Gloucester Topics and Memorial Plans Hit Water Issue
Gloucester readers learn about town water supply progress with pumps ready and workers at site. The piece notes flood debris, rubbish removal near Park Street, and a proposed Soldiers Memorial Clock site at Church Queen Park intersections. Details on court house additions, football selections, and weather are included along with a funeral notice for George Nash and list of wreaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Memorial Committee
Church, Queen and Park Streets
Local notices and town updates in brief
The town observes a funeral interest and future aims. Dentist Cecil Sutton thanks supporters after a devastating fire and hopes to reopen in about a fortnight. The Royal Hotel lease has changed hands to Mr 8 Sams of Orange. Reverend F H Hordern will lecture on The Call of Africa on Wednesday 28 and Stratford on Thursday 29 at 7 30 pm. Inspector E F Stein takes 12 months leave of absence after 38 years in service, with a summary of his postings. City railway and harbour bridge interest costs cited by Premier Buttenshaw total about 1 per minute in ongoing expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Sutton
F. H. Hordern
Church Missionary Society
Englan
Stratford
E. F. Stein
South Maitland Paaields
Stein
Paroo
Muswellbrook
Bellbrook
Candletown
Nabiac
Bullahdelah
Betingen
Raymond Terrace
Kurt Kurri
Rewcastle
Harbour Bridge
Castine
Buttenshaw
A Fine New Building On Church Street
A brick new building completed for Mr. W. W. Hawden on Church Street features 46 feet depth and 36 feet frontage. It houses offices for Mr. Russell Hall, Mr. A A Doudney, and Mr. Hawden with waiting rooms, staff offices, and a strong room, all finished with plastered interiors and an ornamental front including can lever awning and glass doors. Architect R. S. Hawdon of Sydney and builder J. Hawes of Copeland completed the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
W. W. Hawden
Russell Hall
A A Doudney
Hawen
R. S. Hawdon
Sydney
J. Hawes
Copeland
Barrington Cricketers Ball Brings Social And Cricket Season
A large crowd attended a social in Barrington Thursday night to mark the cricket season and celebrate trophies from last year. Hugh Grant and Joe Mitchell managed the doors, W H Young and W Fitzgerald supervised dancing, and the Kurrh Kari Orchestra provided music. A. J. White spoke and J P Baston received the trophies, though only one recipient was present. The hall was decorated by officials' wives and the local Ind ee aided, with praised catering. Spring feints gave way to cool southerly winds, with showers Saturday night and Sunday, green shoots visible, some early crops planted, and Roland Higgins’s bin trapped by a fire last week, a clearette butt blamed for the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Grant
Joe Mitchell
W. H. ‘Young
W. Fitzgerald
A. J. White
J.P. Baston
Gloucester Triumph Over Cedar Party In Semi Final
In the Wingham Park first grade semi final Gloucester defeated Cedar Party 8 to 6. Gloucester built an early lead as Mayers and Burns scored, Cedar Party fought back with Gillogly and Eatell crosses, but Gloucester held on with strong defense and timely kicks to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Oedar Party
Cedar Party
Wingham Park
N. Neilson
Mésere D. Findlay
J. Skinner
Gray
Mayers
Wilson Sod
Burns
Gordon
Boal
Gillogly
Hughes
Kennedy
Hopley
Britten
Oldfield
C. Britten
Storm
Cross
Brewer
Ine
Dimond
Cedar Petty
Glloucester
Wilson
Gilfogly
Saxby
H3zell
Tine
Eatell
Cragmn
M. Dimond
Cloucester & Cedar Party
Wingham and Nabiac Final Scramble In Local Match
