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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 11, 1935

Page

2

Public School Break In Spurs Gloucester Police Probe

Gloucester police report Bellora Public School broken into on Tuesday night and a teacher’s watch stolen. A bantam hen laid two eggs in one shell noted as a curious find. Maitland and Hunter River officials push to curb stock crossings at Belemore Bridge. risk to traffic with stock from Dungog and Gresford. Latimore Hunt School tennis results crown Mowie and Stiget. Shields engraved on Omnia Shield. Matthewson and Street win Boys Doubles. School renovations include new wire netting funded by the Parents and Citizens Association.

Gloucester Bellora Maitland West Maitland Municipal Ounc Maitland Pastures Protection Board Acti Hunter Dungog Gresford Belemore

Appointment to Gloucester Land Board Reported

The Mxventigo Camila approves the appointment of Str. AL. B. Lair as a member of the Sweat Land Board for the Land District of Gloucester, replacing resignation of G. W. Tits cinme, effective from 12 September. The Melbourne Mint price for gold for the week ended October 4 shows about £4 1s 3d per stand, 22 carats, with a 1s 5d weekly rise and £8 15s 11d per ounce fine. A Wallcha Road dog story recounts a dog’s seven mile escape and three attempts to reach its destination. Secretaries of football clubs face porters’ claims case in Mircumburrah Court. Armidale aldermen accept a saddle linked to Thunderbolt gift for Armidale Museum. display planned by year’s end.

Str AL. B. Lair Sweat Land Board Gloucester G. W. Titscinme Mrr. Laurie Common Wealth Bank Melbourne

Gloucester Dairy Co reports September butter output and payments

The Gloucester Dairy Company reports September production of 70 7701 pounds of butter with 8 percent choicest. Prices fixed at 114d for choicest and 10d for seconds. Total payments to suppliers plus a 5 percent dividend amounted to £872 14s. A year-to-year drop in three months due to adverse conditions is noted, while ruinous rainfall now improves outlook. P H Dearda re elected chairman for 12 months. Comparisons show differing supplier payments across Raymond Terrace and Ter race factories. North Coast Factories Association sets September cream pay at TL per lb, higher than August and lower than September 1934.

Gloucester Dairy Co. Ltd P. H. Dearda Raymond Terrace Januery Gloucester Terrace Raymon Terrace North Coast Factories Association North Coast Factories’ Association Lismore

Gungat School Finally Ready for Occupation

Fry our correspondent reports a village gathering at Wallanbah Estate where Mr and Mrs Pitts hosted a surprise party after a literary evening and round table chats. Gungat school is completed and set to be occupied this week with scholars excelling in recent exams including Bobbie Adams Geo Stevens Grace Green Ivan Green and Siwiley Moore.

Gloucester District Association Adopts New Rules and Affiliations

The Gloucester District Association held a meeting with Dr RH Anderson presiding. It approved revised rules, planned printing for players, and decided to seek affiliation with NSW Cricket Association. A committee including Dr Anderson and G H Conn will select inter-district teams, aiming to field stronger sides this season.

Theloucester District Association RH. Anderson Ryan Hovkcin He Nsw Cricket Association E. 4. Anderson L. Mowry G. H. Conn Gloucester Stratford Ist Barrington Ist Gangat Ist Ward's River Tograbakh

Golf Notes Tomorrow's Event Draw At Club House

The Associates choice score event held Wednesday was won by Mrs King with 46 36 30. Other cards included Garner 49 15 Sd, Mrs G aston 49 15 34, Mrs Conn 50 16 34, Ming Middlebrook 47 20 97, Mra Street 49 8 41, Mrs Pariah 54 12 4, Moy Bhert 65 18 45.

Mrs King Garner

Adigrat Recaptured Amid Northern Ethiopian War News

Reports from Addis Ababa claim Adigrat was recaptured by Italian forces with minimal resistance as Abyssinia strikes back. Citations suggest Aksum news is unconfirmed, while plans to halt advances in multiple directions intensify. Emperor leads a 120,000 strong force toward Deasie, with Imperial Guard and additional 140,000 routed from Sule to reinforce the capital’s defense.

Isenelven Adigrat Morning Post Addin Ababa Addis Ababa Abyssinia Aksum Daily Telegraph Deasie Sule

Assembly's Huge Vote Against Italy

London reports the League Assembly backed economic sanctions against Italy with Austria and Hungary abstaining. Italy opposed, but silence during debate counted as dissent. Dominion assurances were given to cut off supplies, triggering price spikes in Italy. A coordination committee with nations including South Africa Austria Persia Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Sweden Belgium Greece and Switzerland will design application.

