Barrington Tops Snow Tour Guides Hydro Scheme Talk
A party including Colonel Corlette and figures from Newcastle visited Barrington Tops last weekend. Snow depths reached 12 to 16 feet in drifts and 2 feet at Slip Rails, forcing a retreat. At West Maitland Dr. Earle Page spoke as Cavalier unveiled a hydroelectric concept, noting potential low costs and wide area benefits. The plan awaits Immigration and Development Commission approval via the State Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington Tops
Barrington
Salisbury
Earle Page
West Maitland
L. Cavalier
Hunter and Manning
Cavalier
Page
Immigration and Development Commission
Memorial Clock and Competition for Tower Designs
A Soldiers' Memorial committee decided to inspect potential sites for the memorial and publish an advertisement in the city press calling for competitive tower designs. Also reports on gifts to the church and a Gloucester Reserve Grade football lineup for an upcoming match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ ‘Memorial Committee
Copia
Gloucester
Bay- Hagton
Nurrosy
C. Cheers
W. Mayers
Greenaway H. Cummings
Motnnes
Baker
F. Pile R. Edwards
Falconer
Farley
Cheers
Britten
M. Oldfield
Parley
Golf match and associates stroke event results
The article outlines a local golf match tomorrow with a President team lineup including W Whiting and R Levick among others and a draw subject to alteration. It also reports an associates stroke competition won by Vira Roddy with 13 nets and lists numerous women's scores and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres Dent
W. Whiting
R. Levick
J. Woodward
T. Ashworth
W. W. Hawdon
Street
A. Parish
D. C. Rye
F. Dwyer
Dr. Locke
L. Rye
Associates
Vira
Roddy
L. BE. Street
Parish
W. Street
Miss White
Horner
Miss Middlebrook
Newton
Chris He
Powell
Ashworth
Sensational local anaesthetic surgery in Sydney
A Sydney specialist performs major operations under local anaesthetic only. In one case a 19 stone man with an internal hernia received a 20 inch abdominal incision while conscious, chatting with the surgeon. The anaesthetic used was Novacaine with adrenaline, and the patient reported no pain besides slight pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Manning Shire Council debates repairs and diversions
Gloucester Shire Council discusses repairs to Tirh and Sullivan's crossings at a cost of £5 16s 6d and accepts time to consider Dr Higgins proposal. A complaint over drainage diversions prompts the Engineer’s review. Road repairs for Crowther's Road and the Mogrant Creek culvert are debated. A Timber tender for Cat Hill Road is approved with Higgins' bid. Fire brigade revival and a £300 Park Fund loan from General Fund are examined amid overdraft concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manaing
Manning Shire
Tirh
Borthwick
Dungog
B. Lowrey
Stratford
Wilson
J. E. Price
S.A. Hoy
Cat Hill
J. T. Higgins
Dr. Higgins
Hoy
Tiber
Mogrant Creek Round
J. Ei. Edwards
Chamber of Commerce
Gloucester
Reichert
Higgins
Ao Council
Council
Park Fund
Higging
Bennett
Council considers Cobark road and loan plan
Discussion records the council weighing a loan of about £200 for Cobark improvements and road access. J Morrissey Ltd offered to subdivide Cobark, with a plan for a formal inspection by a department officer and representatives to argue the case to government authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Qounsi
J. Morrinsey Ltd
Cobark
Yjom
Chamber
John Morrissey Ltd
Retchert
Higgins
Morrisey
Higging
Chamber of Commerce
Cornell
Overseas inquiry into insect pests and flying foxes
Government appoints Departmental entomologist Mr Gurney to study pest control methods abroad and with Queensland and Commonwealth to finance research on flying fox damage. A qualified officer will lead the project aimed at reducing losses from pests and improving control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney
Commonwealth
Queensland
NSW Admits Foreign-Acquired Protected Animal Skins
The New South Wales government will admit kanganarons wallaroos wallabies and opossums fully obtained in Queensland under a proclamation. It exempts these skins from the Birds and Animals Protection Act of 1918, easing trade friction with other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Tasmania
Queensland
Upper Manning League Football Team Lineup Details
The list outlines the Upper Manning League team representation with players from Cedar Party Wingham Gloucester Nabiac and Cedar Party again. Notable forwards include A Wilson Gordon and J Hughes with backs Kennedy and Grady among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning League
V. Gillogly
Cedar Party
J. Miggina
Wingham
Grimson
Jim Skinner
Vive
J. Meyera
Glowcenter
A C. Magennis
Nabiac
A. Wilson
Gloucester
Gordon
Cheers
J. Hughes
Saxby
C. Britten
W. Grady
A. Griffithe
Kennedy
Gloucester Cattle Sales Report At Matthewson and Co
Matthewson and Co report a sale of about 100 head of mixed cattle including bullocks steers cows and calves with prices advanced over the previous sale. Listings include G D Pike and others with individual prices, plus next sale set for 20th August at 11 o'clock. Also Gloucester pig sales by Douglass Waddell and Co with brisk demand and high rates. Matthewson and Co note pig sales yesterday with 150 head sold at elevated prices.
