Gloucester Hospital plans reveal 10 676 cost sketch
The Health Minister informs MLA Mr C B Bennett that sketch plans for a Gloucester Soldiers Memorial Hospital, prepared by the Government Architect, were sent to the hospital board on the 14th for consideration. Financial approval awaits bean guidance on the scheme and its cost estimate of £10,676.
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Gloucester Memorial Hospital
C. B. Bennett
Gloucester
Gloucester Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital
Mothers Day Sequel Emblems Aid NSW Benevolent Society
The article notes Mothers Day links to Christ's Feeding of the Multitude and promotes support for the Benevolent Society for New South Wales. It details emblem sales of flannel flowers, rights granted by the Government, and fundraising activities in cities and suburbs on May 8 with proceeds aiding mothers and babies in Royal Hospital for Women Bearha Home Renwick Hospital for Lifts and Food Relief Work.
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Benevolent Society For
New South Wales
Society
Royal Hospital For Women
Bearha
Renwick Hospital
Emperor's Flight and Abyssinia Crisis Deepens
London dispatch reports Haile Selassie and Empress with Crown Prince in Djibouti amid rising expectations of Addis Ababa fall. Emperor denies abdication, hands over government to ministers, while Franco-British talks and looming League Council decisions shape potential peace or renewed conflict.
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London
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Ett
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Addie Ababa
Haile Selassie
Abyssinia
Red Sea
Djibouti
Halle Selassie
France
Britain
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Eimperor
Rome
Signor
Gaga
Halte Selassie
Adsis Ababa
Lmgue
Geneva
Italy
League Council
Sunday Times
League
Addis Ababa riot leaves many dead and foreigners endangered
Reports describe chaos in Addis Ababa after fighting and looting as Emperor’s departure triggered mobs. The French Minister telegraphed for aid as the French Legation and its workers face danger. British subjects and Armenian refugees sought safety behind legation walls amid gunfire and casualties.
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Ais Ababa
Addis Ababa
Legation
Legalion
Woavn
Mohamed al
Doren
Britis Legation
Rhosanda
Wentworth Terhutt’s Bankruptcy Case Recounts Free Meat Claim
Wentworth Terhutt of Cabramatta testified before the Bankruptcy Court that two dozen dogs and cats in the district faced shortages. He said his customers threatened to withdraw business unless he supplied free meat, compelling him to give away meat until his business collapsed. The examination concluded.
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Sergeant Capp
Grafton
Cyril Heeter Booth
Lupper Coriids
Woolgoolga Road
Wills
Burkuapts
Busimeey
Churchill urges dropping sanctions against Mary
The Manchester Guardian reports Mr. Churchill addressing the Conservative Party Foreign Affairs Committee advocating abandonment of sanctions. He argues they are useless and counterproductive, signaling potential influence on British policy. the committee reportedly approves, and the government may decide to end sanctions. A naval officer has been appointed City-Marshal of London.
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Manchester Guardian
Winaton Churchill
Mary
Churchill
House of Commons
Tovernment
London
Harris Cup Bowls Round Two Sparks Tight Wins
In round two of the Harris Cup, Handomaor beat Belton 30 to 1 30 in a tense 40 end contest as Hawdon tied late to win. Woodward defeated Anderson 31 to 28 after taking key shots. Whatson beat White 21 after a 25 end grind. Woodward edged Hawdon 33 to 30 in the third round, Adams set to meet the Smith Jeffrey winner, with Whatson holding a bye. President versus Secretary match ends with Secretary upsetting the President’s team by one up after a late rally.
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Handom Aor
Belton
Hawdon
Woodward
Anderson
Whatson
White
Jeffrey
Smith
Adams
Smith Jeffrey
Dave
Fulton Cup First Round Golf Notes
In the Fulton Cup first round played last Saturday H Coote posted the best score with 70 after 84 and 18. other top cards included Street 72 and Moore 72. many players listed with varying scores and handicaps. The POGONOSKE Cup section notes Dunlop at Gloucester in the B Grade. The Associates present a Monthly Medal and Locke Cup draw for tomorrow with multiple matchups and a note that Associates not drawn may be arranged at the club house.
