Gloucester Shire Council Deliberates on Roads and Staff
Council reviews a proposed road to unlock settlement areas and discusses opening land for development. The Engineer to inspect, reports to Council, and landowner consents to be sought. Voting on loan programme and clerical help proceeds.
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Hooke
Laurie
Moore
Reichert
Acces
Gloucester P
Barrington
Alto
J. Moore
Conncil
W. J. Fordyce
Kenney
Council
Fordyce
Mr. Fordyce
Dr. Reichert
Dr. Moore
W. L. Thurlings
B. D. Andrews
W. B. German
Kia-Ora
Beattie's Island
W. E. Germon
Gersman
Council report praises relief work on Glen road project
An council recounts progress on the Glen road near Mrs Yates with heavy graveling from the dip to the bridge. Timber for the three span bridge was donated by millers and labor funded largely by residents, with council urged to approve expenditure and recognize the joint effort. The works report notes a plan to widen the road to about 12 feet and complete further graveling and repairs.
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Glen Ron
Forestey Department
Vicars
Mackay Brow
Council
Couimull
Latimore
Cornell
Eran and Loan
Cr. Moore
Dr Moore
Beichett
PreMont
150th Anniversary Celebrations urged for NSW country role
The Home M Cunningham and M L A Minister in Charge discuss how the 150th celebrations should help trade and tourism. They urge exploiting Australia assets and promoting the country, with rail tourist trains and a national scope. The NSW government emphasizes country prominence in the National Celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cunningham
M.L.A
Jonve
Australia
Railways Department
Golf confession from Punch and Kendall on the sport’s grip
A fragment from The Golf Habit in Punch reveals John Kendall’s intimate confession about golf’s lure and torment. The speaker laments reliance on pills, the club’s failures, and the ritual of the course as night follows day, while golfers know the paradoxical agony and delight of pursuit.
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America
John Kendall
Yu Ton
Clerical Installations and Royal Aims Mark News Briefs
News in brief reports 120 Methodist churches install cinatographs in England. A French airman Rene Drouilles fined £3 for attempting to fly from France to Emperor Haile Selassie during Abyssinian war. took off from Villacoublay despite embargo. Britain’s millionaires decrease from 1929 to 1930s. Alfred Dennis, 97, Weymouth, England's oldest magistrate. Ultra violet fingerprint hopes for cloth surfaces. Empire Producers Conference planned in London next year for Coronation celebrations.
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Rene Drouilles
Versailles
France
Emperor Hail, Selassie
Vilacoublay
Bristol
Britain
Alfred Dennis
Weymouth
England
Empire Producers
London
Period of Celebrations in Empire Games Sydney Plan
Two intensive celebration periods mapped from January 26 to April 25 with events across Sydney and the states. Empire Games to be held in Sydney during the first period, with participants from at least seventeen countries. Country Committee chaired by M. P. Dunlop oversees country functions and national service by country press. Anzac Day marks the closing of the 150th birth celebrations and imperial league organization.
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Phillip
Royal Agricultural Society
Sydney
Ateast
M. P. Dunlop
Promincia Mind Country
Australia
Imperial League of Australia
Abandoned Art Trial At Lonmoerciat Hotel Gloucester
A notice from Webster Linton and MUDonahl Sydney states a meeting at Lonmoerciat Hotel Gloucester on Wednesday November 20 from 2 to 5 pm regarding abondoncr art. Option to book attends at Cavannuighs Chemist.
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Bok Meponnn
Linton
Webster
Tno & Mudonahl
Sydney
Pelans
Optometriale
Abondoncr
Lonmoerciat
Glocester
Mesday
Sam
Cavannuigh's
The Wife's Portion and Wage Rights Debate
A reader letter praises wives earning a wage from husbands wages, praising wage or pocket money for wives as a social reform. He laments long male toil and calls for emancipation, seeking a future where wives receive part of the earnings, while noting traditional burdens and redemption ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oDay
Dubba
T Nolice
Housewives’ Association
Eien
Rattling Keys Supposedly Guards Against Evil Eye in Ireland
A quirky note suggests rattling keys in the pocket to ward off the Evil Eye. The tale attributes the belief to Italy and mentions a British tally exceeding 5500 with about 5000 located around Ireland.
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Italy
Ireland
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Street & Parish Ltd
Ask
A. White
Gloucester
IM. H. Stanley
Prop
Lysaghts
Calman & CO. Dairy Engineers
Gloucester West Maitland
Tom Hicks
General Commission
E. Patmore
Travel Service
Savings Bank
Sing
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Commonwealth
Farmers & Graziers’ Co-operative Grain Insurance & Agency Company Limited
Flemington
Farmers & Graziers
Pitt Son and Badgery
Pitt, Son and
Badgery
Station Service Department
Winchcombe Carson
Homebush
Wideawake
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe
Winchcombe House
Bridge St
Gloucester Shire Council
New South Wales
Golf Confession
Ven
Bondsman
Ker
Roym
Steger
Arpusly
Optiotan
H. Coote
Golden Gate Cafe Church
St. Gloucester
MRS
E. Young
ARTI
Atime
Garden of Roses
Horlick's
Peter
Prigida
Nestles
Cadbury's
Garden of Roses Cafe
E. Meino
Dad
Radiolette
THE
FISK
A.M.P
A.M.P. Society
Austrak
New Zealand
A.mlp
K. BE. Walker
Ulion
Victoria & Pulteney
Taree
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