Commercial cattle sale reports from Mebueh and Maitland stockyards
There were rises in some cattle prices with 1600 head offered and quality mainly for trade. Prices reached up to 384 for yearling beef and 839 to 353 for prime beef, with good trade present and cows at strong rates. Local sales included multiple Gloucester entries with bullocks and cows at varied prices. Maitland yarded about 900 fat cattle and around 3700 sheep with brisk bidding and firm values compared with last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Flopnery
Gloucester
Sofie
Ave. Coo
Blaine Glousester
R. J. Moore
J. Yas
R. Foster
Maitland Stock
E W. Sparkes Ltd
Trespass Notice Limits Fishing and Shooting Near Barragion
A garbled notice warns against fishing and shooting near Barragion and Barrington area properties. The fragmented text mentions enforcement, potential prosecution, and legal authority. No clear names, dates, or places are fully readable.
Upper Hunter Board election backs retention over abolition
The Upper Hunter Pastures Protection Board vote on abolishing the board results show 352 for retention, 24 for abolition, with 3 informal. The Gloucester Advocat notes this may influence Minister for Agriculture Mr Dunn who plans abolition. Also reports military sports outcomes from Dungog camp and an upcoming clearing sale at Black Camp for Thomas Carlton dairy herd. Finally, new justices listed in Government Gazette include Kenneth Chisholm and Richard W. R. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Hunter
Upper Hunter Pastures Protection Board
Dunn
Thomas Carlton
Black Camp
Government Gazette
Kenneth Chisholm
Barrington
Richard W. R. Hall
Gloucester
Red Cross Appeal Nets Fifty One Pounds Eight Shillings Four
Local appeal for the Red Cross at the Glougister ranch raised fifty one pounds eight shillings fourpence. Details of the donation were published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glougister Ranch
Red Cross Gay
Mr Latham Retires and Lyons Group Moves
The opposition movement reached a climax at Canberra on Friday as Mr Latham announced his resignation in favor of Mr Lyons. The Nationalists unanimously backed the step and the Lyons group prepared to discuss a name with five Lyons members and Nationalists meeting soon. The Country Party has not changed its stance but will back a common policy under a shared leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niy
Canberra
Latham
Lyons
Gable
Country Party
Lyons Group
Gloucester Football League Holds Annual Meeting at Majestic
The Gloucester Football League met at the Majestic Theatre with many footbalers and Stratford club reps present. Officers were named, a selection committee formed, trophies discussed, affiliation fees set at £1 1s, and plans for next delegates meeting on April 29 were outlined.
C W A Gloucester Branch Holds April Meeting
The usual monthly gathering was in the Rest Rooms on Tuesday April Adth. Present were Mesdames Evans Ten nett Hooke Locke Hicks Hogi Glover Chisholm Cavanaugh Haw dom Waddell and Miss Sessile Dungog. Apologies from Mrs Donnelly and Miss Eva. The anthem opened. Best Tear at the show praised for aiding women and children. Thanks extended to Mesdames Hooke Hawdon and Mr A Parish for tents and awning loan. An invitation to Mrs J I Mackay of Dungay Group President to address the May meeting was extended. It was decided to appoint someone to clean the Rooms, replacing the current voluntary system. Several members offered to raise funds privately. Mrs Dennett elected Vice President, replacing Mrs Waddell who resigned to become Secretary. Afternoon tea by Mrs Cavanough and Mrs Hawdon concluded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Evans
Tennett
Hooke
Locke
Hicks
Hogi | Glover
Chisholm
Cavanaugh
Hawdom
Waddell
