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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1953
Page
2
A memorial gatheringsi for Tarer Wan district war are noted with details of venue and time. Officials discuss road and municipal matters including department approvals and staff changes amid local committee deliberations.
Death of Mrs Amy Hazelwood occurred early evening at Well known resident and former hinginesswoman Mingisin Hincelivend wife of Mr Arthur Tazewooa. Final rites will be held at St Pauls rectory Roglabd with Rev DM Bay. Cremation arrangements at Gremator. We extend sincere sympathy.
Vague notice lists several named individuals including Toon Buen EW anders Destair Minas tA PUTS Tia ford G ltter Salty W Taylor and A Te Wilson as candidates. It notes board positions and election timing but texts are garbled.
A fragment reports the election of bowls committees at a local gathering. The text is garbled but indicates committee names and roles were chosen, with notes on attendance and outcomes.
A fragmented OCR item lists scattered names and phrases with unclear context. Readable bits include personal names and stray terms, suggesting a partial notice or column snippet rather than a complete story.
A group of players contributed 67 pounds to a local council fund intended for the new hostel and country spa building. The donation was acknowledged amid a council meeting where gratitude was expressed for the support and its impact on the community project.
The Soldiers Club elected a new president at its annual meeting held Wednesday. The ballot selected committee members including Parley and Mawson, with several named individuals noted as elected unopposed.
A fragmentary Gloucester page hints at show ball listings and social events. The scattered text names venues and attendees with unclear details but points to upcoming sessions and familiar local figures.
Fragmentary tennis notes list names and matches across several events. Mentions indicate draws for a Saturday session with players such as Maier, Mire Gre, Mrs, Elgin, Winkers, Bean Boorey, and Mine Biase, though many words are garbled.
A local Ward's River tennis event concluded after a day of play. Sister Ket Ol captured the ladies title while Nev. Gam won the mens crown. Numerous matches drew a crowd as players and spectators enjoyed the competition at Ward's River.
An application under the Water Act seeks water supply for Mock domestic and pastoral use. The notice fixes a 26 day period for objections and outlines secretary O Brien and the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission as authorities. Public notice directs inquiries to Box 2708 CPO Sydney.
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