Gloucester Court Clears Damages In Settlement After Assault
Walter Sealle Brooks had charges for damaging property and assault dismissed after a settlement with Emanuel Mino and George Mino. Roy Miller also faced an assault charge. all terms of settlement undisclosed. Kempsey council to erase signs on buildings and enforce signboard licensing amid ongoing disputes. A church musicale fundraiser slated during Music Week. Gold shows 4 1 75 oz per ton at Boolambayte quartz ridges with several claims pegged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Donaldson
P.M
Walter Sealle Brooks
Emanuel Mino
George Mino
Masault
Roy Miller
Dunnon
W. W. Hawdon
Kempsey
N.S.W
Boolambayte
Dungog
Gloucester Triumph Over Krambach In Narrow Park Result
Gloucester defeated Krambach 41 to 3 at the Park, a home win built on strong scoring bursts by Monro, Oldfield, and Matthewson. Archie Sinclair kicked goals and Giddey led multiple attacks as Gloucester held off visitors with tight defense and late tries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
J. Krambach
the Park
Gloucester Reda
Kimmbach
J. Giddey
R. Britten
Rogers
G. Conn
J. Oldfeld
A. Sinlair
W. Ladern
R. Gorton
J. Wileson
T. Griffiths
H. Monro
Livermore
J. Mathewson
Pth
Sinclair
Archie
Kikl
Kramback
P. Cheers
Coma
Mathewson
Gorton
Ricketts
J. Gallagher
Stewart
Keambach
Jim Oldfield
Conn
Mune
Griffiths
Krambach
Monro
Sanders
Britten
P. Gallagher
Oldfield
OtAffekd
Matthewson
Livermnre
Hoppy
Lavermore
Kramhach
L. Gallagher
Laurie Gallagher
Gosling
Colin
Pat Gallagher
Griffith
Coon
Jackie Giddey
Giddey
McGee
Hector ‘Wilson
Hice
Matthewnon
Kambach
Johnnie
Mr. W. Young
Name on memorial owner still alive in Inverell
Inverell branch of the Returned Soldiers League faced a dispute over a living soldier’s name inscribed on the local monument. Members debated removing the name, but architect J F O Connor warned it would mar the figure. instead a plan to add a fictitious letter was proposed, which the meeting rejected. It decided to write to the soldier to request permission to keep the name unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell
Returned Soldiers’ League
Shales
J. F. O'Connor
Monthly meeting of the focal branch of the W A
The March gathering at Best Frooma heard apologies from multiple members including Yates Glover and McAndrews. Delegates Mrs Rons and Mrs Holmes agreed to attend the Cartiga Conference as the branch discussed spinning wheel loans to Dungog and Gloucester branches and welcomed two new members.
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Focal
W.A
Best Frooma
Mesdames Yates
Glover
McAndrews
Cavanough
J. N. Laurie
Alexander
MelRae
Ashworth
Dawson
Newton
Bennett
Rons
Holmes
Cartiga
Dungog
Gloucester
Hawsdan
Golf notes show Resch Cup qualifiers and scores
Golf notes describe qualifying for the Resch Cup at a weekend event with improving conditions. Laurie Cup won by A Laurie 170, A Oldfield runner-up 171, Horner Cup 36-hole handicap to A Oldfield 171 and 30 141, first stroke handicap to A Oldfield 88 15 68, second to A Parish 87 15 72. Draws for Resch Cup and Consolation Eight announced, plus Associates draws and stroke handicap lineup.
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Foo
Bonder
A. Laurie
A Oldfield
P. Roddy
A. Oldfeld
A. Oldfield
A. Parish
W. W. Hawdon
TW. Ashworth
Diher
H. Horner
OM. Rye
R. Thurlow
B Carmen
A. Turner
Coate
McIntosh
L. Davenport
Y. A. Laurie
D.C Rye
J. McRae
Dr. Anderson
T. Charlton
W. Gamer
T. Ashworth
R. Snow
Hawdon
A. J. Woodward
L. Rye
B. P. Dawson
Let Down By Federal UAP Criticizes Conference Policy
The Farmers and Settlers' Advocacy president Mr Ki Field denounced the Federal IAP as let down by the federal government. He stated the conference adopted a policy urging the Country Party delegates to curb pre election pacts with the TAP and criticized the party for failing to carry out an agreement made with honest intentions amid tariff pressures on primary producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Settlers
Ki. Field
Country Party
TAP
UGP
Paterson
Central Council of the
IAP
Railway guard admits fraud in Kempsey court
Raymond Henry Lightfoot, a railway guard, pleaded guilty at Kempsey Police Court to embezzling 183 pounds 10 shillings from the Commissioners. Senior railway detective Henry Ralph said Lightfoot admitted falsifying excess fare receipts and altering huts after issuing them. Lightfoot, who said he had faced salary cuts, was fined 10 pounds and given four months to pay. he had been dismissed in 1920 for falsifying accounts and reinstated two months later.
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Raymond Henry Lightfoot
Kempsey Police Cort
Henry Ralph
Light Toot
Ralph
Donaldson
Lightfoot
Upper Manning Surprise Party Report
On Wednesday night about 80 residents gathered at Mr. T. F. Breese residence Brett to celebrate a surprise party. The event began around 7 30 p m with dancing lasting until 11 90 followed by supper served by ladies. Mr J Kepple conducted MCC duties and Miss L Brims and Mr A Breese supplied music on accordions and violin.
