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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 08, 1934
Page
2
A W Mowle Architect Gloucester Listing
A W Mowle architect based at Queen Street Gloucester appears in a short listing with the address and a local phone number 50. The entry provides basic contact details for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Mowle
Queen St., Gloucester
CURRENT TOPICS GALA DANCE AND FILM ENTERTAINMENT
Barrington Hall hosts a gala dance with the Cheqiers Orchestra and a first class supper to aid Barrington Hall funds. Fortnightly dances planned, starting Saturday, with names Mort Sianmo uaurei and Olver Hadiy listed for the comic opera preparation. Also notes tight security warnings from Kempsey police about railway station robberies and late night break-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Hals
Barrington Hall
Cheqiers
Barington Hall
Mort Sianmo Uaurei
Olver Hadiy
Comindy
Subdivisions Offered by Tom Hicks at Gloucester and Stroud
Auctioneer Tom Hicks promotes two major subdivisions from the Kine Or Estate at Gloucester and the Clareval Estate near Stroud. He calls them rare land opportunities on the lower North Coast and invites inspections for interested buyers with favorable terms available for both estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hicks
Gloucester
Clareval
Stroud
George Hicks
Arangers
Gloucester Branch Plans Group Conference in Gloucester
Country Womens Association Mid North Coast Gloucester Branch meets at Mrs Hawdon's home with Group Secretary Miss E Flannery to discuss preparations for the October 17 conference. Mrs Hawdon and Mrs B Hooke will attend Bullahdelah council in June to relay Gloucester's delegate plans. The Lloyd Jones Challenge Cup is to be donated to raise funds to relieve the association overdraft. Mrs Mackay aims to secure the cup, promoting the nimble shilling across branches. Stroud Branch hosts Mrs Mackay and invites members to bring a friend for a social afternoon after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-North Coast
Gloucester
Hawen
Mise E. Flannery
Hawdon
B. Hooke
Bullahdelah
Mackay
Stroud
Greyhound racing tracks near Charing Cross rise to two hundred
The report states there are now 200 greyhound racing tracks in England, with twenty located within ten miles of Charing Cross in London, highlighting the spread of the sport and its proximity to central city areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Charing Cross
London
Mothers Day Observed With White Carnations and Services
Sunday next marks Mothers Day observed worldwide with white carnations signifying purity love and growth. Presbyterians and Methodists host united evening services at J N Laurie Memorial Hall featuring Mr Pereira. all are invited wearing white and urged to honor mothers with deeds letters and a home day. A social May 12 follows at the same hall with tea and no admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mise Jargig
Philadelphia
J. N. Laurie
Sue
Maéte
Pereira
Methodist Church
Mother
Hubby
Wauchope Band Contest Results In ’27 Event
The Wauchope Band Contest on Friday 27 April featured five bands with Wingham Town Band taking four solo cups. Adjudicator F Phillpot of Five Dock and Sydney delegate Dela hunty oversaw events. Results list Wingham Kempsey Gloucester and Wauchope across tests solos and youth sections with scores for music marching hymn and grand aggregates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauchope
Wingham Town Band
F. Phillpot
Five Deck Band
Delahunty
Sydney
Band Association
Wingham
Kempsey
Gloucester
Gloucaster
Comet
R. Hardy
R. Falconer
Briggs
Sands
J. Bourke
Cochrane
Godfrey
Redman
Meat for Glass in Australia Belgium Trade Talks
Australia and Belgium plan a commercial treaty to govern economic relations. A temporary arrangement allows Belgium to limit Australian meat imports to the amount of Belgian glass admitted to Australia. The Restriction Committee notes the policy aims to adjust trade with Argentina and Canada and mentions a licensing system to secure tariff concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Belgium
Commonwealth
Canada
Comptroller of Customs
Tennis Notes A Grade Park Blues Triumph in Rainy Day
Rain forced Park to forfeit a Saturday match as Presbyterian court was unplayable. Blues defeated Stratford 45-28 after eight sets with steady serving by Ryan and strong drives by E German and Coffey. In other results Church and Park divisions posted wins and close battles, while True Blues led late before final set decides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Reds
Presbyterian Court
Blues
Stratford
Park Court
R. German
Moore
G. Easton
Ryan
Easton
Miss McIntyre
Bues
Tull
Coffey
E. German
Mathewson
Mins J. Deards
Houghton
B. Andrews
Wallikivoy
Factory
Presbyterian
Joseph's
Toni
Smith
Whatson
McInnes
West
Horan
J. Edwards
McTnnes
Miss Ten
Park
Copeland
True Blues
Taylor
B. Marsh
Jock McRae
Ped Latham
Barrinton
Golf Notes Lock ed Up and Monthly Medal
The best card was 94 18 76 by H Coote. Other scores include P Rodily 93 14 19 and T N Stephens 115 36 78. The Associates draw for the par handicap to be played tomorrow lists numerous matchups among Misses Faston, Middlebrook, Hogg, Snows, Thurlow, Oldfield, Matthews, Yates, Munro, Street, Hawdon, Roddy, Garner, Parish, Armstrong, Easton, Ashworth, G Easton, Carolan, Horner, Higgins, White, Higgins, Parish, Cavanough, Newton byes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Coote
