducing fat cattle supply but values advance 10 pence a head on average.

Homebush Sydney Pitt Son and Badgery Flemington H. A. Abbott Gloucester A. G. F. Munro Moree Winchcombe Carson Ltd Maitland Campbell's Hill Winchombe Carson E.rk. BD. Andrews Mr. George A. Abbott Hereford J. C. Hooke Shaw Bros W. P. Reichert Ave A. Ridgeway B. J. Stokes Mt. George

Provision of 1,000,000 civilian respirators arranged

Arrangements have been completed to supply one million civilian respirators for the general population. The plan indicates centralized procurement and distribution to public facilities and communities in need.

Red Cross Tea Gathering at Mrs Hawdon’s Home

Members of Gloucester Red Cross Stanch are invited to an Afternoon Tea at Mrs W W Hawdon’s home on Queen Street tomorrow April 1. Please bring a plate. M J Tilbrook Tion See

Gloucester Red Cross Stanch W. W. Hawdon Queen Street M. J. Tilbrook

Gloucester Land Board Meeting Notice 1932

A meeting of the Local Land Board for the Land District of Gloucester will be held in the Court House at Gloucester on Thursday 16 April 1932 at 10 a.m. H G Barrite District Surveyor.

Local Land Board For the Land District of Gloucester Court House H. G. Barrite

Probate of Charles Blanch Will in New South Wales

In the Supreme Court probate jurisdiction an application will be made after fourteen days that the Last Will of Charles Blanch, late of Gloucester NSW and dairy farmer, dated 28 April 1931, may be granted to Mabel Evelyn Blanch and George Charles Blanch as executors. Creditors must send their claims within fourteen days to Hawdon & Hawdon, Proctors for Executors, 28 Martin Place Sydney.

Supreme Court OF New South Wales Charles Blanch Gloucester New South Wales Mabel Evelyn Blanch George Charles Blanch Hawdon & Hawdon Aubrey Halloran Martin Place Sydney

War News in Brief Darwin Raids and Front Updates

Seven Japanese bombers raid Darwin for the seventh time. two shot down by Allied fighters and two more likely destroyed. In Port Moresby dog-fights, young Royal Australian Air Force pilots outmatched a superior Japanese Zero force. Allied attack on Koepang leaves a ship burning and a flying boat likely destroyed. Japanese losses include two aircraft down in Port Moresby raid. one pilot believed to have bailed out. H.M.S. Campbeltown rammed the dock gates at St. Nazaire and five tons of explosives exploded. RAF covered the return of British forces. Burma fighting sees Japanese forces converging on Toungoo north of Rangoon with 4000–5000 mixed troops west of the Irrawaddy.

Darwin Port Moresby R.A.A. F Koepang Dutch Timor H.M.S. Campbelltown St. Nazaire Loire Estuary France Campbelltown R.A.F Burma Toungoo Rangoon Chungking Irrawaddy

Wanted Immediately For Full Time Duty Service NSW

Advertises full time signals service across New South Wales at standard army pay. Apply in writing or in person to Staff Officer Signals VD.C. H.Q. Bear Mint Building Macquarie St Sydney. Ineligible if already serving except in special cases.

N.S.W D.C. H.q Bear Mint Macquarie St Sydney

Peace protests erupt during Hitler speech in Chemnitz

Stockholm dispatch reports a violent outburst at Chemnitz during Hitler's Commemoration of Dead Heroes with crowds shouting We do not need war We want peace. In Wuppertal munition plant workers halted production for two hours to protest front mobilization, five workers arrested.

Stockholm Sweden Chemnitz Hitler Wupperthal

Oak Kitchen Cabinets and Tables Feature in Miscellaneous Ads

An assortment of household goods listed with prices includes oak kitchen cabinets with rounded ends and tables, chairs, and desks. Also offered are glassware, breakfast cups, Primus stoves in multiple fuels, vermin control products, cleaning gear, and garden items, with varied pricing for 19/21 shillings items and tools such as spades, scarifiers, and deck chairs.

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St Gloucester Mothers’ Club Ley In Commercial Oua Wy Arthur V. Eastwood King St Parly Anta W. E. Sparke J. Foyle Tom Hicks Gloucester Shire Yards New England B. Laurie Eanne Estate Bignell Bros A. Laure J. D. Pavish FP. Keegan A. J. Carter J. Blenvowe Carter ‘Ayres Gloucester) Pty., Ltd R. B. Laurie G. R. Hicks W. E. Hicks T. A. Laurie T. Bird D. Lynch C. Locke Bert Laurie F. B. Haydon H. B. Haydon RED Cross Society Bowen Dog Trap Creek T. Carlton Dungog Holbrooks (Asia) Pty., Ltd Box Waterloo Primus Australia
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