Subdivision Sale at Gloucester Auction Date Set
The article notes John Morrissey & Sons offer Chark-stubon property in Gloucester at auction on Wednesday 19 May, with the subdivision into thirty farms and further particulars to follow after 1 May. Also reports the death of Daniel Neilson aged 71, funeral planned, and a poultry show loss. The engagement announcement of Thelma Ellen to Noel Macdowell is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears
John Morrissey & Sons
Stubon
Gloucester
Praerty
Thirtos
Daniel Nhilson
Daniel Neilson
Wauchope Fire Destroys Store and Nearby Premises
A blaze at Wauchope swept through the Benen Store and rear store area causing explosions. Fire spread to a motor garage showrooms of Wilson and Gordon and a dental surgery and residence of Mr A B Horley. Insurance partial cover and losses estimated around £5000. Mr Hennington narrowly saved documents. residents evacuated to safety as flames consumed the buildings.
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Vent Town
Mannington
Hennington
Isis Carrel
Wilson and Gordon
Mir A.B. Horley
School Notes on Supplies Tests and Empire Day Plans
The department sent a supply of science equipment including four chemical balances and a cupboard to house materials. Spelling and writing test results per class range from 49.6 to 89.7 percent with enrolment at 311 and weekly new registrations. Empire Day plans include a 10.15 am ceremony at the picture theatre and a march to the grounds aided by Mr. Nicholls.
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Department 2
Pareniis and Citizens” Association
Writte Kot
Picture Theatre
Nicholls
Golf Notes Draw For Tomorrow In Pall-text-bail Event
The draw lists tomorrow’s matches for the Pall-text-bail tournament. Coote and Carolan meet Leedham and Dawson. Woodward and Street face Charlton and Spence. Pear ton and L Rye play McRae and Griffin. Matthews and Anderson duel D Rye and Channetl. Parish and Doyley meet Smith and Britt.
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Coote
Carolan
Leedham
Dawson
Woodward & Street
Charlton
Spence
Pearton
L. Rye
McRae
Griffin
Matthews
Anderson
D. Rye
Channetl
Parish
Doyley
Smith
Britt
Pairs Championship Opens With Mixed Early Round Play
The first round of the gate ip sees Whateon and Street face Griffin and 261 to 1h in a tight pairing. Gamer and thietion, along with others, will compete tomorrow in the event.
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Whateon
Street Teat Griffin
Gloucester Show Opens with Fine Weather and Strong Entries
The Gloucester Show continued on Wednesday under ideal skies. Federal Minister V. C. Thompson and MLA TJ Collins attended the official opening, noting a revived showground with new improvements. Attendance was down slightly from last year, but the ring events drew strong interest, with about 2500 entries overall. Cooking, jams, jellies, and needlework were featured, while flowers, vegetables, and dairy displays were robust though not as full as before. The social event in the Majestic Theatre raised £20, and many volunteers ensured smooth operations across sections including patrolling and traffic control. Poultry, dairy, and stock exhibits showed quality, with the stock judging and novelty events drawing keen attention. The Gloucester Show ground track hosted a record attempt and racing events, with Revelry achieving notable times and Country Lass and Merton Runner competing in craft and driving demos.
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Gloucester
Ing
Boen
V. C.thompson
TJ. Collins
Hume
John Matthew
M Newton
A. Corbett
Mr. Preston
MacAndrew
Rellevork
Andrew Laurie Hai
Ihn Bullock
Perce Bogan
Messrs
F. Boland
A. Purdon
Cir
Mesare
Reg. Andrews
R. L. Higgins
W. Ribbons
L. Davenport
W. Trwin
L. Blackall
H. Bignell
Stratford
J. W. Westlny
Almovst
Ashworth
Sydney SR
Chit Tonka
McGnvern
Cardiff
Joan Gorton
F. Monahan
Dungag
Sealer Show
Joe
Monahan
Mic. M. Mathewson
Ben Relf Aiso
Jesse Bird
Winsham
Cocke
Jennie Thomas
Bird
Newcastie
Dungog
Sompay
Merton
Pompay
Linas
Hompay
Marto
Pampay
Brunner
Revelyy Ariven
Chappie Shuthy Elorkid
Doe
Trucker
Revelvy
Merton Ai i
Country Lass
Payot
Weil
Cantina Tuealay
Crowther
Bruaner
Mr Thompson
VW Webork
Rmrirae
A. Fearon
West Maitland
Tie
Funn Juhuhers
F. Nouillets
EL Nelson
EB. Nelson
Ding Bros
Tegul Stir
Adiet Fy Co Langley
Fitt
Thie
K Nvlz
Calis
Perry Bros
Lookout
Shylas
Tenterfield
Nelson
Warrion
King Brow
Medinrinatt
Kenang
BE. Neville
Grey Bownly
Zave Hivey
Uring
Sine Smith
Frellpisie Maye
Arnie
Rhardy Stalth
Nouitland
Enowan
Bobi
Handcome
Produce and fruit show highlights at Pavilion exhibition
The Pavilions exhibit reveals uneven tiling and strong maize displays. Manning Pride and Learning rods impressed. C W Sansom and Jas Wortes shown in grains and Target varieties. Mrs Grant won os lucerne chaff prizes. notable melons and pumpkins dominated corner displays. junior farmers display dominates White pavilion with extensive student efforts. Main pavilion features needlework arts, jams, flowers, and school works with top prizes awarded by Mrs Hooke and special tapestry prize promised for next year.
