Gloucester Special Prize and Coronation Notices
A Gloucester Show prize offers an exhibitor a special award for the cow or heifer producing the greatest butterfat excess, with entry proof due 21 days before the show and results published seven days prior. Also covered are Coronation services at St Pauls and Presbyterian churches, a ball with a “belle of the ball” prize, and community notices on housing hospital plans and local events.
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Gloucester
George VI
St Paul's Church
Diggers
Sobttern
Moses: Stravt and Parish
Gloucester man hurt in road accident may face hospital stay
A benefit fund is organized in Chancery style under secretary H Holland for Mr Gerrard, a Gloucester resident injured in a recent Newcastle Route accident. His wife and three children rely on donations from those wishing to help, as he remains hospitalized and hopes rise for support.
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H. Holland
Chri MaRie
A. King
A. Parish
Gerrard
New Map of Railway Issued for New South Wales
The Commissioner for Railways Mr T J Hartigan issues a wall map 44 by 34 inches showing all NSW lines with enlarged pockets for metropolitan and Newcastle districts. It includes a 1300 station index, distances from Sydney and Porting Harbour, and is aimed at merchants and traders. Copies will be redistributed via local stationmasters and also supplied to Education Department for classrooms.
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T. J. Hartigan
New South Wales
Metropolitan
Newcastle
Sydney
Parling Harbour
Director of Education
Department For Fine
Lo State
Fulton Cup First Round Notes At Locke Cap Medal
Golf notes report the Fulton Cup first round results on Saturday at Mast Et Street Street led with a one which tied with Britt and a series of scores for players including RB Street Britt D. Co Ryu and Anderson with various handicaps. Newcastle visitors from Newcastle Racecourse Club will visit Gloucester for a friendly match with selections listed and emergencies named. The Associates announce foursome winners with Mrs Pod Thomas and Mrs Griffin facing Mrs Cavanagh and Mrs Newton, play begins at 2 pm and substitutes may be arranged at the clubhouse.
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Street
Britt
RB. Street BO
T. Britt
D. Co Ryu OY
Anderson
A. Havish
J. Meee
J. Channel
T. Leenhant
G. A. Griffin
W. Artins
A. J. Woodward
T. Chariton
Aumber
Caras
Newcastle
Newcastle Racecourse
Gloucester
EH. A Andeson
A. € Parish
T. Charlton
D.C. Rye
HL Coole
J. Channell
A. Pearson
B. P. Dawson
T. Leadhan
A. J Woodward
Messrs
J. Walker
Jeffries
Brattes
P. Anderton
Mitelichl
Pellows
Peelies
Thompson
Pod
Thomas Aml
Griffin v
Cavanagh
Newton
McKay
Misa Lauriey
Ewg Ani
Ashworth
Miss Parish
Carolan
Hill
Holland
Yates
le Qhese
Matthews
Middlebrook
Parish
BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIP REPORT AND FUTURE DRAWS
Bowl results show ton and Street beat Chapman and Houghton 19 to ? McIntyre and Kendall defeated Ebbeck and Hawdon 17 to 1 Lowe and Anderson defeated Thoman and Adams 22 to 4 Semi finals set Lowe and Anderson vs McIntyre Kendal Whitson and Street vs Harris The Harris Cup singles handicap saw Boarer beat Rev Jones 34 to 2 White beat Weekes 21 to 27 President's Cup draw and Singles Championship scheduled for next Saturday Club novice pairs urged to enter
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Whatton
Street
Chapman
Houghton
McIntyre
Kendall
Ebbeck
Hawdon
Lowe
Anderson
Thoman
Adams
Uwe
Kendal
Whitson
Poara
Tennis draw announced for One Association B Grade matches
The listing shows matchups for a B Grade tournament next at HA Wulay with Presbyterian versus Teachers, Rookhurat versus Forbesdale, Park versus Barrington, and Factory versus Waukivory, Barrington versus Presbyterian, Teachers versus Stratford, Park versus Copelanu Gangaty, plus Park vs Parbesdaly and Hatin Stealfuerd by Burrington Village.
