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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 12, 1932

Page

2

Park Committee Elected and Park Plans Discussed

At Shire Hall a Park Committee was elected for the current term. Dr J R Higgins chaired as president and noted limited funds, with about £180 revenue and commitments to final park loan payments, maintenance, and sanitation fees. A new committee including W W Hawdon and K A Harris was chosen for the three year term. attention turned to fencing the oval and posts for cricket and football use.

Shire Hall J. R. Higgins L. A. Harris Goddard L. E. Bireet W. Street W. W. Hawdon N. Chaplin M. Newton B. Laurie Higgins Mr Higgins Chaplin Street Gloucester Cornell K. ‘A. Harris H. A. Abbott L. &. Street L. Rye H. Goddard Sgain Figgins Te Park Co Oseis Lawrie Oval J. P. Waston Te Park Committee

Property sales and local notes in Gloucester diary

Tom Hicks reports sales of a 331 acre property not reaching reserve, later sold to C C Middlebrook. Stratford’s Marengo Park sold to H A Bignell. Copeland police station retained. no closure action. Fine peaches shown from Cra ven Plateau. Wool record set in Sydney with six bales bought for 38d per lb. Extraordinary edict bans non local papers for Australian Tramway Association members. Industrial Council proposes levy to fund Soviet Russia delegates. Harbor bridge approaches funding confirmed. Golf notes and Gloucester Football Club annual meeting announced for a city coach. Sign of the times on Christmas shopping and a tale of financial distress. Avon Valley old time dance planned.

Tom Hicks C. Tonkcs Baillac C. C Middlebrook Martin Marengo Park Stratford H. A. Bignell Broken Hill Russia Sydney Lang Harbor Bridge

Council Debates Dr Reichert Advance and Pecuniary Interest

Gloucester Shire Council discusses Dr Reichert's £25 advance to the council against rates, amid questions of pecuniary interest and potential disqualification. The clerk and president clash on repayment terms as the matter is referred to the Local Government Department for review. Later notes report changes in Victoria and New South Wales motor plate procedures.

Local Government Department Reichert Mograni Creek White Cr. White Couincil Cr. Reichert Lo Council Dr. Reichert Council Lsted Mfr Ioan Recher Cornell Laurie Ed G.A N.rlmla Victoria New South Wales N Raca

Pastures Protection Board financial statement abridged

A bridged financial report from the Pastures Protection Board shows receipts from assessments and miscellaneous credits, including stock counts and expenses. Notable items include wool and stock costs, levies for the year, and mileage and car expenses, with names ROW HALL, NEWTON, and ABBOTT and a note for full copy inspection at the board office.

Administrative Expenses and Travelling Rates Report

A pastures protection board financial note shows administrative expenses salaries no other expenses and a refund of travelling routes to other boards and stockowners. It records balance at year starting January 1931 and mentions travelling rates collected in Gloucester District and from other boards. Signed by A A Hall secretary auditor and Abbott chairman. The note states a abridged statement with full copy available at the Pasture Protection Board Office.

Gloucester AE Moore Moestile Minurester Getrich Bat BIBL Bist

Cattle Sale At Paterson Draws Big Bidding Rush

Paterson Easton and Co report strong turnout of about 1000 cattle across Upper Hunter Maitland Dungog districts. Prices held firm with Hereford rivals and Devon Durham bulls fetching up to £6 5s and £5 17s 6d amid varied bids. numerous consignors including J. E. Laurie and Geo. Hollis contributed livestock. next sale set for March 2.

Hereford J. E. Laurie Ry -E. Laurie M. Laurie T. A Laurie Miss L. Laurie Geo. Hollis W. Waston Paterson J. E. Wall A. J. Grunay A. Lynch H.S. Murray R. Barnes

Homebush Stock Sales Sydney Report Highlights Trade

A Sydney market summary notes a poor quality yarding of 2256 cattle mostly plain to medium grade with few prime heavy weights. Prices firmed early, prime light cattle showed best inquiry, and yearling beef and heavy cows ranged to 226 per 100lb. Pig values fell on porkers and baconers, with backfatters and other grades down. Rabbit skins and other livestock also saw softer demand and lower prices, with next sale scheduled for 24 February.

Sydney Winchcomibe, Carson Ltd Graalers

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