Straying Stock Nuisance in Gloucester
In Gloucester the Current Topics column reports ongoing complaints about stray stock causing garden and fodder damage at night. The council is urged to enforce rules, protecting residents who invest in their homes and gardens. A special Gloucester Dairy Company directors meeting appointed A Brorson as manager amid many applicants. Raymond Serrace Hatter Factory reps discussed potential amalgamation with the Royal factory, a topic in early stages among local directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milfred Lowe
Gloucester Dairy Company, Ltd
A. Brorson
Kempsey
J. M., Wratten
Bror Neron
Raymond Serrace
Glouester
Royal Factory
Raymond Termace
Want a Fair Deal for Smaller States in Australia
Tasmanian and South Australian representatives urge constitutional removal measures to strengthen smaller states after meeting in Melbourne. Premier Butler of South Australia to respond, while Tasmania's Ogilvie cites need for better footing for smaller states. Meanwhile Bathurst suffers losses from wild dingoes crossing with livestock, and a U S clergyman warns of production pressures on prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Victoria
Tasmania
Australia
South Australia
Butler
Mr. Ogilvie
Melbourne
U.S.A
Albury
New Zealand
Canada
Extension of Rural Telephone Hours
The Acting Deputy Director explains rural exchanges extend hours to 8 p m when annual revenue reaches £15 and the keeper accepts the department rate. If extra remuneration is required, parties arrange payment and extended hours begin. General Motors show arrives in Gloucester Friday night with 24 vehicles for free demonstrations led by local agent G E Baston. Deputy Director W E Butler notes North Coast post office service costs and railway timetable adequacy. North Coast Fruit Inspector urges continued fruit fly pest control efforts with strong grower and trader cooperation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Gloucester
G. E. Baston
Journey's End theatre show and visiting political figures
The Star Theatre hosts Journey's End at 8 p.m. with homemade sweets by C.W.A. members. A Sydney praise cites the play as the best. Federal MP Mr C Thompson and United Country Party secretary Col B J Munro plan a Gloucester visit Sept 3 to meet constituents. Oscar Shepherd’s body, one of two drowned, was recovered. the other remains missing. ELK trousers found near Shepherd’s body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
C.W.A
R.G. Sheriff
Sydney
C. Thompson
M.H.R
New England
B. J. Munro
United Country Party
Gloucester
Oscar Shepherd
Nelson's Bay
Newcastle
Shepherd
Inverell Council Fined for Burra Cutting Delay
Inverell Municipal Council fined £20 in Inverell police court after four days of testimony on failure to cut burra within the municipality. Prosecutor R J Higgins led the case. A F Avern for the plaintiff and W P Wiltshire for the council. The defence argued the neglect was negligible and that weed destruction spending was reasonable while the area was waterlogged during the required cutting periods. The magistrate found the charge proved and ordered £20 and 8s 9d plus expenses. the council offered future compliance guarantees if the penalty was suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell
R. J. Higgins
Burra
A. F. Avern
W. P. Wiltshire
P.M
Avern
Rural School Courses and Weather Shed Question in Gloucester
Mr C H Bennett M A Ayta reports the Education Minister has considered Gloucester Harunta and Citizens Association appeals for rural school courses at Gloucester Public School. Home Economies and Manual Training teachers have been appointed, with final establishment to be decided after end of term attendance reviews. Weather shed for Craven Public School is deemed unnecessary. fencing renovation noted by District Inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Bennett
M.a.ayta
Gloucester
Ita
Geneva
Craven Parents and Citizens' Association
Parents and Citizens’ Association
C. Yates
Craven
Real Mackay Protest Over After Hours Liquor Rule
Damon Hammond challenged Minister for Justice Martin over the police decision to grant 20 minutes grace after closing hours for hotels. Hammond insisted the stage is set for six o'clock. Martin said the government may allow police to abrogate laws with difficulty in sealing bars and cited the Chief Justice on reasonable fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
Damon Hammond
Martin
Altor
Ifs Mackay
Butter and Cheese Exports From Australia Decline
Australia exported 4025 tons of butter between July 1 and August 17, down from 4667 last season. State totals: New South Wales 151, Victoria 2336, Queensland 148, South Australia 378, Western Australia 1, Tasmania 7. Cheese exports for the same period total 304 tons, below 343 tons a year earlier, with New South Wales 30, Victoria 166, Queensland 41, South Australia 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
West Australia
Tasmania
Department of Commerce
Queensand
Jenkins Landers Wedding in St Joseph's Glouseater
Angela Landers daughter of the late Br. tind Mura Pierce Lan wre of Barrington and Edwin W Jenkins of Gloucester wed at St Joseph's Church Glouseater on a Saturday afternoon with a floral arch and temple style decorations. The ceremony was conducted by Father J Morrissey followed by a breakfast at the parents home. The bride wore a forget me not blue gown and carried stocks and mignonette with attendants including Rose Jenkins and George Landers as best man. The couple left for an extended motor tour after receiving many presents from friends and family.
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Jenkins—Landers
St. Joseph's Church
Glouseater
Angela 1
Landers
Br. Tind Mura
Pierce Lan ‘Wre
Barrington
Edwin W. Jenkans
Mes. W. Tenkina
Gloucester
Stur
Mick Landers
Faust
Brian
Rose Jenkins
Slater
George Landers
J. Morrissey
Moylan
Jenkins
Mendelwoba
de Cairo Rego
Broom
Plane marriage declared not binding in French area
A marriage conducted aboard an aeroplane over a French area was declared not binding, with the couple to marry in the ordinary manner. The report notes boys showing interest in clothes and bicycles as questions were asked of scholars at a South London elementary school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South London Elemenary School
B Grade Tennis Results and Final Setups
Tournament results list B Grade matches with Wawkivory beating Stratford and Gan gat to meet next Saturday on Park A Grade court. Men’s singles saw Merchant defeats Smith and K. Merchant over Paton. Mixed doubles featured Marsh and Mrs. Logan defeating Waters and Mrs. Webeck. Numerous Park A, Church of England, Presbyterian courts details, with schedule times and umpires noted.
