Waukivory hall opens amid Jubilee celebration
A large crowd gathered in Waukivory on a Wednesday night for the official opening of the new Jubilee Hall. Mr J R Higgins received land deeds from trustees Mrs Higgins and others, with speeches praising the hall’s potential and local road improvements. Supper followed, and the Melody Makers Orchestra provided music.
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Devine
Periera
Gloucester
Waukivory
Jenkins
Snodgrass
Walcha
Port Stephens
Higgins
Ribbons
Yee Simpke
Melody Makers Orchestra
A W. Mowle
Horton
Messrs
W Ribbons
Ki Jenkins
C. Slade
A. West
R. Wilks
K. Wilks
K. Hunter
W. Brassington
V. Connolly
J. R. Higgins
H. J Channell
J. White
H. Matthewson
Breese
B. Andrews
J. Wrismant
Hs, Harris
Why Send Your Orders Away A City Prices Catalog Ad
A Meseritic article extols shopping at H Coote Jeweller Glouces ter offering Yale requirements found at city prices. A trial is promised to prove satisfaction guaranteed and the full catalog kept on hand for customers.
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Ly H Coote
Jeweller
Gloucester
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Gloucester League Holds Annual Meeting in Corbett's Cafe
The Gloucester Football League gathered at Corbett's Cafe on Wednesday night March 27 with about twenty members. Secretary J Hazelwood presented the balance sheet showing receipts of 67 pounds 16 shillings 9 pence and expenditures of 65 pounds 10 shillings 8 pence, leaving a credit balance of 2 pounds 6 shillings 1 pence but debts to Gloucester Electric Supply Co. carried over from the old league. Officers were elected with Dr F V Munro as patron and Frank Foley as president. J Hazelwood named Secretary Treasurer. A £1 1s affiliation and £1 6d registration were set, and funds sought for a local competition, with a general meeting planned for April 12 to attract more clubs.
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Corbett
Frank Foley
J. Hazelwood
Street & Parish
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Pety
H. Gray
Advocate
Stroud
OWI League
C. Walmsley
Electric
HO. Jory
Gloucester
League
Gloucester Electric Supply Co
Old
Gloucester League
F. V. Munro
Messrs
DH Hill
G. Farley
J. Bignell
J Hazelwood
A. J. Woodward
M. Newton
H. A. Abbott
D. A. J. Hill
Nabiac Parish Mission Closes After Joyful Anglican Effort
The Nabiac parish completed its first Church Army mission led by Captains R P Thomas S J Pearsall and G Coad at Nabiac Forster and Coolongolook. Welcomed by Rev Wm Griffith Cochran, the event drew large turnouts with schools and children involved. The fortnight featured daily Eucharists and open air gatherings, ending with a well attended forster and Nabiac service and a thanks to all helpers at the rectory grounds. Parishioners traveled long distances, and the rector proclaimed the mission a spiritual uplift and huge success. The final gathering saw about 150 attendees bidding Godspeed to the evangelists.
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Churen
Nablae Parish
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G. ©. Coad
St. Paul's Church
Nabiac
Subterranean clover boosts poor soil in Dunrogg district
Ahoren, Hunter River agrostologist, reports on farms in Dunrogg showing subterranean clover improves pastures and yields. He notes sowing 3 lb of seed and 1 lb of superphosphate per acre, with ploughing or deep renovation giving best results. Brewer’s trials on pipeclay soil prove clover’s fertility gains, cows improve, and maize yields rise. lime and superphosphate boost plots, while red clover and perennial rye grass also show promise. Renovation with a reno vator or ploughing favored to manage paspalum and maintain fertile pastures for dairy farming.
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C. E. Ahrens
Hunter River
Dun- Rog
Howard Brewer
Mershdisle
Brewer
R. L. Fitzgerald
Dungog
Department of Agriculture
CH. Smith
Bandon Grové
Hooke
Wirraguilla
Sydney Stock Sale Reports Variable Meat Prices
Commercial. Homebush stock sales Sydney Thursday. Cattle buyers used free market for quality, close values near last day’s improved rates. Yardage 2622 across quality poor, prime heavy cattle scarce, prime lightweight beet sparse. Farkers dearer. Winchcombe Carson Ltd notes Tuesday Sydney sale: total 1050 pigs. Medium quality porkers common, prime porkers scarce. Baconers firm, backfatters lower. Backfatters extra prime 120 lb 42 to 48 shillings, 95 lb to 110 lb 38 to 42. Porkers 70 to 90 lb 34 to 38, 50 to 70 lb 30 to 34, 30 to 50 lb 20 to 30.
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Homebush
Sydney
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