Rabbit Inspector to be Appointed
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board will call applications for a rabbit inspector after a split vote. Director Mackay cast the deciding vote in favor, with Sanders Higgins Abbott and Emerton supporting, Hammond Lee Martin opposing. a report will appear in Friday's Timege.
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D. R. Mackay
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
Landers
Higgins
Desdiock
Moion
Sanders
Abbott
Mackay
Hammond, Lee
Martin
Emerton
Charman
Deadline Adopted For Advocate Publication
Due to late copy arrival the Advocate will publish after mid day on Mondays and Thursdays to better align with mail delivery. Contributors and advertisers are urged to submit promptly to avoid delays.
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Advocate
Referendum Debate in Gloucester Opposes Federal Power
At a Gloucester referendum meeting Mr R L Fitzgerald MLA urged electors to vote No arguing the issue is for the People not a party and warning federal control harms efficiency and liberty. Dairymen meeting at School of Arts heard Mr Eric Whittle Liberal organiser also call for No citing Liberal and Country Parties unity on opposing federal authority.
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J. P. Abbott
Gloucester
R. L, Fitzgerald
School of Arts
Eric Whittle
Liberal Party
Liberal
Country
Tibet's Hidden Money Makers Prompt Inflation Question
William Dunning, speaking on Impressions of Tibet, notes Tibet imports little, keeping the treasury sound. He claims ministers print currency on a small wooden press, issuing only enough to meet needs, with Rimahi the wool tax collector confirming no inflation.
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Tibet
Rimahi
Willam Dunning
BBC
Home Service
Fighting the Winged Scourge in Australian Army War Prep
Bulletin 219 details antimalarial spraying tests by the Australian Army with C.S.S.R. input. The killing power depended on atomization rather than spray volume. Tests included pyrethrin oils and DDT with field trials in New Guinea showing the most effective combo in tents and huts.
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C.s.sr
New Guinea
Church Services Across Gloucester and Surrounding Towns
Anglican services listed for Gloucester and nearby towns with times and venues including Gloucester T, Forbesdale, Stratford, Wauldy, and Rockhurst. Clergy named include Rev H A Shaw, Rev F W Best, Rev A E Perkins with service times from 2 p.m. to 7.15 p.m. on various dates in May and June.
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Church of England
Gloucester
Forbesdale
Stratford
Wauldvery
Gloucester T
Misa Valma Middlebrook
Gangat
David RK. May
Rockhurst
Barrington
H. A. Shaw
Ward's River
Train connections schedule from Tuncurry to Sydney
From Tuncurry a 7 43 am train connects with a Sydney bound service at Gloucester. From Gloucester a 2 30 pm train meets the Sydney service. For more information contact the driver or ring Taree 343 Brean Ivens, proprietor.
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Tuncurry
Sydney
Gloucester
Empty Silos Curiosities in Hunter Valley
A farmer notes empty silos becoming a local curiosity as lucerne and corn yield well in the Hunter Valley. Lupins used as green manure boost potato yields. some growers shift to pig production when vegetable prices fall, feeding pigs with inferior crops and lucerne or barley.
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Hunter Valley
Newcenstle Agronomiat
G. T. Dawson
Lucerne
Martland
Maitland
Mr. Dawson
Rifle Club Laurie Cup at Gloucester range results
Laurie Cup for under 20 shooters held at Gloucester range on Saturday in military style conditions. FP Gerrard won with 70 points, A R Campbell second, Mills and Campbell also placing. inter club shoot followed with Kempsey and Wauchope defeating Gloucester by one point in a three-stage match.
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A. J. B Laurie
Gloucester
FP. Gerrard
A. R. Campbell
W. Mills
Campbell
Kempsey
Wauchope
Farrow
C. Stevens Hi
F. Litchfield
D. Moonan
H Holt
Yarnoud
C. Hitchcork
C. Boxer
J. Fagleton
F. Gerrard
Local Dungog dairymen form branch at Gloucester meeting
Mr Theo M Hooke of Crook’s Park Dungog apologized for missing the Gloucester milk suppliers meeting. An appeal in Advocate urged bumper attendance. a branch was unanimously formed. Rex Miller of Craven Creek, after hospital toe surgery, rescued HMAS Swan leading the 20th Minesweeping Flotilla in the Solomon Islands area. Bet Ron Miller remains with BOOF in Japan. Twenty debutantes to be presented at the Church of England Debutantes Ball for Mr C A Brown Newcastle Diocese registrar.
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Theo. M. Hooke
Crook
Dungog
Gloucester
Hooke
Mlzd.c
Rex Miller
Craven Creek
Hm.a.s. Swan
Swan
Solomon Islands
Bismarck Archipelago
Bet Ron Miller
Boof
Japan
ALF
Church of England
C. A. Brown
Newcastle
Home Vegetable Garden booklet from NSW Department
Enthusiastic growers seek the best varieties for each vegetable. A new booklet titled The Home Vegetable Garden, compiled by the Department of Agriculture and published by the Rural Bank of New South Wales, is now available for 25. peat free from the Division of Information and Extension Services. Department of Agriculture, Box 36A, G.P.O., Sydney.
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Department of Agriculture
Rural Bank of New South Walesa
Division of Information and Extension Services
G.P.O
Sydney
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