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Presbyterian
Teachers
Rookhurat
Forbesdale
Park
Barrington
Factory
Waukivory- Barrington
Stratford 1
Park AT
Copelanu Gangaty
Park I
Parbesdaly
Hatin
Burrington Village
Waterspout Seen Near Sleeper Island On Yamba River
A waterspout about 100 yards from the riverbank was witnessed by Alfred Landen Gotger and crew while fishing near Sleeper Island, a few miles up-river from Yamba. The cone-shaped column rose six feet and spouted into spray as the whirlwind crossed the river, accompanied by a roaring sound and bending trees.
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Alfred Landen
Gotger
Grafton
Sleeper Island
Yamba
Kyown's Wharf
Tiles
Cattle Market Report From Homebush and Winchcombe
Commercial reports show Homebush stock sales at 8549 cattle yarded in medium quality mix with light descriptions and some heavy bullocks. Prices: bullocks to 12 10, cows 8 10, vealers 7 10. Winchcombe Carson Lulu yarded 3540 cattle, market opening unchanged with good to prime dealers at 28 to 36, steers and heifers 25 to 90, bullocks 24 to 26 per 100 pounds.
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Homebush
Piu, San and Badgery Ltd
Winchcombe
Carson Lulu
Frenchman in London Feels Gratified by Stamp Purchase
A Frenchman in London felt oddly thanked after buying a stamp, while an Englishman might have been stunned. A judge once told a woman witness to speak as if at home, and the case is still underway.
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London
Trix
Strikes and regional unrest headline week in London and Australia
News of the week highlights a wide strike wave in Central London with 200 bus routes affected and 120000 provincial bus workers ceasing work in solidarity. Hollywood technical workers stage a strike. actors consider joining. In sport, Davis Cup results feature Australia, the U S, and China, while political campaigning in Australia discusses defence and population policy amid by elections. A Redfern hotel shooting leaves two men shot, with detectives facing reticence from witnesses. Germany celebrates national day in Sydney as a new Australian speed record is set at 116.8 mph.
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Batioahip —Mapana
Wircrat
London
Simultaneouny
Hollywood
Robert Montgomery
Actors’ Guild
Australia
Mexico
Mexico City
Los Angeles
United States
Japan
New Zealand
South Asica
China
Holland
Country Party
Gwydir
G. Batchelor
Queensland
Labour
Redfern
Sydney Hospital
Germany
Sydney
Siren
F. Kleinty
Kirby
UN. Herra
Basques Repel Rebels On May Day Front Line Victory
The Basques celebrated May Day with counter offensives that repelled rebel attacks from Bermea to Guernica and Amorebieta. The Times reports heavy clashes, with 2500 killed or wounded initially. later tallies suggest higher losses. Rebels failed at every point, and Basque forces even recaptured a hill above San Miguel after intense fighting in rain with mechanized support.
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London
San Miguel
Birthmark foreshadows son of the she Wolf in Rome
A Roman baby boy is born with a forehead birthmark shaped like a fasces, the fascist emblem, according to The Times Rome correspondent. The mark is described as strawberry color shifting with the moon's phase. The father, a fascist militia member, believes the mark will bring the child good fortune and that he will join the fascia at age six as the Son of the She Wolf.
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Isignia
Rome
the Times
Phonus
Fascia: Child Organisation
Rabbits Vanish From Upper Hunter District Vast decline in rabbit numbers reported
The Scene Advocate cites a district resident and an observer noting a large northeast section of the Upper Hunter now essentially free of rabbits. They recall hundreds seen when traps ceased last year due to skin prices, and even long established warrens show no occupancy this season. A local saying about a man who yields when wrong and being right when married accompanies the piece.
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Cew
Upper Hunter
Rnia
Registration of Orchards Deadline and Penalties
The Minister for Agriculture notes the registration period under the Plant Diseases Act 1024 expired February 24. A £50 penalty can apply for nonregistration. Exemptions apply to small orchards under a quarter acre unless they contain banana, plantain, or Manila hemp. Notify destroyed or transferred orchards. Send fee at £1 per were or portion or to the Under Secretary, Dept of Agriculture, Box 36A OPO Sydney, or the Clerk of Petty Sessions. Obtain forms from the Department.
