Election meetings this week across Barrington Gloucester
Mr F A Chaffey MLA and Mr Sid Martin will address Barrington and Gloucester meetings Thursday night for Gardner. Gardner speaks Gloucester Friday night. United Country Party speakers appear Barrington Stratford and Kremdach Wednesday and Thursday. Mr J Hamlet backs Mr Fleming in Gloucester Thursday at 3 pm. Pianos advertised with prices and terms. 18 year old Jack Budd, son of former Shire Engineer, gaining notice in Newcastie and Country NY acts.
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F. A. Chaffey
Sid. Martin
L. G. Martin
Barrington
Gloucester
8. L
Gardner
Gardner Bimesif
United Country Party
Stratford
Krem‘dach
J. Hamlet
Jack Budd
Mewcastie
Boyth Atries
Junior Farmers' Club proposes advisory committees and boy training
At a school meeting the Junior Farmers' Club discussed appointing subject advisory committees for dairying flowers vegetables and more. Mr Snow noted progress and prizes donated by Mr Jarrow while Rev Alex Alexander proposed absorbing leavers into a work program with plots to grow vegetables and manual training. They planned to seek Chamber of Commerce support and visit Gloucester and Dungog schools for practical farming education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Club
Snow
Jarrow
Alex. Alexander
Alexander
Campbell
Gloucester
Dungog
Messrs
Chamber of Commerce
Holidays Closure Delays Newspaper Issue Dates
The Gloutester Advocate announces a holiday break with no issue on December 25 and 28 and January 4 1932. Cloning and reopening plans shift business hours from December 23 to January 4, 1932, prompting readers advertisers and correspondents to note arrangements.
Fleming Faces Nationalist Opposition in Robertson Race
A Gloucester Advocate article from December 18, 1922 discusses Fleming’s bid in Robertson, noting intense opposition from the Nationalist machine. It praises Fleming as a strong, independent critic who helped curb government expenditure and tax. Voters are expected to overwhelmingly back Fleming in the upcoming Saturday vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Commonwealth
Fleming
Robertson
Mac
Dr. Page
Gloucester Public School announces exam pass list in alphabetical order
The first batch of successful candidates from the recent exam season has been published in alphabetical order as required. The Me 1931 primary final exam pass list includes Blanch, Bolton, Connolly, Dennett, Edwards, Ferguson, Fordham, Hampton, Johnston, McInnes, Morris, Clifield, Parish, Pile, Reichert, Sheppard, Street, Tate, Tripst, Wratten, and Young. High School entrance winners are Dennett, Dennett, Edwards, Fordham, McInnes, Morris, Tate, and others. bursary results are not available yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departmentel
Nellie Reichert
James Shepherd
Ross Street
Bartera Tate
Albert ‘Tripst
Thalie Wratten
Douglas Young
H. Dennett
Tarew High
Vera Edwards
Taree High
S. Fordham
Newcastleigh
Lucy McInnes
Rita Morris
Barbara Tate
Sam Fordham
SOVIETISM IN N S W A AHEAD OF ELECTIONS
Country electors should not be deluded into believing Labor is benign It is a warning that Federal and State Labor aim for socialisation of production industry and exchange The Transport Act already socialises distribution and the Arbitration Act would push state control The banking sector is also a major target Voting day approaches with compulsory turnout and strict ballot rules Vote early and follow full preferential marks for valid ballots
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Scullin
Senllin
Theodore
N.5.w
New South Wales
Labor
Beasleyites
Persute
Senate
House of Representatives
Gloucester Rifle Club Holds General Meeting on Recon Competition
F J Channel presided over a Gloucester Rifle Club meeting held on Saturday evening. Debate centered on the recon competition and enrolment matters. Price and Thornbury agreed on a shoot at a 100 yards range with a 4 score beat for Price. Secretary read a supervisor’s note about attendance lists. Channel reassured enrolment validity once forms were signed. Auditor’s balance shot not yet submitted due to work pressure. bank balance around £2 and rent £2 owed plus a small advertising account. Committee to review auditors’ report before a future general meeting. secretary offered resignation but withdrew resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Channel
Rifle Club
Messrs
Price
Thornbury
Channel
McIntosh
Harris
Park enjoys a delightful Saturday with cricket and golf in full view
The Park's Saturday scene shows cricket pitches and the bowling green active under lively green surroundings after ample rains. A well kept green, bordered by canvas towers and a neat garden plot with Union Jack fluttering, hosts Indios in anticipation of Wednesday's opening events featuring Libera wives. Improvement ideas include painting fences and enhancing the park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browlers