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Gloucester
Matthewson and Co
G. D. Pike
W. Relf
W. A. Nast
F. B. Akhurst
G. Bchmierer
W. Creagh
E. B. Taylor
R. B. Henderson
H. W. Murray
W. D. McIntoah
J. Cromarty
Springers
Wbraseington
Bullock Team
J. R. Smith
Douglasa Waddell & Co
F. W.aris
Reg. Andrews
Hla. Bignell
C. Reis
H. A. Abbott
D. Shaw
G. Schmierer
JA. Ross
W. Brassington
Borham
P. Glover
S. Sansom
D. K. Redman
S. Slade
J. Edwards
Mrs. Edwards
G. Deards
MOMEBUSH STOCK SALES REPORT FROM SYDNEY MARKET
In Sydney market notes there was little change with prime to good stock steady. Abbott Bros Dungog led with 33 bullocks averaging 13 pounds 18 shillings 10 pence. pigs at Sydney salon totalled 1250 head with backfatters 70 to 200 per head and porkers 32 to 88/-. Farmers & Grasse Co op cafeport penned about 1000, market shade weaker, bobbies 38/ to 48/ suggesting overall softer tone in many classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Finn
Abbott Bros
Dungog
Wintunnee, Watson Ltd
Synhey
Drafia
Farmers & Grassers Co-op
Feport
What London Throws Away
Public waste costs two million pounds yearly in London with over a million and a quarter tons of rubbish collected. Much fuel worth 160000 pounds goes unused. The piece critiques civic habits and calls for integrity while lampooning Parliament’s millennial celebrations.
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London
Special Cattle Sale Listings Across Stations and Brands
A brisk catalog of station bred beef cattle including bullocks and steers aged two to sixteen years. Entries include J Paterson 450 bullocks two years, Parker Bros 140 yearlings, G Easton 80 three year durham, T V Murray 75 durham three years, Mrs Paterson two years, D Paterson seven one eight station bred, Weismantel 30 station bred four years, Cooper Bros 30 station bred sixteen years, Easton 80 sholte devon three years, Patisent durham stead power, Stewart Murray sixteen durham steers, owners two hundred excellent quality steers and bullocks 14 to 24 years. This will be Sunnbach’s best yarding in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paterson
Parker Bros
C. G. Easton
Durham
T. V. Murray
Mrs. Paterson
D. Paterson
V. Weismantel
Cooper Bros
B. Easton
Devon
F. Patisent
Stewart Murray
Vacant Pastures Protection Board Nominations Los Angeles? No, Gloucester
WANTED to fill the vacancy on the Pastures Protection Board for Gloucester Pastures Protection District. Following nominations received: Herbert James Grazier, Andrew Joseph Laurie, James Graham Wilson, Grazier of Gloucester, dairy-farmer from Avon Valley. Ballot by post fixed for August 22, 1929. Ballot papers must be posted to reach Returning Officer by election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastures Protection Board
Pastures Protection
Gloucester
Joseph N. Laurie
Flannery
Herbert James Gragier
Gta van
Laurie
Andrew Joemperruce
Wilson
James Graham
Avon Valley
M. Newton
Full particulars on heavier G AEC Trucks apply to
The fragment requests full particulars for heavier G AEC trucks and directs interested parties to apply to the relevant office or authority for detailed information and specifications.
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ETO
A. A. Doudney
Cecil Sutton
Eric Weine
Russell Hall and Davies
Public Accountants & Income Tax Consultants
Church Bt
The
Gloucester Advocate
C. F. R. Whitmore
Methodist
Stan Martin
German
Jory
Tt War
A. J. )White
Smith's Cafe
Majestic Theatre
Miss Green
C. Bianch
Majestic
White
R. Burns
Miz
Messrs
Falconer and
Morris
Ofloucester
H. W. Rogers
Stuart Doyle
Travel Promotion League
Brisbane
Brice
Australia
Bruce
Firus
Yemen
Logal
Gloucester Shire Council
Upper Manning League
Commercial A
Ene
Douglass Waddell & Co
T. K. Higgins
W. German
K. Boorer
W. Ridgeway
G. Penfold
Shen Mn
Jimmy
Woods
Teeland
House of Commons
Paterson
Easton
Krambach
Sunnbach
Matthewson
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
Shire Yards
Sorious
Renderson
Springne & Dairy
Doulas Waddell & Co
Pruddogkes
Douglas Weddell & Co
Tursday
ATO Eta AY Wai
Nets
Douglas Waddell & Co
Caly
Dotylis Wade
du Nuglas Siddell & Co
Avery
Riday Nei
Bulkots Une
Ufagirs
Elea Nate
Arta Wet Lun
Grease Leevis Properties
Thelma Berry Alcm
Conservatorium
Advocate” Office
Hodging Bros
Jackie DE LA Singh
Craven
Plateau
Uly
Stanley Wm. Smith
Waukvery
F. Grainger
Ableasdale
Mores Powley
Martie Core
Dow's Waddell & Co
Aganta
Halgeey & Co
Siavt & Staves
Ulsine
Wolesley Separators & Wl
Wolesley Engines
Grand Ball Majestic Theatre
F. Falconer
J. Gray
Gloucester Stock Sales
Cholen
Gloucester River
Uaem
Matthewson & Co
Int. Matthewson & Co
Fown Varde
Mr. Farmer
Walseley
GAC
Cteam
Gloucester Motor Sales
BUICK
Oldsmobile
Vauxhall
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