Water restrictions toll Gloucester townspeople impose garden hours
Water rules restrict garden use to 6 am to 8 pm on Mondays and Fridays until further notice. Punishment for noncompliance. council aims to conserve supply amid dry spells. Sydney water fears loom over sources from Wauchope and direct shipments amid price and supply worries. Police report murder probe after Bullahdelah stabbing. Weekes case proceeds with bail. New Bridge over Manning River proceeding with partial occupancy planned. Agricultural show rain protection fund ongoing with eligible claims. optometry visit announced at Gloucester Commercial Hotel Friday January 22 with booking advised.
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Cornell
Harry N. Chaplin
Questions in the Assembly on Births Deaths and Marriages
In the Assembly Mr C Bennett probes Registrar-General's Dept closing birth and death offices in small towns causing inconvenience. Mr L C Martin says he knows nothing of closures and notes that offices can be avoided if a clerk of petty sessions is present. offers to investigate any specific case and defends public interest.
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Tate Assembly
L. C. Martin
Petty Sessions
Record Day Period Sees Unusually Dry Month at Gloucester Post Office
Gloucester reports a remarkably dry November with no rainfall, the first such month in 29 years. Historical lows cited include August 1913 and September 1928, with November records dating to 1926. Through seven months ending November, Gloucester registered 449 points, far below 1928 and 1918 droughts, while 1836 and 1993 totals reflect early-year dominance.
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Gloucester
Primary Final Examination list of school entrants
The list supplied by Mr F Ravenscroft District Inspector of Schools names competitors for various Bays Barrington and other public and provisional schools. It includes Norman Beaton June Corbett Valda Lambert Lilian Merchent Mary Moore Iris Ninness Brian Perram Charles Vintner Gelborn Provisional School Dawson Blaw Edward Cross Plackfriars Joyce Potts Gindera Joyce Beery John Dillon Bucca Wauka An thoy Howtein Brig Wisermantel Ursula Wisemantel Kilty Brush Paris Greentres Mavis Muray Joan Patt Bundunk Russel Smith Merle Wilson Curnonville One cantiale raven Parkesdale Dudley Devida Allan Woods two other High School candidates Gangat Grace Green Ivan Green Colin Mulligan Heather Parker Eric Stevens Averil Stevens Gloucester Peter Anderson Brit Bolton Desmond Bur rage Jane Davis Ronald Ferguson George Gilmour Tan Howell Jac James May Morris Malvie Price Leslie Parish Henley Reichert Hazel Seley Leslie Smith William Stan bury Reginald Tonks Myrtle West Dorothy Wilson Gloucester Convent Laurence Brown Heatherdale June Holmes Joyce Nash Alice Ninness Jean Ninness Edward Plowright Gregory Rheinberger Sylvester Rheinberger Invergordon Joyce Wand Pitlowhry Alec German Roy German Robert Hill Neville Middlebrook Stratford Leonard Blanch Alfred Bowen Donala Wiltiras
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F. Ravenscroft
District Inspector of
Bur Bays Barrington
Norman Beaton
June Corbett
Valda Lambert
Lilian Merchent
Mary Moore
Iris Ninness
Brian Perram
Charles Vintner
Anthoy Howtein
Brig Wisermantel
Ursula Wisemantel
Kilty Brush
William Stanbury
Reginald ‘Tonks
Myrtle West
Dorothy Wilson
Gloucester
Laurence Brown
Heatherdale
June Holmes
Joyce Nash
Alice Ninness
Jean Ninness
Edward Plowright
Gregory Rheinberger
Sylvester Rheinberger
Invergordon
Joyce Wand
Pitlowhry
Alec German
Roy German
Robert Hill
Neville Middlebrook
Stratford
Leonard Blanch
Alfred Bowen
Donala Wiltiras
Commercial Homebush Stock Sale Report
Sydney market report from Wineheumbe Carson Ltd and Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd. Cattle yarded totals 3340 and 2340 respectively with prices largely unchanged. Priced notes include cows to 21 shillings per hundredweight and heifers to 26, dealers to 32 shillings, bulls to 24, heavy medium to plain stock and occasionally higher for select lots.
