Sale of Bandon Estate and Bowman Farm properties
The Gloucester Adhorate notes two major land sales scheduled for Saturday August 28 led by Messrs. Matthewson and Co and the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency offering Kirk and Son's Bowman Farm, a premier dairy farming property, and a Terrell estate mill acreage of over 5000 acres.
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Bandon
Gloucester
Norrow
Messrs. Matthewson and Co
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency
Messrs. Kirk and Son
Bowman
Terrell
Craven
Matthewson & CO
NEW Zealand Loan and Mercantile, Agency Co., Ltd
SCONE
Messrs. H. Kirk É& Sons
Bowman River
Bowman Fort Road
NEW Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company Ltd
Une
Matthewson & Company
Mesare H.W. A
Gruber
Bullabdolah
Telaa
NEW Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company
LTT (Inc
Eng
Terreel
Ward's River
Young Australians Bring Lively Revue To Gloucester
A touring 30 member juvenile troupe presented Lucie revue Around The Works at Stay Theatre Tuesday night. George Nicholls Colin Croft Charlie Stanton Ken Cox starred in well staged sketches with notable mimicry and a Mae West impersonation by Colin Croft. Ron Morris stood out as a 6 foot 4 inch comedian while Gordon Price and Lew Waterhouse showed promise. The show was lively, breezy, and well produced with clever lighting and scenery making it one of the brightest juvenile performances here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hema
Thi
Iitunl
Nuisns
Young Australia League
George Nicholls
Colin Croft
Charlie Stanton
Ken Cox
Colin Cott
Mae West
Charlie Blanton
Val
Ron Morris
Gloucester
Gordon Price
Lew Waterhouse
Soprang
A.L
Masonic Ball Shines At Majestic Theatre Dance Supper
The Masonic Ball at the Majestic Theatre drew near 260 dancers from Newcastle Dungog Wingham and Taree for a glamorous event. Pearl blue white royal blue and red decorations framed streams and crepe walls as Harry Tabernacle and his Newcastle band fueled the lively crowd. The buffet supper by Pike’s Fish Inn featured elegant arrangements and printed menus on serviettes with Masonics symbols while the centre tables showcased stocks and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferna
Newcastle
Dungog
Wingham
Taree
Lie Lodge
Harry Tabernacle
Masons
Avene
9 Ball
N.S. Pike
Pike
Gloucester
School of Arts
Toyalbiue
Mesdames
A. J. White
C. W. Strest
B. Carolan
W. Garner
Dombkins
L Monro
Joan Tonks
M. Giddey
New Zealand Tourists Itinerary Draws Local Criticism
Gloucester branch of the Primary Producers' Union criticises the New Zealand farmers visit itinerary as poorly planned. Members say the tour was too short and failed to showcase coastal dairying country, with little town participation and limited opportunities to exchange farming methods. A motion to oppose the itinerary and seek expense accountability was passed, with notes for the District Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Gloucester
Primary Producers’ Union
New Zealand
McRae
Maidat
Dungog
Port Stephens
Mr. McRae
Shire Council
Mudille
J. D. Paris
M. Newton
P P.U
Counci
Shire Hall
Mesars
A. McRae
A. Archinal
H. Mardle JD. Parish
E. Gresham
G. L. King
P. G. Middlebrook
W. A. Relf
A. Kirk
Relf
H. Roach
Gloucester Railway clerk guilty of petty fraud
Thomas Willian Ferris, 20, a junior pro sorter at Gloucester Railway Station, pleaded guilty to appropriating freight stamps. He stole stamps worth 6/8 over two years, claiming hardship. He received 12 months good behavior on his own recognizance after promising restitution. Detective Mr. Douglas testified Ferris kept 6/8 due to lack of funds and paid 9/8 weekly for living, with no prior record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palive
William Dougie
Thomas Willian Ferris
Railway Department
Gloucester
Sydney
Douglas
Erria
Messrs
Thomas and
Newton J.P
Gloucester versus Port Macquarie in seahill clash
Sunday’s football match pits Gloucester against Port Macquarie in a top season test. Port Macquarie seeks to disrupt Gloucester’s long winning streak as referee Schneier from Wingham is set to officiate a clean, high quality game. Gloucester No 2 faces Barrington for the Landis Cup at noon with Captain Pop-eye leading a robust Gloucester squad.
