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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 14, 1906
Page
4
The Gloucester Advocate reports the death of Ken near Stroud from a broken water main and tributes to Frank Sanguinetti of Copeland Royal Hotel. It covers Glouchester Quedrille Assembly plans, a constable speech by Mr. J H Young on finances, drought effects, and regional political matters.
Mit John A M Kenze instructed by The Gloucester Fatale Ltd offers by auction on Friday April 20 1906 at 12 o noon 100 Pure Shorthorn Heifers yearlings 75 Pure Shorthorn Cows Bulls and breeders of Shorthorn cattle. The Gloucester herd is reduced due to rapid land sale with cattle offered at Stroud for local purchase near at hand.
The Hon J H Young MP has received letters from the Public Works Department in reference to a February letter about the road from Cana to Cedar Wharf Myall River. The minister has now the honor to inform you of progress.
Acting Under Secretary W. J. Hanna informs that the Minister approves a fifty pound grant to the Trustees for the Monkerai Creek to Bully Hrudh road improvement. If the local officer approves works at £600 total, the project may proceed, with completion expected by mid June.
This week the cream vans commenced running to the Gloucester Factory. Dairymen are pleased with the conveyance arrangements and expect ample cream to reach the factory soon. H J Bradfield has built a new milking yard with full accessories and plans to begin dairying. G Farley visits Mactouy for health. Mr and Mrs Hirying Cirnays plan a metropolis holiday. T Higgins and daughter Tessie expect to return from Dungog Hospital in about a fortnight. many hope to see him on his feet again.
A nun was found dead on the Dungox road about three miles from Stroud on Sunday around 5 pm. An elderly man lay nearby with a swag. post mortem showed rupture of a blood vessel in the brain. Burial followed at Stroud Church of England Cemetery. an engraved child’s keepsake and clothing were found on the deceased.
James Stanbury the world sculling champion announced his intention to row for the championship against Towns. Towns agreed to a match on the Farrapiatta River toward the end of July. The article notes other racing results and upcoming Australian boxing and horse racing events.
Death notice reports the passing of Mrs. Young wife of Mr D Young of the Ingoton Hotel Copeland on Thursday last. Her loss brings gloom to the district she was known as a benevolent good hearted woman and sister to Mr John Williams of Kauthi Mr Williams of Glen Ward leaving a large family in mourning.
A Ballina gathering planned a valedictory for Mr J Jackson of Gloucester. At Broken Hill a summoned thief died by suicide. A court motion failed at 1 percent before lamworth Court Tast, with Maud Hey and others mentioned. Gloucester community attention prompts Muse Hutchinson business ad. Dubbo court records Samuel Hurtiv executed for death by poisoning at Rin Vie factory.
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