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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 06, 1934
Page
3
A Kaub area farmer discovered his vineyard sinking as workmen dug to inspect the subsidence. They unearthed an underground lake, revealing a hidden water-filled cavity beneath the plantation.
The text notes a seven year old British income tax reform committee that has not yet fully reported. It also mentions Confectioners hairdressers milliners and dressmakers planning shops aboard the Queen Mary Cunard liner as it nears completion and a cigar store in Symis Square New York with a worn telephone book every seventy two hours. A flash of lightning left the air illuminated briefly.
Edith May Taylor youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Taylor Gloucester and R Darryl Johnston eldest son of Mr D W and the late Mrs Johnston Wingham were married by Rev Alexander at the Gloucester church on September 22. The bride wore a white crepe gown with a square train and coronet veil. Attendants included bridesmaid Miss Jean Gorton and best man Noel Johnston. After the ceremony a tea was held at the bride’s home and the couple left for a North Coast and Brisbane tour. The future home is Legendow Wherrol Flat.
The centenary of Victoria recalls the rise and productivity of its historic goldfields, noting over 300 million pounds of gold in 80 years. It recalls the world’s attention, the mass rushes, and towns like Ballarat and Bendigo growing from fever to culture. It lists fortunes from brief diggings, large nuggets, and the vast production from 1851 to 1913 with notable finds near Ballarat.
The fruit tree moth borer targets peach plum and cherry trees. Larva tunnels under bark during day and feeds at night. Control involves removing webbing, inserting a wire into tunnels, or injecting kerosene to force caterpillars out, then plugging tunnels with grafting wax.
The British Post Office expands medical benefits to employees including codliver oil as medicine to cut sick leave. In the Civil Service exam for the Administrative Class, nearly half the vacancies went to boys who earned University scholarships from their schools.
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