Cedar Party benefited from steady fullback play and key bursts by Hughes and Dimond as Hughes, Kennedy, and Saxby pushed their side forward. Cedar Party, missing Clark and fielding three Reserve Grade players, faced the winner in a hard final after a mid afternoon interlude by the Wing ham Town Band led by Mr W K Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
F. Dimond
Storm
Kennedy
Saxby
Cedar Party
Louceater Cfm
Wingham
Tennis Draw For Saturday A Grade Park Bueay Tugrabakh
Results from Saturdays Singles Championship list J Monro defeating S J Smith 4 1, B Merchant over Atkins 2 2 60, K Chisholm over Garner 4 6 2, F Taylor over A White 4 6 6 80. Mixed Doubles Handicap draw for Gloucester District LT A mixed doubles handicap with Wellard and Mrs Deards leading matches plus several pairings and bye allocations. Preliminary rounds use ten game sets. semis and final use best two of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Monro
S J. Smilth
B. Merchant
J. Atkins
K. Chisholm
W- Garner
F. Taylor
A. White
Gloucester
L’t.a
Hardes
Wellard
Deards
V. West
Miss Cummings
Miss Shaw
V. Y. Fitzgerald
Miss Easton
A. Morrison
Bannister
K. Wellard
Miss Atkins
Miss Garner
F. Aston
Miss Henderson
R. Garner
Garner
A. West
Miss Latter
Staunton
Ser
E. Miller
J. Wellard
Miss Forbes
Golf-2 Stroke Handicap At Gloucester Golf Club
Unpleasant conditions marred Saturday play in the stroke handicap event. A A Doudney posted 74 net after 98 gross. Several players followed with scores led by Eric Street and L E Street. Weekend events note next Saturday for monthly medal and Sunday visitor team from Taree with Gloucester's team to be published Friday. Committee agrees on fertiliser for greens, harrowing fairways, and turfing with superphosphates. The Associates set to compete for the monthly medal and Cavandagh trophy first round. members asked to provide tea for Gloucester Taree match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A Doudney
A. A. Doudney
Eric Street
L. E. Street
R. Levick
A. Parish
A. Laurie
P. Roddy
Ashworth
Dr. Locke
F. Dwyer
W. Whiting BO
R. Thurlow
C. Street
L. Rye
A. J. Woodsward
J. Hawdon
B. J. Horner
Associaton
M. J. Graham
Holy City clashes leave dead and wounded amid Wall incidents
In Jerusalem on Saturday, nine Jews and three Arabs were killed and over ten injured as two hours of street fighting erupted from the Wall incidents. Armed police and armored cars patrolled tense streets while the crowd remained highly agitated. The clash traces to the Day of Atonement, when a partition at the Western Wall angered worshippers and sparked protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy City
Jerusalem
Newcastle District Abattoir Board Seeks Legal Power
The Newcastle District Abattoir Board serving 150000 people, formed by 15 municipalities, raised £180000 on rate security and has a profitable record. Saleyards since 1913 could cover 70 percent of demand. bacon curing started in 1923 with strong market demand. Equity Court rulings limit bacon powers. amendments from Parliament are urged amid opposition from Sydney firms. Farmers in Kempsey to Raymond Terrace back broader legislative powers to keep bacon and pig trading open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abettoira
Caleyarda
Newcastle
Equity Court
Sydney
Kempsey
Glenrock
Wauchope
Singleton
Denatan
Grafton
Lismore
Prices Rise and Fall at Yards as Cattle Demand Shifts
Beef values showed mixed quality across yardings with about 20 dead losses before rest date. Veal and heavy cattle fetched top rates while cows and yearlings varied. heifers sold for £14 10s at Maitland yards. Pig trade remained brisk, with fat pigs reaching high prices and stores facing stronger competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sparke
J. Enright
Gloucester notices and small ads from BRAS and Nash estate
