Gloucester Drunk at Station Fined and Sentenced
John Johns, a stranger to Gloucester, appeared at Gloucester Police Court on Monday. He claimed to have just arrived and planned to travel north. He was fined 10 shillings for being drunk at the railway station and ordered six days hard labour for using indecent language. The magistrate warned he would stay in town a while longer.
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John Johns
Gloucester
P.M
R. Selling
Batyunday
P.at
Jenna
Hughes
Defendant
Church of England Ball Delights Town Sociales Night
Postponed from Thursday the annual Church of England ball ran last night at the Majestic Theatre. Despite fewer crowds than in former years the event was a success with a lively dance floor, cheerful atmosphere, and the Gloomchasers Orchestra providing the music. The Ladies Guild served a fine supper in the School of Arts hall, praised by patrons for its tasteful display on long white tables with decorative towers.
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Church of England
Ladies Guild
Ladies’ Guild
School of ‘Arts
Compulsory Registration Bill Introduced in Parliament
Canberra notes the National Registration Bill introduced in the House of Representatives by Defence Minister Mr Street. The measure requires all males 18 to 65 to register and complete a questionnaire with penalties up to 50 pounds or three months imprisonment for noncompliance.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Mineter For Defence
Street
Gloucester Shire appoints Dr P H Deards as Chief Warden
The Minister for Transport approves the voluntary appointment of Dr P H Deards as Chief Warden for Gloucester Shire. He will direct voluntary bushfire and flood services, as advised at today’s Council meeting by the National Emergency Services director. Also noted, Miss Elizabeth Dawson will sail from Sydney for Fiji next month for a holiday.
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A. J. White
Shires’ Association
Severn Shire
P. H. Deards
Gloucester
Toay
Dr. Deards
Elizabeth Dawson
Sydney
Fiji
Far West
C.W.A. Branch
Drummond
Aritiata
Mesdames W. W. Hawdog
F. Lowe
E. Weekes
T. J. Hicks
H. McLeod
L. Rye
Gloucester Dairy Co reveals April butter output and pay rates
The Gloucester Butter Factory reported April production of 3,121,624 pounds of choicest grade butter and 3,551 pounds of second grade, beating last year by 3,846 pounds. Pay rates remained 11 for choicest and 4 shillings 0 pence for second grade. Total distribution was 17,874 pounds 18s 6d, above last year's level by 3,846 pounds 18s 11d.
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Gloucester
Greek community raises funds for a fighting plane
The Greek community of Australia aims to donate a military aircraft to the Commonwealth Government with a £10,000 fundraising drive. Director Mr Andronico tours states, reporting 2,200 pounds raised in New South Wales toward a 9,000 pound target, while promising a nationwide drive with support from Sydney and key sponsors.
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Stan Andronico
Gloucester
North Coast
Commonwealth
Muswellrook
Athenian Club Pty. Ltd
Sydney
Speros
Australia
Sian Andronice
Athenan ‘Hb Pty. Ltd
Brisbane
Australian National Defence Fund
Andronico
Advocate
Cur
Andronica
New South Wales
Victoria
Western Australia
F. G. O'Briend
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Kent
Court Aside on Oyster Case Leads to Light Banter
Mr Dawson defending coats in oyster case hints both sides innocent while noting months in council. A joking exchange erupts over privilege as an iron tong gifted by Lord Nuf Meld arrives at Mus wellbrook Brentwood Hospital.
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Mr. Dawson
Coats
Attr
Nuf Meld
Muswellbrook Brentwood Hospital
Far West Concert Delights Gloucester Audience at Star Theatre
A lively Far West Concert Party program in Gloucester at the Star Theatre drew a large crowd. Sydney artists led a bright lineup with Gladys Hart as pianist and accompanist, Royton Cox delivering songs despite a cold, Myra Leard's engaging recitations, Catherine Withamig's soprano solos with duets, Norma Cox on violin, and Bert Harrow's versatile comedy. The Gloucester CLMA sponsored event supported the Far West Childrens Health Scheme at Manly, with Mrs. Stanley Drummond speaking on the home and inviting visitors to Manly.