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Wawkivory
Stratford
Gangat
Factory
Ryan
B. Merchant
R. Smith
K. Merchant
Paton
Marsh
Mrs. Logan
F. Waters
Mrs. Webeck
Park A Suate
Airy
West
A. West
P. Sweenwey
Monro
L. Pletcher
McAlpin
Breese
Berry
L. Kenny
Church of England Court
W. Atkins
W. Fitzgerald
FP. Raston
Smith
Merchant
W. & Atking
D. McRae
W. Merchant
W. Connolly
G. Conn
Miss J
H. Cummings
Mise E. Atkins
J. Latter
Ebert
Tiedman
Carter
Pactory Court
Jcharge
U0. S
V.s
A. Taylor
J. Maddalena
V. R. Smith
G Gamer
J. Bignell
FR. Germon
K. James
Les
Aikina
Misses Booter
Schmterer
Miss Taylor
Presbyterian Court
K. Booter
A. Sweeney
Miss Carter
T. Murray
Miss Avkins
R. Garner
Hf. Fraser
F Hebblewhite
Miss Whatson
Golf Notes Members Events and Draws
The flag competition winner was J McRae who hoisted the flag on the 20th after a drive. Dr Anderson was runner up finishing on the 19th. In the ship round A Oldfield beat T Charlton and J McRae beat B Coates. Street and Woodward will meet in the Consolation Final. The Associates draw lists Mrs Carola versus Mrs Thurlow and others. Mra L Easton and Miss M Lavis will play the final for Mrs A Worth’s trophy.
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J. McRae
Dr. Anderson
A. Oldfield
T. Charlton
B. Coates
Street
Nirfi
Carola
Thurlow
I. Easton
Miss Holmes
Snodgrass
Misa Kotaters
Lewson
Parish
Glintan
Miss Middlebrook
Miss Perish
Mra. L. Easton
Misa M. Lavis Wi
Aveworth
Bowls Handicap Tourney Leads Win by Williams and Mc Andrew
Sixty players competed in a Saturday pairs handicap at the club with prizes donated by the club. Williams of Dungog and Mc Andrew won by a margin of 18 against White and Wobeck. Results show Williams McAndrew 47 to White Ehbbeck 20 and other match scores. Consistency Handicap entries close next Saturday. The event is tied to the Rose Bowl and praised as a popular club competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dungog
McAndrew
White
Wobeck
V. White
Ehbbeck
L Street
Teni Livy
Hawdon
Thoman
Flemming
Jeffrey
V. Andrews
Goddard
Adams
Munro
V. Tresidder
Kendall
V. Street
Whatson
V. Boorer
Smith
Playera
P. Anderson
Wanderers Defeat Wingham In Close Park Match
In a hard fought 72 3 Gloucester victory the Wanderers beat Wingham on the Park. Key moments included Reichert scoring early, Connolly and Garner scoring, and referee Mr Gray praised for keeping rough play in check. Next week Wingham visits Gloucester for the Bryan Cup game. thunderstorm notes and road safety tips conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanderers
Wingham
Gray
Street
Comboyne
Gloucester
Billy Reichert
Winghang
Ryan
Hue
Canner
Connolly
Reiphert
Wanderers Presse
Ping
Bot
Oreoth
Garner
Gilsley
Oldfield
Reichert
Fordham
Giddey
Sehe
Gro, Fark
Tareley
Ham
Svart
Vikttort
Farley
Bath
Tiny
Purley
Uep
Mr. Hee. Gray
Notice of Milk Sale and Transition
He W AMDER announces he has disposed of his milk business to Mr Atkins and thanks customers for past support while expressing hope the transition will be smooth for his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Amder
Nitty Wink
Oc Atkins
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Poplin
J. Whatson
Draper
A. L.cavanough Gloucester Pharmacy
Wisne
Ae Northern Timber Co., Ltd
Glucester
Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
Carsonville
Reico Creek
Andrews & Johnston's Joinery Works
Church ST
W.W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
OLD Bank N.3.w
The
Gloucester Advocate
Bathurst
P.P Board
N.R.M.A
London
Wes
Motor Show
T-P.o
Council
School Matters
V. West
G. Gamer
Marah
F. Taylor
J. Hawdon
A. Berthold
Mis Crowfoot
L. Waston
Miss Batger
Miss Cummingstor
XK. Booter
Miss Schmierer
Misa G. Taylor
Golf Notes
Reda
Stellarand Republic
South Africa
Windsor Castle
Vryburg Town Hall
England
Woolwich Arsenal
Torheir
Paling’s Tuner
J. R. Wells
Paling
A. L Cavanough
Renant
Bob. Johnston
Journey’s End
Cavanaugh's
Mia
D. H. J. Hil
Majestic Theatre
Genta
D. B. Ellis
Bowman Farm
Wilson
P. Middlebr
Gloucester Park
Gloucester Reds
Y. Wingham
Britten
Diggers
School OF Arts
Woodward
General, Motors
Gloucestry
E. Easton
MO. Calman & CO
Fark Street
Engineers
Department of Public Works
NewessUe
Gloucester Court House
G. B. Carleton
E. R. Redman Gloucester
Thorley
Chapman's
Bianeiera House
Mill Carson Northern Timber CO
Wilson & McIntosh
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