Wedding at English Church for Moore and Reichert
A jetty wedding occurred at the English Church on Watnesdag morning as Mr. Moore, stationed in the local police for 14 months, wed Miss Misa Reichert of Gloucester. Rev. M Garbett officiated. bride wore white silk with lace and flowers. numerous gifts listed. reception not held due to absence of the bride’s mother.
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Watnesdag
Moore
Misa E. Reichert
Gloucester
M. Garbett
Stroud
Reichert
Ethel Reichert
F. Waldin
Miss Moore
L. Moore
Mim
A. Moore
F Moore
A Moore
Lee
Reta Moore
Ethel Reic
W. P. Reichert
Judy Reichert
Lance
McTitere
Cme
Dove
P.M. Nowm
Case
Mes
Mr. Conolly
Alen
Rand Walt
Hughes
Walt Cellagy
Britton
F. Singly
Needework
Malone
Guymy Duindeoype
F. Munpo
Hondevine Cedar Chest
D. Rom
M’tatrre
Mr. Walden
Mr. Townshend
Local Butter Factory gains as drought ends and shares rise
A December 1905 Avon and Harrington Co-Operative Shifter Factory Co meeting reports strong attendance, chair Mr Periam, minutes approved, and directors elected. Shares total 748 at 1 each with £800 10s raised, debt £398 19s 1d. Build to end at about £3,000 with syndicate loan option and five acres land granted. Directors foresee over £900 annually if butter production exceeds three tons weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon and Harrington Co-Operative Shifter Factory Co
Returley
Periam
Fairbairn
Messrs Sanders
M'Innex
Mewes H. Green
W. Reichert
Messrs Sanders and
Hungerford
Bell
Mesera Ashworth
Landers
Carter
Fry
T. Higgins
McTunes
Weetley
Harris
Fairberra
New South Wales
Mbfiner
Mere Harris
Gordon
D. Hoss
Mr. Hares
Messrs Bell
Herre
Higgins
Perram
Feirbatmn
Pennington
Weu
Esera Bell
Landes
Perrem
Prrran
Butter Factory progress at Gloucester diary meeting
At the Saturday shareholders meeting the promoters said the factory would not open before January. The Syndicate aid is praised and one speaker calls the move a strong advertisement for future land sales. The district sees a turning point after a drought year with rising optimism and promised lighter labour as landowners and capitalists unite for prosperity.
Gloucester District Jockey Club Formation Planned
An adjourned Gloucester District jockey club meeting elected officers led by Patron Mr J H Young and President Mr T Hughes. A committee was named, registration rules information from the AJC sought, and permission to use the Gloucester Estate course requested. annual subscription set at 10s 6d with another meeting to occur after obtaining necessary details.
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Gloucester
Jockey “Club
Reithert's
Mewrs Parker
Tai
Mulcahey
Hough
Hughes
Mungo
Pennington
Bamper Townshend
T. Hughes
Sitten
H. Young
M.P
Meers J. Taylor
P. Landers
RB. Mulcahey
F. Munro
W. P. Reichert
Comitee
Dr. Wright
H. Green
H.am
Easton
Local and General Notes on Dry Weather Impacts
The report notes very dry conditions lowering output for G. D. Co op and B. F. Co. itr with November butter quality down and sales rising as rains arrive. It also mentions transport movements from Gloucestea to Quirindi via Nundle, Browne Bros. operations, a mail coach obstruction by a fallen tree, and the cessation of England service due to the Rev. WM. boing pels Wa wtterdh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracup Burren Co
G. D. Coop
B. F. Co
Itr
Cerateera
Gloucestea
Quirindi
Nundle
Local Notices and Minor Court Actions in Gloucester District
Mrs Jenner recovering from serious illness at home. Mr N C Beaton aided his Maitland daughter last week. Stroud road works tenders opened. lowest bids listed. Constable Moore honored before wedding. local officials praise police work. Bishop Stanton of Newcastle dies. Canon Phillips attends funeral. Maitland District Court hears case over a horse’s temperament. Thunder storm disrupts Gloucester with 350 points recorded in an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turness
Gloucester Court Convicts Man for Fraud at Auckland
Gloucester Police Court hears Frank Eaton charged on remand from Auckland with fraud by remand. He pleads guilty and is sentenced to three months hard labor in Maitland jail under summary jurisdiction. A second charge for stealing a rag and scissors valued at 1s 6d is also heard. he pleads guilty and receives one month hard labor, to run concurrently.
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P.M
A. Gates
J. Stanley Christian
J.P
Frank
Eaton
Auckland
New Zealand
John Daniel Mode
Hawdonh
Maitland
John Daniel Moore
Brushy Mountain
Gloucester
Breen
J. D. Moore
Martland Goes
Hungry Hill Journey Describes Harsh Route and Helpful Locals
The expedition notes a cold memory en route from Walcha to Nowendoe with snow and smoke from bush fires. A deputed man with an axe clears fallen trees, a baby is carried on horseback, and a strong brake helps the journey. River crossings are hazardous but locals aid travelers on the Hungry Hill path between Giro Nowendoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Walcha
Nowendoe
Mont el
Giro Nowendoo
Bowman Town Open Re Geeces Heenan Barrington
Bowman Town opens with Heenan and Barrington competing in a sparse field. Copeland and Powell also appear in the Bay area events, with scattered results noted as December races or meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman Town
Heenan
Barrington
Torrey
Bove
Copeland
Bay
Powell
Pedigree Pigs for Sale Auction Listing
Pedigree pigs offered for sale includes 2 sows and 10 Lucxuns. Seller allows separation of animals. Contact John A McKenzie, auctioneer, Gloucester, for inquiries and bidding details.
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John A, McKenzie
Gloucester
Rail fight sparks Great Telegraph Jagginat row
A fragmented reading from a Sydney Telegraph page describes a heated rail route altercation. It mentions a dramatic clash on the line with a fierce confrontation and crowd reaction.
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Sydney
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Norfolk
Virginia
Heather Brown
The
Gloucester Advocate
Pasuisezo
Gloucester District
Dochay Club
Smith
W. H. Newell Nerd
J. Fenning
J. Ward
G. Taylor Hat Lds
C. E. Price
Gloucester Police Court
Presbyterian
Boomerant, II
Titan Alexandra
Carl and
Taspert
Haney Ganen
Honeston
Phillips
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