Sessile
Dungog
Donnelly
Eva
Musdames Hooke
Hawdon
A. Parish
Extensia
J. 1. Mackay
Dungay Group
V.tuntary
Vasu Funda
Golf Notes Update From Street and Thurlow
Street and Thurlow carded 64 with 21 pars while Bret recorded 73. Dr Lacke posted 97. The event was to be played as a competition with a draw at the duly house at 7 oclock on March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Street
R. Thurlow
Bret
C. Street
Dr. Lacke
Inflation and Repudiation Threaten Australia’s Future
A foreword urges unity across parties and creeds to confront a looming financial crisis in Australia. It warns repudiation and inflation could wreck national credit, hurt overseas markets, and plunge the economy into a deep depression, urging decisive action and sound monetary policy rather than political self interest. The piece explains inflation as currency debasement and surveys historical ideas on currency control and central banking, stressing that Australia must avoid risky theories and rely on prudent management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
J.T. Lang
Fue Eames Hut
Henry VIII
England
Attwood
Iseuine
Britain
Irving
Fisher
Hawtrey
Keynes
Bank of England
Copland
Australlane
Inflation and currency reform outlined in historic analysis
The article traces how war debt and inflation spread across nations, detailing steps from government debt to currency devaluation, the shift to gold based money, and the devastating impact on savers and the unemployed. It cites Germany and Australia as examples and notes millions unemployed and famine risk, ending with a memorial verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
Austria
Commonwealth
Australia
Repubic
Keynes
Fingland
France
Italy
In Memoriam Taylor Father and Father-in-Law
In loving remembrance of our dear father and father-in-law who died April 19, 1927. Your absence at the hour of death weighed heavy in our hearts. From his daughter and 200 Indaw Ellen and Louis Taree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Tateie
Alice
Sam
Hagel
Indaw
Ellen
Louis
Taree
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Milady
J. Whatson
Ww. W. Hawdon
ETU
J. L Hogg
Strathfield
Albert E. Wells
T. Cor~ Dett
Wells
Queen St., Gloucester
David H. J. Fall
C. Sutton
Corretts
Krambach
Commercial
Ct L
K Lawrie
Nash
Cpl. Cornell
Kramach
Gloucester No. 2
Borham
Kepple
G. Cheers
L. Schneider
16Th Light Horse
D. R Waddell
RED Cross Society
After Care
Gloucester District Lawn Tennis Association
MR. Latham
Gloucester Football League
Majestic Theatre
Strathford Crn
Landis
Kent
Munro
Rody
C. Streat
W. L. Tull
A. G. Turner
F. Foley
McGee
Reds
Stroud
Warriors
Reda
Stratford
Foley
Gray
N.S.W. Rugby League Football Association
R. Johnston
C.W.A
A. Grenier Price
Ola, F.ros
Wingham
C.H. Blenkin
Stroud Road
Craven
Mount George
Newcastle
Singleton
Mackeville
Co. Welenkin
Gloucester Shire Yards
Selera Plemue
Douglas Waddell & Co
Riverina
PEW Young Devon Bulls
New England
Tom Hicks
Carlton & Callow
Sitire Yards
Glaucestei
Onl Denne
Jersey
Jerney
Devon
Booral
Clarence ‘Town
Carlton
Cattle Douglas Waddell & Co
Manso
Ewe & Lamb
Alex
Alexander
Brett
Informa-ion
Fred
Breese
Bullock
JC Burzontalr
Theo M Hooke
A/e
Hunter River
Havilah
Douglas Waddell & Cc
C. Hopley
Sileucester Rifle Club
Falconer's Orchestra
ATS AM Douglas Waddell & Co
St. Paul's Church
H. W. Rogers
Chuich
Rumell
Piougha & Implements
McKay
Dalgely & Co
B.S. S.1 League
D. R. Waddell
Gloucester Red Cross
Ansse
Irene Hit
E. Anderson
Tx Premmizm Neat
Dembkip Brod
Parsons
Gloucester Stock Sales
Ali O
Durham
Hereford
Matthewson & Co
Hereford and
Durhams
Jerseys
Am “ Matthewson & Co
Burrington River
Matthewson and CO
Wolseley
Segua
Chevrolet
Gloucester Motor Saes Company
Mathewson & CO
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