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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 21, 1934

Page

2

Glow Seater Dairy Ends Bonus For Suppliers

The Board of Directors of Glow Seater Dairy Company Ltd. decided to pay a fourpence per pound bonus to suppliers of butter for deliveries between January and June 1934. A Debating Society meeting at Corbett’s Rooms heard a speech by Mr. C B Snodgrass and honored Rev. A Alexander who will depart for Temora. The society elected Miss Mollie Bolton as president and planned support for the group conference on October 17.

Glowseater Dairy Company Ltd C. B. Snodgrass J. L. Hoge Re ‘Trinder W. Batger A. Alexander Temora Presbyterian Church Rev. Alexander W. W. Hawdon Snodgrass Alexander Corbett Mollie Bolton Elsie Yardy Heather Easton Edna ‘Hitchcock Rita Hitchcock Alma Britten Edna James Crowe Treas Miss Grant N. Thurlow Mesdames Glover Cavanaugh Motta Mra Husbands Moile Bolton Nancy Thurlow Lester Plummer John J. McBonell Taree Candle Plains the Creamery Pacific Highway Manning River U. S Torrens Lower Manning Buttorworth & Cowan

Graziers Gather for Cattle Committee Meeting

The Shire President Dr J R Hig ging presided at the School of Arts Club hall on Thursday afternoon for a Graziers Association Cattle Committee gathering. Mr G B Waller spoke on beef suitable for chilled export, with Mr J W Allen outlining association activities and a new Cattle Committee covering Paterson to Gloucester. Delegates H Higgins H A Abbott and J P Easton were appointed to represent Gloucester. membership set at 10 shillings per year up to 500 head. A detailed report will appear next issue.

J. Ro Higging School of Arts Club Thursay G. B. Waller Graziers’ Association J. W. Allen Paterson Gloucester H. Higgins H. A Abbott J. P. Easton Delgates Allen

Gloucester agent reports private sale of Hawdon property

Town property sales report by Mr Hall of Gloucester Testments and Agency Co notes the sale of Mr Hawdon's estate "Wakenfield" to Sister McRae who plans to operate it as the Narraweema Private Hospital. He also reports the sale of Mr Hay's cottage on Queen Street to Mr T Elk.

Mr Hall Gloucester Testments & Agency Co Hawdon Wakenfield McRae Narraweema Hall Hay Queen T. Elk

Gloucester Dairy Company Annual Meeting Report

The Gloucester Dairy Company, Limited held its annual general meeting at the School of Arts Club Hall. Chairman H. J. Dennett led a directors’ report showing a record butter production of 2,384,358 lbs for the year ending June 1934 and a dividend proposal of 5 percent on fully paid capital. The report covered manufacturing costs, supplier payments, and administrative expenses, with discussions on share-tarmer fees and the PP.U. levy.

Gloucester Dairy Company, Limited School of Arts Club H. J. Dennett Dennett W Ashworth D. Boorer H Mudile A. Shaw Wilson Messrs Cromarty Turner Chartered Charman W. J. Stanton Mr. Wratten Wratten Pp.u Sharefarmers Wey Laurie Bmchae Parish P.P U Weatten Fitzgerald Kron Reichert McHue Parigh McRae Street PPU P.P.U Uney Gloucester Dairy Company Murray Archinal Pp.uy Amoant A. Laurie J. D. Parish P.P V

Telegraphy replaced by teleprinter in Britain

Morse code, used for many years, has disappeared as teleprinters take over. A teleprinter operator can send about 100 messages an hour, versus 36 by Morse, making telegrams cheaper soon.

Britain

Death of Mr Wyn Tome a Myall districts resident

The well known Myall districts resident Mr Wyn Tome died in MRD Hospital last week at age 73 after long illness. Born on the Myall river he spent life working in Bullahtelah Nabiac and Failford districts and lived in Failford in recent years. He was a bachelor. The remains were interred in Tinariem cemetery with Rev Walter Lath officiating.

Myall Wd Wattamba Wyn Toma MRD Tome Myall River Bullahtelah Nabiac Failford Decenait Ad Baif Tinariem Walter Lath

Corkwood Tree Features Tied to Calf Blindness and Aboriginal Uses

Inspector C J Woollett cites corkwood leaves as a cause of calf blindness and notes tribes used the tree to catch eels while stories mention deaths of four children last year and a North Coast resident sending leaves to Germany for drug making. Mrs Green and Mrs Green plan Melbourne Centenary and Cup trip aboard the Wanganelia on 19 October.

