THAT NEW SUIT FOR XMAS
A fragment notes a new suit for Christmas and mentions men’s elastA strap trousers.
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27 Nov 1936
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Gloucester Advocate in Gloucester, New South Wales
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
1
Farmer Union conference in Hunter Valley outlines farming aids
A Gloucester District Council led meeting of the Bemary Producers Union and representatives of Mh Lawer Hun ter uri discussed a study on carrying capacity and marketing, with Mr Ahrens and Mr Allen noting legal and policy issues. The gathering endorsed cooperation to establish a stud farm, reviewed finances, and planned stricter butter sales timing, while addressing beetle damage and road access for Barrington Tops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntes Valley
Lawer Hunter Uri
Novergher
Bro-t Ciiers Association
Central Counsi
W. Allen
Allen
Alison
Justice Pike
W. Stanton
Gloucester
Hunter Valley
W. Pridle
Ralston
Coun
DANGER OF WAR says former NZ official in London
Sir James Parr, ex NZ high commissioner in London, warned New Zealand that the international scene is as dangerous as possible. He noted Europe teeters monthly between distress and war as Britain funds armament while seeking to keep the League and peace efforts alive. He cited mass slum clearance in England with 350,000 more homes needed to finish the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parr
Hign 2
Scritain
Britain
League
England
Kingsley Wood
Political Uniforms Debate in House of Commons
The Public Order bill faces debate over banning political uniforms. Conservatives argue definition of uniforms and possible exemptions are needed. A proposed amendment would make wearing flags or emblems a crime, while Home Secretary promises action before committee stage ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Paren
Admiral Taylor
Fdr
Roddwell
Soliet
Mme Possine
Glay Ag
John Sicron
Bower
Lon Ton
Oswal Mostey
John Simon
Palace
Home Secretary
Railway Excursions For Christmas Holidays Announced
The Department of Railways issued details on Christmas New Year excursions. Residents may travel to Sydney and intermediate stations with return tickets valid two months. Statewide trips start December 20 with dollat ions to South Australia in December, and to Queensland and Victoria from December 7. Tickets issued continuously until January 1 on New South Wales stations. Travelers urged to obtain a handbill from station masters outlining train arrangements fares and ticket availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Railways
South Australia
Queens Jane
Victoria
New South Wales
Ahrens Leaves as District Agrostologist for Fiji Appointment
Mr C E Ahrens who has served two years as Government Agrostologist in the Hunter and Gloucester districts has resigned and accepted an appointment as Principal of the Agricultural College at Fiji. He will begin duties in January. The district conference praised his work despite poor weather and drought, noting he laid a strong foundation for future producer benefits and earned broad support from officials and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Ahrens
Esc
Hunter
Gloucester
Fiji
Department of Agriculture
Conference of Primary Producers
Hell Om ‘Tnesiy
Raymond Terrace
Ahrens
Agricultural College
Tefen
R. L. Fitzgerald
Abrens
G. V. Ralston
Seaham
A. McRae
J. L. Shute
Mr. Ahrens
Death of 101st Maclean chief in London
Sir FitzRoy Donald Maclean, 26th Chief of the Clan Maclean, died aged 101 in London. Born near Duart Castle on Mull his vow to restore the castle came true in 1912. He hosted clansmen worldwide on his 190th birthday and may be buried at Tona. The note adds a Hungary Europe trend on human “freaks.”
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London
FitzRoy Donald| Maclean
Maclean
Isle of
Mull
Tona
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