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C. W Sansom
Jas Wortes
L. S. Holmes
Itw
Chas. Magien
Messrs McIntyre and Taylor
W. H. Crawfoot
J. Landers
Worki Ag
R. J. Farley
Jessie Thomas
Lowbridge
Msin Ps
Milion
Theo Hooke
Dungog
Hooke
F. Martin
Hooker
Vine Arts
Show features draw crowd at horse show with riding and parade
The event highlights a busy program of riding contests, juvenile riders, and a grand parade of prize stock. Witty commentary praises Mrs Webeck and riders like Jon Smith while detailing hack classes, saddle ponies, and the late trot events amid a scenic Gloucestershire show setting.
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Indy
Ms. W. Webeck
Jon Smith
J. B. Brunner
Local Horse Show Marks Bold Event and Winners
Victorian equestrian fair features hundreds of classes with stakes in mares stallions hacks and cart events. Notable victors include Bert Lowrey in multiple trials and J P Bremner rider of top pony, with champions saluted at the Ring-Seount Day.
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Weismannepee Npe
Bert Lowrey
Peeeman
Olieway
Chillowny
Ganowny
Meliewtgit
Poly
Medtuhy
Boy Hidler
T Po Brunner
W- Westley
Gebling
M. i Goneh
B. Bilinder
Vrais
McDermid
Victorbett S. Dy Riler
Bauter
C. Fartey
Ciel
Laining
Tanhey’s
Binider
Berto Tiediviie
Crowther
Sterns Hack
Mrs. McDermanl
Bote Rony
We Wolinek
Fa. Crowther
R.A. Crowther
Carter Bros
Loral
R. Neville
Box Files
Rive Higgins
J. Wyerolt
Pony Hitr Brunner
B. Gooch
Novelty Rune
J.P Bremner
Yeues
Moek Lad
MJ Landers
Port
Stone Huck
Mc Dermid
F Mooke
Galloway Hunter
Wy Weheck
Brinener
Hitler
F Nelson
F Hooke
JT. Higgine
Alimr Tate
M. B Gooch
Vic Corbett
Risen
W. Weboor
W. Webecks
Hazel Osborne
Norman Robson
N. Bell
Rovreelin
R. Crowther
Maisie
J. Brunner
C. Taylor
Gloucester Hotel
Neleon
Hairdressing Notice and Gloucester Show Awards
Hairdressing notice announces a competent lady in charge of the Ladies Saloon with guaranteed satisfaction at the Gloucester Show. The report lists numerous prize categories including cattle, horses, and dog events with winners and special prizes, noting ceremonies and upcoming coverage.
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Bylen
Glouester Poothal Mlle elects officers for coming season
At the annual meeting on Thursday night the club elected Patron Dy F Munro president JG Wilson vice presidents Hed Hill Brown Gorrie White and others to be joined by secretary C Britten and treasurer J Giddey. Receipts last season totalled 71 pounds 17 shillings with expenditures of 70 pounds 17 shillings and a credit balance of 5 pounds 13 shillings. They aim to rejoin the Wallamba League after winning the Premiership last season. Training planned for Tuesday and Thursday nights with a first game on Saturday April 24 to select players for the spring squad.
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Glouester Poothal Mlle
Bowiers
Dy. F
Munro
JG. Wilson
Hed. Hill
Brown
A. Gorrie
White
Gammittes
G Chapman
H. Gray
K. Mubell
A_ Bolton
Cook
Britten
J. Giidey
Vi Brown
J. Giddey
K. Old Feld
Wallamba League
Turaday
Posaibler v
Rabbit skins dearer at Sydney sale Winchcombe report
Carson Ltd reports higher rabbit skin prices at Sydney Wednesday sales with offerings of 255 tons. Prices ranged from 68d to 84d per lb for various classifications, including damaged and fawn skins, with bare skins fetching 1 to 8 shillings 3 pence per dozen.
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Winchcombe
Carson, Ltd
Sydney
Tianna Sania
Fellerw wi bat tia ee a elt euh
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