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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1926
Page
2
The article discusses compulsory provisions and the role of the Compensation Commission, noting the ministerial manual and the push for employer responsibility. It references the political climate, potential enforcement, and concerns about mandating compensation for workers and stopping speedy punitive measures.
The Shire Council discussed West night preparations on their marae for the returned soldiers applications. Members Mosses Pur HordK Seeman Widely Burley Wollits Stefanos Notay Nash Bleek Rye Mefinion West and Burdon urged immediate action and a formal appointment to hear the claims. The council resolved to send letters to local officials requesting support for Heluen a Soler candidates.
A Gloucester Shire Council session opened with a discussion about the draft agenda item on fairness and governance. The meeting addressed procedural questions and potential appointments as residents pressed for clarity on the council’s operation and officer roles.
The School of Arts held a meeting to elect officers and appoint subcommittees. New president EB Bloomay and treasurer Ann V Allen were named. committee roles for library and honorary members were discussed, with apologies from A Campbell and Woodward.
The Bach Gloucester match at Gloucester Park saw the visitors lead 17 to 8. Reports praise several players, note a small crowd and gate near two pounds, and highlight tactics and teamwork affecting the result as both sides fielded strong lineups.
The defeated Chi Leader of the Predera Labor Party, Mr. Charlton, suffered a crushing loss at the All-Australia Labor Generosa on Saturday by 144 votes to 10. The vote condemned all ALP members to vote No on both referendum questions. Congress warned that collaboration with the Federal Government would be viewed as treachery.
An inter-club golf meet took place across Dungosinka Nungog and Glou center with Maitland as the opponent. The former club won by 7 matches. Players lunched at Bank Uolel then tea was served as Willow of Dungoxint and friends watched the afternoon games. MP D. Huyot welcomed Maitland players and Mr W W Tawdon of Gloucester spoke. Dr Kennedy of Martland responded expressing hope for a return match soon.
A bill seeks reconstitution of the Band of Railway Commissioners and introduces political control over the railways under Minister for Works and Railways Mr Plannery. Provisions include appointing a commissioner to represent employees and debate on whether such a figure should be elected or government-nominated. Several existing commissioners may be dispensed with depending on Cabinet decisions.
The Shire held a public meeting presided by Dr C Ry Fuglis with Mr BT receiving a diploma in recognition of service to the district. Attendees included several names and a committee was formed to arrange a farewell and subscription lists, with Mr Pryor as secretary.
Community ladies hosted a heartfelt valedictory at Mrs O Haloran s home in Mir and Mee honoring her decade of unselfish service. Gifts included a stainless cutlery set a Moroccan bound prayer book and a voile curtain piece. Speakers praised her devotion while guests enjoyed euchre and dancing ending with a modest supper hosted by Mrs Brown and Constable Letty.
Dairymen are reminded of a sale featuring two pure Jersey bulls and a Jersey herd. Majestic Cinema patrons who returned tickets from opening night can collect them next week at Live Man's Pharmacy. Attendees urged to visit on Friday morning for in person attendance and refunds.
The undersigned regrets the large audience at the Majestic Cinema Saturday evening was deprived of the planned programme due to alleged force of atroumatantes. An electric machine has been purchased to prevent a repeat, and apologies are extended to children and parents for matinee disappointment of The Gold Nash. Signed A. Smith.
Gloucester Shire Council faced a heated session as Councillor Reichert and others clashed with the President over alleged disorderly conduct. The President warned Reichert to withdraw and apologize. Reichert refused, prompting adjournment and calls for further action.
A meeting of members of the share branch will be held in the Betoal of Arte Gloucester on Saturday. The appointment as deregated for the purpose of attending meeting.
Gloucester Shire Council announces supplementary lists of Elertara for ridings A B and GC for year 1926 will be available for inspection at Hur Shiri Office Court House Gloucester and Copantd police station during office hours from August 4 to September 3 1926. Persons may lodge claims for extrolment or objections with the Shire Clerk by September 6 1924 or earlier when supported by a declaration per Ordinance forms. Shire Clerk E W J Halloran Hinlake August 4 1926.
The final notice states the company is in liquidation and a meeting is scheduled for Tuesday August 1924 with the solicitor, warning that after that date any unpaid accounts will be pursued immediately for recovery of the amount.
Fragmented notice indicates housing matters and a date near the 16th Avener 1026, with references to Gloucester Rawdon Vale and financial terms. The legible items mention conpeded and increase my bares froishla, suggesting a financial or aid adjustment.
An Australian by election appeal from a councilor candidate urges electors in Ridin A to support prudent spending on roads and bridges Through cautious borrowing and contract work the candidate pledges accountability and strict cost control, prioritizing ratepayers interests and urgent road needs over extravagant development efforts.
The ladies of Gloucester and District 40 are invited to a meeting on Mr Sellicks Balcony on Wednesday at 2 pm. The gathering concerns the forthcoming social to Mr and Mrs J W Borbett and family. M Newton Mon Secretary.
A. Frost declares that after the stated date no responsibility for debts contracted in their name will be borne without proper authority. This notice, dated August 6, 1920, from Brest, serves as a formal disclaimer and warning to creditors.
Wanted large or small quantities of Maiden Hair Ferns and Burrawang Putme for prices, collection method, and delivery. Apply Manager Australian Botanical Products Ltd. NABIAc. Phone 48, Nablac.
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