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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 09, 1945

Page

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District Rural School Projector Fund Achieved

Headmaster Mr O S Fox reports the District Rural School has raised £183 12s 9d in three months to buy a projector and musical equipment. Surplus funds may fund pictures or library books with Parents and Citizens Association approval. Donations from Gloucester Mothers Club, vegetable sales, and many local supporters are listed.

O. S. Fox B.A Parents and Citizens” Association Gloucester Mothers’ Club Misa Phillipsi G. Dan F. Carthew Rol. Pite- Berald Messrs Street Parish J. P. Abbott Mar G. Mackay Ro Broasington W. Highfield L. Stevens Ro Hughes Mr. Mysela H Matthewson Mr. H. Chaplin A. &. Hill Dr. N. Channon A. McRae P. le Quesne FE. Higgins V. Pryor Mesers A. Hazelwood C. J. Beaton Angus Beaton G. Crowther A. Grahame FE. Morgan C. Tiedeman Mr. S. Deards J. McGarry Carson's Northern Timber Co Mr. P. Deards N. Germon Garner's J. Muddle G. Laurie EK. Forbes Eric Morris D& C Mothers’ Club Pitlochry P. and C. Association Mr. A. Campbell Wood Middleton W. J. James

Pig values firm at Sydney sale with 2600 head listed

Winchcombe Carson Ltd report pig values firm for baconers and backfatters at Sydney sale while stores fell 5 to 10 shillings. 2600 head penned including 800 stores. Prices ranged for backfatters up to 240 per hen and 160 for others, baconers 135 to 145 for 180 lb, and 120 to 135 for 160 lb.

Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Sydney

Notice to contributors onad deadline change for ads

Copy must reach the office by mid day on the day before publication due to mall closings and staff shortages. This applies to Monday and Thursday editions. Insertion of matter cannot be guaranteed.

All Matter

Dairy Industry Act amended plans discussed in Assembly

In the Legislative Assembly Mr. R. J. Vincent asked if a bill would be introduced this session to amend the Dairy Industry Act. He urged setting maximum and minimum percentages of moisture and salt in butter at production. The Minister of Agriculture said a bill is being prepared and will consider these suggestions.

Legislative Assembly Vincent Jc.p Raleigh Grajman Vincent

Death in Newcastle Ends Life of William Mayo

William Mayo a popular railway guard formerly on the school train in Dungog died at his Newcastle residence. He was 60 years old and survived by his widow two sons and one daughter. One son and a daughter had died previously. The surviving daughter is Mrs Reon Middlebrook of Gloucester. Funeral held Sunday with attendees including Mr Les Middlebrook of Bendoba.

Newcastle Beath William Mayo Dungog Mr. Mayora Reon Middlebrook Gloucester Les Middlebrook Bendolba

Resident Tuner Homann Offers Piano and Organ Tuning

FE Homann formerly of McFarland's Sydney now in Gloucester District offers all piano, player and organ tuning and repairs with full guarantee. For details contact Advocate Office or E Homann Craven.

Advocate” Office FE. Homann McFarland's Sydney Gloucester

Manning District Ambulance committee opposes government control

The Manning District Ambulance Service committee met with Dr F Stoken as chair and discussed a NSW Ambulance Transport Service Board circular noting government control moves. The group unanimously opposed over control, planned to object to Sir Farle Page and L Jordan, and praised superintendent C F Wiseman and staff for October 15 procession. September activity covered 143 medical transports, 22 accidents, 22 minor accidents, totaling 187 miles and 4,042 miles traveled across Taree Gloucester and Hastings stations with donations from Taree Race Club and Gloucester street stall totaling £50. The committee also commended staff and sent thanks to organizers.

The Manning District Ambulance Service F. ©. Stoken A. J. Spratt H. C. Potts G. A. Ruprecht H. W. Cowan H. A. Ruprecht G. R. Morton BE. Wiseman N.S.W. Ambulance Transport Service Board Country Farle Page M.H.R L. ©. Jordan NSW A.T.8 C. EF. Wiseman Taree Gloucester Hastings

Petrol Tax Cut Urged By State Party Leader

Lt Col Bruxner, head of the State Country Party, urged a reduction of the federal petrol tax from 1 1/2d to about 3d per gallon in the Legislative Assembly. He proposed 4d for classified roads and 3d for unclassified roads, warning councils could not maintain roads without Commonwealth funds. He noted timber-lorry traffic was rapidly damaging northern roads and called for tighter control on heavy vehicles.

State Country Party Col Bruxner Legislative Assembly Commonwealth Col Brexner

Rabbit skin values at Sydney sales show varied demand

Rabbit skins at Wednesday's Sydney sales totaled 27 tons. Prices were irregular but averaged steady, with outgoing values ranging from 110d to 119d per lb and various grades listed from racks to damaged pelts. Best hare skins fetched 17/ to 23/6 per dozen and Indian skins 4/ to 15/ per dozen.

Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Sydney

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Garner S.W Mercery Department Garner’s Carner P.O. Box Projector Fund Pitlochry P. & C. Association C. S. Fox Central School E. Homann Craven Hillyer Hume Street Wauchope R. Irwin M. D. Ambulance Misses Jones & NeWman F. E. Jones and E. M. Newman Church ST Cureson Sydney Auethoa Dean Tonign Jo Suleamen Winchrombe House Bridge St Lie Badgery Burrowa
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