London League Assembly Austria Hungary Empire Representatives Buen Traly Ttaly Australia South Africa Persia Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Sweden Bellum Venezuela Holland Greece Switzerland Committee of Coordination

Obituary notices from Manning River district communities

The Wing ham Chronicle reports the sudden death on October 4 1935 of Mrs W A Young of Bundook aged 58 a daughter of the late Robert and Mrs Andrews of Charity Creek with many Manning River friends and a funeral at Bo Bo cemetery conducted by Pastor S J Buttle and Rev W Harrison. The Stroud Dun bog Chronicle notes the death of Tom Nix born 1861 at Raymond Terrace a stockman and horseman who rode as police guide in Barrington and Manning districts and later critiqued government.

W. A. Young Bimdock Wingham Gloucester Young Robert Andrews Charity Creek Manning W. P. Easton William Street J. B Manning River District Bo Bo S. J. Buttle W. Harrison Tom Nix Stroud Dungog Chronicle Inter Stroud Road Raymond Terrace Stroud District Dingadee Cooplacurripa Gira Atations Tom Barrington

Gloucester cattle and pig sale reports from Gloucester and Sydney

Tom Hicks reports a light yarding of cattle at the fortnightly sale with firm market at late rates led by R A Crowther and others. Matthewson and Co describe a yarding of 430 pigs with strong demand for prime and stores. numerous buyers in attendance and varied prices reported. Next pig sales are scheduled for Thursday 24th Oct and July 24th events noted with cautionary price drops for later consignments.

Gloucester Tom Hicks Mold R. A. Crowther A. Johnston Matthewson É& Co W. P. Reichert F. G. Williams J. A. Ross Mrs. Shaw J. R. Hardy A. Forbes B. T. Forbes R. Helew BH. Hayes J. Hayes G. K. Page G Borham V Carter Leo, Garter J. R. Smith C. Farley H. Martin Mrs. J. Wilson W.H. Crowfoot Gus. Forbes Phillips J, Merchant KB. Bithrey Gorton A. J Laurie Laurie and Smut Braver TH Patt P. Glover And L. Puff Asnworth and Parley C. Mas Jen A. Mcintosh W. Barkwill Dr. Borham Das. Atkins J. Atkins A. J. Smith A. Gresham L. Deards J Hardy A. Rissen N.C. Hopkins A. Galagher Barry and McRae B. Merchant Slade Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Sydney

Bowls and Boer War veteran noted in oblique notice

To morrow teams selected by Munro and Hawdon will play a rink match with players Toni McIntyre Kendall Munro against Bolton Jeffrey Whatson Hewson Barger Mowle Milne Thomas Hebblewhite Smith Ebbeck Lawe. Deceased was a Boer War veteran and member of the N S W Bushmen Contingent who helped at the relief of Lady Smith. Tom was an Oddfellow for 55 years and received an Oddfellow burial. Surviving Nix family members are D Nix of Newcastle and Mrs Bowden Stroud Road and Mrs Burns Budney.

Munro Hawdon Toni McIntyre Kendall Munro Bolton Jeffrey Whatson Hewson Barger Mowle Milne N.S.W. Bushmen's Lady Smith Tom Sunshine Nix D. Nix Newcaste J Bowden Stroud Road Burns Bydney

Debates Over Riding Abreast and Local Ordinances

In Newcastle legal circles a letter on cyclists riding abreast prompts discussion of fines and possible appeal. The ordinance defines vehicles as including bicycles and motors, with drivers and riders covered, and new rule prohibits riding abreast in public places unless hands are on the handlebars.

Newcastle

Country Party Senate Leader Faction Fallout

Senators Johnston and Carroll repudiated Charles Hardy as leader of the Country Party in the Senate. A special meeting saw five present decide there is no leader. Major Mossner, amateur rider, jailed five months for abusing Herr Hitler. A party of thirty-two Belgians plans to cycle to the Congo to found a colony.

Country Party Johnston S.A Carroll W.A Charles Hardy Senate Major Mossner Mulheint Lo Herr Hitler Congo

Department of Main Road invites bids for used Ford utility truck

The Department of Main Roads invites quotations for a second-hand Ford Utility Truck. The vehicle may be inspected at the Department's depot in Gloucester until October 29 1995. Deliveries can be to New Plymouth or Gloucester. Quoted bids must reach by 10 am on Monday October 29 1935 and be accompanied by a 2 percent deposit. Addressed to L Shaw Divisional Engineer 49 Wall St Newcastle.

Gloucester New Vastie L. Shaw Department of Main Roads Wall St Newcastle

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