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H. Coote
By Street
T. Moore
F. Matthews
A. J. Woodward
A. Parish
P. Roddy
L. Rye
G. Raston
C.B. Snodgrass
EH. Anderson
B. Carolan
Dunog
Gloucester
T. Charlton
J. McRae
W. Gar
Ner
A. Turner
Jim Chantell
FR. Street
Anversor
Hahesy
Gamer
Misa Higging
Yates
Carolan
Cavanaugh
Murray
Holland
G. Easton
Parish
Ministers Listen As Deputation Seeks Commutation For Hickey Jones
The Minister for Justice told a Howard League deputation that there must be an end to reckless killings by youths and that cabinet unity governs all decisions. He drew on Mount Rennie executions and American crime to justify keeping society safe, while stressing no anger or revenge. The cabinet met at 2.30 and by 4.45 had not reached a decision on the death sentences for Hickey and Jones.
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Ptr
Sen. Martin
T Hat
Bayard John Hickey
Frank Jones
Howard League of Prison
Martin
Mount Rennie
America
New South Wales
Hickey
M.A. Davidson
Bf.l.a
A. B. Piddington
J.C
Piddington
Piddington To Keep To the Subject. Mr. Piddington
Mr. Martin
Jones
Dungog Show Draws Strong Entries and Close Scores
The Dungog Show featured 19 competitors in stock drafting with keen contests and narrow margins. Tenkat ridden by J Martin won the camp draft with 92 points, while Dargan ridden by Ken Mackay took the best in the pony shaft with 96 points and Larinette ridden by J Martin placed second with 83 points. Other notable performances included Winooka by W Heads and Golden Ages by W Hooke with 92 each.
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Dungos
Martin
DinkUmn
Dargan
Ken Mackay
Larinette
J. & Martin
Winooka
W. Heads
W. Hooke
Chronicle
Wallanbah Valedictory For Mr and Mrs Potts at Maxwood Farm
Residents of Wallanbah Es Ute bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Potts with a lively party at Maxwood Farm on Monday night April 27. Guests spoke with good will, presentations included a fine alarm clock, and the Potts thanked friends as they departed. The event concluded with hearty singing of Jolly Fellows and well wishes for their new life. A separate notice mentions a Webster Jack McDonald visit to Maxwood Farm on May 23.
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S. L. Potts
Wallanbah Es- Ute
Maxwood Farm
J. Mc ¥Uyden
Lok
Potts
Messrs
M. Holstein
J. Taylor
G. Cumming
J Maddalena
W. Ritbens
Atiss J. Cumming
Miss Cuming
Mrs Potts
Mrs. Potts
Cement sprayer sparks union protest at Trades Hall
The Plasterers Union declared a cement gun black at a Saturday meeting in Trades Hall. Reported plan included demonstrating the device on a building face in Young Street. Plasterers warned the gun would displace labor and speed up work to the detriment of unionists.
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Plasterers‘ Union
Youngstreet
Smith
Labeur
Impounding Notice From Gloucester Pound 1836
Impounded at Gloucester on 3 May by Shire Council. One grey gelding aged one year and a broken collar with reversed esr shoulder. If not released it will be sold by public auction at the pound at noon on 14 May 1836. E Gibson Poundkeeper.
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Gloucester
Shire Council
E. Gibson
In Memory of Danny Pearl Reeves
In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister Danny Pearl Reeves who died May 4 1935 Plucked from those who loved her her flower in bloom 80 young 30 sweet 0 lovely Inserted by her father mother sisters and brothers.
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Reeves
Danny Pearl
Avon
Reeves In Loving Memory Notice for Nelee Peart
In loving memory of Nelee Peart who died in May 1835. Today brings back memories that make me cry. We loved you as we did and could not say goodbye. May 33 Oyward Beggs includes names.
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Reeves
Car
Nelee
Peart
Mamortea
Oyward Beggs
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