Gladstone Public Reading Room and Library Institute
The library opens for exchange on Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays from 3 to 6 pm and 7 to 3 pm. Everyone is asked to subscribe. The institute serves the public good and seeks support. The hall and supper room are available for engagement. Apply to Secretary W. J. Burford for charges and terms.
Faces and Boobers of Witty Proverbs and One Liners
A collage of quick quips and jokes about money, health, fashion, love, and work. It weaves pithy lines from varied speakers, including remarks on Freemasons charity, married life, grooming, and everyday mishaps. The humor relies on wordplay, social cues, and light satire matched to late 19th or early 20th style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemasons
Great Britain
Orule
Towmy
Mr. Newton
Londons
Lyde Park
Bill
Jim
Ephyr
Ile
Clara
Henry
Casey
Dooley
Tommy
Grandma
Debts and Gold as Britain and Australia Face
The article argues that paying debts with gold is impractical and outlines how South Africa China India and Britain balance debt with agricultural and mineral exports. It notes Britain's shift from gold to food and the rising cost of debt service, urging reliance on real production and warning of creditor dependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
London
Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd
India
England
Australia
Borland
Bill
Ditor
Walter Elliot
Farher
Britain
Ut Il
Awever
Triuy
Gladstone Show Winners and Prize Promises Detailed
The Gladstone Show awarded cash prizes across multiple classes including High School First Year Melba Coe and Phil Garner, Intermediate Reg. Sandow and Doreen Stoker, and Leaving Class Tom McLaren and Mary Slattery. Primary School winners span Grades I to VII with many named children and helpers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Melba Coe
Phil Garner
Reg. Sandow
Doreen Stoker
Myrtle Wild
Tom McLaren
Mary Slattery
George Hollitt
Maureen O'Neil
Joan Turley
Rae C Gwatking
Margaret Thistleton
William Stewart
Kevin Miller
Laurel Nash
H. Osman
A. Weckert
J. S. Fisher
Messrs
G. Flavel
T. Prior
M. Roberts
L. Roberts
Crystal Brook
C. A. Weckert
Laura
Wheat Pool declares third dividend for 1933 34 season
The Secretary of L A Cooperative Wheat Pools Limited reports the Directors have declared a third dividend for the 1933/34 wheat season. The advance is 1 shilling per bushel and will be available to growers on Monday October 1. Total payments for the season reach 2 shillings 2 pence per bushel minus freight. a final fourth payment is expected later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A
Clarifying Credit Obligations for Plant and Animal Products
The creditor stresses priority in realizing payments while the debtor faces growing difficulty meeting obligations. They seek alternatives and ask what else can be provided, with a plan to continue discussion in the next issue.
Rainfall Totals Charted Across Years and Months
A long OCR table titled The Rainfall lists yearly data from 1880 to 1920s with monthly figures for Jan through Oct and a grand total row. The record preserves scattered numeric values, partial month names, and inconsistent decimals, reflecting historical rainfall measurements.
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G. W. Blaskett
Ayr Street
Jamestown
R. Fourister
Library
Institute
John Souter
W. J. Burford
Wan
W. H. Comatock Co. Ltd
Dr. Morse
Long Street
Sydney
L. M. W. Judell
Ivory
Review Office
National Library of Australia
Caltowie
Roy Foubister
J. H. Siviour
Gordon Siviour
The
Blantyre Bakery
Chas. Geddes & CO. Timber
Port Pirie
Port Augusta
Port Lincoln
Tumby Bay
Forgan
J. & R. Forgan, Limited
Crystal Brook and
Commonwealth Savings Bank Service
Aus
T Comore Savings Bank of Australiauarantee Commonwealth Government
Hearne
Fage M
Pepe
Woo
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