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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1952
Page
2
Local optometrists Webster and McDonald announce eye care services in Sydney. A reminder for a Friday appointment window opens at 10 30 am with incidental notes on commercial appointments and contact details for Ebert Parish Pty Ltd and Elucenter.
The Rev. McLean preached at the Presbyterian Church of St Anieess Gloucester detailing promise of salvation. Parishioners attend a late service and hear calls for faith, devotion, and enduring community support amid a week of readings and prayer.
Incoherent OCR text hints at an Easter holiday promotion and reopening notices for a local business. Mentions April dates and plans for the country location, with advertiser references and a vague timeline. The readable fragments suggest a promotional event and reopening details lacking clear names or places.
The text presents a garbled record of society and church branch activities with names such as Cross branches and Mille Bone Duirymen and mentions meetings, visits, and appointments. It references individuals like Mrs A Crywabe and Crowther and notes a gathering on a Saturday amid disjointed phrases.
In a confusing report the committee discussed farm production shortfalls and possible improvements. It notes rising costs and potential price changes as boards weigh options and timing for action.
Fragmented sale listings show dairy farm acreage bids around £30 per acre and a 248 acre parcel sold under auction terms. Names such as Mr. Menderson and Mr. Smith appear among buyers, with varied acre counts and prices noted.
Classified style note reports a ten foot connecting rod missing between a craftsman named Howard James Rawhtlal and an entity described as Prone Me an. The garbled OCR suggests a mechanical part used in British breaking and possibly a request for information on its location or recovery. No clear date or location is legible.
Fragmentary OCR text references Gloucester Soldiers Memorial Hospital with scattered names and notes. Mentions of individuals like Ronald Yimpi and David, plus dates and locations are incomplete and unclear. No cohesive event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
The Shire of GlouciSteh records a local ceremony with Jone tometer and the guests. The event includes arrangements for local government acts and provides details on the marriage of Chaplin in the 1940s.
Fragments show an official tender call dated April 26 3082 inviting bids for a project at Gloucester with plans and specifications available from the Beeler Gir Marry 3 Chaplin Shire Clerk, an April 1084 filing.
An era of public notices and community thanks appears with references to water supply interruptions and local acknowledgments. The fragment mentions persons like GARry No CHAPLIN and committee members, plus notices in government gazette about land and jetty matters and bids from firms such as G. A. ENGEL & SONS PTY. LTD. The material hints at local civic activity, riverfront land parcels, and survey offices in Ten Carden seations, Ma.
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