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Homebush
Sydney
Wineheumbe, Carson Ltd
Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd
Maitland Stock Sales Fat Cattle and Calves
Fat cattle yarding totalled 825 head from Upper Hunter and northwest districts. Prices for good lots firmer, inferior types unchanged. Best bullocks £10 8 6, good £8 10, medium £3 10. best cows £7 17, good £6, inferior £0 10. Calves about 700 forward, quality better. heaviest £9 6, rough £1 6, best babies £10 6 to £10 7, others £2 6 to £4 6. Pigs about 600 penned. best heavy pigs £6 6 to £9 6, bacon pigs £5 2 to £5 6, porkers £3 6 to £4 6. Market steady with buyers in full attendance.
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Maitland
Upper
Hunter
North West
Allpa and Ucklers
Gloucester A H and Life Held Cheaply P Association In Spain
A committee meeting of the above was held in the School of Arta on Friday evening. Members present included P P Dawson, J R Higgins, J A W Wilson, B D MaxAn drew, L Davenport, G E Bantan, P and J Webeck, W H Crowfoot, J H Farley, C Blanch, W Webeck, R Crowther, B P G Middlebrook, T K Higgins, J S Wilson, Reg Andrews, A J Woodward, Bert Lowrey, J Ribbons, J Matthewson (secretary) and M Newton (treasurer). The meeting discussed a proposal from Chas A Jackson of Taree about leasing the showground for organised sports including motor cycling and greyhound racing with light alterations at no cost to the society. A special meeting was set for a fortnight later to discuss further including a tentative draft agreement. Donations of two axes for woodchops were announced. The ring events schedule was drafted with additional items proposed and two runs planned for the main drafting contest across the two days.
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School of Arta
Messrs. P. P. Dawson
J.R. Higgins
J. AW. Wilson
B.D. MaxAndrew
L. Davenport
G. E. Bantan
P. and
J. Webeck
W. HL. Crowfoot
J. H. Farley
C. Blanch
W. Webeck
R. Crowther
BP. G. Middlebrook
T. K. Higgins
J. 8. Wilson
Reg. Andrews
A.J. Woodward
Bert Lowrey
Ribbons
J. Matthewson
M. Newton
Chas. A. Jackson
Taree
Jackson
Newton
Jacks St
Harold J. Beer
Upper Manning crushes thumb in culvert repair
Fred Eionts of Brett injured his thumb while repairing culverts during recent bush fire cleanup. A large stone crushed the nail and medical aid led to nail removal. Thanks to Sydney visitor P. Goutley, he reached Gloucester for doctor care. Mrs D. Brims of Khatumbut Creek is in good health at 87, after nine weeks vacation with her daughter in Bretts. Manning River nearly stopped flowing at Brett after years of drought. Arsenal Association Football Club profits reached about £40,000 this season, with under £200,009 over several severe years.
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London
Malaga
Times
Citizers
Gap
UW Shoat Jim
Madrid
Catalonia
Senor Largo Caballero
Senio de Llano
Seville
Senor Caballéro
Jose de Rivers
Madr
Casa del Campo
Burgos
Talavera
Suomo Sierra
Guadarrama
Alicante
Fred Eionts
Brett
P. Goutley
Gloucester
D. Brims
Khatumbut Creek
F. Breese
Bretts
Arsenal
B Pennant Bowls Competition Reports Scores
In the B Pennant Competition the local green opened last Saturday with Gloucester defeating Wingham 98 to 8 percent. Readouts list players and scores for teams including G W Teni Rye Andrews Boorer 32 Bird Dimond Moore Pereira 11 Ebbeck Lowe Anderson Munro 19 Turner Smith Wallace Abbott Houghton McIntyre Woodward AAMMS a Bell Beady Griffin Gibson 25 Chapman Hawidon White Maitland Summerville Lunnon Whataon. The Anderson Trophy results show Chapman over Jones 123 to Hu Hebblewhite over Boorer 121 to 4 Teni over Griffin 122 to GH Teni over Andrews 125 to 119 Jones over Griffin 120 to 81 Hoover over Jones 123 to 112. In Love Bros Cup matches Boorer set over White 22 to 10 Munro over Woodward 22 to MU Anderson over Munro 23 to 14 Anderson over Griffin 40 to 16 22.
