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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 12, 1931

Page

3

Empire Day celebration at local school marks proud town gathering

A May 6 Empire Day event at the local school featured a children’s program directed by Mr. Hawes, a keynote address by Rev Alexander of Gloucester, and the Parents and Citizens Association President Mr. George Robinson. The day closed with the National Anthem, afternoon races, and a drill exhibition, with thanks given to supporters and apologies for an absent local official.

Empire Hawes Alex. Alexander Gloucester George Robinson Parents and Citizens' Association Alexander Victoria the England Colonies Rex. Alexander Atkeins Boorer Samuelsyn Messrs Belf, Street & Parish Ltd Garner's Cash L. U W. Harris Mr. Hawes Robinson

Quiet April wedding at Orama Bowed by drama

Ada Cleaver second daughter of Mr and Mrs F T Cleaver of Orama Bellinger River married Walter King son of Mrs and the late Mr King of Bowman Farm Gloucester The Rev Stanley Paine officiated The bride wore crepe de chine with veil lent by Mrs Tysa Drama Attended by sisters Elyse and Alice groomsman Fred brother of the bride Breakfast at the bride’s home Then reception and departure by car for Sydney via Taree Harden Gifts included cheque A linen tea was held before marriage

Tysa Elyse Alice Albert Fred

Commercial Omebush Stock Sales Report

Sydney market reports from Monday show 2400 cattle yarded, bulk medium to useful quality. Prices opened cheaper with Good to prime beef hitting 26 to 31 shillings per 100 pounds. About 1050 fat cattle forward, mid and inferior quality common, heavy cattle scarce, medium weights only fair. Buyers present, bullocks value up about 10 shillings, cows steady. 2200 deeply penned, mixed top quality and some prime weighty cattle and wethers.

Omebush Sydney Winchcombe, Carson Ltd W. Boarke Ltd

Sydney Morning Herald on Port Phillip separation policy

Centenary edition of the Sydney Morning Herald is reviewed for its stance on Port Phillip’s settlement and the push for separation. It notes early fear of land booms, accusations of envy and puffery, and the paper’s shift from opposition to grudging acceptance as Victoria gains own government. The piece mocks future nostalgia while warning of repeating old biases toward new regions.

Sydney Morning Herald Port Phillip Herald 1Wne Sydney Morning Herald Proprietary Sydney Port the Herald Melbourne The Fort Phillip Forties Port Phillipsuas John Dunmore Lang Earle Page Home Port Pabic Victoria

Who Is To Blame For Apathy and Indifference

A fragmented plea questions who bears responsibility for public apathy and indifference, challenging readers to self-reflect on their own role amid political, financial, and press influences in a troubled era.

Sydney's Notion of Self Government and Growth

A critical column discusses the Sydney Morning Herald's 2021 reference to 1930s-40s tiles and claims New England, Riverina, Monaro, and Central West deserve self government. It argues Sydney should become a genuine financial hub for the Southern Hemisphere, growth permitting other regions to thrive. The piece mocks narrow Sydney fixation on the North Shore Bridge and Tom Ugly's Point and laments Sydney's dependency on rural produce.

Sydney Morning Herald New England Riverina Monaro Herald Sydney Mornings Herald Monary Central West Herald Proprietary North Shore Bridge Blue Mountains Tom Ugly’s Point Darling Sothern

Maitland Dairy Sale Totals Record 1570 Jersey Heifers Sold

Sparke Ltd reports 900 head of Jersey dairy cattle sold at auction in Maitland with buyers from Orange Wellington Dubbo Parkes Forbes Denman and nearby districts. A brisk sale logged 720 head auctioned. best forward Jersey springers 0/16 to 4/15. best forward Dairy Durham cattle to 9/12/6.

Sparke Ltd Jersey Durham Orange Wellington Dubbo Parkes Forbes Denman Leon Muswellbrook Aberdeen Andi

Reverend Wilton of Newcastle and Early Colonial Church Life

The Rev. Charles Pleydell Weale Wilton MLA arrived in Sydney in 1826 and served as Chaplain of the Colony with duties at Parramatta and Ryde. He edited the Australian Quarterly Journal, founded Newcastle Mechanics Institute, and led Christ Church and early church life, enduring hardships and shaping the Hunter River district until his death in 1869.

Charles Pleydell Weale Wilton St. John's College Cambridge University Tao Cambridge Philosophical Society Sydney Field of Mars Castle Hill Wilton Newcastle Mount Wingen Mur Christ Church Church Street G. A. Middeton G. P.N. Witton Church of Euland Represent Mental Hospital Ordinance Department Trey Wallis Mr. Wilton Heneastie Christ Church Whale of the Hunter Fiver Doseph Cashille East Malthand Wfe Wilson Frst Newcastle Mechanic's Institute Watt and King Streets Tie Old Hospital Victoris Wall Streat The Oddfellows Oddfellows Loage Loyal Titan Christ Charen Vier North Eastern Boroughs Legislative Council Alexander Flood Wiltot Moschoto Island Koorangang Tyrrell Gosford Queensland Samuel Marsden Strick

Temora Tragedy Revealed in Inquiry

The inquiry into Temora tragedy finds William John Middlebrook murdered railway worker John Algernon Russell Billings and his wife Nellie Billings before taking his own life. The coroner cites jealousy from desperate love as the cause. A different note mentions a stream two feet below the Royal Albert Hall and a British marriage age of 24 for men and 21 for women.

Temora William John Middlebrook John Algernon Russell Billings Nellie Billings Royal Albert Hall London

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