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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 26, 1933

Page

2

Australian factory distribution and self government risks

The text warns that smaller states risk secession and loss of self-government as Australia's industrial base concentrates near coastal capitals. It notes 21,751 factories nationwide with 15,743 in New South Wales and Victoria, most near Sydney and Melbourne, and reports six of seven governing centers on vulnerable coasts. It highlights the danger of war or attack on Sydney and Melbourne disrupting industry and governance, urging tariffs and alliances to preserve unity and self-rule. Separate items mention a large clock installation in Messina, and a Gloucester renovator offering services.

Australia New South Wales Victoria Melbourne Sydney Adelaide Perth Brisbane Niwa Mee Canberra Lithlow

Gloucester Adharaty JUCSDAY 1933 Rainy Week Ends

The district reports splendid rainfall over the weekend and continuing into morning. Up to 9 o'clock this morning 202 points recorded for the month. Gloucester Band Contest planned for December 1 and 2 with solos, quartets, and hand marches. J Hawking Fay to adjudicate. Full programme out for printing. The Richmond River Herald notes mechanical hay and horse breeding revival. Australian meteorologist Thies Jones cited. Dairy factory returns show strong monthly payments but no bonus. union memberships rising. Star Theatre announces Frank Artin in The Man Who Played God with plans for Smitin’ Through. Bishop Brandt criticizes temptations and church tensions. London electrified tram system now 167 miles.

Gloucester Focal Branc Church Street J. Hawking Fay Upper Wallamba Primary Producers’ Union LHF Horace Deer W. Wann Charles ‘Tennant

Britain to seek end to war debts to United States

London reports Sir F. Leith-Ross will travel to Washington to press for settlement of Britain’s war debts. Officials favor scaling the debt down without using the word cancellation. A proposal also considers reducing the debt to £200,000,000 payable at £5,000,000 annually for 40 years. President Roosevelt backs a final lump-sum payment.

London Great Britain United States Daily Mail F. Leith-Ross Washington Officinla Roosevelt

Plane crash near Taree injures two youths and wrecks plane

Two Bris bane Aero Cub youths Alfred Henderson 19 and Frederick Robertson 18 escaped with minor injuries after their aeroplane struck a farm fence at Mitchells Island near Taree while en route from Brisbane to Sydney. The undercarriage and engine were damaged. They were pulled from the wreckage by farmers J Cowan and B Mathieson and taken to Taree by doctors and police. The plane had engine trouble after passing Port Macquarie and the pilots hoped to land at the Ocean Bar aerodrome before continuing to Sydney tonight.

Taree Brisbane Aero Cub Bealls Sydney Mitchell's Island Alfred Henderson Frederick Robertson J. Cowan B. Mathienon Henderson Cavan Port Macquarie Ol Bar Kempsey Mail

Wide Rainfall Deluges North Coast and Riverina Areas

Heavy weekend rain drenched the northern half of the state with scattered showers, pockets of torrential rainfall across the coast and inland as far as Tiboohaem. Port Macquarie led totals at over 84 points with Gosford rain hampering crops while Dairying centers in the North Coast benefited. Met forecasts expect more showers in the northeast and along the coasts in days ahead.

Almovt Tiboohaem Queensland Port Macquarie Gosford Mares Darling

Heatherdale Handicap Handicaps Set for Manchester Flats Meet

The Heatherdale P C Association lists handicaps for the Heatherdale Handicap at 130 yards to be run at Manchester Flats on Monday. A long roster of entrants is named by distance and competitor, with many familiar local shooters and officials identified, noting that handicaps may be altered.

Gloucester players named for Dungog and Connell Shield

The Gloucester club set rosters for a busy Saturday with four rinks facing Dungog at Gloucester. Selected to meet them are Isaac Arch White Boorer Street West Whatson Munro Graham Tresidder Milne Andrews Adams Smith Kendall Goddard Anderson. Gloucester will also represent at Taree for the Connell Shield on October 7 with Andrews Anderson White Street Tresidder Boorer Adams Graham. The Newcastle District B Pennants start in November with Gloucester picks Andrews Lowe Hawdon Street Isaac Kendall Boorer Graham Turner L Rye Munro White Tresidder Ten Anderson Adams. Reserves: Ashworth Whatson Goddard Weat.

Dungog Gloucester Isaac Arch White Boorer Street West Whatson Munro Graham Tresidder Milne Andrews Adams Smith Kendall Goddard Anderson Taree

Winooka to challenge seven-furlong world by fall

From Seattle R Naylor telegraphs a plan to race Winooka against Equipone and a seven furlong challenge on October 14, with options to travel to Paris if rejected. Trainer Polson says Winooka is in prime form and could break world records up to a mile, while Seattle writers hail a bold victory over Onrush as the fastest horse up to seven furlongs.

New York R. Naylor Seattle Winooks Equippine Quipoise C. V. Whitney Equipone Winooka Paris France Britain M. Polson Onrush Jack Atkins

Work For Dole Scheme Extended In State Government Notice

The State Government announced continuation of its emergency relief work scheme until June 30 next, a three month trial that many councils supported. Dorrigo Cobbora and Cudgong shire councils praised the program, though some felt coverage was too narrow, with total local expenditure around £885 and wages paid £165 in a given period. Over 200 men were employed weekly, under shire supervision, and Goulburn City Council reversed prior plans by granting a further three month trial.

