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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
2
A brief note states that pull instructions accompany the outfit, indicating the outfit’s design includes labeled steps. The text emphasizes simplicity and ease of use for wearers, with emphasis on clear guidance and user friendly formatting.
Gertrude May Gallagher sued Catherine Rich over inquiring words. Mr. Borthwick, counsel for the plaintiff, stated the matter had been settled privately.
The Gloucester Advocate reports Catholic notices at St Joseph's Gloucester with Mass on Sunday. rainfall data for the past week. updates on local residents and arrivals, including Mr A W Gurl and Mrs Page. thanks from Sisters of St Joseph for a recent social. court judgments and civil actions involving Walsh and Johnson. notes on export of snakes policy and parliamentary questions. local ads and agricultural society update. returned soldiers benefit collection and auctions near Maitland.
A public meeting led by Shir president Gounalllor J G Wil son recognised Mr AWW Gubtis for 43 years service to Gloucester as manager of the Australian Bank of Commerce. Attendees included Sleeman, Street, Waddell, Lindsay, and others. committees were formed to prepare a commemorative address and funding via subscription lists to close at the end of January.
A lively Saturday evening at Miss Barkwill Ward’s River home featured a kitchen tea with friends presenting gifts including china and silverware. Guests praised Miss Barkwill and Mr Leckey, danced, played cards, and joined in singing Auld Lang Syne before planning another gathering next Saturday.
The Willys Knight and Overholt Six cars completed a 2000 mile test from Bourke to Sydney and back via Maroubra Speedway. The Northern tour via Gloucester ended Friday with observer J Brown aboard, as cars returned on the planned schedule.
A well attended Gloucester A H and P Association meeting at Shire Hall discussed school of arts term use, old Lelion of Arts plan, and showground improvements. Subcommittee to prepare estimates will report Jan 9. President reported £280 raised on canvass, £90 bank credit, about £200 in membership fees.
The government plans to proceed with reforms but faces council amendments on electoral representation. The debate centers on shifting from proportional representation to single member districts. The premier and ministers avoid firm statements as rifts appear over ballot structure and posturing ahead of upcoming votes.
Maitland stock sale draws buyers though many cattle dragged. Prices eased from late work. prime bulls £12 to £16, prime cows £9 to £10 6d, best heavy bullocks £16, medium £8 to £9 10d, young stock £5. Buyers attended with fluctuating demand and a large number of entries.
An article reprints Bishop of Burham remarks from the Westminster Gazette criticizing Prohibition and citing a rise in crime, moral decline, and clashes between law enforcement and bootleggers. It notes widespread views on personal liberty and societal effects, then mentions Sydney Hospital reporting 2798 skin cancer treatments via rail tum.
Stevenson, Basser & Co of Sydney, established over 25 years, will visit Gloucester on Monday January at the Gloucester Hotel from 9 am to 4 pm. Mr. Stevenson attends every case. Appointments with Mr. J. J. Ghasinell, Newsagent, Gloucester. Also mentions repairs and local return services.
A chaotic fragment discusses land valuation and state tax policy with mentions of can be only one, Hinew, and various misremembered terms. It references elections, government roles, and finance while listing disjointed proper names. The piece resembles a garbled legal notice or public briefing on assessment rules and reform timing.
A garbled OCR passage presents names and places in unclear order. It reads like a local notice or brief with multiple proper nouns but lacks coherent structure or discernible events. No clear dates, actions, or outcomes are identifiable from the fragment.
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