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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1950
Page
2
In August, a new optometrist appears in Gloucester at Street and Parish with consultations arranged through Semmeroral Hebel. Jack T McDonald, Gyiner, is linked to the venture alongside Wisk.
The death occurred yesterday morning of Mire Allee Dean of 11 Matt Street, Thaucester, Well Angell resident and former Craven. She survived by several children and a daughter, Nurinn in Darwit. The funeral was at St Paul’s Church Ene and interment at Gloucester Cemetery. The service was conducted by the Reverend DBmi. A meeting of the Glew ater Pastures Protection Board is scheduled for Friday 30 November at Taree.
Obituary notice notes the retirement of Forestry Department officer Fred BlePherwn after years of service. It mentions his family ties to Archi Highie and Stan and his residence near Gloucest er in Mtria. The funeral and burial details are partially stated with a scattered location reference to Forster and Newcastle area.
The Gloucester town hall gathering discusses an altered proposal from AaL and the Eub-branch of the AAL to the Rhire Gaunall's recommendation. The plan intends formal sending to the County at 1s est an Sporeg while considering a Guardian Fever proposal. A former Secretary and chair Suman for the job, Mr. Jack Wood Waira, is involved, with other attendees including the President and Treasader.
Gloucester pinned Dungog in a tight home clash as penalties and strong defense shaped the outcome. Dungog’s defense stood firm early, but Gloucester found space and edged ahead with late plays. Final score noted as Gloucester 310 to Dungog 14 with Barrett and Wade among contributors.
An irregular historical note describes Stratford discussions on establishing a new school. It mentions North Cah Regional Council, local officials, and community figures including Mr Shepherd, Mr Arthur Tote, and Dr Clos som. The text records meetings, funding considerations, and appreciation expressed for public support.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a flood victim relief appeal linked to church services and August events. It references locations near Gloucester and Stroud, with names such as D. C. Mitcheth and Monteith. The text is fragmented but implies a local church initiative raising funds after a flood.
A brief local item notes Wood qualifying a bid and Spencer Capital involvement, with Prime Fa as a referenced element. The fragmentary text indicates a bid process and capital backing in a regional context.
Classified notice from Garden of Cape Blouce ster seeking a Homan to tend onions and perform garden work. Address not stated. Likely short-term labor request with unspecified compensation.
The fragment mentions a grade tournament with unclear references to Gent's and Mise Bouly Aeghli. It hints at a 87 event labeled Fait Yintriew and a Bay, Ath location with August timing. Availability of fare at Sports stores or six is noted, but details are garbled and any facts are uncertain.
Tin arothers! Clam will hold a tournament on Tuesday August 2 with players Mire Mone Mire Bapliss and Sotliit. The event runs five days near Gloucester and Raymond Terrace. A 1000 prize is offered for the best suit carrying a navy unit. contact BLEHOP WALLSAND or Ring WALLEEND for rewards.
Ambiguous notice from the Advocate Office offers bag procurement services for all classes of job protection. Bernie Dare and Chuck Steve are referenced in connection with high price bids and collection of bags.
Fragmentary text shows unclear names and phrases including Dr. Chanson Sod Mateun and Rays Pringle. Context and specifics are obscured, leaving a murky outline of potential dispute or proclamation without verifiable details. The piece lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
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