Culvert Washout Delays Work In Gloucester District
A culvert washout near Gloucester Alexandra Colony halted a two year old project last night. The structure is being rebuilt and will resume duties once completed. The Country Women's Association plans a meeting in Tall Shire on Tuesday afternoon to discuss district aid and fundraising. Mrs Say yon and Mrs W H Mackay will attend to outline welfare work and the CWA program. Lane GWA opened a post for country women with reading rooms nursery and teas. Wet weather delays Electric Light installation and Star Pictures dance moved to February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Women’s Association
Ubjeel Nf
Say Yon
W. H. Mackay
Soime
CWA
Nir Fey
Gloucester Alexandra
Movnment
Lane
G.W.A
Soustead
Peculiar Rain Indicator At Avon Valley Property
Councilor J. G. Wilson reports a peculiar phenom on his Avon Valley property a reilatte indicator signaling break up of a dry spell. About three days before rain a gully from Mogran mountain showed active water with holes two or three feet deep. The same phenomena recurs before dry spells on several occasions since green timber nearby grew. Wilson considers it an unfailing sign of talhy conditions. the water supply appears sourced from a large spring in the mountain with vigorous runoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Wison
Avon Valley
Mogran
Wilson
Rourne
Edigree Chicks At Cambridge Poultry Fair Pooks Leads
Mr H R Pooks of the Cambridge Poultry Fair Carlingford offers Black Orpington and White Leghorn chicks. Buyers have already stocked up to improve breeds. Market reports begin February 4 with weekly updates. Prices for fresh rabbit and poultry are listed. Prank Auickett notes current rates.
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H.R. Pooks
Cambridge
Carlingford
Evening at Shire Hall Marital Cards and Golf Club Prizes
Wet weather reduces attendance at the Shire Hall social and mah jong event. Mrs. A C Christie wins the ladies’ raffle prize and Mr. K P Horner takes the gentlemen’s prize. The gathering was hosted by the Golf Club amid inclement conditions.
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Shire Hall
A. C. Chriatle
K.P. Horner
Weather Deluge Dims Hope For Harvest In Hard Hit District
Record rains swept the region bringing over 11 inches of rainfall. Officials report widespread impact on roads and rural areas with flooding. Residents voiced relief at improved pasture conditions though lingering anxiety about crops remains. Emergency crews aided stranded motorists and monitored low-lying communities. Local authorities warned of continued wet spells and urged caution for further travel.
Flood Warning Issued For Central North Coast Districts
Heavy rainfall across Hastings Manning and surrounding districts prompted a flood warning this Friday morning. Registration at 9 am recorded widespread rainfall totals with Port Macquarie, Forster, Maitland, Raymond Terrace and other towns noting significant figures. The forecast calls for cloudy, unsettled conditions with more heavy rain anticipated.
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Hastings
Manning
Gloucester
Waullione
Port Macquarie
Sauinieten
Manning Welds
Tuyen
Forster
Timneoe Ten
Mures
North Coast
Butter Factory Merge Talks in Hunter District
The Hunter district butter factories discussed a merger to form a single cooperative. Twelve factories attended the conference in West Maitland, chaired by A I Windeyer of the Raymond Terrace factory. Ten agreed to join, with two more possible. A provisional board will include one member from each participating factory. Each factory processing milk would have an office representative. Factories joining would register under the Co-operation Community and Settlement Act.
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Hunter District
Witter
West Maitland
P. A. Searr
Faiymond Terrace
Maitland Mercury
Soare
A. I. Windeyer
Scarr
Farmers Advertise To Buy Or Sell In The Advocate
Readable ad style notice inviting buyers and sellers to use the Advocate for postings. Offers guidance on offerings and surprises readers with potential deals from community sellers.
Stratford Sports and Concert Endorsements Benefit Hall Upgrades
Stratford reports a busy Saturday of sports and a concert at Stratford Hall, organized by the committee of management. Proceeds from the following Friday’s event totalled 10 pounds 12 shillings, aiding hall enlargements and improvements completed under contractor N Wilkins. The sports featured events with winners listed, including allcomers handicap W Water and high jump Roy S. The weather turned rainy Monday with heavy storms and continuing rain into Wednesday, threatening delays to planned improvements.
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Stratford Hall
Reol Hall
Tie Tall
N. Wilkins
Gow
Orailit Oo
Aid Tall Management
Allcomers
W. Water
R. Shultz
Rignell
Roy Sulend
Bignell
Moore
Dorn Puggle
J. Tull
M. Wand
Wallace Yates
J. Atkins
Joe Bigvel
B. Shuttz
E. A. Firesham
Wilda Yates
Matthewson & Cop
Sue
Auetiom Ab
Stratford
Hooghery
Australia Need 89 Runs to Win in Close Test Finish
Australia must reach 89 to win after England posted 260 at stumps. Notable stand by Ryder 87 and Kippax, with Grimmett and White dominating the bowling. England top scorers include Hobbs, Sutcliffe, and Jardine, as the match heads to a decisive first day in the morning session.
