Optometrists Visit Gloucester for Consultation Tour
Gloucester hosts a visit by D T McDowall F B A Honours BS ALC of Sydney firm Webster Jack and McDuwiei Optometrists. They will be at the Commercial Hotel from 9 am to 5 pm Thursday December 9 and Friday December 10 for eye examinations and consultations.
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D.T. McDowall
London
Webster, Jack & McDuwiei
Sydney
Phy. Limited
Optamidtrista and
Optiehins
Gloucester
Fran Soom Wo UL Nan
Amd Myty
Thy Commercial Hotel
Aboriginal killer linked to Sydney woman death in party incident
A report from Manning District Hospital details the alleged aboriginal involvement in the murder of Mrs Dulels Soong Yu of Sydney amid a party incident. The article notes a lighted kerosene trip caused severe burns and mentions related court and local government notes, including a Gloucester race course and Oxley Regional Development Committee results and compulsory voting discussions.
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Winghaui Wiemagi
Mirabel Hoskins
Dulels Soong Yu
Sydney
Soong Yu
Ste (Weil
Manning Dis Trict Hospital
Oxley
Mmembers
Oxigy
Golton
J. G Wilson
Gloucester
Canton
Wallaronde
Milligan
Manning
Billy
Hastings
C.A. Dettrey
Muckay
Ald
W. P. Clapman
Tarne
Strand
Powe Macquarie
L. W. Scott
Wun Bog
Mucray
Kemp Sup
Ami
H.W. Rouse
Wingham
Taree
Tarno
Wilshire
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure For Coughs
A promotional item highlights Woods' Peppermint Cure as a remedy for coughs colds and influenza offering relief touted by the maker.
Second Victory Loan supports Allied victory and wartime costs
The article urges full support for the Second Victory Loan, arguing Allied forces have achieved air, sea, and land superiority while Germany and Japan falter. It stresses the need to finance massive military expenses, noting the high cost of victory and questioning how to fund production, manpower, and equipment for ongoing war efforts.
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Germany
Guharantiat Pirtion
Galatia
Gloucester Victory Loan Barometer
Gloucester's quota fixed at 20 000 pounds with 200 subscribers. Amount subscribed to date shows 44 subscribers in March, reflecting early progress in the Gloucester Victory Loan campaign.
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Gloucester Victory
Hiloucester
MAS Crom
Gloucester riders shine at Grafton Rodeo with top placements
Jick German and Keith Farley led the Rough Riders to first and second in Grafton bull riding last Saturday. Alan Grant tied for third in bullock riding as spectators praised Livermore's chestnut horse and the crowd noted exciting future Sydney championship chances for Geen.
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Gloucester
Grafton
Jick German
Keith Farley
Alan Grant
Anther
Geen
Sydney
Tyan” Livermore
Praetor
Gloucester News Personal Items and Social Notes
Mrs Mark Wabuck of Coputatd and Mr Dick Simpson of Ueallt pursue Crue aged Gable Fath, old gentleman celebrating SOU birthday and now in failing health after hospital care in St Vincent's and a Bank of NSW Gloucester outing. Guest of honor at Returned Loldliers social was Sp t May Kennedy welcomed home after New Guinea service. An evening event marks the approaching marriage of Miss Mavis Martin at Mr Blow's Belbora residence on Friday 27 October.
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Mark Wabuck
Coputatd
Dick Simpson
Ueallt
Gable
Maitland cattle sale shows firm values and strong bullocks
At Maitland yards yesterday 50 fat cattle yarded with more bullocks and fewer cows. Prices held firm from last quotations with best bullocks reaching 42 2 167, road to £16 16, plain to high tram. Cows sold from £24 18, lighter types from £8, best yearlings to £28 8, thurs from £9 10 7. No Homebush sale due to industrial trouble. Kerambach sale reports large yarding of store cattle and medium fat cattle, fat cattle prices steady, quality bulls selling well, inferior stock harder to dispose of. Store bullocks sums and store steers listed.
