Gloucester Adware notes February 1933 items
In Gloucester Adware dated February 10 1933 reports January dairy output at Gloucester Dairy Co 238612 pounds butter down 13203 from prior month. Widow pensions reduced to 17/6 weekly each with child 8/9. exemption up to £30 per year. Bowser installed for Purr-Pull motor spirit at Thornbury’s Park Street, price 2/1 per gallon. Euchre party and dance to raise funds at Star Theatre with prize support. Tom Hicks selling 850 cattle from Gloucester Manning and New England. Monster sports day planned March 11 at Gloucester Park by Rugby League with events to be announced. Workman injured remodelling Bank of NSW Gloucester. another resident suffers fractured thigh. Customs regulation exempts 15% duty on separators’ spare parts. Pig market firm with 1000 pigs sold at Sydney sale. backfatters 40-110 per head, baconets 36-46, porkers 15-85.
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W. H. Young
Thornbury
Park Street
Gloucenter
Young
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Visit of Education Minister to Gloucester
A public meeting is called tonight at Gloucester Public School by the Parents and Citizens Association to plan deputations and entertainment for Hon. D. H. Drummond the Minister for Education. He arrives midday and will lecture at the Star Theatre at 8 pm on Constitutional Reform. The Hon Walter Bennett MLA will be in Gloucester Monday to arrange deputations and interviews. The Shire Council considers officially welcoming the Minister and supporting the proposed District Rural School.
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P.m
Gloucester
Parenta & Ciizens
D. H. Drummond
P. & C. Association
Drummond
Star ‘Theatre
Pam
Walter Bennett
Laurie
Higgins
Gr. Reichert
Commercial special cattle sale at Gloucester Shire Yards
Matthewson and Co report a large turnout at a Wednesday special cattle sale in Gloucester Shire Yards with many buyers present. Offers and prices are listed for numerous steers cows and calves from multiple vendors including HL A Bignell J Frost P Roeliner and Chas Newton among others, with next sale date announced and a separate property sale noted at Leman's Place.
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Matthewson and Co
Gloucester
Joans
J. Frost
P. Roeliner
Davils
J.T. Grant
KA. Grant
W. W Wilson
Neifor
A. Geale
O Ellis
W. T. Reif
L. Gallagher
Blanch
D. McKinnon
J. Landers
Sleups
Mys. BY
Mofne
Geo
Eroser
C. Fraser
Tumpton
Wilson
Griffis
Chas
Ohdneld
C. Perram
J. Welsmantel
Ted March
Rabbit suppression meeting forms Bundook group
A Bundook meeting formed a rabbit suppression group for the locality attended by W B Andrews A Gallagher J A Latimore Geo A Andrews A Andrews L Young J Priestly G F Nixon J Godwin H Flannery Geo Crittenden C B Locke Dodd and A E Moore Stock Inspector. W S Andrews elected President and Alex Andrews Secretary. A two month drive Feb 15 to Mar 15 1933 planned with cart poisoning or cyaniding and requests to railway authorities and PP Board to extend rabbit destruction along railway lines statewide.
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Bundock
Messrs
Andrews
A. Gallagher
J. A. Latimore
Geo. A. Andrews
A Andrews
L. Young
J. Priestly
G. F. Nixon
J. Godwin
H. Flannery
Geo, Crittenden
Messrs. K. Wilson
J. K. Mackay
Graham Bros
Moore
W. S. Andrews
Alex. Andrews
Une
PP. Board
Stratford v Endeavours first grade cricket match
Stratford and Endeavours began a second innings with Stratford needing 65 to win outright. R Clarke was stumped at 54 for the first wicket as the match continued in a largely light-hearted tone. A century retirements and overs bowled by most of the Endeavours team marked an unusual finish to the uncertain play.
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Stratford
Giddey Nome
Tucksberam
Gloucester Rifle Club News From Gloucester Visit
A letter from the team elected by Gloucester to visit Sree was received. Other fixtures set for Saturday November 2 1933 include practice and competition details.
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Gloucester Rifle Club
Gloucester
Sree
Australia Wins Toss in Brisbane Cricket Test
Australia won the toss and began batting at Brisbane as Woodfull led the innings with Richardson, both not out at lunch, in perfect weather. England opened with Jardine captain, Sutcliffe, Hammond, Leyland and others in the field.
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Brisbane
Australia
Woodfull
England
Jardine
Sutcliffe
Hammond
Leyland
Wyatt
Paynter
Ames
Allen
Verity
Lar
Wood
Mitchell
Brown
Richardson
Bradman
McCabe
Ponsford
Darling
Bromley
Love
Wall
Oreilly
Trekmonger
Gloucester meets Taree in final pennant race
A Gloucester team matchup with Taree is scheduled for February 11 in Taree as part of the BOWLS NB A B pennant events. The piece notes players Se Wah Rye A gent L A Hawdon re Tenac Kendall Tammary and hints at earlier results from February 14. A tale of a shoe shining shop owner evolving into a mobile shining parlour is also recounted.
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Nb.a
Gloucester
Taree
Ing
Se Wah
Rye
L. A. Hawdon
Tenac
Kendall
Tammary
School of Arts To Be Erected In Gloucester
Gloucester committee approves a two story brick School of Arts building at Church and Denison Streets. Land purchase from W W Haddon for £500, shopfronts planned, a large assembly hall, lounges, ladies room, and a dedicated room for the Returned Soldiers Association funded by contributions.
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School of Arts Committee
Church and
Denison Streets
Gloucester
Church Street
Denison Street
W. W. Hawdon
Pickles
Mee Liroy
Waratah
The
Returned Soldiers Association
Gloucester Literary and Debating Society Debates Railways Asset
The Gloucester Literary and Debating Society met at Shire Hall for the year’s first session. The evening’s debate argued that government owned railways are a greater asset to Australia than private motor transport.
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Gloucester Literary and Debating Society
Shire Hall
Australia
Afr
K. Humbles
T. Johnson
Burns
EH. Bowden
Messrs
G.aston
J. Mathewson
S. Burns
E. Howden
G. Easton
W. W. Howden
Railways
Obituary for Mrs Margaret McSwan of Barrington
An obituary notes the death of Mrs. Margaret McSwan at Barrington, age 76, long respected by Highland settlers. She was daughter of Angua Beaton from the Isle of Skye, wife of the late Hugh McSwan, with survivors including Donald and Hugh McSwan, Mrs J. W. Osbet t, Mrs George Deards, Mrs R. Laurie, and Miss Margaret McSwan. Funeral from Barrington to Presbyterian Gloucester cemetery conducted by Rev. P. Stewart. An appreciation praises her kind, gentle nature and long service to the Barrington community.
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Margaret McSwan
Telier
Hugh McSwan
MecSwan
Isle of Skye
Dunsmore Lang
Angua Beaton
Dunmore
Barrington
McSwan
Messrs
Donald
J. W Osbett
Tamworth
George Deards
Porbesdale
R. Laurie
Barsington
Gloucester
P. Stewart
H.T. Shepherd
Margaret McSwat
I Hong
Barjington
February sales event notices and timing changes
An OCR fragment outlines multiple sales notices with dates around February 14 and February 16. Mentions include TOM HICKS, Crewe, Prending Sales In torn, PUT & STORE PINS, and Gloucester. Details are fragmented with unclear formatting and some names.
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Crewe
Tom Hicks Nuetlenoer
Gloucester
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