Club Stableford and 9 hole event results and plans
Last Wednesday Stableford 18 holes was won by Mrs Bayliss with 23 points, runner up Yates with 20. 12 hole Mag competition won by Mrs Bagley on the 1th fairway. Tomorrow Wednesday 25th the Associates picnic day features a 9 hole morning event starting 1 am and a foursome in the afternoon with the draw at the clubhouse. Stroud Associates invite locals to a June match and those wishing to attend should contact secretary Mia Bagley by Friday, May 37.
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Stableford
Mra Bayliss
Asociates
Stroud
Mia Bagley
Gloucester church notes celebrate Mothers Day and young groups
A Gloucester church notes event marked Mothers Day with a large turnout from 70 to 80 youngsters from Taree helping host tables, a decorated birthday cake by Mrs Morris, and a stage read of The Bonnet Box by Gloucester School pipe band members. Performances included games, a peanut race, and roosters finding corn. Evening program featured Gwen Franks, Helen Malden, Elaine Smith, and Peter James with addresses by Rev. F. W. Best, reflecting the parish’s positive community spirit.
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Taree
Mra Morris
Elise
Wilson
Gloucester
Poe
Gloucester School
Methodists of
Beverley Channon
Robin Best
Peter James
Alan Kennedy
Our
A. A.lyth
Gwen Franks
Helen Malden
Elaine Smith
F. W. Best
F. W
Guernsey Cattle History From Normandy to World Reach
Monks from Mont Saint Michel and Norman cattle shaped Guernsey dairy stock. Breeds blended with Brittany cattle to produce a world famous butter and milk pigment. Import restrictions in 1819 1824 limited cattle entry and showings. later relaxations and outbreaks impacted exhibitions.
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Robert Dukoe
Normandy
William the Conqueror
Guernsey
France
Mont Saint Michel
Brittany
Fro- Mont de Leon
Isigny
Royal Court
England
Lste
Australian Dairy Review
Dues Petrol Tax Conference Set in Sydney June 1 4
The Shires Association will meet in Sydney from June 1 to 4 to discuss the expiry of the Commonwealth Aid Roads and Works Act and the diversion of petrol tax funds. Councillor Townsend warns councils will receive far less than needed for roads and urges full tax proceeds to road expenditure. He also condemns State Government delays on bush fire legislation and warns of a repeat of past bush fires without funds for a proper fire control system.
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The
Shires Association
Sydney
A. R Townsend
Townsend
New South Wales
Commonwealth Consolidated Revenue
Rebuilding of British House of Commons Advances Promptly
The House of Commons rebuild after the 1941 bombing is progressing swiftly and aims to host a new Parliament in the autumn of next year. Stone from Clipsham, Portland, and Rutland, plus timber from England, Australia, Canada, and Africa, is shaping the Chamber, with work starting on interiors soon and the Churchill Arch partly built.
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House of Commons
Commonwealth
Britain
Clipsham
Hollywell
Rutland
Dorset
Queensland
Speaker
Canada
South Africa
Nigers
Northern Ireland
Giles Gilbert Schott
Bir Giles
Cattle Sale Reports From Sydney and Maitland Markets
Commercial Homeshub Stock Sales in Sydney report 1686 cattle yarded with gains of 10 to 20 shillings and top prices reaching 82 shillings for steers. Maitland yarding of 800 fat cattle sees bullocks and cows firming with top values to £29 18s 6d and 16s 1d for cows. Calves market steady with best heavy calves to £8 and lighter stock from £3.
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Homebush
Sydney
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Maitland
Campbell's Hill
Secret Ballots and Labor Politics in Australia
A commentary argues that secret ballots are essential for fair union elections yet are resisted by the Labor movement. It describes union vote manipulation by Communist influence on coalfields, the push for government supervision, and the need for industrial peace through secret ballots. It cites Cecil Sharpe’s revelations and urges reform to ensure genuine democratic rights for unionists.
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Australia
Labor Party
Sydney
A.lp. Industrial Grouph
Cecil Sharpler
Commuista
Chim
Drakee
Transplanter export hailed as major farming breakthrough
A newly developed English transplanter praised as among the era’s great advances can plant up to 12 000 seedlings hourly with unskilled labor at sevenpence per thousand. It ensures even vertical planting in cleared beds with rubber grips to protect seedlings and handles all seedling types. overseas use includes tobacco in Belgium New Zealand Rhodesia sugar cane in Brazil sisal in East Africa and pineapples in New Zealand. It can convert into a potato planter, planting at least half an acre per hour. Robot potato planters from the same firm are also in strong demand abroad. A two row harvester will be available to finish the season tops cleans and delivers produce to trailers or mounts.
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England
Belgium
New Zealand
Rhodesia
Brasil
Sisal
East Africa
New Zeland
Europe
Australia
South America
Segaon Io
Gloucester Stock Auction At Winchcombe Carson's Homebush
Local consignments at Winchcombe Carson's Homebush sale on Thursday included W Relf with 3 cows and a dull, Alf Moore listing 14 cows and calves to £14 10. 21 vealers to £13 1. Hamberger Bros with 78 vealers to £15 17. Mrs M J Fraser one helfer to £ a 18. Mrs E M Fraser four cows and helfers to £8 2. J G Fraser five cows to £10 1. BE R D Andrews Mount George four steers to £23 16, cows to £15 18, over £14 15 7.
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Gloucester
Winchcombe Carson
M. J. Fraser
E. M. Fraser
J. G. Fraser
BE. R
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