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Gloucester
Port Macquarie
Wee
Uselt
Schneier
Wingham
Gloucester No
Barrington
Aarington
Kame
Pop-eye
Golf notes draw for tomorrow at Stroud links
Draw announced for the pit huncies with matches Street vs Kenney Leedham vs Griffin Chariton vs McNaughton Chaswell vs McRae McGown vs McLeod Atkins vs Dawson Anderson vs Drinkwater. Several members travel to Stroud for the opening of the golf links. The Associates winner of last Wednesday’s par handicap was Mrs Newton with 4 up. other scores listed. Good entries noted for Associates open day and CNC Associates tournament over the next three days. A modern railway engine contains 20 000 parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street
Kenney
Leedham
Griffin
Chariton
McNaughton
Chaswell
McRae
McGown
McLeod
Atkins
Dawson
Anderson
Drinkwater
Stroud
Associates
Newton
Miss Weekes
Miss Laurie
Mrs. Street
Mrs. Matthews
Mrs. Auhworth
Mrs. McKay
Mina Middlebrook
Mrs. Munro
Mrs. King
Mrs. Pariah
Mrs. Holland
Miss Higgins
C.N.C. Associates
Gloucester
Copeland News Sparks Mining Boom and Transport Upgrades
Gloucester hinteret shows signs of a diversified industrial boom as multiple prospectors chase the "Lure of the Ages" and batteries process ore from several shows. Timber cutting and blue gum logs rise along Copeland Creek while a Shire Council plan to build a road from Copeland Tops to Bowman stalls due to funds. A voluntary mining labor push enables a first motor voyage through the area, opening Gloucester to easier travel via Ueper Fane to the Bway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Hinteret
Copeland Creek
Copeland
Upper
Bowman
Gloucester
Ueper
Adams
Waters
Mount Wain Maid
Erishwl
Qunetz Tor
MAITLAND STOCK SALES AND MARKETS REPORT
Commercial stock sales in Sydney report 20 cattle yarded with primes up to 10 dearer and full flyers at eight. Maitland sale notes 1100 head across prime and rough, prices near quotations. White Bros, Munwellbrook and others listed among buyers. Maitland Horse Market yarding 200 draughts with slightly lower market due to unrest. draught horses to 34, mares to 35, aged stock to 15, best horses to 20, ponies to 18 19. Vanbit skins cheaper at Sydney auctions with mixed price declines across classes. wool, furs, and petty lots show varied movements. A London census notes one in five suffer from nerves at a major hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cowan
Merriwit
A. Allen
Maitland
Bavight
Winehcombe, Carson Ltd
Wieneslay
Sydney
Racka
Tell Fens
Sandus
Sita
Atin
Bowthorne Co operative Butter Factory seeks water license
The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission has received an application under the Water Act for a pump on the Karuah River supplying the Bowthorne Co operative Butter Factory Ltd. at Lot 395 A A Company grant Stroud Parish Gloucester for factory water and adjoining sawmill use. Interested parties may object with reasons by 10 September 1837, addressed to H Bevan Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission
Bowthorne Co-operative Butter Factory Ltd
Karuah
A. A. Company
Stroud
County Gloucester
H. Bevan
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission
O.P.C
Bydney, WC
Ike Main
Big Community Concert in Gloucester at Majestic Theatre
A Monday night concert on August 23 at the Majestic Theatre Gloucester features Newcastle artists led by Harry Tabernacle and his Joy Makers. Wes Oakes Miss Oakes and a troupe of singers violinists vocalists and comedians perform a colourful non top variety show. Proceeds support the campaign of Mise Joan Forbes for the Catholic Bezasr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Harry Tabernacle
Company of
Joy Makers
Wes. Oakes
Miss Oakes
Joan Forbes
CKETS
A. Moffatt
M. Perrin
Gloucester
Majestic Theatre
Mise Joan Forbes
Bezasr
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