Gloucester Advocate 1928 Water Schemes And Sea Vessels
The Gloucester Advocate reports on the current topics including a major water supply plan costing about £4,664,000 serving towns from Cadamundra to Grenfell, with tenders to be invited for the coming financial year. It also details the Newcastle and Hunter River Steamship Co Ltd vessel built in Scotland for Sydney routes, its specifications, and forthcoming appearances. plus notices on rabbiting markets and editorial letters about anonymous contributions.
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Cadamundra
Murramhurrah
Stockinhineal
Temora
Barmedman
Wyalong
West Wyalong
Young and Grenfell
Newcastle and Hunter River Steamship Co. Ltd
Ayrebire Dockyard Co. Ltd
Irvine
Scotland
J. Stedman Thomson
Sydney
C. S. Deuwr Ins
Glasgow
Excene
Lloyd's Itrrent
Clarke, Chapman and Co
Willian Beardman and Co
Jeantrake
Mesara Babeors
Witcox
Young Jersey judges at Gloucester Show prize awarded
A special prize donated by Mr J G Wilton drew boys under 44 to judge Jersey cattle at the Gloucester Show. Six boys entered. Hector Wilson, son of Mr 66 Wilborn, won first with Jock McRae second. Judge Alson noted the strong judging and the good scores reflect the lads’ knowledge.
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J. G. Wilton
Bart
Gloucester
Isane
Hector Wilsa
Mer
Wibop
Jock McRae
Arch McRae
Barrington
Gloucester Dairy and Farm Stats Highlight 1926 27
Gloucester district dairy and grazing focus detailed in the Agricultural Department report. It notes 843 holdings averaging 700 acres, fodder crops on 4500 acres, 4000 acres for mixed crops, and a 22 000 bushel grain yield. Livestock totals include 4502 horses, 6093 milch cows, 16289 other cattle, 9510 pigs, with meat output and fruit production also recorded. The report discusses disease control, veterinary work at Glenfield, and pasture improvement targeting higher production and stock health in the Gloucester area.
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J. Ryan
Gloucester
Ryan
Telaxia
Stalsica
Glenfield
Blackley
Monk
Krambach Edges Gloucester A Grads In Season Opener
Krambach defeated Gloucester A grads 8 to 3 as the first match of the football season. Gloucester were short of players including Wilaon Hee Gray and Britten, while Charjie Wilson kicked a late goal for Krambach. Gloucester showed patches of good play but lacked condition and cohesion, with Krambach appearing sharper and more composed. Gloucester Junior side then lost 5–0 to Krambach, and a return match may be held at the Park next Saturday.
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Krambach
Gloucester
Loval
Alex Wilaon Hee
Gray
Cee
Britten
Toree
Charjie Wilson
Dimiea
Krambash
Loucester
Federal member voices support for Port Stepheny project
Mr. H. L. Gardner MHR after the Ten Gardens conference expresses delight with the movement’s result and readiness to aid Port Stepheny Development League. He says federal backing is needed to bring the Fort into its own, noting state politics and road and railway issues complicate progress while a broader national approach could advance the project.
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8. L. Gardner
M.H.R
Ten Gardens
Port Stepheny Development League
Tte
Newcastle
Gydnay
Porthermore
Main Roads Board
Railway Commis- Bath Roads Board
Are Starlings Destructive In Grapes And Veg?
In Vieturi state's Chilton district farmers report starling flocks causing vine and grape damage. Starlings ignore fruit, but some say they help by controlling grubs and insects. A prominent vigneron notes jackass birds shift from insects to grapes, threatening harvests.
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Ghitlorn
Vieturi
Itds
Triven
Jarkass
Police Court Session Ends With Disorderly Visitor Case
In court on Friday last, Thomas Inever appeared as a visitor before Magistrates A. J. White and Thornton. The proceeding involved disorderly conduct and references to cleaning up risk and improvements. Proceedings concluded with dismissal of the case. Merchants reported owners paying attention to positive improvement efforts and local areas treated with super phosphate showing excellent results.
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A. J. White
Thornton
Thomas Inever
Heine
Tony Wwiltiant
Aumvindsloek
ANZAC COMMEMORATION SERVICES PROMOTING FARM SUPPORT
Anzac services highlight government support for farmers with new dairy industry aid. Minister Thorby, a farmer himself, pushes special incentives including guarantees for Rural Bank advances via Dairy Produce Factoring. Agricultural Department notes Gloucester district work on butter quality, factory improvements, and disease research, with plans to extend bend testing and boost production. services scheduled for Barrington Wall, Gloucester, Stratford venues tomorrow evening.
