Court frees dairy farmer in Pacific Highway collision case
Don Clive Green of Tara Vale was cleared by the Court of Petty Sessions on February 7 after evidence showed his car did not stay as far left as practicable before colliding with Cyril Hamberger’s utility five miles north of Gloucester. The defense argued glare and lights affected the driver’s conduct, and the magistrate gave him the benefit of the doubt.
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Don Clive Green
Tara Vale
the &.M
E. J. Gibson
Court of Petty Sessions
Cyril Leslie Hamberger
Gangat
Gloucester
B. FP. Dawson
Sgt
Laurence
L. Benzeville
Crris Hamburger
Don Green
J. E. Doddde
Thormie
Hamberger
Gloucester Show brings visitors and notable figures
Spectator Billy Smith recovering from a serious accident watched rough riding events. Visitors included Maitland Show president W Bourke, Stroud Show president A H Bowen, Taree Show president J E Hammond, Wingham Show secretary A C Beal, and others from Dunoon and Marc Islasd. Former resident Stan Coleman attended with Mrs Coleman. Mrs Coleman opened Gloucester’s first school. A J B Laurie judged beef and fat cattle at Stroud Show. Eric Paton renewed old friendships at Gloucester. In Gosford Court no silver ball fountain presentation to Sergeant Ted Albury was made. magistrates praised his service. General G L Carpenter, Salvation Army head in London, died in Sydney. born at Raymond Terrace, 77 years ago, early in his career apprenticed on the Gloucester Gazette.
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Billy Smith
Gloucester
W. Bourke
Maitland
A. H. Bowen
Stroud
J. E. Hammond
Gorn Dargole
A. J. B. Laurie
Eric Paton
Gosford Police Court
Sereant
E. A
Ted") Albury
Jim Albury
Shoenyag
Albury
Tgantas
Doug
Sydney
G. L. Carpenter
Salvation Army
London
General Carpenter
Raymond Terrace
Gloucester Gazette
Police Report Quietest Showground in Record Police View
Police recorded the quietest showground operation on a dry show with only one charge of unlawful gaming. Officers J Casey of Bullahdelah Bentable Pearce of Clarence Town and Detective Howie of Taree led the force. Several men faced drunkenness charges in town on Friday.
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J. Casey
Bullahdelah
Bentable Pearce
Clarence Town
Howie
Taree
Gloucester P and C seeks minister visit for high school
At a April meeting the Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association urged MLA B L Fitzgerald to invite the Minister for Education to Gloucester to press for a local high school. They praised the kindergarten appointment and noted delays in receiving sketch plans for the proposed big school. The group announced Centenary of Education Week events including a school visit, Centenary Sports at Gloucester Park, a public lecture by Miss Barclay, and a Mothers Club catering appeal. They discussed grounds improvements, tennis and basketball courts, asphalted entrance, Empire Day arrangements, and fundraisers led by Mr Highfield and the Mothers Club. They planned donations to the Mid North Coast P and C Group and a per-member affiliation, with 23 members present.
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Gloucester
Murphy
Upper Barrington
Centenary OF Education
Gloucester Park
School of Arts
Miss Barclay
Mothers Club
L. Vintner
Mothers’ Club
Smith
Highfield
Majestic Theatre
Shepherd
KH. T. Shepherd
More Money for Roads Campaign Urges Tax Reallocation
Councillor A. RL Townsend, president of the Shrea Association, told a conference of Primary Producers and Motorists organisations that petrol tax funds must be redirected to roads. He argued modern roads cannot be funded from local rates and motorists would accept higher petrol taxes if road improvements were funded. Townsend warned local government would wait no longer for action.
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A. RL Townsend
Shrea Association
Harris Cup Round Sees Andrewson Beat Kirk 32 30
In Harris Cup third round Andrewson defeats A Kirk 32 to 30 as Kirk earns one point in the penultimate end but fails on the final end. Cock of the Walk Pairs Laurence and J Woodward beat Beattie Kendall 21 13 then lose to Beattie Highfield 22 0. Le Quesne Trophy draw error prompts cancellation of games and eight re‑draws scheduled for tomorrow with early start and clubhouse entries by 1 30 p.m.
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Andrewson
A. Kirk
Kirk
Andrews
Laurence
J. Woodward
Beattie
Kendall
Highfield
Bus Proprietor and Driver Fined in Gloucester Court
Amos Fogg owner of Motor Service Pty Ltd and Frank Linich bus driver were fined 7 and 1 pounds with costs for running an unlicensed Gloucester to Blackhead trip. Linich acted on employer instruction despite police permit refusal. judge noted grounds for permit refusal not heard. Both defendants pleaded guilty with no show by Fogg. Fines set after brief proceedings with Sgt Laurence prosecuting.
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Amos Fogg
Weerace Ot Eas Motor Service Pty. Ltd
Glouccester Court of Petty Sessions
E. J. ‘Gitson
SM. Oon
Frank Linich
Linich
Gloucester
Blackhead
B. P. Dawson
Fogg
Laurence
Amon Foge
Laurence Jold
Dawson
Lich
Gloucester shire to begin water metering in stages
At a council meeting Health Inspector J W Murray urged phased water metering starting with hotels boarding houses and cafes then non rated properties and sprinkler fed gardens. The inspector cited large vegetable plots and a 1 acre sprinkler area. The recommendation was adopted and inquiries into meter procurement and affordability were ordered.
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Gloucester
J. W. Murray
Foo Sq. Fl
Best for Coughs Colds Lafuenca Woods Great Peppermint Cure
An ad style note promotes Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy for coughs and colds with a claim of herbal relief. The item is presented in a vintage spell, targeting readers seeking household cures.
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Oxfords
Garners
Allis Chalmers
Domekins Bros
Mitchell Shearer
Gloucester 121
Proprietora
Leslie Rye
Gloucester Advocate
Barrington St
Misses Jones & Newman
F. E. Jones
E. M. Newman
Church St., Gloucester
Gordon Dombkins
ST. Glo Boot Repairer
Sal Addler
TLOLY
SUC
Astin
Stromberg Cailson, Vibrator & Electric
Germophone Records
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RADIO
Healing
Malvern Star
S.j.bennett
Central Sales & Services
Sweeny Bros
Alf
Bakers Phone
Procera Bread
T. S
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Golden Gate Cafe
Mullens
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