Four Remanded In Newcastle Conspiracy Case Hearing Set
Four men including Bernard Brown Cecil Smith and Albert Smith were remanded on charges of conspiring to murder. The Newcastle Folin Court adjourned to November 13 for a three day hearing with about twenty five witnesses. Bail was refused and legal representatives appeared for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle Folin
J. L. Phillipson
Newcastile Cecet
Bernd
Joseph Brown
Samuel Brown
Cecil Brown
Albert Augustine Smith
John
Messrs Braye, Cragg and Cohen
Smith
A. S. Borthwick
Dungeg
Bernard Joseph Brown
Borthwick
B. J. Brown
Sileh
Royal wedding marks Gloucester week of activities
In Gloucester the royal wedding of the Duke of Gloucester and Lady Alice Scott is celebrated with simplicity. The Gloucester District Schools athletic carnival will be held at Gloucester Park on Wednesday November 13 with athletes from surrounding schools in competition. A steelworks inspection trip invites visitors on the 26th, with luncheon hosted by Broken Hill Proprietary Ltd. Open wallaby season to 1946 is noted, and rail excursion trains to Sydney run the week ending November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
Giwhester
Mit
Andrews & Johnston
Sue Wertling
Duke of Gloucester
Alice Scott
Anckingham Palace
Gloucester
Gloucester Park
Tom Glouester
Ares
MF Diholstas
Gloucester ‘Teachers’ Federation
Issne
Broken Hill Proprietary Ltd
M .Newton
Sydney
Tainu Ue
Glen Marion
Tke Biindock
Barrington
Ste
Australian Gold Prices and a Farmer’s Tax Joke
Prices from the Commonwealth Bank for gold and jewellery lodged at the Methouene mint for the week ending November 4 show a rate near £80 6 4 per standard pane 22 carats with a premium of 108.14 and a weekly drop of 31. A Tweed farmer narrates a self deprecating tale of attempting to draw a cheque for 125 000 with his name altered to sign Jack Lang. The bank cashier rejected the document while tax officials later demanded explanations of the large unsigned figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lye Commonwealth Bank
Methouene
Aundry
Jack Lang
Tasetion Communioner
District Court Verdict At Taree Case For Plaintiff
In Taree District Court yesterday Speras Landis and Frans Richard W R Mall were involved as plaintiffs or defendants in a case against Hassel Mall and Co. The verdict favored the plaintiff for a sum of 90. The judge indicated possible criminal implications and ordered the matter to be sent to the Crown Law Department for further action and wrist-slash review. Mr Vern Treat acted for Landis with Mr Murray Hooke in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree
Speras Landis
Frans
Richard W. R. Mall
R. Hassel Mall A Co
Crow Law Department
Vern Treat
Murray Hooke
Landis
S. Muwchuna
Untidy Condition of Church Street Protest Meeting
At a meeting of the Pruanry Pro Shu Union yesterday remarks were made about untidy and dirty condition of Main Street. Attendees condemned litter from paper and fruit skins and called for regular cleaning. A member suggested the council be urged to keep the town clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruanry
Pro Shu
Coneil
Italys Abyssinia War Struggles Amid Supply Shortages
The report notes Italian forces facing patrol scarcity and supply delays as Abyssinia campaign progresses. Authorities warn sanctions may tighten imports, with six weeks of existing stocks in Asmara. Observer commentary in The Times criticizes the Italian army for disorganization and reliance on native troops as spearhead units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhe
Asmara
Abyssinia
Eye specialists to consult at Commercial Hotel event
