Police Court and community notes from Taree district
In the local police court before Mr L B McGinty, Sohn Ryan faced a fare evasion charge for traveling on a railway train without paying. A ten shilling fine or seven days was imposed. Joseph Nielsen was fined the maximum penalty for indecent language. The Taree CW A branch bought a Sylvia stretcher for hospital use, enabling patient transfer over rough roads. Voter enrolment reminders were issued in Robertson division with penalties up to £2 for failing to enrol or report changes. Football fixtures: Tuncurry fourth grade vs Gloucester with post-match social events. Council debate urged power to dismiss unsatisfactory staff. Major Jarvie’s seat at Ashfield to be declared vacant. by-election anticipated. A Warratta hospital function featured remarks on public works spending and country development. Gulgang Hospital Carnival faced a chocolate wheels lottery ban under new Act, with Attorney General approval required for legality.
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L. B. McGinty
J.P
Sohn Ryan
Ryan
Waratah
Taree
Cw.a
Sylvia
Doctor cites patient unable to quit smoking in Wellington note
A Wellington doctor urged a client to stop smoking but said the man could not quit. He reportedly smoked 20 cigarettes a day on average.
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Wellington
N.Z
Eight Shots At Police In Clybucca Shootout
Eight shots were fired at constables Wiggins Foley and Patterson in Clybucca by a man armed with a double-barreled shotgun. Foley was wounded, Patterson and Wiggins narrowly escaped. Police surround the house, overpower the inmate William May, who faces charges of illegal liquor selling and firing with intent to murder. Detectives Eshman Holland Mills Goodwin assisted.
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Altogethter
Foley
Patterson
Wiggins
Kemprey
Eshman
Holland
Mills
Goodwin
Clybucca
William May
Kempacy
Poley
Flames Fanned in Holy Land Riots threaten Jerusalem
In Jerusalem on Tuesday wide scale riots and atrocities fueled by the bloody field have plunged the Holy Land into chaos. Jews evacuate the old city as friendly Arabs withhold shelter. Arabs mass outside Nalbus Gate. Bedouins cross the Jordan toward the capital. Transjordan unrest grows. a British police official and a journalist are said dead. Government closes Eastern frontier to curb Arab advance while Beersheba tribes move north.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Palestine
Old City
Ue Nalbus
Jordan
Transjordania
Beersheba
Monthly Medal golf event and Taree Gloucester match
The Monthly Medal is scheduled for Saturday with pairings listed among players including Street, Doudney, Reddy, Lauraye, Charlton, Rye, Locke, Parish, Hawdon, Hall, and Dwyer. Taree will visit Gloucester Sunday at 10 am, Gloucester lineup includes Levick, Ashworth, Woodward, Dowdney, Street, Hawdon, Rye, Dwyer, Graham, Charlton, Locke, Street, Roddy, Thurlow, Hall, Laurie. The Associates’ final round for Mrs Cavanaugh’s trophy and the Associates monthly medal were decided. Mrs Roddy won the trophy with 132 nett, Miss Garner took the Medal with 41 nett, with various hole scores listed for participants.
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Inap
L &. Street
A. A. Doudney
Graham
P. Reddy
A. B. Laurlevy
T. Charlton
K. Rye
Street
D. Rye
Thurlow
Drn Locke
A. Parish
E. Street
W W. Hawdon
R. Hall
Dwyer
J. Hawdon
Levies
Miss White
Mrs. Horner
Singles championship play off at Park Court on August 31
Will the following players attend the Park Court on Saturday afternoon next, 31st August, and play off their singles matches S Wellard against C Taylor and B Morrison against R Henderson. Club delegates are reminded the next monthly Association meeting will be at Mr Corbett's on Wednesday night, 4th September at 7.30 pm.
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Park Court
Commercial Homebush Stock Sales Report Sydney Market
Yarding of cattle at Homebush totaled 2400 head with active competition and a firm market. Prices rose vs Monday for prime and yearling beef, with goods scarce. draft bullocks from Titeume Bros. brought £18 12s, average £16 11s 7d at Winchcombe. Sydney pig sales totaled 1100 head with firmer values. baconers and porkers quoted. Calf market showed firm demand for prime stock, hobby weights strong. rabbit skins saw reduced demand and lower values across classes.
