Gloucester Pastures Protection Board debate exchange proposal
At a Gloucester Pastures Protection Board meeting two petitions from the Rawdon Vale Progress Association sought the exchange of Cut Hill Reserve for part of Farley Bros land near Green Lane. The discussion noted prior opposition, questioned Mr Farley’s agreement, and debated droving conveniences, with the matter deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawdon Vale Progress Association
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
Cut Hill
Fairley
T.S.R
Farrey Bros
Green Lane
Gloucester
G. D. Laurie
Cat Hill
Farley
Stock exchange proposal for Copeland Common T.S.R. inquiry
The Rawdon Vale Cobark petition seeks to establish a travelling stock route between Cobar and Gloucester via Copeland using a 30 to 40 acre portion of Copeland Common. The Stock Inspector notes it as a short cut to Gloucester and recommends trustees meet petitioners to discuss reserve use. Directors defer to petitioners and Moore to investigate with trustees.
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Copeland Common
Copeland
T.S.R
Rawdon Vale
Cobark
Messrs. E. Landers
M.campbell
Cobar
Gloucester
TSR
Mr. Landers
Abbott
Abbott and Andrews
Moore
Parish
Verulam
Berrico Creek
Avon River
Dungog
E. Dillon
Ant’ Selt
Berrico
Cut Hil
Rocky Crossing
Monkersi Road
Stratford
Cut Hill
News in Brief from the Era of Sir George Downing and More
Mr. Chamberlain receives a gift photograph of Sir George Downing from an American woman. the original is in Mr. Grenville L. Winthrop’s New York collection. Darley Dale Millclose lead mine near Matlock may close in two to three months without a new vein after about a century of operation. it supplies one third of Britain’s total output. Denmark begins construction of a dam linking Roem to the mainland. The BBC employs over 4,000, with Broadcasting House housing nearly a quarter. average annual salary about £220. Italian papers claim Bologna to Milan electric trains achieve 97.4 miles per hour on nonstop runs. Lacy Hutson’s Fiji gesture with a whale’s tooth carries loyalty and peace symbolism aboard the cruiser Fiji built at Clydebank. Typewriter-like shorthand machines are used in America. Britain’s private motorists will pay over £50 million in licensing and fuel taxes next year. The Norwegian Admiralty orders eight 60-foot motor torpedo boats from two British firms.
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Roem
B.B.C
Broadcasting House
Bolonga
Milan
Lacy Hutson
Fiji Islands
Fiji
Clydebank
America
Britain
Admiralty
Sclerotinia Rot of Lettuce in Cool Months
Sclerotinia rot of lettuce caused by Sclerotinia libertiana is a major crop disease in cooler periods. It affects many vegetables and crops, with lettuce and celery among the most susceptible. Symptoms include wilting, cottony fungal growth at plant bases, and black hardened sclerotia. Control is limited. remove and burn infected plants, soak surrounding soil with corrosive sublimate or formalin, and avoid continuous cultivation on contaminated land. When soil is heavily infested, rotating crops and sterilizing seed bed soil are advised, though costly.
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The
Agricultural Gazette
Gosford-Wyong
Seat Weds
France
The Associates Draw For Championship Qualifiers
The draw for tomorrow's first qualifying round lists matchups: Mrs Anderson vs. Mrs Newton, Mrs Parish vs. Mrs Street, Miss J Parish vs. Mrs King, Miss Cleaver vs. Miss Middlebrook, Miss M Green vs. Mrs Holland, Miss M Hawdon vs. Mrs Yates, Mrs Lynn v. Miss Easton. Despite rain last Wednesday four players finished the Cavanaugh Cup competition, won by Mrs Street.
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Anderson
Newton
Parish
Street
J. Parish
King
Cleaver
Middlebrook
M. Green
Holland
M. Hawdon
Yates
Lynn
Easton
Mra. Street
Race Meetings at Segenhoe Scone Planned by Allan Cooper
Allan Cooper to host monthly Saturday race meetings at his new Segenhoe racecourse in Scone. He expects clashes with Canterbury or Rosehill later easing as McCarten and Shean deem the track perfect. Prize money set at £1500 per meeting. Highquality horses expected for the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Cooper
Segenhoe
Scone
Canterbury
Rosehill
McCarten
Shean
Cooper
Stratford birthplace visited by ninety thousand visitors
Stratford upon Avon attracts about 90 000 visitors annually to Shakespeare's birthplace site. The figure highlights the enduring appeal of the historic home and related heritage tours in the town.
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Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
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Tom Hicks
Queen Street
Bates
Grahame
Denison ST
Jas. Fleming
Gloucester & District
Frank Foley
J. Bennett Radio & Garage Service
Chas. Blanch & Son
Cash & Carry Butchery
Church Street
L. FE. Monro
Market St., Gloucester
W. T. Howard
Taree
Gtoryvale
Chinaman's Creek T.S.R
Barrington T.S.R
Stratford T.S
St Eady
Uns
Charman
Laune
Clay Gully
Laurie
Unicomb
New Jersey
A. Adler
Glou
Farley Broa
Exchange
Derk
Walsts
Berlei Specialist
Mongery & Furniture Departments
Street & Parish Prg
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