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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 24, 1925
Page
2
The note states that full instructions accompany each outfit, focusing on simplicity. It highlights ease of use and clarity, guiding wearers to assemble and wear garments with minimal steps. No additional tools or complex techniques are required.
The Gloucester Advocate notes a dance at Copeland on the upcoming Wednesday night organized by Mesdames Chubb and E. Webeck to aid the Morpeth Boys' Home. It promises a lively evening and big attendance as proceeds go to charity.
The letter questions Mr J J Shedden then Gloucester Shire ex-councillor, accusing him of personal attacks while defending ratepayer interests. It recalls prior criticisms of State Saw Mills, government actions, and calls for ratepayers to judge councillors and officers on their conduct.
A Parish association meeting chaired by ML Hoek reviewed minutes and discussed a charity programme for the Merry Makers. The group approved transferring funds to the bank and outlined arrangements for a Christmas event, entertainment, and future meetings. Speakers praised the work of local volunteers and committed the association to support of children’s welfare through year end activities.
Public notices from Stratford list candidate disclosures and election procedures. The document highlights vacancies and eligibility, urging scrutiny of ballots and official channels for updates. It notes the district’s openness to discussion on proposed changes and emphasizes civic participation ahead of voting deadlines.
A petrol pump fire started when a boy with a blade lamp approached a lorry as Mr Wrigley filled it with petrol on Mon aig Street. The line leaked into the gutter and was quickly extinguished after a fire extinguisher was used. The pump nozzle was badly charred but the tank and lorry suffered limited damage. A crowd gathered until fire brigades arrived.
In NSW during the first nine months of the year Overland Sydney Limited led car registrations with 2,140 for the period, a benchmark for the state. Queensland postings show similar activity for Willys and related brands, while a Scottish report discusses herring fisheries and gear. Tasayers face election costs near £100,000 with clerks and polling expenses dominating.
Fragmentary report shows Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association with a Tuesday meeting led by Aubin Schum on HBC. The text mentions a good mill, a snake the Silk, and references to Shepherd and Wun See without clear context or outcomes.
Purst Bag h races at Dungog Racing Club with Flying and Tartingap in contention. multiple horses listed with stakes and prices. nominations and close dates noted for upcoming event.
Local church notices list services for Church of England Presbyterians Methodists and Congregational Mission across Gloucester venues. Details include Rev W Rogers Rev James Allan Rev W Arnold Rev WL Paton and Rev W J Patison with times across Friday open air meetings farewell socials and memorial services in Copeland Craven Creek and surrounding parishes.
A handwritten pledge from Bert Lowrey of Gloucester Shire outlines his election platform backed by a commitment to public service. He seeks support for day labor maintenance, road paving, and adherence to local governance duties, emphasizing economy and trained supervision.
A dated civic note from S L Gardner thanking supporters across Robertson and Ladies groups for backing his campaign. The missive praises contributors like Twist I and mentions commissions, equitable service, and loyalty to constituents, signed by Gardner. Also references land area No 4328 and a government dam site notice dated 6 November 1925 with Gloucester district details.
W P Reichert pledges to serve ratepayers, cut admin costs, and push road and bridge works. He supports direct grants or loans for new roads and passable reconstruction, favoring wage steady work and Governor details published in county discussions. He urges transparency in how funds are spent and asks for voter support to give new candidates a chance.
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