Mrs A NASB of Ravenshaw Street Gloucester notifies residents that the late George Nash's business will be carried on in her name. Also a for sale item: one strong light single seated buggy almost new, apply T F Robinson Barrington. MR A J WOODWARD thanks those who aided him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nasb
Ravenshaw Street
Gloucester
District
George Nash
T, F
Robinson
Barrington
Commercial Homebush stock sales report Sydney cattle bidding
Monday bidding in the cattle section was very active and a good market established for all descriptions. Heavy bullocks rose about 10s. per cwt. yarding 2380. Good to prime beef 41/- to 46/-, yearlings 44/- to 50/-. Maitland stock sales fat cattle: about 1070 yarded, cows and heifers prevailing, with yearlings and calves. Ballast of bullock beef moderate. notice includes property trespass warning and old price cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush Stock Sales
Sydney
Maitland
Special Cattle Sale Highlights and Entries Listed
A dated cattle sale ad lists 90 choice pure Hereford cows with calves at foot plus 10 choice Hereford heifers and various bullocks. Entries include 45 Durhams 13 Black Herefords 25 Good Hereford Weaner Bulls 30 Good Steers 23 Cows and Calves 5 Steers 6 WAT cows 17 mixed cattle and 180 Steers Cows and Heifers from several owners. Also 10 choice Jersey yearlings and other springers with HA brand noted. Market expected to be good. sellers urged to notify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Corbett
Bistale
Murray
Also Mentioned on This Page
W._HAWDON
Queen Street
Qloucester
Eric Weine
Russell Hall and Davies
Public Accountants & Income Tax Consultants
Church St
Park Street
Royal Hotel
Billanong Bridge
Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Tun Curry
C. Gordon
C. Hopley
H. Cummings
A. Clarke
J. Mayers
J. Gray
A. Wilson
L. Oldfield
W. Grady. Moffatt
J. Morris
R. Burns
Greenaway
P. Baker
Shack
F. Pile
BR. Britten
C Britten
H. ‘Cummings
W. Grady
Moffatt
W. Pile
R. Britten
Grasa
Wallanz
Loucester
R Kendall
H. Haselweed
Middlebrook
George Watsom
8, Sams
Orange
Roland Higgins
Wingham Cronicle
Norp
Hoptey
P Baker
HL Gray
A. Wilgon
J Clafield
J. Moffatt
FL Britten
A. Croas
V. Gillogly
H. Brewer
J. Hughes
N. Storm
C. Saxby
8. Grimson
J. Eatell
W. Kennedy
C. Grimson
J. Hanney
Park Bueay
Tugrabakh
Sem Rina
Methodist
St. Joseph's
Church of England
McDonald's
D. McDenain
MB OA
Fon Pure
FSC
London
Liebt-teats Img
Websit and
McDonald (Sydney) Ltd
Optielann
Martin Place
Pitt Street
Manning River Dairy CO
Newcartle
W. P. Reichert
Maitland Yards
Paterson
Easton
Wingham Yards
Bullocks & Steers
Devon
Durham Cross
LA. Harris
Messis
J. H. Smith
Alf, Parish
Carl Street
Doug Rye
Mr. Waddell
A. A. Hazelwood
A. E Tripet
Sam Cox
Bolton
Constable Preeman
Gloucester Town Properties
Douglas Waddell & Co
A J. Woodward
Rist Mle Spees
Bras, Indralnt
Albion
UN Gloucester
Groom
Denison St
Tocal
Dennison SL
C. Collins
Cook Brrest
W. Award
Sule
Blacksoil
Borham
Douglas Waddell & LO
B. A. Barraclough Limited
Opticians
George St
Reds
Wil Young
Lowe
Boral
Out Taiaway Yard
Waukivory
F. Grainger
R. Bleasdale
Gloucester Shire Yards
Matthewson & Co
Gloucester Stock Sales
Gloucester River
Jet, Matthewson & Co
Goon Youn
Bullocks
Tunsday
TAT & Stork
Tamworth
Wolseley
Shire Yards
Douglas Waddell
ECOND
Campbell
County
Hawes
E L. Grieves
C.L
Torrens
Lucerne
Curracabundi
Gloucesster
Barnard River
Tuggolo Creek
C.L. Soll
DH. Bartlett
Myall
County Hawes
Stroud
Scone
Tugcolo Creek
Tadow
Katclen
Antie
Duey
T. E
Crowe
Cobr
Hea
Toca
Curracabark
D. H. Bartlett
MacKenzie
Mesers Allen, Allen, and Hensley
Grazing & Dairying Properties
Attwater Kent
Gloucester Motor Sales
Motor ‘Ing
Depot East
Pricea
Gloucester Motor Sales Company
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