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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1946
Page
2
Optometrists visit McDonali Feca honors and a related event noted with tense mentions of Werstaty Jack de McDonald in Sydney. The schedule lists sessions on Tuesday at 4 am to 4 pm and Friday, with branding and venue hints including a Commercial Hotel.
The Minister for Labour visits Gloucester on Thursday to review plans for opening a brickmaking plant, with a meeting at the town hall and discussion of local industrial operations. A stock safety debate follows about street disorder and junk stock, while court notices report an August hearing for two men charged with assault and robbery in Wingham NSW.
A local engineering panel in Gloucestershire appoints a new Electricity Committee. The body includes elected members and se ne ar official appointees. The meeting confirms the slate and assigns roles for ongoing oversight and policy recommendations.
The schedule lists semifinal matches including Yoon Wit and Parke 1 Yo Parle FE grade, with Kinwhant and Darke A grade fixtures, all ahead of the Park Tama tournament. Park Mo 7 hosts Sunday action as Williams, Rongevie, Eluthtre Villy, and others compete in a crowded field for early title claims.
The Maitland Cattle Sales overview notes a recent yard sale with mainly common stock and mixed quality cattle. buyers showed strong demand with prices ranging from low to mid ranges and some calves fetching notable amounts. Highlights include noted lots, and a comparison to prior auctions, with assessments of quality and market conditions.
Special National meeting of the Committeal held Monday decides hall rents must be paid in advance so there will be no free use of the Reading Rooms. Mention of shares and a note from Jack Hamfieldwood, Hon. Sec.
Entries for the Gloucester Tennis Association annual tournament close on August 17. Readouts list numerous participant names including Talon Chasnwunniiy Sinstog Pere Srav Cyonenorthin Pranie Stren Parish and others. The text appears as OCR gibberish with scattered proper nouns and places, indicating a local sports event notice with names of players and sponsors.
Fragmented auction note lists items like cider and Sphirrhan wares, names such as Vida Morris and Pati Geloenetan, plus locations and stray phrases. Readable portions mention sale timing and possible buyer interest, with several unclear terms and misspellings.
A memorial notice mixes names and fragments to honor a deceased person and their family. It references memories, dates, and relationships, with multiple names and places appearing in a fragmented tribute. The item preserves the tone of a local obituary, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
The article expresses gratitude to Dr Channon the King of Narraweema and all kind friends and relatives for their sympathy flowers and telegrams after a recent bereavement in the Inn of their late daughter.
The readable fragments describe a dated notice or appointment involving a group or phrase like Gangat Ha and Becraters Ten, mentioning prior timing, tea service, and a depot. The text is highly garbled with missing context and uncertain references, preventing clear identification of event, place, or names.
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