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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
2
Branch classes of Port Pirie Technical School in Dresnmus ing Art Needlework and Millinery have started at Memorial Hall Gladstone. Fee 1/1 per term (13 weeks) per subject payable in advance. Miss Roberts will be in attendance every Tuesday morning and afternoon.
Gladstone Tennis Club schedules a special meeting at Memorial Hall on Monday evening May 4 at 7 45 to discuss urgent baginess.
The Gladstone Agricultural Bureau will hold a ladies meeting in the Eastern pressing Room on Tuesday next July 10 to arrange supper for the year.
Public notice requires filing for the year ending June 1983 at the Taxation Office Adelaide for all employees and married earners with income above threshold. Deadline is July 3, 1928, and August 1925 for other cases. Late returns incur penalties per Government Gazette details. Commissioner E. Cornish signs the notice.
A special general meeting of subscribers of the Gladstone Institute will be held in the library on Tuesday July 10 at 8 p m to consider purchasing land adjoining the institute and leasing it to the Gladstone Bowling Club. Secretary W L Evans 61 Aratut.
A brief from Brulstone advertises a vegetable and beans business offering weekly feeds and fresh produce. The notice invites patrons to visit twice weekly and to order at all hours, highlighting quality and quick service.
Notice lists missing item and request for location of a lady from Gladstone. Details include references to shops, sales, and local notices with church announcements and service times.
Community notices list a Gladstone Tennis Club meeting next Monday at 7 45 pm to discuss the bazaar sale and business matters. A Frolic at Gladstone Institute featured Mrs Meury Ford, with a full report coming in the next issue. An Agricultural Bureau social gathers Tuesday at 3 pm to plan a supper for the annual sale.
The fragment describes the Ornamental Grounds Committee noting a small expense and salary charges during a quarterly report. It references distribution to congregations and a meeting where members and duties are listed amid English place names and individuals.
The notice outlines a busy period with coursing events planned for July and August, entries exceeding requirements. It details an upcoming memorial hall election, lists nominees, and announces a large livestock and poultry sale with extensive yard prices and conditions.
Fragmentary lines describe WW Tools buying items we cannot afford and a distant hope called Wools' Great Peppermint Cure. The text hints at hardship, daily endurance, and a dwindling commonwealth faced with scarce coin.
AiR A H Tull, aged elder of Gladstone, born Barking Essex 1812, educated at Bagdad Grammar School, pursued trade apprenticeships then a long railway and business career in Australia. He lived in Gladstone over 47 years, later moved to Wort Australia, and returned to South Australia after his wife’s illness before passing December 2095.
July 3 Georgetown reports a lively Leap Year Ball run by the improvements committee on the oval. Miss Molly Tynes entertained on piano. a substantial supper and decorations were provided by a committee led by Mrs Co. A. Suistlacombe. Guests included Mr and Mrs Smulincombe, Mr and Mrs McLaren, and others. A separate golf match with Gladstone Club ended with a Gladstone win. Miss Vouniv Tumpkine thanked the hosts for hospitality.
A historical listing shows donations to the Gladstone Unemployed Fund with prior acknowledgments and several donors including ABQ and Palmer contributing small sums. The text reflects a donor recording with scattered OCR errors.
A brief humor item uses playful wording to depict a scene involving children and a character nicknamed Noods. The piece evokes light mischief and a festive mood centered on peppermint themes.
The Gedrketown Tub held their annual meet on Wednesday and Thursday. Weather was warm with 17 sites run. Winners included Good Whisky over Glager and Extra Special over Murry Woments, among others. a banquet by Mrs A Moaavcy’s farm celebrated the day.
An Australian Goodyear plant outlines calendering for tyre fabric and gum. Three polished steel rolls drive fabric and gum at variable speeds, with top, middle, and bottom rolls coordinating to apply gum, control thickness, and prevent sticking. The system supports fabric and gum coating, with heat or cool cycles and precise knife-cut widths.
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