News of the Day: Reductions Apply to Several Councils
The Executive Council approved applying the Public Service Salaries Reduction Act to Granville Mudgee Randwick and Cootamundra shires Blue Mountains Cobbora Monaro Mulwaree Peel Wallarobba and Mitchell Also applied to PP Boards Balranald Braidwood Hilston Maitland Singleton Tamworth Upper Hunter Corowa Forbes Molung and Canonbar Unemployment Relief Council funds to employ workers on shire works Byron Shire funded projects 200 men used on road works France Britain spending gap questioned by Daily Express Unemployment Relief Council funds for works include sewerage water schemes roads rural loans public buildings Country rail lines face closure as losses grow oil price rises expected for all grades of oil and grease no petrol price hike yet
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Granville
Mudgee
Randwick
Cootamundra
Blue Mountains
Cobbora
Monaro
Mulwatree
Peel
Wallarobba
Mitchell
P.P
Balranald
Fellef
Stines
Weaver
Byron Shire
France
Britain
Daily Express
Revief
Gloucester to face Stratford in Ryan Challenge Cup match
Gloucester selects C Gordon C Britten H MeGes J Swinson R Smith J Mayers Gray captain A Wilson W Grady J Morrin R Taylor P Baker Lord for the Ryan Challenge Cup at the Park tomorrow 3 15 pm Referee Mr E Beattie. The Gloucester team to play Barrington on the Park tomorrow at 7 pm as listed continues.
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Gloucester
Stratford
C. Gordon
C. Britten
H. MeGes
J. Swinson
R. Smith
J. Mayers
Gray
A. Wilson
W. Grady
J. Morrin
R. Taylor
P. Baker
Lord
Beattie
Barrington
Visit of Dr Gleeson Co adjutor Bishop of Maitland
Dr Gleeson Catholic co adjutor bishop of Maitland visited Gloucester on Wednesday August 18 and administered the Sacrament of Confirmation to eighteen children and two adults at St Joseph s Church. In the afternoon he was welcomed at the residence of Mr and Mrs L R McGinty with a banquet. Welcome addresses were delivered by Mr L McGinty Rev Father Burke A J White Shire President M J Landers F Dwyer and J G Donnelly. His Lordship replied fittingly. A vote of thanks to Mr and Mrs McGinty and the ladies brought the function to a close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais
Gleeson
Maitland
Gloucester
St. Joseph's Church
L. R. McGinty
A. J. White
M. J. Landers
F. Dwyer
J. G Donnelly
Gloucester Chamber Discusses Fire Station and Services
The Gloucester and District Chamber of Commerce met at Shire Hall with President A C Christie and members including Goodard Street Hicks Rye Wad Dell Horner Street Anderson. They discussed fire station funding, road works, mail services, and inviting Mr Coleman to speak at the October meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester and District Chamber of Commerce
Shire Hall
A.C. Christie
Mesars H ., Goodard
C. W. Street
T. Hicks
L. Rye
D. R. Waddell
B. Horner
L. E. Street
E .Anderson
Sydney Transport Ltd
Gloucester
Goddard
Department of Agriculture
Coleman
Manning
Brown's Creek Road
N R.M.A
Gardner
Rawdon Vale
Barrington
Copeland
Horner
Messrs
C. W.street
Sydney Road reopens with limited service for Hawkesbury boats
The Sydney Newcastle road will reopen Monday with no official ceremony. George Peat and Frances Peat ferries will run this week with George Peat in service weekdays and Frances Peat added weekends to handle heavy traffic. Extended docks lengthening ensures continuous, smooth transport across Hawkesbury River despite rough weather.
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Sydney-Newcastle
Ffatter
Hawkesbury River
World wide broadcast planned for fifth England Australia test
Arrangements for ball by ball radio coverage of the fifth England Australia test begin at Kennington Oval London and reach audiences globally. Sydney station 7UW will relay from Kennington, then 2UW and Amalgamated Wireless Australasia will distribute via 2M shortwave, 128 metre band, daily 11 am to 5 30 pm GMT.
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Kennington Oval
London
Sydney
7UW
Messra W. H. Paling and Co
Beam Wireless
2UW
Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) Limited
Australia
National Wireless Organisation
Amalgamated Wireless Company
Greenwich
Howe
Gloucester Police Court Stealing Charge Against Ronald McKay
Ronald McKay appeared on bail to answer a charge of stealing goods valued at 10 shillings from Humphreys Bros on 8 August. He pleaded guilty and received a three month hard labour sentence. A prior three month sentence for false pretences was imposed, with the second charge proceeding summarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald McKay
Humphreys Bros
McKay
Dungog
Gabriel G. P. Rowe
J. W. Daunt
Norman Berry
Arthur Spencer
Gloucester
Freeman
Denison Street
Oram
Local Land Board Deliberates on Crown Land Parcels and Closures
Acting Chair J. Fr Peake presided at Glowester Court House as board members reviewed Crown land cases. Reports cover parish selections, survey directives, extensions, obstructions, and valuations for hundreds to thousands of acres in Eurunderee, Colb, Cobb, Togala, and Bullahdelah. Public interest notices on river and street closings were considered.
