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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 19, 1942

Page

4

Wirth Bros Mighty Circus Comes to Gloucester

The Wirth Bros Mighty Circus tours Gloucester on Wednesday May 20 for one night only. Notable acts include Captain Flyger with six lions and nine elephants, The Four Flying Americans, Misses Wirth performing aerial acts, Myron Bros thrillers on a 40 ft pole, goat act by Miss Eileen Wirth, and the Francois Troupe of Continental Clowns. The show features two special trains, 25 top acts, and supports the Commonwealth Treasury with 1 AN. percent profits.

Wirth Bros. Circus Gloucester Captain Flyger Madison Square Gardens New York Miss Wirths Dizzy Heights America Myron Bros Risley Eileen Wirth Francois Wirth Wirth Bros’ Mighty Circus Dennison Street Hazelwoods Wirth Bros Commonwealth Treasury

Army impressment order calls Sydney truck owners to report

Trucks impressed under an Army order require all motor truck owners with expired registrations to report to the Department of Road Transport at 10 Phillip Street Sydney. Owners must provide name, address, truck make, year of manufacture and inspection location. The order allows the purchasing officer access to inspect vehicles and applies to legal owners or others. An earlier appeal urged utilities and owners of trucks up to three tons to present their vehicles for Army purchase.

Department of Road Transport Phillip Street Sydney

Butter shortages feared as dairymen urge higher prices

Murwillumbah Primary Producers' Union meeting warned that drift of share farmers and labour to cities could seriously affect butter output. They urged authorities to raise butter and cheese prices to allow higher wages and better returns for labour, and asked central executives to prepare a case for the increase.

Tweed Murwillumbah Primary Producers’ Union

Whit Sunday church birthday and gospel message

The article recalls Whit Sunday as the church birthday when the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles and 3000 were converted. It notes church attendance, Holy Sacrament, and an appeal for support of soldiers through the Church Army and a local coin box offering. It covers Assembly business, chaplains, and remarks by Rev. J H Smith and Rev. DBD Glyn Jones. It also reports Empire Day services, prayers, Red Cross Sunday, and church union talks.

Church OF England Jerusalem Judas the Traitor God the Holy Ghost Young Church Army Gloucester Stratford Church of England League of Patriotic Service Hicks Hindman J. H. Smith Hastings Lieut Monson Dbd Glyn Jones Methodist Church G. Claughton R. C. Pereira Far West Presbyterian, Methodist Congregational Churches H. Lynn

The Death as the Coming of the Lord Theory

The sermon debates Christ’s return concepts citing that death itself brings believers to Christ. It argues Christ does not dwell on earth with every death, remains in heaven in priestly duties, and rejects Jerusalem’s 70 AD destruction as the second coming.

Palestine Jerusalem

Butter Pay Rates Set by Macleay Co Op Directors

At Toorooka the Upper Macleay Co operative Dairying Co directors fixed April pay to suppliers at 1 03 per lb for choicest butter and 6d per lb for second grade. April manufacture reached 84 350 lb, turnover £5144 with quality pleasing as taints disappeared in dry weather. In Kempsey pay for April set at £1.0 per lb choicest and 6d for second grade with cheese at 1/4 butterfat. Rain needed for winter fodder as supplies fall due to dry spell and cold snap.

Upper Macleay Co-operative Dairying Co Toorooka Macleay Co-operative Dairying Co Kempsey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Garden of Roses Peter Moutzouris W. R. Irwin Cash & Carry Store St. Gloucester Tom Wicks Queen Street L. E. Monro Market Street W. T. Howard Taree Dungog Clem Walsh King ST. Gloucester Presbyterian Church Macleay Gloucester Electric Supply Co. Pty. Ltd Arthur V. Eastwood King Street Australia A.M.P. Society Commonwealth A.m.p.society Sir Samuel Hordern Victoria & Pulteney Sts W. B. G. Davidson T. M. Breckenridge Industrial Department D. K. McLeod
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