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Hor
Hugh Main
Ure
Department of Agriculture
Opo
Sydney
Medrest
Litter of Fourteen Large White Pigs Sets Weight Record Claim
A litter of fourteen Large White pigs at Strathmore stud piggery Cedar Pocket Gympie Queensland weighs 583 pounds total, averaging 41.8 pounds per pig. The litter, sired by Staghorn Bradbury 14th from Strathmore Perfection, includes a pig raised with early feeding after birth and a self feeder.
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A. G Stewart
Strathmore
Gymple Qi
J. Shetton
HDA
Queensland
Staghorn Bradbury
Strathmore Perfection
Shetton
Planting Deciduous Fruit Trees in Dormant Season
Advise planting deciduous fruit trees as soon as dormancy ends, after nursery root activity begins. Prepare a well-drained bed, inspect and trim damaged roots, plant with a centered crown, spread roots downward, and firm soil. Keep roots moist and avoid dry or sticky soil during planting.
Winter Schools for Farmers at Hawkesbury College
It is proposed to hold winter courses at Hawkesbury Agricultural College from June 22 to July 7 with subjects including Poultry farming Dairy farming cattle and pigs. Fees cover board lodging and medical care and the program targets adults over sixteen years. No entrance exam required and both sexes are welcome. country students may get rail or steamer fare reductions. Apply to the Under Secretary Department of Agriculture Sydney Box 386A GPO by June.
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Myal
Hawkesbury
Inicultural College
Department of Agriculture
G.P.O
Sydney
In loving remembrance of our daughter and sister
Rennes notes a sentimental memorial dated in 1035. The misspelled lines express a family’s grief at the loss of a daughter and sister, speaking of faith, reunion in a better land, and the enduring sorrow of her father and siblings.
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Rennes
Advocate Accounts for Quarter Ending March 19a7
Subscription accounts have been l umed and subscribers asked to attend to them. Due to higher newsprint costs and production, we will stop sending the paper where a subscription is not kept up. If two years or more, or if arrangements are not satisfactory, a reduction in the account will be required within fourteen days.
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Aleas
Rye
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le Quesne’s
X.U.S
Draper & Mercer
ECOND
Poyuilar
Cavanough
Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
Monttinn
Sonville
Saar Creek
Carsonville
Gloucester Hotel
F. M. Smith
B. P. Dawson, B.A
OLD Bank N
the Hospital Board
Glourcester Adaorate
Gloucester Bank
School of Arts
G. Penfold
Jim Olufield
G. Penfald
James Lyon
Port Macquarie
Wingham
John Lyon
Robert Lyon
Edmund Lyon
Repton
Frank Lyon
Mart
Lluchre
Corbett's Cafe
Frederick May
Velous Toy
South
Uts
Sir Archdale Parkhill
France
Archdale
Ethet Aulyisers
Lord Wel
Innes
Royal Automobile Club of Australia
Gloucenter Soldiers’ “Memorial Hospital Board of Directors
WW. Rawdon
D. Is
Otton
Mmet
Olvon
Walver
Reichert
M. J. Lonslers
Curthew
Otten
Jone Communication
Uhe
Kame
Asin Works Department
Aimaas
Sile
le Wewiel
Walwer-Cerwiral
Homani
Jway
Timirses
Messrs. Reichert
MacAndrew
Pal
Mise Cathroine Shaw
Miss Shaw
Wilson
Aid N.A
Queen Street
Gerbaru
Commercial
Roman Baby
Awkessury Agricultural College
Matthewson & Co
Barnesco
MATTHEW/SON & Co
Wallamby
Gloucester Magpies
Koteree
Brattif
Britten
Hon
Seu
Corbett? Cape
Mumiber
John Yerien
George St. Sydney
Commonwealth OF Australia
Dept. OF the Inter
Commonwealth Works Diverters
Customa House
Alice
Commonwealth Works
Firvet
Chytona House
Paterson
Interior
Mare
Alalremerie
Lindl Halon
Jim Channell
A. ‘Tenf
McCann
Ross
E Milly
Windsor Inn
John Major
Misa Rose Jenkins
Ake
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