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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 13, 1945
Page
4
Gloucester Shire Council examined water, sewerage, and road works with multiple requests from residents and businesses. The meeting approved or advanced pipe works, gamin gully and drainage fixes, cemetery repairs, and planning matters while considering waivers, inspections, and potential future meetings.
J Andrews announces the opening of Glo uchaster Pharmacy on Church Street Glouchester and promises prompt attention to all work entrusted to Mr. McGurry with guaranteed repairs and service.
The Pennant league saw TuFTOr defeat Wingham by a narrow margin on Saturday. Gloucester will face the Northern section winners (Kempsage Port Marquarie) in the final. Friday highlights include Smith, Woodward, Hugnton, Hawdon, Brewer, Machin, Burgess, Bolton, West, Tibbeck, J. Woodward, Dimond, Summerville, McLeod, Melensle, Laurence, Pierernia, Bettie, Whatson Sullivan, Ball, Gihaon, Bentley, Garner, Adar, Bobrer, Banton, Parish, Maine, and Culooh 23 WERICEND GAMES, Davin, Tate, Edgington, Aven 27. Metatush, Hazelwood, Pepper, Carolan 48. Gorman, Chaplin, Lowe 31, Nichola, James, Rye 20. Philpa and Carolan 25, R. Smith and Pepper 28. An afternoon adjournment welcome extended to two 15 tora, Mr. Pepper, and Mr. Tate of Noweante Transport. The first po l She Cock n Walk Pairs saw J. Woodward and A. E Smith defeat Laurantus and Flenttte 17/14.
The Gloucester District Cricket Association held its annual general meeting in Roarke’s rooms on November 5 at 8 p.m. Directors discussed past difficulties, elected officers including Patron H A Abbott and President I S Bignell, and noted Mr M Newton’s resignation as treasurer. A request was sent to the Gloucester Shire Council to repair the turf wicket for early resumption of play.
A sanitized excerpt notes the SAN CAMPAIGN and Marx House fas labels, criticizing Indonesian intervention fears. It claims 70 million Wionesians allied to a new term pose security risk, and accuses Anatrasians agitators of promoting Taéanesia Communist dependency while local Communists focus on their own interests.
A fragmented report notes at least £2 million in wages lost over the last two to three months due to strikes. Authorities warn of looming economic disaster if ongoing industrial strains persist, highlighting the threat to industry and workers.
The district synod calls for special prayer on a Tuesday in the coming week to seek divine rain and sustenance. It urges cooperation of all locals with moral effort, industry, and reform to renew the nation and bring orderly provision for people amid hardship.
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