Whatson's Fancy Linens Ad Promotes Floral Collection
An advertisement for Whatson's Fancy Linens highlights Floral Linens No Two Alike fashion craze with three quarter yard pieces offered.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1934
Page
2
An advertisement for Whatson's Fancy Linens highlights Floral Linens No Two Alike fashion craze with three quarter yard pieces offered.
Mr. CE Bennett, winner of the Gloucester by election caused by Ab. W. Bennett’s death, was sworn in as the Legislative Assembly met on Tuesday. Also noted is a letter from the Under Secretary for Agriculture to Minister L. O. Martin about Kikuyu grass seed. The Botanist clarifies Kikuyu grass produces no seed here, only roots.
The Kit Kat Orchestra will perform at the Juvenile Pancy Dress Ball and Adults' Dance in the Ma jestic Theatre on Tuesday night next Qemaber Zod. The Parents and Citizens Association Prigée offers prizes for costumes and posters. Teachers have prepared folk dancing and a grand march at 7.45 pm, with adult dancing from 10.30 pm to 2.30 am.
Great Pacific Airways was registered in Sydney on Tuesday with a capital of £500 000. E T Fisk, first chairman of the board, outlined plans to develop commercial aviation in Australia and beyond, offering passenger and goods transport while keeping operations Australian where possible. T P Am named managing director. Matthewson & Co. to sell dairy herd and plant for Mr R S Hendrerson at Burnside near Gloucester at noon on Wednesday. At Gloucester Shire Yards Tuesday, Tom Hicks to auction 800 head of cattle from New England and Gloucester breeders, including prime fat stock, with emphasis on well bred consignments.
Mr D I McDonald, renowned sight test specialist of Webster Inck and McDonald Sydney Ltd, will attend and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel on Friday September 28 from 9 am to noon. Appointments may also be booked at A T Cavanaugh's Chemist. A canary has died in England at age 42.
The Gloucester Chamber of Commerce and Development League met Monday night led by W W Haddon. They agreed to assist improvements to Gloucester Police Station and supply information to Newcastle City Council Tourist Bureau. They discussed mail delivery upgrades, memorial clock chimes, hospital patient figures, aeroplane landing grounds, railway station approaches, and road maintenance urging action from Railway Commissioners and Transport Ministers.
The usual monthly Red Cross Society meeting was held on Tuesday September 1 with Mrs J dt Highins presiding. Mrs White resigned as President and an appeal for a returned soldiers wife aid was approved. An afternoon tea followed. next meeting is October 16 at 3 p.m.
The popular pairs handicap bowls event is set for tomorrow with play starting at 2 p.m. at the local alley.
Messrs Paterson aston and Co offer 850 head at Krambach yards on Wednesday October 3 starting 12 30 pm. The lot includes 450 fattening age tullocks mainly Devon and Durham cross and 400 good quality steers and heifers.
Final results show Thompson 24 862 votes with a majority of 11 853 over O Connor 18 008 and Cantwell 12 210. UAP second preferences largely favored Thompson with about 30 percent going to Labor. In Canberra reports PM Cameron plans to use the room rather than the UAP room at Parliament House.
In the Scullin Government a faction of five Labor members disputes policy with Mr Lyons singled out as the lone sign of leadership. Reports claim Lyons must go alone amid a restless party climate as Australia rejects a split with Dr Page and calls for a stronger, cross party ministry including Paterson Hawker and Menzies.
An agreement between the Australian Dairy Produce Export Board and the Australian Overseas Traders Association reduces butter and cheese freight to the United Kingdom by three and a half percent starting October. The deal lasts three years, following last year’s seven and a half percent cut, saving the industry £60,000 and aiming for £35,000 yearly further relief. Shipments will adjust from November to boost Australian butter at outports, with Mr. R. McKellar of Melbourne named organiser in the United Kingdom.
A period advertisement promotes sending Australian butter as gifts to the United Kingdom for Christmas under a scheme by the Producers' Co-operative Distributing Society Ltd Sydney. Orders close October 70 with farm order forms from district butter factories. A travel quip then references Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds.
A letter from R Bartlett to the editor rails at shire council over three months without relief, urging action for Copeland unemployed, calling for a bridge across Copeland Creek and sustained work. He denounces clergy and politicians, cites hardship, and urges councilors to secure government jobs and bridge funding with local support.
Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports prime pigs at Tuesday Sydney salon priced firm. Parkers dominate supply, mainly medium to good. Prime fetes scarce. offerings 1600 head. Backfatters heavy sold up to 140 per head. baconers 50 to 110 1b. porkers 18 to 36/5. Tolls 1090lb 26 to 48.
Kempsey auction on Wednesday October 3 at 11 80 am by E W Sparks Ltd offers 500 head of steers and bullocks with stores and springing heifers and some fat cows. The bulk consists of Durhams Herefords and Black Poll crosses from Upper Macleay and is described as a splendid lot.
H Coote jeweller offers watch clock gun rifle repair services at city prices. Eye strain relief available through A Conte's spectacles. Repair guarantees on mechanical items. Located in Gloucester.
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