North Germany Corkrwood Tweed-Lismore C. J. Woollett Green Marie Green Melbourne

Australian Authors and Hubener Praise Bushranger Myth Debunked

Professor G E B Hubener of the University of Bonn visits by the Niagara and describes Australian writers as honest and frank. He argues Australian literature has moved beyond European imitation and the bushranger myth toward authentic Australian life. An optometrist visit is announced with D T McDonald and partners available at the Commercial Hotel and through A J Cavanough's Chemist for appointments.

Niagara G. EB. Hubener University of Bonn Germany Australia Europe Hubenner

Gloucester Dairy Company nominees for Beven director vote

Nominations received for the Beven director election at Gloucester Dairy Company Ltd include ARCHINAL Arthur Ashworth Thomas William BOORER David Crowfoot Willian Henry Drards Percy Henry Dennett Herbert Joseph Farley John Henry Germon Edward Arbtor Landers Micheal Joseph Laurie Andrew Joseph Bruce McRae Archibald Bmuldle Herbert Rrichert William Wadlip Shaw Mekanier John Henry Smith William John Stanton Willam John H Wilson Janes Graham. Ballot papers to be revoRn ed by the Sith Getobor.

Beven Gloucester Dairy Company Ltd Archinal Arthur Ashworth Thomas William Boorer David Crowfoot Willian Henry Drards Percy Henry Dennett Herbert Joseph Farley John Henry Germon John Stephen Gresham Edward Arbtor Landers Micheal Joseph Laurie Andrew Joseph Bruce McRae Archibald Bmuldle Herbert Rrichert William Wadlip Shaw Mekanier Smith John Henry Stanton Willam John H. Hy Wilson Janes Graham Ballot

Wallanbah Notes recounts at Wallanbah Presbyterian event

The Wallantth Presbyterian association holds a meeting at the residency of Mr and Mrs J B L Cumming after a lively concert and Warne Roast that drew friendly crowds. Mentions a visit to Lake the Garden of Iden and an excursion from the crossroads to Maxwood Ferny with industrious townsfolk assisting two workers in need.

Anil Renwinber Eaythu Mhunl Lyme Tate Wleek Dairy Cnie Graze Fuetell Lee Hue Lana George Mnetibhon Tnwshi Associeton Base Mes Cumming Warne Iden Nowiee Trey Tront Maxwood Ferny

Royal Excursion to Sydney For Young Australians

A group of AJL young stars plans an excursion to Sydney in honor of a royal visit. Participants include Alan Chaplin Maxwell Chaplin and other youths who will watch parades visit landmarks such as the Bridge and 200. They will stay at Olitry Gardens and enjoy seaside activities and educational tours. Vacancies remain. parents may write to the Young Australia League in Sydney for details.

Gliicester Abe Young Australia League Hold Prince Hen Yourg Boys Alin Chaplin Maxwell Chaplin Ernant Tiarner Ian H. Howell Alexander Johnston Bru Jones Ross Skreet Dough Eric Young Robert Harley Riymond Wohwrk Barry Price Uns Esperiunue Javill Toya Homa Tts Anzai Inter Australia Leslie Pitt Street Sydney

Golf notes stroke handicap draw and results at the links

Draw for the stroke handicap lists matchups including Chariton vs Turner and others. The one-stick competition on Wednesday was won by Mrs Roddy with 106/1987. several players posted scores above 100 and some entries were incomplete. United Charities afternoon at the links raised £1 1s, with Mrs Hogg winning the putting event and Mrs Matthews taking the 12 hole stroke handicap trophy with 72.2448. Mrs Horner was runner up for non-ball winners.

Roddy D. Higgins Hoge Carolin Middlebrook Yates Garner United Charities Hogg Matthews Horner

Bowls Schedule Likely For Nontravelers

Tomorrow a game will be arranged for bowlers not going to Yuree by Mesare Goddard and Whateon in the local bowling circle.

Bowiers Yuree Mesare Goddard and Whateon

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