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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 03, 1933

Page

2

Christmas Gift Scheme Links Australia and Great Britain

The Producers Co operative Distributing Society of Sydney offers Sunny South Butter parcels as Christmas gifts mailed to Great Britain. Donors pay roughly the Australian butter value, parcel delivery included, with greetings. Also note a local eye test visit by D I McDonald and a land sale report showing a 36 000 bid and crown sale history.

Co-operative Distributing Society Ltd Sydney Great Britain Mender P.D.S

Attempted break in at Star Theatre and district rain updates

An attempt to prize open the Star Theatre operating room door was thwarted by Mr. T. Smith who found a lever and kerosene on the floor. Rain continued across the district with 133 points at Gloucester Post Office Monday and 50 Tuesday morning, boosting totals since the start of the spell. The Gloucester School of Arts Club fixed its AGM for October 28, while the Gloucester Band planned outdoor contest music if weather permits. Bowling green event rescheduled to October 11 due to rain, and gold prices hit a record high. The Federal Government sought three men for North Australia Police Force with over 400 applicants narrowed to 19, salary £306 to £1,02 a year.

Star Theatre T. Smith Gloucester Nance Government Grenas Cies North Australia G. A. Periins

Obituary: Elizabeth Boorer of Gloucester Dies at 61

Elizabeth Boorer wife of David Boorer died at her residence on Tyrell Street Gloucester after influenza complications. Born Woodville, she was a former Avon farm resident and contributor of verse and articles. Survived by husband, three children Tom Vida and a sister and brother. Funeral Friday in Presbyterian Gloucester cemetery conducted by Rev A Alexander. arrangements by H T Shepherd.

Tyrell Street Gloucester Elizabeth Boorer David Boorer Indy Thia John Carter Woodville Boorer Tom Borer Nambucca Ken Vida Lavis T N. Carter Stratford Shannon Vale A. Alesnnder

Farewell to Mr and Mrs Williams at Craven Public School

From Craven correspondent, a farewell event at the Craven Public School honoring Mr Williams after four years of service at Dundas near Parramatta. Parents, Citizens, and students praised his teaching and urged continued education, with gifts presented by Mr Hawes of Forbindale. Mrs Williams praised for kindness and needlework, horticulture, and social service.

Wilfred Yates Craven Amd Hawes Forbindale Willams Ross & Bruce Dundas Williams System Oran Boya Uber School Mes Forsolt Hawest Ross Bruce Williama Thora William

Northern Territory cattle arrive at Moree for agistment

A convoy of 1380 bullocks from Vestey's Northern Territory stations recently reached Moree as the first instalment of a 4000 head herd. The cattle, after a two year road journey, are expected to be marketed in this state. If NT stock continue to enter for agistment, local stock markets may face lower demand and prices, per exchange commentary.

Vestey Northern Territory Moree Cean

Crocodile as Nemesis in Territory

A crocodile ended a violent dispute between two Daly River men, Smiter and Charlie, after Charlie vanished while fleeing a quarrel over a gun. Police initially suspected murder, but Darwin police reported Charlie was taken by a crocodile during his attempt to swim the Daly River to escape Smiter.

Daly River Smiler Charlie Smilers Smiter Darwin A. V. Stretton

Gloucester Bowls Triumph in Friendly with Dungog

Twelve Dungog bowlers visited Gloucester for a friendly match under unsettled weather with Gloucester winning by 16. Be W Alder starred in winning rinks and runner up in the Harris Cup Singles, prompting a cup presentation. The report lists match results and upcoming contests including O’Connell Shield selections for Gloucester at Taree and a series of subsequent rounds among Taree, Wingham, Kempsey, Dungog, and Gloucester.

Gloucester Dungog BE. W. Alder Taree Andrews Anderson White Street Tressdder Kendall Adams Graham Wingham Kempaty

Golf notes four ball versus bogey winners named

Last Saturday's four ball versus bogey event was won by J. Hayton and A. Turner with 17/26 and all square. Other results include Carolan and Rye 20/17 down by two, Roddy and Parish 10/10 down, Horner and Rye 21/105 down, Woodward and Snow 12/17 six down, and Laurie and Elder 9/27 six down. The Associates Monthly Beda will be played with the Locke Cup tomorrow, with a drawn pairing list including Snow and Matthew, Jeffrey and Parish, Higgins and Hogg, Easton and Horner, Cav anough and Ashworth, Roddy and Burns, Yates and Carolan, Garnery and Dearde, Conn and Bennett.

