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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1926
Page
2
The Gloucester Advorate reports a 1926 debate on electoral reform. Leaders discuss representation by population and the metro region, warning South Wales districts may gain fewer seats as urban growth shifts power.
A tragedy in Manning River district hospital sees a school girl pass away after sudden symptoms. Jane Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Shiabey, was aged about years and attended services with classmates. Details describe a fatal meningitis diagnosis after hospital admission, with sympathy extended to her family and friends.
Lionel Walsh and Manette present No No Nanette at Majeadle Theatre Gloveator on Monday October 25th. The company, touring from Queensland, has produced Nanette in Perth and Hobart and features a full orchestra and ten years of show history including The Maid of the Mountains and The O'Brien Girl.
Readers describe a lively Church of England Women’s Bazaar held on a Wednesday and Thursday. Stalls decorated with greenery showcased crafts, jam, cakes, and flower arrangements. Silent auction, prize wheel, and performances drew visitors, with profits aimed at funds for the Feminine Heart and church upkeep.
In Wednesday sittings Mr Havin pressed Prime Minister Lang on limiting representation through the Electoral Bill. Lang explained the bill offered a margin for greater national representation if the Commission approved. the Nationalist chamber removed that margin, hampering broader country representation amid government applause.
A meeting in the public school approved affiliating with the Federation of PB and CO Associations at an annual cost of 5 shillings. Funds of £1 4s 4d were paid. Members drafted tennis court gravelling and wiring specs and issued tender calls. A goal feature for the school room was proposed to attract pupils. The secretary was tasked with financial and administrative duties. The next meeting was set for the third Thursday at 7:40 pm. The association thanked donors of prizes and supporters of the annual event and workshop.
Multhewaon and Gor report haylus held their first sale at their yard on Monday 18th with a strong run of cattle though quality varied. Prices shown ranged with many entries near last rates, while some entries failed to meet peak values. Open buyers bought across beef calves and vealers, with overall tone cautious yet active in places. Open consignments from various farmers included heavy and medium calves and entries from the Sydney market noted alongside Rabbit skin and dairy goods mentions. The report highlights fluctuating demand and mixed turnout, with some lots fetching late rates and others softer.
An obituary tone program and farewell for the Stinson household featured choir friends and neighbors recalling nine years of friendship. Miss Walker received tokens while Mr Stinson and guests shared sport, meals, and stories in a community gathering with music, prizes, and a purse of gifts.
The September issue features early chapters of Phoenix by Lady Dorothy Milla and The Mate Investigates by Prances Simpson including a Bolshevik battle tale. Tone Story Magazine offers real life stories alongside adventure pieces, targeting readers seeking nonfiction fare. Newsagent C. J. Shannell distributes copies.
Fires have swept multiple state forests over recent days, burning fencing and grazing lands. A blaze started in Kiwarrick on Mandy, destroying timber and forcing emergency measures. Co warra, Hur vawa, and related areas reported extensive damage to valuable timber and pasture. Atlee Templeton, 46, of St Fagan's near Cardiff, is noted as a skilled pianist and composer who recently performed after hearing a gramophone recording.
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