Dole Dorrigo Cobbora Gulgong Town Cobbora Shire Gulgohe Counen Cudgegong Goulburn

Golf notes show Dawaca wins PAE handicap by 1 up

Saturday’s event saw B P Dawaca triumph by one hole with 29 as his handicap. Other scores ranged from square to ten down, including Rye 10 down and Turner 20 down. The field featured numerous decently tied results and one unfinished card A Laurie.

B. P. Dawaca D. C. Rye A. Turner A. Parish A. Oldfield W. Gamer J. MoRse P. Roddy

Gloucester District Cricket Association Annual Meeting Preview

Gloucester District Cricket Association calls for cutters and marks schedule events at Corbett's Cafe. TimbersSupply ad invites Jim Bennett of Allworth near Stead for poles and gear. Events include Gent's stepping, Ladies events, throwing at wicket with prizes, plus athletic activities. Annual meeting details: Thursday September 28 at 8pm, election of officers, balance sheet and report to be presented. J B Easton President and H Gray Secretary listed.

Gent

In Memoriam Taylor M sil oid saving memory

In memoriam for a dearly missed mother in law dated September 1931. The verse recalls her strength and the family sorrow as she passed peacefully, with lines of remembrance from Ellen and Lom in Ware.

Taylor River Ellen & Lom Ware

In Memoriam Taylor Dear Mother Obituary Note

In memory of our dear mother who departed this date. Sweet memories endure from years past. Lovingly filed by Sami and daughter-in-law Elizabeth in this quiet remembrance for a family keepsake.

Church Services Listings for Gloucester Area

Church of England services on October 1 at Gloucester and nearby halls with times from 7 0 to 8 30. Methodist Waukivory and Forbesdale meetings noted with weather dependent plans. Congregational Mission in Gloucester and Bundook sessions listed with dates. Stroud Independent Baptist Church schedule includes stations at Broad School of Arts and Johnson Creek with evening services.

Methodist Church Waukivory School of Arts Bowman Farm Forbesdale Marsh Stroud Independent

Commercial Homebush Stock Sales Report

Sydney market report from Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd notes 37 774 sheep penned with lambs and prime grown stock in fair to good quality and firm prices. Fat cattle yarding about 1 440 with overall better quality. fall seen in heavy cattle. prices range from 10/15 to 12/8 for best bullocks and up to 9/1 for heavy weights. Calves scarce about 250 penned with best quality scarce. prices per head listed as usual for the day.

Homebush Sydney Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd Maitland Euyera

Hockey match ends with Taree win on ill‑matched field

The Taree Business Girly visited Gloucester last Saturday for the final game of the season. The play was below standard as illness affected both sides. Gloucester’s forward line was weaker, but their defense held until near full time when Taree’s centre forward scored. Final score 1 to 9 in favour of Taree. Gloucester fielded Misses T Matthewson T Yates Cox M Green J Partin Penfold M Gillham Shaw C Yates B Penfold M Jose. The hockey season ends with a general meeting at Corbett's Cafe on Friday October 6 at 9 10 pm.

Taree Gloucester T. Matthewson T. Yates Cox M. Green J. Partin Penfold M. Gillham Shaw C. Yates B. Penfold M. Jose Corbett's Cafe

Dairying Outlook Tarer and Wingham Co op Notes

The Manning River Co op Daley Society reports butter output 4 109 8581n with 97 3101 in dairy ers, export 24 percent, profit £7313 with £168 to suppliers’ pay and £344 to reserve. Wingham Rural Co op notes record butter production 2 870 334 lb, up 4 percent, and 922 806 lb more than 81 32. Suppliers’ average pay 9 484 monthly, with deferred 1d per lb, plus 4 a tb cartage allowance Totalling £2000.

Tarer Manning River Unicomb W. Booth T. L. Tawele A. Templeton Wingham Major King Predicets’ Distributing Society Bermuses

Tennis tournament postponed by wet weather

Owing to rain there was no play on Saturday. The draw for that day will be held next Saturday with all entrants asked to be available. A plate sold by Cambridge Corporation nearly 1000 years ago is to be offered back to the corporation.

Cambridge Corporation

New Grass Variety Paspalidium Discovered Near Goondiwindi

A newly identified grass variety named paspalidium caphephonum was discovered by Dr. Hirahfield on Goondiwindi district land. The grass thrived with winter and summer rains, produced substantial grain and seed, and impressed government botanist CT White, who found it distinct from known paspalium species. Hubbard of Kew confirms its novelty to science.

Goondiwindi Hirahfield CT. White BrSse C. Hubbard Royal Botanical Garden Kew England Hubbard Mix White

Ester for Painless Extractions and Fillings

A note advises using ester for painless dental work. It mentions consulting David H. J. Hill, a dental surgeon, for extractions and fillings. The fragment signals a dental advertisement or guidance from a local practitioner cited by name and title.

David H. J. Hill

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