D. J. McDonald of Webster Jim and McDonald Limited will attend and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday November 29 from 9am to 2pm. Appointments may also be made at A. I. Cavanough's Chemist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. McDonald
Fe.o.a
Flower Show Opens at Majestic Theatre in Gloucester
The Annual Flower Show and Sale of Work by the Church of England Women's Guild was staged at the Majestic Theatre on Thursday with good patronage. Mrs. Bennett opened the event. Rev. H. W. Rogers apologized for Mr. C. B Bennett who could not attend due to parliamentary duties. Exhibits reflected weather-related challenges but praise was given to exhibitors. A brief musical program complemented the afternoon. awards covered flowers, needlework, and cooking with notable entries from Miss Vida Philips and Miss J. Atkins among others. Prize collection notices and prize-picking details followed, with unclaimed prizes to be forfeited after Nov 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England Women's Guild
Majestic Theatre
Bennett
H. W. Rogers
C. B Bennett
Vida Phillips
A. J. White
Snodgrass
Sennett
Loose
Lemos
C. 8
Snodgrads
Solo
Bie Wyes
Vila Philips
Jim Atkina
B. Harrison
Ile
E. Atkins
EB. Atkins
G. Channell
M. Bolton
G. Channel
J. Atkins
Rita Atkins
Mrs. Handcock
Nabia
Gloucester Newcastle excursion train service announced
An official notice outlines a special Gloucester to Newcastle excursion train on Sunday 17 November with detailed intermediate stops and return timings. It lists fares, child policy, and a £55 16s 8d guarantee to cover running costs, due by 15 November, with ticket disposal and credit on unsold returns if guaranteed is maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Brockwell
Poat Gilce
Gloucester
F. E.vans
Kuulwaye
Newcastle
Ox Specia
Berrieo
Cravenditz
Webanantels
Stroud Road
Sumheral
Dungog
Wallarobba
Martin's Creek
Paterson
Mindarinha
Telarah
West
Binevod Traut
Glouvester
Warda River
Vewrung
Nooroo
Wingadee
Wiragulla
Walleroboa
Hilldale
Martin's Greek
Mindariboa
Gukhampton
Why Send Your Orders Away Why Send Your Orders Away
Advertisement urging customers to buy locally from H. Coote Jeweller Gloucester. Claims city prices and prompt fulfillment with full catalogues available. Emphasizes satisfaction guaranteed and invites trial to prove it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Coote
Jeweller
Gloucester
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J. Whatson
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Arnold Bennett
Earl Biggers
H. G. Wells
Cavanough
Carsonville
ICO Creer
Andrews & Johnston's Joinery Works
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Betwest
Witan
Yemperley
Massawa
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Optometrist
M. Newton
C. B. Siodgruas
Vida Philips
Carnatou
Fanny
A. J. Johnston
Mass Vida Boorer
Brower
Miss V
Wawards
Miss L. Dave
Gy Treland
Sis V. Edwards
Miss B. Aukins
Mrs. Gireland
A. J
Laurie
Miss Bleakley
P.C
Miss Atkins
Mrs. Geo
Ireland
Miss B. Sanfw
Miss B. Sansom
Miss B. Sanom
Reg
Andrewa
G. Ireland
Andrews
Meenan
Hone
P.P. Union
Sec
Gloucester Parents & Citizens’ Association
Euchre
Party & Dance
Hec. Gray
Usaul
F. Evans
Barrington Hall
the Ladies’ Hospital Auxiliary
School of Arts
Will Weil
Jeney
Jereey
Dangar, Gedye & Co. Ltd
Malloch House
Young Street
Brian Carolan
Petrol Myers
Cliff and Banting
Kelvinator
Miata
Union Trustee CO
Aust, Limited
O'Connell Street
GJ. Robinson
George Robinson
Baxter’s
Bundock Railway
Nawendoc River
Glen Marton
Hawdon & Hawdon, Glouceste
J. W. Forrest
Gloucester Hotel
Morrcew
Choice Corner
Queen and Market Streets
Matthewson & CO Auctioneers
Jersey
Glengarra Sateen
Gloucester Shaw
Bulby Bruce
Sultan
Shireyards
Paterson, Easton & Co
Ryem
Majestic Bakery
R. A. Paget
Tce
Dahlias
Rich & Harrison
Meawan
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