Ieiosk
Minse Hades
Shire road roller damaged after culvert incident near Mogran Creek
A road roller passed through a small culvert on Taree road near Mogran Creek today and sustained considerable damage though the driver escaped injury. Golf results show J. McRae winning the Summer Cup with a net 73 on Saturday. Local court proceedings were heard by Mr. T. Oram, P.M., with a full report due Friday. A meeting was addressed by Mr. P. Robb, Long Plan candidate for Robertcam, on Jim Church Street last night. At Heddon Races on Saturday the Malden Handicap was won by the six year old brown gelding Fortamogul, by Mogul-Fortamulla, driven by Mr. L. Street of Gloucester. Fortamogul married 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire Road
Taree Road
Mogran Creek
J. McRae
Ay Net
T. Oram
Gloucester
P. Robb
Long Plan
Robertcam
Jim Church
Way Out West brings laughs and western thrills
William Haines stars as a big west hero in a modern western comedy at Star Theatre. He plays a circuit apruneer who faces trouble on a ranch, with a romantic plot, a rescue race, an attempted lynching, and riding feats. Also shown is Night Parade offering fast moving drama and intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haines
Star Theatre
Haines
Tom Nine
Leila Hyamsho Ham
Polly Moran
Cliff Rawands
Francie X Enishman
Vera Marsh
Jack Pinnick
Buddy Roosevelt
Jay Wilsey
Evening service at Presbyterian Church with new format
The Presbyterian Church plans a different service next Sunday in Gloucester with Rev Alexander presenting citation and reading that retell Christ's birth. The program includes solos duets recitations and items by children and adults choir. The church will be specially decorated and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Gloucester
Alexander
Christ
Parramatta “Argus
Cattle Sale At Wingham Sees Strong Demand And Rises
Paterson Easton and Co report a special store and dairy cattle sale at Wingham on Friday with 900 head. Buyers from Sydney Maitland Gloucester Gresford Wallumbe and other centres attended as demand for all classes rose 10 to 15 shillings. Bullocks to 26 1 6, yearling steers to 4 17 6, best cows and calves to 0 11 6, springs to 7 2 6, Jersey heifers sold well. Meebush Stock Sales Sydney reports brisk activity and prices ahead of Thursday with yearling beef firms and heavy cattle only fair. Quotations include yearling beef 30s to 28s, prime light 28s, heavy 28s, good trade 26s, best cow beef 24s per 200 lbs. A firmer market held across grades with selective rises for prime light bullocks and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson, Easton & Co
Abbott
W. F.muliloon
Eastony
Namry
D. Paterson
J. Milligan
JOS. Murray
Devon
Corrigate Bros
C. Chapman
Jersey
Durham
Wenutam
Paterson, Easton and Co
Wingham
Sydney
Maitland
Gloucester
Gresford
Wallumbe
Jmebush
To Let By Tender Paddock Near Stratford
Tender sought for derelict paddock space near Stratford. Applicants to submit proposals to Dees Avon by the stated date. details include site boundaries and access points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Dees Avon
Cattle and sheep market report from Sparke Ltd
Sparke Ltd notes about 900 fat cattle yarded of various descriptions including prime bullocks and cows while vealers were scarce. Prices 10s to 15s higher amid free competition. About 2800 sheep penned mostly good consignments with odd prime and heavy pens. Lambs and hoggets scarce. prices 6d to 1s higher. Political matter noted in the tare. Rye area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Sparke Ltd
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Handkerchiers
James
J. Whatson
W. W. Hawdon
ETU
HOGG
Yate
Strathfield
K St. Wells
Queen ST
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
David H. J. Hill
C. Sutton
Corbetts Cafe
Gloat House
Brambaoch
Narraweema
K. G. McRae
A.T.N.A
Pgesent Day
Paling's
George Street
Symey
Junior Farmers’ Club
Gloucester Public School
W. H. Newman
Labour
Gloucester Rifle Club
Government Savings Bank OF
New South
Commonwealth Bank OF Australia
Government Savings Bank
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Commonweath Bank of Australia
B. C. Riddle
STAR
Tom Hicks
Arthurd Turner
Gloucester Band
A. J. Cavanaugh
Rawdon Vale
E.R. Paton
N. Laurie
Otice
Titata Creek
Jones
Gall At
Corbett
Krambach Stock Sales
Sharp
Paterson, Easto Easton & Co
Cheap
Gloucester District
Bulga
F.J
McKay
Agricultural Machiner Sunpalat Renovators
Paterson, Easton & 60
Dangar Gedge's All
Lister
Kidd
Twin City
Ferrier
Langarwil Rabbit Exter
Shire Yards
Ali Odo
Matthewson & Co
Fi. Lawrey
Krawgach
Krambach Yards
Peaigree Als
Gas Matthewson & Co
Gloucester River Dairy Farm
Eee Matthewson & Co
Mathewson & Co
Seshyterian
Maitland Stook Sales
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