Excursion Train Tickets and Community Events in Gloucester
The Gloucester Advorate reports ticket details for excursions in September linked to the Christie Co. in Sydney. It notes that advance purchase may be required and mentions plans for rail facility readiness. The piece also covers the Popular Girl competition fundraisers for Miss Plarrii Blanch and Miss Lorna Young, with events at the Majestic and Shire Will venues, plus a Dairy Farmers' candidate fund appeal. A rabbit with unusual dental deformities is described, and Rev H Gradwell speaks on prohibition and liquor in society.
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Gloucester Park Improvements Stalled by Funding Request
Gloucester Shire Council Park Committee seeks grants to fund a comprehensive Park Improvement plan including tennis courts promenades and dressing sheds. President J Higgin and Walter Dennett met the Minister for Lands who noted high land costs but supported reviewing the plans. Cabinet consideration promised with a potential five year repayment grant package totaling around £500.
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Sim
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Gloucester A. H. & P Sociaty
Gloucester Golf Company
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Neenée
Local Elections and Community News Mix in Forbesdale
Residents urged to register at the Aquat referendum polling place as turnout preparations begin. In local sports Barrington area reports, Harbesdale Club Nos beat Gangat and Graven trailed to T events. Social notes include a dance in Barrington, dairy farmers rallying for Milas Atkink, and a cricket match at Copland with strong crowds.
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Lviv
Trereby Amuily
Sikee
Isl
Harbesdale
Gangat
Monkerai
Coprland
Jas. Foches
Marlin
Road Loans and Grants for Glen Ward and Piqua Journey Roads
A Corneil council meeting discussed grant of 1000 pounds and a 6500 pound five year loan for Glen Ward and Upper Piqua Journey Roads, with charges on a riding. A special meeting considered Swanklory Howl as the Works Committee reported delays. Main Roads Board aid sought for temporary work to continue. The Shire President and Walter Bennett presented to the Minister for Local Government, who indicated costs and departmental discretion. Approval for a Swan grant for Waulkivory Road was applied for, with a plan to adjust Main Roads Board programme due to Avon flats damage.
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Glen Ward
Upper
Piqua Jsurney
Tnnel
Svaukluory Howl
Works Committee
Qounoshies 7 A. Higging
Intsview
Mini Fm
Walter Bennett
Piona
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Golf President's Team Defeats Secretany Members in Close Play
In a Saturday match at the Glouroster Club, the President's team led by Liphatta and Ashworth battled to narrow margins against the Secretany lineup. Several pairings finished 2 up or 1 up as the hosts showcased a strong season, while notable performances by Rosoviek and Kamla highlighted the tight contest and the club’s overall depth.
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Sisitnrs
Cooperative societies seek tax exemptions in parliament
A debate in Parliament discusses exempting cooperative societies from taxation. Mr Stevens notes risks from large trading concerns exploiting any broad exemption. He cites a will from Lang regime and aims for a satisfactory formula while Minister Booth says government won’t grant freebies. There are 49,000 charity delegates in Boetany.
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MAP
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Law Week
Melanie
Stevens
Tam
Gloucester Triumph Over Cedar Party In Local Football Match
Jubilant Gloucester celebrates a 0 to 0 or near win over Cedar Party. Captain Geny scores the initial spell of victory after a splendid run. Players, secretary-captain, and Hector Gray receive praise for organizing football and elevating the sport in Gloucester. Community support and safe, healthy recreation are highlighted as essential outcomes of local football.
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Gloucester
Cedar Party
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Wingham
Aruut
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Glouceater
Foti
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Glou
Coster
Manning Rusby
Pytrana
Second Grade Football Thriller In Warm Weather
The home team edged Krambach 10 to 8 in a tense second grade match marked by heat fatigue and clutch defence. Cliff Goreton scored the first try, while We viewers noted moments of sparkling play despite uneven form, and the team must improve before the next game at Wingham.
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Krambach
Hilmeester
Cliff Goretton
Iran
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Wingham
Meirjah
Chari
Lawful Housie Decision and Dairy Output Report
A court ruled the game of housie lawful after an appeal by a charity carnival promoter was dismissed by Justice Davidson. The article also reports dairy production figures for the Casino Co-operative Dairy Society and Norco Limited, including butter output, turnover, costs, exports, and profits for the half year and year.
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Juative
Davidson
Sydney
Housie Nousie
Nsgaid
Lungtuld
Justice Davidson
Casino Co-operative Dairy Society
London
Turing
Norco Limited
Byrom Bay
Bacon Department
Commercial Stock Sales at Sydney Open Strains Quality
Sydney Monday cattle sale opened with inferior quality though some prime lots appeared. Buyers faced mixed pens as light steers moved 488 to 500, prime light to heavy animals 398 to 424, heavy 365 to 368, heifer beef 395, cows 285 to 290 per 400 lb.
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Sydney
Maitland Stock Bales Fat Cattle In Busy Yarding
About 4000 yarded with lighter supply and many vealers and steers forward. Heavy bulls and cows scarcer, trade brisk with improved competition over last Monday. Prime heav y bulls up to £13 18 6, good £8 18 0 to £10 10 0, vealers to £8 1, best baconers to 1006/6, heavy porkers to 80/. Dent slips 89/6, suckers 35/8. W W Sparke and J Enright report steady to better sales action.
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J. Enright
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Pasture improvement drive seeks larger field trials
A regent annum conference of the Craglees Association commends pasture improvement by the LY We Department of Agriculture and urges expanded activity funded by the Minister for Agriculture. It notes experiments on small plots are insufficient and calls for trials of 10 acres or more across multiple centres including Carcon Grenfell Rylstone Torcomwal Tumbarumba and Tringle with larger areas planned at Retniumen Tarana Narramine Tamworth Grenfell Hungenore Dubbo Unworle and more, to yield practical results.
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Crookwell
Parkes
Carcon
Grenfell
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Torcomwal
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Tatham
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Quirindi
Sintae
Thorby
Old Buffers Season Opener Cricket Match
The Batfurs of the district are asked to roll up to 4 Ian and open the season by playing a cricket match on Copeland ground this September 8. A market plenis will run there with hot water, and a grand faction will be held in Copeland hall to raise funds. There will be dancing for all ages, good music, and catering. In the West Australian Source Court Justice Burnside spoke with a judge about valuation, quipping that Naples cannot be valued.
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Copeland
Baturtay
Australian migrant land reforms and farm labour policy
The Primary Producerat Confereiye decided that while granting peereferove to Australian and Empire migrants for land ownership, adequate labour to cultivate land was needed. Southern Europeans, notably Tatiana, proved willing and capable workers. The Federal Government showed no restriction on their arrival and rural employment. Western Australia barred using money advanced to farmers for employing foreigners.
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