Gloucester District Chamber Hears on Noisy Cycles and Parks
The Gloucester Shire Council reports plan to curb noisy motor cycles at night and to apply mosquitos control in Urban Area. Discussions cover unsightly tree guards removal, Gloucester Park lavatories, Main Street repairs, and a proposed new Park Committee. Flood aftermath and water pipes damage discussed. council to consult health authorities and Progress Association on flood issues.
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President to contact Bennett on matter
The report notes officers may visit to assess any possible benefit for sufferers. It was decided that the President should get in touch with Mr Bennett on the matter at once.
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Mr. Bennett
Can They Be Sold? Gloucester Lane Dispute Reaches Council
At a Gloucester Shire Council meeting the question arose whether a public lane behind Mt Gen West's property could be sold. Debates noted that the lane may have been dedicated for public use, with deeds and gazette notices referenced. Officials discussed legality, land ownership, and whether the lane had been sold to adjacent landowners, calling for aTitles of fee review to determine if sale was possible.
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West Maitland
Gloucestershire Council discusses outstanding rates and licenses
The council reviewed outstanding rates showing arrears of £964 18 9 and total rates £1062 19 3 as of January 4. A motion to pursue full recovery was not seconded. Barber shop licenses remain unrequested, with inspectors tasked to pursue violations. Subdivision of Lot K was approved, frontage reallocation to Lot 9. River crossings repairs were considered with funding limits, and the Progress Association would be informed of decisions.
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Ge. Reichert
Reichert
Mawson
Ganger
Couneil
Church Street
Borthwick
Brown
Nowendoc
Coun
Progress Association
Dean's Backache Kidney Pills End Backache Claims
An Australian advertisement extols Dean's Backache Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney weakness. Mrs H Simmonds of Dungog credits the remedy with relieving chronic back pain and urges others to use it, noting it is sold by Foster-Marlborough Co. in Hamilton Street Sydney.
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Eliza Street
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Maitland stock sale yields mixed prices and firm demand
About 900 cattle yarded on Monday at Maitland with mixed lots from medium to prime. Prime and useful quality cattle met with strong competition as buyers from wholesale and retail outlets attended. Prices ranged with heavy bullocks to 47 18s 6d and good to 43, with cows and heifers delivering varied returns. heavy demand noted for prime stock. Monday's Homebush sale similarly reported 622 head coastal yarding and 2300 total, quality improving and prices rising. Sydney pig prices limited with modest gains across classes.
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Asman Bloache to Visit Gloucester and Craven
Asman Bloache will visit Gloucester and Craven every tire week, with arrangements listed under Nabiac phone contact 2.
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Notice to Trespassers on Rut HMnaton Property
Property owners P M Landers warn that any flaking shooting or threatening on their Rut HMnaton property after this date will be prosecuted. The notice asserts firm action to protect the land and residents.
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Fooks Day Old Chicks Sale at Cambridge Poultry Farm
An advertisement from H. R. Fooks, manager, promotes day old chicks and poultry products at Cambridge Poultry Farm Tomah Street Carlingford N.3.W. Featuring reduced prices and bulk options with a capacity incubator of 22,500. Includes contact for orders.
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Cambridge Poultry Farm
Tomah ST
Carlingford, N.3.w
The Electric Fan Turns Homes Into Time Savers
Electricity brings home efficiency and comfort as electric fans, a staple of early modern living, gain popularity in public buildings and theatres. The small cost of running a 9 or 10 inch GE fan promises noticeable savings and practical luxury for households and institutions alike.
Electric fans prove versatile home helpers
The text extolls fresh air benefits in homes and praises electric fans for quick air changes in bedrooms dining rooms or kitchens. It notes fans require little maintenance and are cheap to run making them highly useful labor saving appliances available from retailers.
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