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Maitland
Xerambach
Mepava
Paterson, Burton and Co
Pennery
Lynch
Heifer
J. McRae
Road Dispute Letters From Editor to Council
A letter to the editor describes a dispute over use and access on WAUKIVORY ROAD. The writer claims obstruction tied to property interests and cites incidents including gate blocking, cattle on the track, and a fatal hospital case linked to the conflict. The writer asks for consideration of alternate access and calls attention to wartime service by local residents.
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Council
Une Diaputell Road
Winnmenthe
Carnnell
Welson
Wea
Wilson
Duca
Olav
Loremmne Andrews
Oki
Hawion & Hawdon Wien
Jenny
Julie
Wwell
le Raad
Hoy
Edietor
J. Phillips
Big Cricket At Barrington A Friendly Ladies vs Boys Match
Barrington hosted a mixed cricket day on the 14th with Old Buffers and the Ladies Team meeting the boys and girls in a lively contest. Key players included Hughie Grant for the O B team and Arch ie McRine scoring 47 in the second innings. Umpired by D. Shaw and D. Grant, the match raised about £16 for the Barrington Red Canal.
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Vic
Maten Betwern
Oll Butters
Bovis
Micheline Leon
Olin
A. Promiinent
Adence Rael
Webwek
Win
Shy
Mater
O.B
Hughie Grant
Archie ‘McRine
Girlsy
Dougi
Shaw
D. Grant
B. Moore
J. Merchant
M. Wellard
F. Baker
Joan
Eileen Higgins
Barrington Red Canal
Cattle sale notices at Gloucester and Gliсcenter fairs
A Gloucester sale by Mr Tom Hicka offers 650 Hereford bullocks and 4 y, mostly Warrinilla bred, in October 1900. Wirh sale at Gliсcenter by Messrs W B Boarke on Tuesday in November at 11 am. The notices list quality stock from food quality station bred herds and warn of special cattle sale timing and location.
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Tom Hicka
Gloucester
Tyeatey
Warrinilla
F. K. Mackay
W. B. Boarke
Ger. Pty. Ltd
Gliicenter
Gloucester District War Fund Annual Report Honors and Losses
The Gloucester District Patriotic and War Chest Fund reports a year of donations totaling £980 5s 5d with major support from Red Cross POW Fund and local donors. The year saw £2044 1s 1d in collections, with £650 extra given to HQ and £2860 total since inception. Funds funded canteens, presentations, and Army and Navy welfare, while losses include enlistees from the district and congratulations for local award recipients Flight Simton and Jack Muddie on the Distinguished Flying Cross. The committee thanks the public, sub-branches, and Gloucester Advocate for assistance and notes ongoing financial needs for 1945.
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Gloucester
AL HL & P
Bovinty
Red Cross
Mies
Bran Realty Li
Bowman
Bowman Patriotic
ITAL
Mivese
Aelrodenbhe
Ree
A.C. Nbm
Ser
Pund
Aunllacy
Pune
Arrowsmith
Onneily
Jada
Flight Simton
Ant Jack Muddie
Jong Te
Hin
DFC
Haa
R. 8. Wilson
Hia
Gloucester Advocate
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City Price Draper and Mercer
A. J. Cavanough
Crusader
Oh Crusader’ Mill
Hazelwoods
A.hazelwood
Bennetts
J. Bennett
Optometrists
George Viitun
Wilrain
Haces
Glmnecester Race Club
Albert Blanch
Aonney
Cant
Thuresday Sant
Declan
Jocal Art Training Corps
Ysis
Majestic ‘Theatre
Mount George
Mt. George School of Atta
Majestic
20Th Century:Fox
Monty Woolley
Gracie Fields
Gracie
Monty
Nunnolly Johnson
Laird Creger
Una Connor
Alan Mowbray
Melville Cowper
Franklin Pangborn
John Stir
Arnold Bennett
Canina
Waukivory
Barrington
Gloucester District
WAH Ghest Fund
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