Workshop destroyed by fire in Ravenshaw Street
A fire around one o clock this morning totally destroyed Mr. E Patmore's workshop on Ravenshaw Street. The galvanised iron shed contained joinery plant, carpenters stools, sawn timber and window sashes. Neighbors Fred Smith and Arthur Purdon helped Monro brothers extinguish the blaze before roof collapse. Insurance with Mercantile Mutual Company valued at 1055 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Patmore
Ravenshaw Street
Fred Smith
Patmore
Arthur Purdon
Monro
Ulf
Mercantile Mutual Company
Locke Cup and Monthly Medal Golf Notes
Golf notes announce Locke Cup first round pairing with Monthly Medal. Matches include Hawdon vs Ashworth, Rye vs Charting, Street vs Garner, Hawdon vs Waetward, and Coole vs Jeffrey among others. Members wishing to compete should enroll promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rye
P. Ruddy
J. G. Gonnelly
B Coole
M. Jeffrey
Obleld
Laurin
Anderesony
G. Easton
Bowls Handicap Pairs Contest Set For Gloucester Green
On the Gloucester green tomorrow afternoon a pairs handicap competition will be played. The 25 end match starts at 2 pm with teams listed: Munro 4 and Turner 6 versus Street 0. Bolton 6 and Tresidder 4 versus Whatson 10 and Adams 0. Kendall 6 and Harris 0 versus Wratton 8 and White 0. Alder 8 and Isaar 4 versus Lowe 6 and Anderson 0. Smith 8 and Goddard 4 versus Arch. White 6 and Boorer . Bignell 10 and Andrews 4 versus Milne 8 and Graham 9. Teni 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Munro
Turner
Street
Bolton
Tresidder
Whatson
Adams
Kendall
Harris
Wratton
White
Alder
Isaar
Lowe
Gloucester District Tennis Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Gloucester District Tennis Association met Wednesday with President Rev. Alecuuler and officers elected: Patron J Easton, Vice-Presidents J Welland and W Ryan, Secretary K Boorer, Treasurer L Monro. A two-grade ram partition starts April 22 with nominations closing April 19. Sheep notes and visiting optometrist arrangements also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester District Tennis Association
E. Snow
J Easton
Alecuuler
J. Welland
W. Ryan
K. Boorer
L. Monro
Hockey Players Meeting Sparks Club Hope
An evening gathering gathered about fifteen young ladies and others to plan a hockey club. After discussion, the group adjourned to meet next Wednesday. Convenors urge interested players to leave names at Street & Parish Ltd store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesteur
Messrs Street & Parish Ltd
Meat export policies shift under Ottawa Agreement
A report from Melbourne notes changes in frozen meat export quotas to Britain under the Ottawa Agreement for 1933. It cites a 40 AGUA level and a 10 percent annual increase, with Queensland and Western Australia permitted at 98 percent share. Victoria’s shipments and broader export totals are outlined, indicating shifting duties and finality dates for regional quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wodnenniy
Australia
Britsin
Ottawa
West Australia
Victoria
Poment Ag
Queensland
Football Notes Preview of Gloucester Reds Season Opener
The article notes the season opener tomorrow with Tw Baines set to play and Gloucester Reds facing the Etrallind Blum. It lists players including Gordon and Ro Hadi and mentions forthcoming selections from Wanderers and Reeves, with general team lineup details and pending match conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Reds
Etrallind Blum
Ray
Inermorraw
Wanderers
Tiuironter Reeves
Far
Glocester
Hes
Gordon
Ro Hadi
Chon
Mattheswsen
Wiliams
Gidley
Babeomer
Ay Wilson T Bivicomme
Mo Munro
Britten
Griffithy Repmerments
K. Odfiet T. Patt
Je Ammfienl
B Butlen
Paltoele
Onafiena
Gloucester Township land sale offered in scattered allotments
Mr Russell Hall arranged the sale of residential sites in Gloucester Township offering blocks at very low prices with instalment terms. Mr Cytil Lavender promotes quick disposal with cash discounts and staged payments, asserting property value exceeds purchase price. Lavender can be visited at the Gloucester Investments and Agency Company office in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hall
Gloucester Township
Hall
Gloucester
Cytil Lavender
Lavender
Mr. Lavender
Gloucester Investments and Agency Company
Dairying Surge in Western Districts Highlighted
Mr. F Wilkinson senior dairying instructor told Grafton dairymen that Western district expansion has prompted North Coast producers to demand monthly cream cheques rather than annual ones. He warned soil fertility declines and outlined the need to renovate pastures and restore nutrients to lift milk yields back to former peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wilkinson
Grafton
Dubbo
North Coast
Mr. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Root of rabbit plague at inspectors conference remarks
At the Stock Inspectors Conference Mr F P Forster urged that rabbit control is essential and blamed Pastures Protection Boards for neglect. He warned that unchecked rabbits threaten pasture health and urged enforcement of the Act to eradicate the pest. Other speakers pressed for stronger powers and action, noting boards often fail to prosecute for noncompliance.
