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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 24, 1913
Page
9
H. W. Lee and Kelly, surgeons on Church Street in Gloucester, are referenced in a fragmentary notice. The text is garbled, mentioning locations and names without clear context or a complete event. The readable elements include individuals and street names tied to Gloucester.
The district discusses introducing a flock to prove adaptability of sheep for local farming. Aimed at lowering prices for consumers, the plan urges government support to establish a trial flock and demonstrate practical viability before wider adoption. A Bok elexter breed is noted as promising, with import costs delaying progress.
Reports indicate stalemate over Cottage Hospital funding with authorities weighing site use and wider considerations. After months of delay, officials plan to seek financial support, while residents await clarity on timelines and the hospital’s future.
A garbled report describes a horse rescue and a series of regulatory and veterinary topics. It mentions a stallion at Gloucester, an interstate carriage regulation change, and proposed certification procedures for stallions, with references to welfare and community sympathy.
A string of local notices and obituaries from various towns references the death of Mr William Archibald and condolences to Mrs Archibald. Reports mention farmers and settlers association elections, West Maitland water subsidence, and railway service disruption. Weather notes cover showers and dengue-like pest control. A miscellaneous collection reflects sparse names, places, and events, with a public holiday declaration for Em Die Day and a Mexican visit related to medical cures.
The school schedules Empire Day events for Friday next with rehearsals and a prize for winners in sports. A public meeting of the Parents and Citizens Association was held in the Public School, inviting all parents and citizens to attend.
Amid tense talks, Bulgaria and Turkey prepared to sign the Vienna agreement as major powers push for prompt peace. Delegates discuss amendments by Selvin and Greece, with calls for formal signing and immediate action to end hostilities.
Report of a wartime conference discussing an Austro-Tatian settlement and a universal call for Allies to sign the peace agreement without delay. Emphasis on securing Turkey peace while remaining open to talks with the Powers for final decision.
Bulgarian Premier Dr. Taneff indicated willingness to accept suggested changes but viewed them unnecessary. He hoped to sign the treaty promptly to end the war as Bulgaria faced heavy military costs and ongoing deployment in the field.
Servia seeks a firm guarantee connected with Adriatic port access. British Foreign Minister Sir Edward Grey has assured that the ambassador's decision will be binding, and that no further guarantees are required.
A garbled report states Powery officials prefer consultative input only on torbuical issues, meeting in Parke to discuss naval problems linked to the war. The text hints another obstacle to peage negotiations may affect this point.
A garbled report discusses Miss Pankhl in Paris and alleged militant ties. It mentions the Foreign Office and cooperation with the French government. It references Paris as a headquarters and implies pressure on Mina Mankhurst to support the country within a stated period.
A chaotic report from Gloucester concerns Hirme Ya CU and Tennath repute allegedly failing at their yards over A B Clift. The incident mentions a number of ponies and antigfactory figures, with unclear details and ownership.
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