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Adelatue
Bradman
Engand
J.B. Hobbs
Mydar
Hendry
H. Sutcliffe
Oldfield
Grimmett
W. Jh. Hammond
D. BR. Jardine
Grimmett - E. Tendren
Blackie
A. P
Chapman
A'Heckelt Ryder
Duckworth
Ryder
Grim
H. Larwood
G. Geary
M. W. Tate
J.C. White
Bunnies
England wins in Australia Test as Bradman falls short
England chase 83 lead after Bradman and Oxenham build a stand. Bradman 68 runs falls run out. Oldfield and Grimmett resist for Australia, but a late collapse leaves Australia 3 runs short, with England winning by 3 runs in an innings and 36? Sundries show errors and incomplete figures.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Bodey
Braden
Glen
Uweritigal
Bradman
Uwe
Lairdwed
Oxonium
Hia Kita
Chapman
Hayes
Hun
Dow
An Tung
Hunt
Gidford
Grimmett
Oldfield
White
Australia
Blackie
Rune
Tate
Blorkins
Larwood
D. Bradman
R. Oxenhram
W. A. Oldfield
London butter awards spotlight dairy co op schemes
The London Dairy Show medals prize Gloucester Waiey and Cyn hoyne Rural Go up Society Ltd for butter with Candels Go up Dairy Lastely also earning gold. The Paterson Scheme is debated as dairymen praise Delray for outlining the plan in 1922 and Parliament later adopting it as the Paterson Plan amid Queensland credit questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gloucester Waiey Company
Society Ltd
Farvers
Federations Limited
Duiry
Soliardizat
Paterson
Queensland
Leo, Delroy
Delray
Cooroy
Fire devastates Coonamble business centre
A large fire in Coonamble destroyed 38 buildings including two banks two hotels the School of Arts and other premises. Fanned by a strong westerly wind the blaze caused about £200000 damage. Volunteers battled the flames while several firefighters collapsed from exhaustion and one man was badly injured after a 30 foot fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coonamble
School of Arts
Rain Comes For First Time To Seven Children At Redcliffe
A family of seven from beyond Julia Creek in central west Australia experienced their first rain after years of drought. The children, who had never seen or heard rain, were thrilled as a natural shower finally fell near Redcliffe. Their mother recalled the sound of rain and water scarcity in the parched area, where wells supply chores. The narrative notes rain’s introduction to England from Mary during James I’s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redcliffe
Julia Creek
Redolitto
Commercial Royal Store Cattle Sale Report
Commercial Royal Store Cattle Sale reports from Doug Me Waddell and Co and A Gloucester Pig Ga les with bids and prices for various steers bullocks and stores. Next sale dates include Tuesday February 26 and Thursday February 22 with forward supplies and prices noted for multiple buyers and lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug
Waddell & Go
Robinson
Robison
hevon-Tineham
Sayer Apt Andrews
Weoner
EA Fong
Bullocks
Aloucester
Matthewson
H A. Abbott
S. Slade
A. P. Taylor
Herham Bros
H. Shelton
Rolf
Yerbuary
Touglas Wardell & Co
Atlins
Atlins Bros
Furley
Taylor
Martin
Gloucester Calves and Hog Market Report From Sydney Lagh
Gloucester calves and strong pig market updates. listings show yields from 20/9 to 50/ per head for young stock and prime cattle at various yards. Prices reflect brisk demand with lighter weights and baconets, darktavers, and other pork lots recorded amid general market activity and seasonal expectations. The report notes winter weather impacts on a local electric venture and holiday consumptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Homomish
Mondy
Reteherk
Moncester
Garson Ltd
Sydney
Kent
Country Women's Association Meeting in Shire Mall Glouster
A meeting of the Country Women's Association is planned at Shire Mall Glouster on Tuesday 42 February at 1 1 p.m. Mrs M Sawyer and Mrs W I Mackay will address attendees. Harvest Thanksgiving Service scheduled for Sunday 17 February at 7 40 p.m with produce collection at the Vestry on Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire Mall
Glousonter
M. Sawyer
Sintenealdent
W. If
Mackay
H. W. Rogers
WANTED Money for Rawleighs goods business opportunity
Wanted responsible men to start business selling Rawleighs Good Health Products direct to consumers. Small capital or credit arrangements offered. Line consists of about 70 household necessities with advertising support. Persuasive and profitable work for industrious individuals to build a permanent business. Write for details to W. T. Rawleigh Co. Melbourne.
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Rawleigh
Warda
W. T. Rawlelute
Melbourne
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Luckworth
Hendren
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Beckett
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Mary
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Callie
Peime
Pulie
Ireland
Star Picture Theatre
Nesuay
Pam
Sharp
Eter Vonmumncemion
Lf Chamber of Commerce
Alj. White
Canyoner
M Newton
G. C. Pike
Ward's River
G. Page
Kiven
FORD
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P. Keegan
Dog Trap Creek
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Country Women's Association
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Lily Poxtiansten
Sthad
Mees Forster
Teal
Ares Teasus
I. Veil Ing
Townardial
Muitland
Vigenrs Ltd
Spopiul Lake
Whart
Lani
Myall River
Paris Fens
County Gloucester
Tayior & Fi
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Fena
Allen Taylor & Co
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Yall
Eantern Ste Sit
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Alten Taylor & Go
Corrie
Mypll
Paral Fens
Gliucester
Australian Alum Ltd
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F.N. Harris
Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales
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Eas
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Endeavour House
Macquarie Place
Asman
Indian Consulting
Heerbalist
Gloucester & Craven
Nabiac
Union Sale
Douglas Waddell & Co
Morris Cowley
Jng
Glouster
Listriers
Ani Solie
Dalghty & Co’s
Shave & Shave
Wolesley Engines
P. W. Russeld * CO
Faye Eurlewis
Matthewson 8 Co
Hele Town
Saleyarids
Odie Sof Gomlury
Thetud
Vukon Ity
Hoeshoal
Burma
Ani Ae Dewood
Sudlitle Tasos
Peanerseeverd Salt
Gloucester Stock Sales
Ologe Matthewson & Co
Nwynews
Martthewson & Co
APE
Tore Piag Town
Varda
Mathewson & Co
Rodman, Matthe, & Co
Hye
Hon Svonen
Bullock
Wagkis
GEM Apply Matthewson & Co
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Ava
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Hiibid
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THIR
Matthewson & Co
Oldsmobile
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ALGO
BUICK
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