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J. Peake
Glowester Court House
G. W. Titcume
J. G.wilson
S. Stewart
Crown
J. Korsman
Eurunderee
D. C
Wako
T W. Dodd
Cn.l
Bullahdelah
River Street
Short Street
Jackson Street
D.E
H. H. Adcock
Stroud Shire
T P. Bilis Jon
Parish Craven
D. Carlson
Parish Mills
Aran
T. L. Higgins
Pariah Berrico
W. Legge
Corrigan
Parish
Womboln
J. A. Laurie
John Newton
A. Hi Hogno
Barnard
HB. Laurie
Wako.—Postponed, HOB. Laurie, Addl Cn.L, 17/3— Postponed. W. A. Nash, Cn.k
Parish ‘Crosbie
H. A. Bignell
E. D. Holmes
Fitzroy
FW. Ince
F. G. White
Fat Lamb Raising in New South Wales Spotlighted
Gloucester Chamber heard J M Coleman of the Department of Agriculture discuss fat lamb raising. He cautioned uncertainty on local suitability, noted NSW aims to boost fat lambs via assured feed, good ewe condition, proximity to rail, and careful lamb handling from nursing to market. He highlighted Comeback ewes, Romney crosses, paddock size, dog-proofing costs, and coastal disease risks. New Zealand's success with rotation and high rainfall was cited as a model to study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
J.M. Coleman
Department of Agriculture
Flemington
Coleman
New Zealand
Ted W
New South Wales
Mr. Coleman
Lamb raising plans eyed for district inspection
A district audience heard Mr Coleman praise pastoral schemes and urged fat lamb raising. He proposed an inspection with a pastures expert between now and October to advise local authorities and improve supply. Mrs Coleman received thanks for her address.
Valuable Dairy Farms and Orchards Sale Notice NSW 1930
Property offers two complete dairy farms about 80 acres each plus 150 acres paddocks suitable for two more dairy farms or fattening. Also four blocks of orchard land 12 to 15 acres each with cottages on two blocks. Located along Red Hill lane near Langley Vale railway siding with good water drainage. Council to take action against animals straying on public roads. August 11, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imeat
Langley Vale
W. Langley
Eng
Langley
Walsh
Red Hill
N.S.W
Dental Notice of Gloucester Practitioner
Albert E. Wells states he is connected with a Mr Wells practicing dentistry in Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Wells
Mr. Wells
Gloucester
Gloucester Dair y Company Limited Gloucester Meeting Notice
Annual ordinary general meeting of Shoeholders to be held at the Majestic Theatre Gloucester on Wednesday September 10 1980 at 2 pm. Business to receive Directors Report and Balance Sheet for the twelve months ended June 30 1930 and to transact any other business per Articles of Association. By order of the Board J M Wratten Manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Gloucester
Pam
Sharp. Bishness
Usher
Uhe Board
J. M. Wratten
Gloucester Shire Council Supplementary Electors List 1830
Gloucester Shire Council supplements the 1187S elector lists for 1830. Eligible residents may inspect the supplementary lists from August 6 to 80 August 1930 at multiple Gloucester locations. Enrolment applications and objections to names may be made until September 6 1930.
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Gloucester
Gloucester Court
Copeland
Pest Olives
Strathford
Burtingtom
Harry WN. Chaplin
Shire Chambers
Ith
Asman Blondie Herbalist to Visit Gloucester and Dungog
Asman Blondie herbalist of NABLAG will visit Gloucester on Tuesday August 1 at Phillip's Hotel on Stroud Road. The tour continues to Stroud on Wednesday August 27 at Mr G Ratley's from 19ill 4 Stroud. Thursday August 28 at Central Hotel from 9 to 4 Dungog and Friday August 29 at Court House Hotel.
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Nablag
Gloucester
Phillip's
Stroud Road
Stroud
Central Hotel
Dungog
Court House Hotel
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ETU
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Uist
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Church St
DR. Gleeson
Chamber OF Commerce
Sydney Road
the Oval
B. T. Oram
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J. M. Coleman
Cinderella
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Barrington Wall
E. Taylor
Goxton
Jomi
Gloucester Park
Stratfoid
Arrington
Gil
Gloucester Shire
Hec
Gloucester Football Club
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Bowman
B. J. Brown
Pat, Bridge
Mick Landers
Redman and Lee Auctioneers
Taree
J. B. Bulley Auctioneer
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G. W. H. Martin
Mill
Douglas Waddell & Co
Abso
Matthewson and Co
Hicks
T. BM. Hoake and Co
Matthewson Des
Lilurio Estate
Invergordon
SUIRE
GOOP
H. Holmes
Wallsend
Gloucester Shire Council
Harry N. Chaplin
Douglas Waddell
Ook Railway
Varus
Pau
Yanning
Stir Douglas Waddell & Co
George Henry Raymont
Australasia
Bulwee St West Maitland
Verandah
ING
Kays Avsriettu
Dalaety & Cos Gane
Morris
ISIS
HOOK
VITA
Matthewson & Co
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Cloucester Stock Sales
Gloucester Shire Yards
NG Sale
HOU Path
Verda
Srong
Poison Cat
Goun Park Saddle
EW Dodge
Cloucester Motuales CO
Massey Harris Machinery CO
United
Wolseley Engine
Gloucester Dairy Company Limited
Asman
Blondie
Indian Consulting
Radiola
Jarrott’s
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