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Gloucester
Wingham
G. W
Teni
Rye
Andrews
Boorer
Bird
Dimond
Moore
Pereira
Ebbeck
Lowe
Anderson Munro
Turner
Smith
Wallace
Abbott Houghton
McIntyre Woodward
Bell
Beady
Griffin
Gibson
Chapman
Hawidon
White
U Street
Maitland
Summerville
Lunnon
Jones
Hebblewhite
Munrower
Woodward
Anderson
Munro Ser
Anderson Ser
Cricket grame summaries feature Stratford and Gloucester matches
The report covers first and second grade cricket fixtures including Thistles facing Stratford and Gloucester rookhurst, with Barrington Ward's River and Wattles tied to Barrington. Individuals named include Laurie Atkins, Greg Ross, J Meintyre, and T Britt as top scorers and bowlers with notable totals and wickets.
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Wattles
Gangat
Gloucester Park
Jaime
Voltine
Fernie Sinn
Keoreh
Ale Jing
Quay
Fastun
Jim Weatter
Bild
Ron Smith
Ius
Avk Gidiey
Ani T Britt
Stratford
Thistles
Bay
Balune
Amit Langton
Simuiga
Ken Oleyl
Ditven
Ry Sayers
Brindiey
Norte
Mirougsout
Natel
Troy Fron
Vouy
Worthl
Diel Bygmem
Elwalron
Imatch
Gloucester
Rookhurst
Toubight Wis
Laurie Allens
Carnalty
J Meintyre
Hie
Maten
Greg Ross
The
Allsins
Fy Connery
Young Ufo
Gloutestar
Rockwhlist
Barrington
Ward
River
Wanl
Nichalls
Withers
T. Dare
St. G Lambley
Geo. Coleman
Burle
Tive
W. Merduuny
Am J
Whbeck
Carrington
B. Dany
T Dure
J. Higgins
Het
W. Merchant
Co Merchant
Vic. Merchant
J. Atkins
Jac ‘Ies
Bi Nicholls
Forbes
Merry
Iwiehosey
Gloucester Cricket Club
Bartington
W. Alvna
T. Britt
J. Giddey
R. Garner
G. Garner
F. Saville
E Beatle
G. Conn
A. West
R. Smith
C. Gomton
Alb. Blanch
G Rous
L. Atkins
Bes Atking
D. Young
F. Samueta
Connolly
W. Connolly
J. Meintyes
N. MeInnes
Garner
Wanted dairy farm hand seek competent single man
Classified notice offering wages and references for a dairy farm hand position at Pelerin Singleton. Contact via phone 2 Windnills. Note includes garbled lines about engines and tires, but the core ad seeks a single man for farm labor with good pay and references.
Last of Pur Sey mob bullock slain after 20 years roaming hills
In Coraki region the last Pur Sey mob bullock, a thousand pound prime bull with thick hide, roamed the hills for over two decades. Reg Pursey tracked and killed the beast after it toppled into burned earth, leaving only bones and horns as a grim relic of the long pursuit.
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Uyly Wid
Moana Gleneve County
Coraki
Kunely Doubluijuke Dees
Abe
Glencoe
Reg
Andy
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Berrico Creek
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W. H.S. McGlashan
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REE. P.O
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Sydney University
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Sial ‘Council i Tts
Uwe Tawwn
Wauchope
Bullahdelah
Janes Weeks
Bullahdelahy Hiei
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Wain Protection Fund
Council of Agricultural Associat Unna
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G. W Walker
D. J. McDonald
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Webster Die & McDonald (Byviney) Limited
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Commercial Hotel
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Manning
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Glourgrtor
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A McIntyre
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DE. Nichols
Greg Huss
Pelerin" Singleton
Windnills
PIMPS
Trrigatton
NTS Trom
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Rolund
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Pultney Street
F. Weston
MRS
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Brian Carolan
Glow
Calman & CO
Gloucester West Maitland
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