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FP. Forster
Goulburn
FT Yeomans
Narrandera
Morster
CROWN
Smith
Malelon
S Falkiiner Cumbertasia
Yeomans
L W. Bucknell
Coonathambran
Trowbln
B.A. Euens
Maitland
L Fielder
Dubbo
Forster Stat
Akron Airship Disaster At Sea City News Or Not
An airship disaster described near New York as the Akron of the United States Navy was reportedly struck by a storm and destroyed. Survivors cite gale buffeting and hull rupture with the ship sinking rapidly after the crash near Avon, with all on board presumed lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Akron
Unitedd States Navy
Inez
Upper House Reform Campaign Opens in Croydon
The prewar government launches its campaign for a reformed Upper House arguing the bill protects the white community and constitutional government. Officials say a Yes vote will strengthen public tradition, private savings, insurance, investment, enterprise, and employment across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
Garantee Private Savings
Tfo Insurance
Butter Prices and Co operative Pays 1904–1922
The record traces butter prices and farmer pays from 1904 to 1922 in the Richmond Tweed area. It notes early uniform payments across co operatives by 1922 with minor factory variations, cites prices in pence per pound across years, and lists monthly figures through 1930, highlighting shifts from about 8d to 22d across periods and noting standardization by the 1920s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond-Tweed
Rabbit skins market reports from Sydney sale
A Sydney sale report notes higher prices for rabbit skins with varied good and bad lot changes. Prices range from 1d to several pence per dozen for different qualities. hare skins and damaged hides show modest gains. The piece includes a quoted essay on gold standard beliefs and notes a mattress advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Homebush
Commercial Special Cattle Sale at Paterson Auction
Paterson firm reports a successful cattle sale held Tuesday 4 April with 450 mixed cattle yarded. Prices for bullocks and female cattle steady, steers in demand with higher rates. list shows totals for numerous buyers led by Ext. J. B Lautie and others. Also notes Homnbush Sydney sales and pig values with Tyne docks opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson, Aston and Co
Devon
Durham
Lautie
V. Butler
J. Hibbard
A. Clayworth
W. C. Ridgeway
Ridgeway
A.ridgeway
J. R. Twi
D. J. West
Chas. Taylor
le Shultz
W. Webeck
W. Baston
Sam Taylor
Sydney
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Auctioneer Confidence at Gloucester Cattle Sale
TOM HICKS Auctioneer announces a sale featuring genuine sellers and buyers in Gloucester. The notice invites attendance with assurance of fair bidding and quality yarding of cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hicks
Gloucester
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Aim Portunats
Secering
J. Whatson
City Price Draper
W. W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
T. S Wells
Watson's Buildings
Church ST
Albert E. Wells
Will Vist
Hetts Korrestiment Vor
Srr
Gluuchst Eal
M. King
A.L.C.M
Acher
Barrington ST
Coonamble
Nemdrone
McDonald
F R.C.A
F.bm.c
London
Webster, Jack and
McDonall
Dungeg Chronicle
Uwe
New Joneland
Copeland
Popeland
Rail Way Department
Peiple
Paling
W. H. Paling & Co. Ltd
New South Wales
England
South Africa
W. J. Smith
Young
N.S.W
Premek
Britain
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
Tyne
Tyne Improvement Commission
Howden
Stratford
Stratford Public Hall
Stratford Football Club
Howard Bignell
Hon
Lee
Stratford P
Hm.c
Church of England
Majestic Theatre
L. A
NEW South Wales Railways
W. H. Newman
Gloucester Investments & Agency Co
W. FL Wordon
Heb
Siebatel Sete
Gloucester Hotel
F. W. Smith Lincensee
Rhee Dei
Slowcester Shire
Atom Aml
Merrywether
Yarerochtett
Choice
Hereford
Good Coalition
Fred Stare
Yarrowiteh
Chole
Hereford Stiegrs
Erralt & Co
Watcha
E. Chandler
Devon Stmers
J. Walsh
J. McFadyen
W. Bacon
Yarrowiten
Jas. Bowden
Yarrowitch
Carey
Anaes
Ford
G. Hicks
J. McIntnwh
Easton
Gloucest
New England
Matthewson & Co
Stratford Booth
ABC
Max Wilson
McCullagh
Money Asem Extractions & Ronswt
David H. J. Bili
Dental ‘Burgeen
G. B Nash
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