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Gloucester
Star Theatre
Sydney
Bert Harrow
Iio
Gladys Hart
Music Box
Royaton Cox
Myra Leard
Catherine Withanig
Antony
Country Lane
Rio Rita
Cox
Hinton
Dinton
Mere
Miss Williams
Elma Haslam
Norma Cox
Ilens
Krelaler
Ali Babs
Camel
Harrow
Eton
Snc
East Lynne
Clm.a
Ohject
Far West
Stanley Drummond
Far West Childrens’ Health Scheme
Manly
Empire Day Plans and School Enrollment Reach New High
Last week saw results in School Notes with 2nd place in Writing and 1st in Spelling for the Primary School. Empire Day arrangements were finalized by the P C Association, urging wider parent membership, with a 1 shilling annual fee and receipts to be sent home. Term ends with about 850 pupils enrolled, a record, including 90 in the Super Primary School. Examinations begin May 20 for Primary and the fifth week next term for Super Primary. Poor performers risk transfer to a lower class. An ad invites tenders from the Postmaster General for wooden telegraph poles between Up Spring Creek and Gloucester.
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P. and C. Association
Parents and Citizens’ Association
Postmaster-General's Department
Up Spring Creek
Gloucester
Sydney
Spring Creeke
Dungog
Wingham
Newcastle
W_ E
Butler
Police Court records in Gloucester traffic cases
Willum N Kelman of Alma St Pymble fined £2 4s costs for crossing centre line on Pacific Highway at Foran on Feb 17. Mitchell pleads guilty to altered number plate. license renewal noted. A man seen leaving Gloucester hotel with beer bottles pleaded guilty. Licenses granted for hide and skin licenses to McKinnon and partners.
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Willum N. Kelman
Alma St. Pymble
R. Solling P.M
Gloucester
Foran
Kelman
L. Beauzeville
Autt Kelman
George J. Mitchell
Pertatemkon AK
Wis
Beautyilli
Ernest Hilo Reatie
W. W. Huwson
Cie Glunevaler Parle Court
Moniay
Mr. Solling
PML
Nquor
Ueenseul
Miler Hor Anil
MDE
J. A. McKinnon
Moxys Oye
Colin
Romi Hamberger
Mfr
Commercial special cattle sale yields dull competition and varied prices
A large cattle sale at Spur Glenns featured about 400 head including steers heifers and cows with calves. Prices ranged across lots with many entries noted by buyer and seller, reflecting fair to dull competition. At Sydney Winthcombe Carson Ltd reported 2200 cattle yarded with dull opening rates and mixed demand, while Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd logged 2454 cattle yarded and generally stable prices despite weighty cattle easing slightly.
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A. Crowther
Les McKnight
J. M. Welamantel
the. I
T. Bortam
E.G. Grant
E.G. Grant, 1 heifer 14/1 Ty | Wo. Dui
Marry
Kay J. T. Grant
GW. Murray
W. d Adams
B. Telf
D.C. Green
Jan
Merchant
Bre Corbett
Jas, McKinnon
Percy Farley
Weebeek
Sydney
Winthcombe, Carson Ltd
Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd
Athens
Frank Moore
Upper
Manning
Bowen
Laurie Bros
Mandeville
Dev
A. G. Hicks
Ajc
A. Laurie
Nowendoe
Wenary Bowen Bros
W. Easton
Les. Holmes
Newton Bros
Jes. Ross
R, Morris
T. F. Breese
Andrew Sansom
Stackman
R. B. Laurie
Golf Notes Draw For Saturday Matches
The fixture for Saturday is A stroke handicap. The draw results: T Charlton v J Mc Rae, A Parish v L Stevens, G McGregor v W McGown, H Coote v F Drinkwater, T Leedham v C Gaver. The Associates report an 18 hole stroke handicap event won by Misa Cleaver 120 50 70, with Mrs King 100 1941, Mine Middiebrook 110 27 83, Mrs Street 106 22 84, Mrs Yates 111 25 86. others did not complete cards. Britain reports 1 187 000 telephones and 1 180 000 000 calls yearly. Crime defection becomes an official course of study in an American university. Rabbath started at 3 pm Saturday and ran until daybreak Monday.
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T. Charlton
J. McRae
A. Parish
L. Stevens
G. McGregor
Associates
Misa Cleaver
Mrs. King
Mine Midddiebrook
Mra
Street
Yates
Military Ball to Augment Gloucester Troop Funds
The Military Ball on Thursday May 20 at Glow cester aims to raise funds for the Gloucester Troop. The public will learn how the fund is managed and spent, with a Commonwealth Savings Bank account audited annually by the Defence Department. Funds support training stores equipment and occasional bivoues including cooking gear. Only training related expenses are allowed. the event seeks to boost morale and fund improvements.
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Glowcester
Gloucester
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Defence Department
PIANO Sale Offer With Gifted Walnut German Piano
The ad describes a nearly new high grade German piano in a Walnut case. It notes the owner will transfer paid amounts and mentions terms and a location near a mall with easy terms. Contact details are briefly referenced as needed for the office.
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