Gloucester Pastures Protection Board meeting notes
The Gloucester Pastures Protection Board met on Monday 16 November with chairman J. G. Wilson and directors A. J. B. Laurie A. W. Andrews W. T. Abbott and G. W. Titcume present along with secretary M. Newton and stock inspector A. E. Moore. Topics covered include timber cutting on T.R.S reserves impounded horses at Wingham Pound and subsidies to Glenfield Research Work with the board deciding to renew annual support. The stock inspector reported on rainfall floods disease stock and T.S.R. progress and warned about rabbit numbers and cattle abortion issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester P.P. Board
J. G. Wilson
A. J. B. Laurie
A. W. Andrews
W. T. Abbott
G. W. Titcume
A. E. Moore
M. Newton
James Easton
G. H. Andrews
Wootton
Maitland Board
W. G. Newman
Gloucester Board
Gloucester FP
Moore
Newman
Wingham
Stork
Laurie
Gloucester
Comboyne
T.S.R
W. Moore
Belbora
Easton
Department of Agriculture
Gloucester Baby Health Centre report on monthly visits
Daily operations at Gloucester Baby Health Centre show 56 total attendances this month with 39 infants under one year and 12 under two years. The directorate notes 4 total visits at the centre and no new enrollments or weights recorded, with one test meal provided and no expectant mothers advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sydney Morris
Advent Sunday and church fund plea amid wartime notices
Church notes urge Advent Sunday as church year begins and prompt members to take envelopes for the Bishop's appeal to fund the C E L O P S8 hostel for soldiers in Newcastle. Mrs Smith reports thanks for tin openers and kettles donations. A wedding of Frederick Hazelwood and Doris Bignell is noted at St Paul’s Church and altar lights renovation for dedication at the Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuch
C.E.L
Newcastle
Frederick Hazelwood
Doris Bignell
St Paul's Church
J. A. Smith
Austerity and Faith Messages From Religious Notices
A Presbyterian report laments low Bible Society donations with three donors supplying over half. Methodist reports outline country inspection tours, December 6 services, and an Overseas Missions Year close. Baptist reflections discuss divine justice, personal choice, and warnings from Jesus. A 6lb sugar offer begins November 30 for home jam making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
The
Bible Society
Barrington
Gloucester River
Gloucester
D. Glyn Jones
Expired Petrol Licenses Change Renewal Procedure
The private car group petrol licenses largely expire after November ration tickets. motorists must not return licenses to the Liquid Fuel Control Board for renewal. They should present licenses to the issuing officer next month when an attachment will be pasted on the back to cover several more months of issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Isa
Liquid Fuel Control Board
Moore
Fuel Control Board
Glenfield
Council of Advice
P.P
N.R.M.A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gloucester Electric Supply CO. Ltd
Clem Walsh King
RE. Irwin
Cash & Carry Store
Garden of Roses
Cafe
Peter Moutzouris
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
Titcume
Gloucester Baby Health Centre
Church Notes
Church OF England
Carsonville
H. Lynn
God
Judas
Christ
Jesus
E. A. Walsham
Upper
Bowman
Barney the Second
R. W. J. Newton
Golden Gate Cafe
E. Young
Chapman & Stevens
L. Stevens, M-P.s. Ph.c. Chemists & Druggists
Thomas Cowan & Coo
Street & Parish, Fty., Ltd
J. Bowen
Box 40
Taree
Sid Miller
Tom Hicks
Queen Street
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