P. Rodily
T. N. Stephens
A Oldfield
E. Sonn
T. Chariton
L. Rye
B. P. Dawson
R. Thurlow
C. Street
J. Faston
Mabel Middelbrook
Hogg
Snows
Thurlow
Oldfield
Matthews
Yates
Munro
Street
Hawdon
Roddy
J. Garner
J. Parish
Mia. Armstrong
J. Easton
Misa M. Middlebrook
J. Ash
Commercial Homebush Stock Sales in Sydney cattle yard
Sydney reports a Monday market at Homebush with 2646 cattle yarded showing improved condition late. Values held while volumes of fat cattle were smaller. bulls to 8 19, cows to 7 2, yearlings to 6 0, calves up to 38/8, pigs in medium supply with baconers 45/ to 53, heavy pigs 60/ to 90. Buyers remained active at last day rates. overall market irregular with no quotable change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Sydney
Ventera
Copeland Mines Manager Reports Progress and Ore Output
The Copeland Mines manager reports for the week ending 30 April 1934. The Southern Cross shaft upper section tripping completed and bottom and time ring work underway. Bottom tunnel sees minor stoping to ease top tunnel work. eleven tons mined from a two foot wide reef with coarse gold. Shaft depth 25 feet, north end sunk. Office work and assay setup advancing, road to new battery sites nearly finished to enable ore transport. Machinery loads expected by week end. battery capacity planned to run Len-head battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland ‘Mines
N.L
Southern Cross
Ted
Inland Bridge & Newton's
Hyttery
Butter Prices and Prospects Rise in Australian Market
The butter equalisation plan delayed until May 1st. wholesale price up 1 1/4 d per lb and retail up 3d per lb. Melbourne reports 27 April retail rise of 3d per lb, aligning with wholesale. Sydney explores box charges and compliance with all Australian pricing aims. cheese market improves as butter price signals shift markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Stabilisation Committee
Geo. Twohill
Melbourne
Sydney
Methanene
Commonwealth Dairy Proxies Equalisation Committee
Native Australian fungus unearthed from camp work
By David Fly BSe. An Australian dig near Willis uncovered a dark brown underground fungus called bincktellowa or native Nene. The mass, four inches across, surfaced only by accident in a trench. Its edible value appears low due to cellinose content, and life history remains largely unknown. Only one specimen has been found fruiting in the bush, near a fern. Scientists note light is needed for growth, and digging by wombats rabbits or lyre birds may connect the sclerotium to the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Brough-Smith
Cattle Industry Review Outlines Australian Beef Market
An annual review from Messrs. Winchcombe Carson Ltd. examines the cattle industry with price ranges for prime and yearling beef, the effect of imports on domestic demand, and the roles of Queensland and New South Wales stock. It notes export patterns to Great Britain, cold beef costs, and the need for better prices to stimulate producer herds and future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howebust
Great Britain
Queensland
North Queensland
AU Lin Wyndham
Hig
Solutinn
Australins
Hart
United + SSingibint
Hanerts
Chile
Australia
Anastasia
Notice at Blanch New Hairdressing Saloon Ad
Notice states the proprietor will not be responsible for debts contracted in the name without written authority. It advertises a private ladies saloon on premises recently vacated by Mr Catt with first class work. Includes trial offer and pricing for day and men’s services with a shave price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catt
Laudien
Frank White
Impounding Notice for Chestnut Gelding at Gloucester Pound
Impounded at Gloucester is a one chestnut gelding aged branded S inside. If not released by noon on hireday 17th May it will be sold at this Pound. Authority: A PURDON, Foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
A. Purdon
Barrington Pound
Copeland
Jersey
School of Arts Lending Library Opens With Limited Terms
An opening notice states the School of Arts Lending Library is now open with no applause or reception planned. It offers latent books and comp or 3 per year, payable in advance, with unclear terms and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Whatson
City Price Draper
Mate
A. 1
Cavanough
Gloucester Pharmacy
W. W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
Oid Bank N.S.W. Building
The
Qatar
Robkeeson
Wardner
C.P
A &. Marshall
Ravensworth
Country Party
Robertson
Gaya
Macleay Argus
Warnine
Teall AP
Vuringa
Country Womens Association
L. Wilson
McDonald
FE. Wat
A. Cox
R. Sands
C. Anderson
H. Wright
E. Ford
A. Loving
Taree
H. Grant
K. Richards
TL. Wilson
L. Gibson
Maitland
Copeland Mines
Blackfellows Bread
David Fly Bse
A. Dargaville
Winchcombe
Carson's
School of Arts Club
Aho
Mir
Stan Crisp
W. Webeck
Kia-Ora
Auchon Eri O
Nea Stroud Road
Majestic Theatre
Wes
Majestic
Dunel Lickels
Childeen
P. Dawson
Barrington Hallegonesrais
Rumission
Landers
Monster
Star Theatre
Laurel and Hardy
Jack Forbes
Poundkeeper
ABC
Gloucester Fruit
Jeinsey Co
Aes
Mantien
B. Saxby
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