J. Hayton A. Turner B. Carolan L. Rye P Roddy A. Parish E. Gudgeon B. Dawson A. Oldfield H. Cate T. Chariton J. McRae E. Horner D. Rye J. Woodward E. Snow A. Laurie K. Elder 3. McIntosh T. Ashworth Snow Matthew Jeffrey Parish D. Higgins Hogg Miss Easton Mra. Horner Cavanough Ashworth Roddy Miss Burns Yates Carolan Garnery

Maitland Stock Sale Views Firm Trade Despite Wet Weather

Media attendance kept demand solid at Maitland fat cattle yards with quality mostly fair to good. Best bullocks reached £13, medium weights £11, primelight £9 10, cows up to £8. calves and pigs showed varied but firm demand with prime calves 20 shillings to 27/6 and heavy pigs up to 108/6.

Aitland Maitland

Pedestrian crossing studs draw protests in Paria

In Paria metal studs mark cross paths on main roads but fail to deter unsafe crossing behavior. Pedestrians, misled into believing the path is for them, neglect basic caution. Tita SOW proposed that pedestrians cross only in obedience to traffic signals and police.

Paria Tita

Budget speech outlines major tax cuts and relief

Premier Stevent announced in the Legislative Assembly a broad budget with general income tax reductions, unemployment relief tax cuts, and railway fare reductions aimed at about 8,000,000 in relief. Emergency relief schemes will extend work for up to 50,000 men, with family endowment tax abolished from January 194, and stamp duties revised to spur business.

Amist Legislative Assembly Am Treasure Mfr Stevent Minktor|ulints Australia

Provisions for Sinking Fund and Debt Reduction Plan

The document outlines further contributions to the sinking fund of £1,160,000, and with existing credit aims to provide about £2,250,000 to reduce debt in 1922 24. It notes saving of £1,709,224 in interest and exchange through variations and reductions on loans. Proposals include transferring £250,000 from the Liquor Compensation Fund and £800,041 from the Government Insurance Fund to Consolidated Income Fund.

Tt 13 Government

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Whatson Sparta J. Whatson Teal Aeme Cavanaugh Gloucester PI Teenee and Jeweller W. W. Hawdon B. P. Dawson, B.A Ts.wells Cliarch St. Gloucester Whatson's David H. J. Hill Dental Burgeon Albert E. Wells D. I. McDonald F.B.C Cura F.s.mlc London Webster, Jack and McDonald Gloucester Band Mr. Marsh Commonwealth Bank Melbourne Bank of New South Wales Lliams Northern ‘Territory A. White Alder Esaac Jones McLaughlin Williams Abbott Teesleder Adama Mnke Jinks Goddard Isaac Y Munro Turner McIntyre Toni Lowe Goddard v. Purdon Wratten Rignell Truner Fordyce Milne West Golf Notes Definit Emu Serene Wujih New South Wales Aesster Nba Martheus Stevens Norman Nock Retail ‘Traders’ Association Liv Liplat Hell AL Spencer Watts Chierher Cunmutes Riley Cnnditias Simmter Lisi Lee Einempley Ayer Walle Grater’ Association Yient Ieee Wien Ings Ate Nat Cessnock M. Macgurt Prishes Hutamuhle Check OF England Thea Barrington Public Hall J. Landers Compriang Buckett's Road J. Edwards Gease Fir Tobmr Hilton McCarthy Gloucester Shire MEAD Matthewson & Co TL O'Rlock Huston Yale Danvers Mistolana Gloucester School OF Arts Club Wotmembers Supreme Court OF New South Wales Elizabeth Booker Kenneth David Boorer Hawdon & Hawdon Aubrey Halloran Martin Place Gloucester Investments Common Wealth Savings Bank Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co, Ltd National Mutual Life Association F. Formalo Gloucester Investments & Agency CO Church ST Bob Johnston Darlington
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