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Minster For Agriculture
Thorby
Rural Bank
Derry Produce Factorina
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Gloucester Diatrict
N.S.W
Gloucester T
Ciurgh
England
Gloucester
Church Services List From Various Places
Presbyterian Church Shannon Vale 11 Craver Creek 2.30 Gallcaster 7.20 Congregational Mission Tuerabakh 1 Clouonstar 290 Warrington 7 Rev A Fisher Webster Stroud Baptist Church Stratford 1 Craven 3 Stroud 7.20 Rev 9 A Dickson Stratford 7 80 Mr 0 Warsnop
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Presbyterian Church
Shannon Vale
Craver Creek
Gallcaster
Congregational Mission
Stroud Baptist Church
Stratford
Craven
Stroud
A. Dickson
Warsnop
In Memoriam Bell In Memory of Edward Pruness Bell
In memoriam for Edward Pruness Bell who passed away on April 6 1926 inserted by his loving mother sister and brothers in law Margaret Gourb andy Mr and Mrs W Young
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Bell
Ind Fitottir
Pruness Edward
Asong
Margaret Gourb
Andy
W. Young
Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association Annual Report
A Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association meeting adopted the annual report and balance sheet. The year saw seven meetings, Empire Day events with £22 3s 3d raised, and a concert yielding £26 15s with £3 4d costs. Improvements to the gym and gardens, roses planted, and a staff expansion for business instruction were noted. The balance sheet showed £50 2s 8d credit. a Disfr district school venture was discussed with Gloucester Chamber input.
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Gloucester Parents and Citizens’ Association
Heli
Ty Duke of York
Borra
Lowe
Majestic Theatre
Adafta
Tha Memorial Mall Fund
Tennry Court
Bates
Forbesdale Meeting Votes to Back District School
The Forbesdale and meeting presided by Mr. Robinson approved cooperating with Gloucester Chamber of Commerce to push for a district school. Minutes confirmed, a note from Mr. Bennett about a Bolling plage gazette was discussed. repairs at the railway station were acknowledged and accounts settled. The meeting noted a lamp fund balance and approved further steps.
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Robinson
Messrs
Wellard
Boorer
Bennett
Forbesdale
Gloucester Chamber
Com
C. Wellard
Chamber of Commerce
Messrs Roorer and Wollard
Wiliame
Amn
Local meeting notes end with varied resignations and events
Mr Miller presented a plan for allocation of ractual prises, accepted by Mes Woollard and Porteus. Resignations from Mr and Mrs A Miller, now residents of Graven Creek. The President moved to record the regret, praising the Milners' attendance and support. Piano sale offered by Mr Brown, school purchase. Dangerous culverts flagged at Porche dale hill and near Mr Yorkes. Tennis meeting notes: annual Forese Ale Club meeting, 1997 season with 43 contests. balance shows a credit of £1 1d. Membership kept same as last year. Lamp Fund social raised funds via donations. Porteus residence hosting, Mrs Porteus aiding, chocolates donated, winners announced, music supplied by local musicians. proceeds finalised.
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Ing
BE. J. Miller
Mra. Miller
Alto
Soars
Boorer
Brown
Moorer
Mes
Porchedale Hill
J. Yorkes
Chub
Miller
Mesare K. Boorer
J Atkins
Uni
F. Miller
W. Porteus
Lucy Fagleton
Sears
Dean Gilmour
Phyllis Samuelson
Alyle Sunpl'eil Munto Aratis
Blanch
W. Masten
Marria
Borham
K. Wellard
Mr. Robinson
P. & G. Association
Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association Meeting Notice
Members of the Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association will meet Monday night the 30th at 7 30 pm in the school building. Agenda includes Empire Day arrangements and general business led by General G McDonald.
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Whatson
Eagles
de. Locke
Empire Day
General Busingser
Guneral G. McDonald
Tenders Invited for Park Tree Removal in Gloucester
Tenders endorsed to above will be received up to May 10 for removal of a number of trees from the Park. Applications to the undersigned Harry N. Chaplin Shire Office Shire Clerk Gloucester dated 23 April 1928.
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Harry N. Chaplin
Gloucester
Lans
Gloucester Unaan
Bathurst Burr
Shire
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