Gloucester Shire Council Vows Concrete Paths and Tile Repairs
The council debates funding and planning for footpath repairs in Gloucester Shire town. Proposals include tiling along main streets and concrete strips at principal paths, with plans and estimates to be presented at the next meeting. Dr White notes ongoing footpath deterioration and urges prompt action. Health inspector reports three cases of diphtheria since the last meeting, linked to recent outbreaks in nearby areas.
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Harris
Bootatiou
Ito
Philip's
Chagnell
Garner's
Hitchcock
White
Haw Hoon
Ann eWas
Stratford
Tyr Tram
Tem Jrriy
Bridging the Manning Road Proposal Sparks County Debate
Council members debated diverting the main road near Manning to tee into Wingham, Gloucester, and Bullandelah routes. Dr Reichert and Dr Wilson urged keeping the present path via Tinonee, arguing the new alignment would cost millions and harm local interests. Mr Chapman thanked the council for patience as he listened to residents and officials.
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Counell
Snssauer
B Chape
Tanne
Allentor
Dresser Couneil
Minnie
Wohi
Xerih
Booral
Tares
Chapman
Austing
Hye Hans
Tne
Wingham
Tinines
Gloucester
Bullahdelah
Reichert
Killawarra
Ttt
Hoowas
Filencestor
Bullandelah
Tinonve
Wilson
Tanee
State deficit outlook for New South Wales finances
The assistant treasurer Mr Stevens declares the state deficit for the current financial year will not exceed 2 million pounds and may be 4 million. He notes improved prospects, with 600,000 pounds for school buildings and 400,000 for Main Roads Board. Running costs, new works, and interest on public loans cost about 1 million weekly. Consolidated revenue is around 42 million annually, with the remainder borrowed.
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Stevens
Ofter
Main Roads Board
New South Wales
Toauirea
Stratford v Endeavours match result and scores
Stratford defeated Endeavouts by 35 runs last Saturday. Scores include Stratford’s Yates, Hamberser, Germon, Munro, and Thomas among others with bowling figures and sundries. Endeavours replied with Atkins, Easton, Gordon, and Yates contributing, but Stratford claimed the win.
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Stratford
Endeavoust
N. Yatesh
Hamberser
R. Germon
Mamberser
Wandward
Yu Biel
Easton
Thomas R. Atkins
Hambergen
E. Germon
Munro
Thomas
Il. Perrin
Obi
Yulea O Munro
Woodward
WL Lowrey
Gordon
H. Tull
Joe Bignell
J. Binet
P. Easton
Andy Atking
F. Hamberger
N. Yatrah Atkins
Yates
FP. Giddey
I. Bignell Germon
J. Bignell
H Fiermon
W. Thomas
Germon
Morris
G. Yates
Bo Atkin
Col. Hamberger
Atking
I. Easton
Atkins
Stratford Farewell and School Additions Report
Residents hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs Menneth at Mrs A G Ruse home with supper and gifts, as Upper Avour residents thanked them. A new classroom was added to Stratford Public School, 24 by 40 feet, with 48 pupil capacity, stove heating, and improvements funded by local contractors and teachers.
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J. Mehneth
A. G. Ruse
A. Fraser
Fehl
Upper Avoil
Rose Lonlake
Metayelts
Metmeth
Ron
Fraser
Messrs Hicks, Hagnull
Stackman
Dears
Menniette Footiully
Melmeth
Shaltard
Belue
West Maitland
Trepass Notice Sets Saturday Team Selection
A local notice outlines a Saturday match with a team chosen from listed players including Myo fol lowing Craven on the Park at 1 20 pm. Names such as B Laurie A J B Lanele V Fitzgerald T Rastes and Kin Om appear among others with emergencies and preparations noted for the event.
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Myo
Ninet Craven
Saturn
B. Laurie
A. J. B. Lanele
T Rastes V. Fitzgerald
Taylor
A. Fanis
T. Atking
J. Tanria
T Grae
Ninigerty al
Ross
G. Welland
Wella TV
Immairo
H. Hazelwood
Permisacan
Deavours
Gatimore
Hamherest
Easton
J.P. Rashion
Cot Marten Rer
F. Giddey
W. Thomas
Smith
A. Z. Woollward
Tr Munro
Gordon
Brockwell
J. Morris
Cattle and pig sale report from Maitland stock yards
About 4200 cattle yards described from cull calves to prime heavy bullocks with brisk demand for best quality. Prime yards ranged from £11/10 to £16/8/6 with prices holding firm. cows averaged £8 to £9/10. Pigs featured around 500 head with dull demand, heavy porkers up to £2 4s, store pigs easier. overall market mixed but steady for top lots.
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Eatra
Sleer
Good Trade
Maitland
B. W. Sparke
J. Enrleht
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Hunter River
Luskintyrs
Rowthorne
Raymont Terrace
Torrens
Dann
Haye
Hart & Coy
High Street
John Hart
Ronald Braby
F.8.m.c
J. Bexton
RMLA
W. A. Phillips
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Sydney
Winchcombe House
Bridge Street
Flemington
Farmers & Graziers
Farmers & Graziers Co-operative Co
E. Chapman
Couner
Comino’s
Peter
Cricket
Bond
SILK
Sovereign
J. Whatson
Total Eee
Rowling
Mumbereer
Thomas B
Woodwart
Enneavot
Uns
Craven
Tugrabakh
Gurmon
S. Morgan
A. Leon J. Smith
L. Frost
B. Merchant
Kohn
J. Clarke
S. Taylor KE
Tylor A. Prost
S. Greenaway
J. Smith
R. Wilson
Merchant
E. Taylor
W. Fall
BE. Smith
R. Brown
Meers
Boyland
Smason
P. Taylor
S. Morey
Pastavos
C. Middiebrook
Morigen
F. Taylor
Matstiee
Parteatarly
Meny
Tolntly
Atormare Mayo
P. Brides
R. Wilkow
Hamilott
A. Leon
Mum Gan
J Lrke
Frost
MR. Wilson T
Mackay
Ken, Wilson
A. E. Tull
G. Nash
General Carrier
Ravenshaw GT
Homebush Stock Sales
A. d. Woodward Aber and Pastrpensh
Pitt, Son
Badgery, Ltd
Pitt Son & Badgery Ltd
Graham Timber Co., Ltd
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Alth
Newcastle
Rooral Wharf
Menonetia
Newcastle & Hunter River 88 Co
W. N. Cuthbertson
King’s Wharf
King Street
A. B. McLeod Baker
A.J. White
Church Street
Comino Bros
Sylvester
IAMS
ALF
Victoria Insurance Co Ltd
A. Paqjsii
C. Falconer
Market Street
T. Charlton
T. Hannan
Street
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