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T. F. Breese
Brett
J. Kepple
MCC
Gloucester Council Finance Report and Road Work Updates
The August meeting, Dr White presiding, adopted the finance report detailing payments across funds and recommended writing off small accounts while pursuing overdue sums. The council discussed electricity franchise terms, overdue rate interest, and a state highway programme with a £2000 grant for 1933–34, plus repairs on Manchester Never Never Road and other local routes.
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White
Manchester
Wauki
Councils
Local Government Department
Gloucester Electric Supply Company
Higgins
Main Roads Department
Glen- Seater
Soth
Council
R. Reichert
Hooke
Dennett
Reichert
Debates Over Road Gravelling Funds and Council Oversight
Council members clash over £24 14s 3d allotment for gravelling on Upper Avon Road and whether to spend or divert funds. Officials argue maintenance elsewhere is needed while the President and Engineer defend current plans, planning for culverts and lorry access. Residents offer gravel help, with timing and labour concerns discussed. A protest over Tataatee Creek Road and a proposed new road sketch to connect with Mount Mooney are noted.
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Dennett
Dr. Reichert
Mr. Chaplin
Cr. Reichert
Laurie
Higgins
Dr. Laurie
Gr. Dennett
Gr. Reichert
Cr Reichert
Cr. Dennett
Spratta Cath & Mackerel
Counce
Reichert
Council
Cy. Reichert
Relehert
Nista Dee
Cow
Mo Honwea
Tataatee Creek
Donald Paterson
Manning Shire
Paternon
Gellte
Notice of Annual Culinary General briefing and probate filing in New South Wales
Notice announces Shareholders meeting at Gloucester Grey Artillery Hall on Tuesday 24th with details of annual report and auditors. It also notes probate action in New South Wales Supreme Court Probate Jurisdiction for William Ambrose Plutzygially and executor William FitzGerald, with claims to be sent to Proctor Borthwick. Obituary notices express thanks for hospital care and memorials for the late William Hull Dodd.
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Uie Unive Company
Boa JM. Wrattrs
Supreme Court OF New South Wales
William Amhreuse
Proctor
Samne Tarthwill
Borthwick
Eixecutor
Dowling Street
Bungug
Messrs
Thomas
Rose and Dues
London
Marlin Place
Sydney
Bowls Singles Championship and Harris Cup Results
Saturday saw first rounds completed for the Bowls Singles Championship and Harris Cup. Milne defeated Ashworth 21-2. Adaing beat Hawdon 51-15. Street beat Andrews 32-27. In the 2nd round Graham beat Iguac 31-23. Anderson beat Lowe 8-11. Milne defeated Wratten 6-3. Goddard beat Teni 21-16. Boorer defeated Rye 82-25. Kendall beat White 82-16. Boorer's rink beat Adams 32-25. Street's rink to meet. Boorer's rink to finish final by the 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milne
Ashworth
Adaing
Hawdon
Street
Andrews
Graham
Iguac
Anderson
Lowe
Kendall
Adams Ser
Dr. Munro
Wratten
Goddard
Teni
Tennis matches scheduled for Saturday in A and B Grades
Only official matches set for Saturday are Tea chers versus Park Blues in A grade for third place on the Church of England court and Presbyterian versus Copeland in B grade on the Presbyterian court. Other clubs may arrange deferred matches or their own play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers
Park Blues
Church of England ‘Court
Presbyterian
Copeland
Presbyterian Court
Reduced Premiums For Motor Vehicle Insurance Policy
The notice describes lower insurance premiums with expanded third party coverage to unlimited, broader protection for property and legal costs, and accident coverage. It notes the insurer will cover injuries to others and property damage during private motor vehicle use, emphasizing safer driving and compensation.
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Gamage
Venice
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Osnaberg
Weitboek
J. Whatson
Eer
W. W. Hawoon
Rolsottom
B. P. Dawson, B.A
T. S. Wells
Whatsons
Church ST
Albert E. Wells
Dental Burgess Wiil
T. Corbetls
Ath
Phoue
M. King
A.L.C.M
Barrington ST
CWA
Championsiuf
U.A.P
Upper Manning
Gloucestershire Council
C.W.A
School OF Arts
Laurie Chubb
Gants
Big Foote
SHALE
V. Wanderbamn
W. Dean
Gordon
School of Arts Hall
H. L. Marsh
Uhured
Park Courts
Forbesdale
Kagnyenoory
Kit Ratfail
Oneonta
F. Hawns
Gloucester Dairy Company Limited
Mis. B. Nash
Woliam Hull
Waratah
Dennett Cousett
Geille Vci Connet
Buhinerville Bros
Devon
A. Ervine d& Sons
Macon Paterson
Boston & Co
J. A. Laurie
Laurie Bros
Mandeville
Cross
Aye H. Laxby
Ke. Chiswolm
J. A. Ross
A. Bowen
E. J. Bowen
Durham
Jos
Shannon Valk
Pletock
Jersey
Arcsa Milkers & Springers
Matthewson & Co
Tom Hicks
Wloucester
Paterson, Easton & Co
le M. Moore
C. B. McPherson
W. Kuston
R. Biasch
A. Edwanus
Geo. Vooper
RH. Lyon
J. Chapman
Gloucester Railway Station
J.J. Berriman
Krambach Gloucester
Department OF Main Roads
Double Creek
Shire of
Stroud
Hesa Denice
Watt Street
Newcastle
Stroud Shire
R. Henderson
Chatlereagh Street
Ww. R. Young
David H. J. Ail
Denis Surgeon
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