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Homebush
Sydney
Titeume Bros
Stroud Road
Winchcombe
Carson's
Carson J.ta
QLOUCT 48TER BAND Socials Receipts and Expenditure
A compact report shows Gloucester Brass Band fund-raising receipts include door takings and ticket sales, donations from J Ryan and others, Wakeing Competition and novelty dances. Expenditures list advertising, printing, and prize costs with a small balance due. donors include Garner’s Cash Store and Mrs A J Yates.
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Gloucester Brass Band
Ryan
Dombking Bros
M. Britten
See W. Ferguson
Treas
Otter
Garner
Mra
Aj, Yates
Constable Freeman
Mr. C. Garner
Train depot accident scene on mountain road tragedy
A driver named Michael Murphy died atop a waggon after four horse teams rushed downhill through a cutting toward More Vale Port Rembla railway. The teams, driver dead in the wagon, navigated dangerous curves before halting at the depot. no one was in charge. The deceased recently recovered from a bad influenza. Norco Co-operative reports a turnover of £2,403,139 for the year ended June 30, close to the previous record, despite drought fears and farmer campaigns for more intensive farming.
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Dean
Vale-Port Rembla
Michael Murphy
Eately
NORCO
Norco Co-operative
Wich
Arab Demonstration and Riots in Cairo and Haifa
London reports a large Cairo demonstration in sympathy with Palestinians leading to clashes with police. Shops and the Jewish quarter were sealed and protected while sailors fired on rioting Arabs in Haifa. Authorities arrested 30 Arabs and seized two rifles as disorder spread across parts of the country.
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London
Cairo
Palestine
Haifa
H.M
Barham
Acre
Notion to Consumers Power Cut Schedule
Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd announces cuts to circuits on Saturday and Sunday. No. 2 Circuit will be off from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Main Street Circuit from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday will see the whole town without power from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. Protection Board election details follow.
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Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd
Excursion Tickets to Sydney from Gloucester October 3
Government Railways offer excursion tickets at reduced single fare for a round trip Gloucester to Sydney and intermediate stations. Tickets issued for the departing train 11.47 am Thursday October 3 with an eight-coupon book for return. Return validity one calendar month. Tickets usable only on listed trains. consult handbills from Station Master W. J. Morris for details.
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Sydney
Railway Department
Gloucester
Tratn
A. A. Barraclough Limited
Opticians
George St
Royal Hotel
Distorted Event Dates At Various Venues
A fragmented listing shows September dates and locations including Phil lip's Hotel in Gloucester Craven September 10 at Mr. 5 Blanch's and Dunzog September 11 at Court houne Fotel Stroud Road September 12 at Mr. G Ratley's Karuah September 13 at Buck shiram's Tea Gardens and September 34 at Hotel Tea Gardens.
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Gloucester
Phillip's Hotel
Craven
Special Cattle Sale at Gloucester Friday Week Sept 6
A local cattle sale listing lots from Hereford cows and calves to mixed cattle and feeders. Notable items include 10 choice Hereford heifers, 90 hullo cks, 4-year-olds, Jersey yearlings, and springers. Several named buyers and farms appear, with an expectation of a good market for all classes.
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R. B. Carnet
Parnamore
W. Laurie Mstale
RV. Smith
Eat
Sir Beith
Afc
J. Brown
E. M. Frost
Durham
G. Cox
Minister Warns NSW Workers Against Communists
The Minister of Justice Mr Lee warned New South Wales workers against following Communist agitators whose actions he said ruined industry. He recounted Mount Morgan once thriving now desolate, noting machinery rusting costs in tens of thousands of pounds due to late strikes. He urged trade unions to be wary and cited Queensland’s hopeful outlook after a government change.
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Mr. Lee
New South Wales
Lee
Queensland
Mount Morgan
Mount ‘Morgan
Farm auction notice in Scone district auctions
By Order of the MORTGAGEES Scone Parish of Campbell and Cobb in Hawes County offer multiple farms and blocks totaling thousands of acres. Properties include 820 acres O P 2610 acres C L 991 acres and subdivisions with water, fencing, and improvements such as weatherboard cottages and sheep yards. Raine and Horn LTD join Scone for public auction on September 4? at Pittney Rooms guarded by details of dates and locations.
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Scone
Campbell
County
Hawes
E. L. Grieves
O.P
C.L
Torrens
Lucerne
D. H. Bartletts
Myall
Comey
Stroud
Glenrock
Tuggolo Creek
Tuggolo
Bartlett
County Hawes
Mackenzie's
Sargent’s
Raine and Horn ® Ltd
Pittney
Budget raises duties by 2,750,000 to boost revenue
The Budget speech announces increased customs and excise duties expected to yield about 1,275,000. Motor chassis tariffs rise 10 percent. Spirits taxed higher by 2 shillings 8 pence per gallon. beer excise up 3 and spirits and tobacco duties rise. Petrol levy 14 per gallon on Australian refined petrol content. foreign silk and artificial silk duties rise. precious stones now taxed 10 percent.
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Australia
Vinegar Said to Cure Poisoned Dogs
A reader reports that vinegar can counteract dog poisonings. The writer claims two tablespoons may save larger dogs and a desert spoonful for smaller dogs by giving vinegar directly down the throat, noting success in two prior trials.
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Eeechange
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Queen Street
Cecil Sutton
Eric Welne
Russell Hall and Davies
Public Accountants & Income Tax Consultants
Church St
The
Gloucester Advocate
Hunter Water ‘Board
Chicheater
F. EK. Knight
Maytela
D. Neilgon
Wangat
Smith
Kuert Kurri
Tickle
Dungog
Cotx Harbour
Colo
Joseph Zeen
Bennett Burling
Burling
Zeen
Macquarie Place
Great Britain
Messrs G. and
D. Mackay
Johnsons Creek
White's
Brisbane
Tlawarrs Milking Shorthorn Society
Australian Milking Shorthorn Geeiety
George Grey
Klama
Tmlb. Society
W. Hmamarsh
Robertson
Ames. Society
A.M. Hunt
Muteny
J. Grant
W. Studmester
Copco Stovekie
A Sylvia
Tuncurry
Red Pent
Gatursay
Wail
Majestic Theatre
McNally
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Shires
de Whol
Major Jarvie
Legislative Assembly
Ashfield
Major M. Tarvie
Bavin
Warratta
Arthur
Gulgang District
Attorney- General
Gilgong
Albert E. Wells
FUED
Associates
Buchre Prize
Protection Board
Electio
NEW South Wales Government Railways
W. J. Morris
Local Land Board For the Land District of
Court House
N. Harris
Government Savings Bank OF Naw
Morrell
Oucester Dairy Company Limited
J.M. Wratten
Blacksoil
Borham
Wingham
Pastures Protection District of
J. G Wilson
Avon Valley
Moore
TSR
Bulley, Pounsdleeper
Supreme Court OF New South Wales
George Benjamin Nah
Adeline
Nash
W. W.hawdon
Executrix
Aubrey Halloran
Martin Place
W. H. E Lowe
Wau
Grainger
Bleasdale
Asman Blanche
Natmac
Shire Yada
Gloucester Shire Yards
Re Varibls
Douglas Waddell & Co
Alot
Ay Bayllies
Noel
Denisy Slee
Pear Et My Channell
Wiech Chirupy
Hreminv
Gloucester Town Properties
Morvzagees
Denison St
Denison SE
Collins
Cook Shed
W. Howard
PI Sale
Pics
Abe Meat Board
Snday
Ing & Dairying Properties
Don Sidan Waddell & Co
Attwater Kent
Saleyarda
Orcber
Matthewson & CO
Singer
Gloucester Stock Sales
Gloucester River
MG Sale
Berkshire
Gloucester Motor Sales
Dodge Bros
Gloucester Motor Zaleq Company
Carracabundi
Barnard River
F. Crowe
Cobb
Bae
Curracabare Creek
Vendor's Solicitors
Messrs
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