Dairying Growth Presses Gloucester Toward Big Factory Future
In Gloucester the dairying industry shows rapid growth with monthly pay exceeding £40,000 and annual earnings near £100,000, boosting the town’s economy. A herd testing effort and broader hand feeding are urged to raise production, while improved transport and new silos promise higher profits. Local farmers anticipate a larger, modern creamery as dairying expands and attracts outside buyers.
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Inucester
Indiviaia
Peter
Jao
Bridgen
Attaits
Firefly Creek
Tho
Port Stephens Conference Pushes for Regional Links
The Port Stephens Development League organized a conference at Tea Gardens on March 17 to urge government action for regional development. Proposals include a rail and road network linking the north and northwest, plus a new road from Tamworth via Gloucester and Bullabdelat to Port Stephens to connect Coast and Tableland regions.
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Tea Gardens
Port Stephens
Ihn
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
Tamworth
Glousexter
Bullabdelat
Teclelands
Wal
Ghoywnea
Peel
Nundle
Mouhester
Stroud
Ona
Bie
United Appert Oy
Marin Fonds
Port Stephen
Government and Condoy Ate Discuss Riverside Beautification Plan
A government representative Mr Thorby, Minister for Agriculture and chair of the Water Commission, considered approving a river beautification project with locals promising to support the scheme. He suggested a low-level weir and noted government backing if country life improves. Also reports on a London car incident in Hyde Park, auctions results for prime beet and bullocks, and a road/rail infrastructure discussion in Lismore. A sight-testing specialist will attend Commercial Hotel on March 46.
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Condoy
Jubbo
Thorby
Water Commission
Mer. Thorby
Morris
London
Hyde Park
McDonald’s Wrart
McDonald
F.B.C.A
F.S.M.C
Webster, Jack & No‘Donald
Sydney
Pilgrimage to Port Stephens sparks defence talk
A Gloucester Advocate reader cites Sydney Sun comments urging Port Stephens as a vital naval base. The letter argues Newcastle coal export loss is minor next to strategical rail and harbour links, noting Bracewell defence values, proposed base at Port Stephens, and the March conference.
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Edward Mec
Hill
Gloucester
Tea Gartens
Columon
Sydney
Newcastle
Bunker
Sayi
Newcaste Chamber of Commerce
Port Stephens
New Castle
Hawkesbury River
Macys -Vale-ilgowx
Sandy Hollow
Morpeth
Pindimar
Walela — Road
Mount George
Stroud Road
Australia
Lord Delllene
Salamander Bay
Melbourne
Jervis Bay
Stenhens
Hnought
Petition to Minister for Local Government over Camden Haven roads
A public meeting of ratepayers from Kendall and Camden Haven urges the Minister for Local Government to review the Hastings Shire roads. They condemn the Shire Council for neglect, request urgent grants to repair deteriorated streets and flood damage, and seek possible Council replacement by a Commissioner.
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Camden Haven
Camden Mayen
Pan- Aelion
Kendall al Baurler
Roi
Gamden Haven
Kendall
Hastings
Bag of £450 at Cootamunna races leads to chase
A bag containing £450 in Lakings was reported missing from a car at Cootamunna races. An exciting chase ensued as police pursued a car to town. The bag was later found on a coat in the saddling paddock after a return to the premises.
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Cootamunna
Dairy inspection shift debated by minister and expert
North Coast dairymen fear transfer of dairy supervision from the Board of Health to the Department of Agriculture. State Dairy Expert Maclanes calls the proposed move an bogey and argues no official support exists. He emphasizes that improving milk and cream quality through instruction is the proper method and opposes heavy inspector powers.
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Board of Health
Department of Agriculture
Te 7
Maclanes
Dalrleal
Marinies
Gasinabury Boe- Joty Fa
Utter
Cholerst
Hutter
MacThnes
State wide floods threaten Kempsey as rivers rise
Heavy overnight rain drenches New South Wales towns. Kempsey faces river levels around 22 feet with banks breached and whole Central Kempsey at risk as patients from two hospitals are relocated. Grafton shops rush to move stock and evacuate families, while Armidale endures bridges and gas cuts from torrential downpours.
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Sydney
Grafton
Mavleay
Kempsey
Meriana
Merino
Bundarra
Armidale
Dumaresque Greek
Tlands Board
O Brien Corner Sale List Items and Brands
Fragmented catalog style item list notes assorted goods and brands including jam preserves jelly cocoanut flour soap hound safe toilet items hurricane lamps and unbranded hardware. It mentions quantities and prices in a scattered format with product names such as Jelien Jellies Jelien brand and German razors with various descriptions.
Cricket matchup reports Kia-CRK versus Endeavours
Cricket note records a Saturday meeting between Kia-CRK and Endeavours with play details sparse and results unclear. Heavily garbled OCR leaves the outcome, location, and notable players unreadable.
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Kia-Crk
Special cattle sale at Gloucester Shire Yards Tuesday next
Gloucester Shire Yards markets cattle with Fal cattle, balinek and steers, bulls, cows and calves. Multiple buyers show interest including Hereford stock and Devon steers. Prominent firms listed include Wall, Laurie, Paterson, and Mattheweon alongside local exhibitors and stewards.
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Gloucester
Balinek
Heerland
Mereford-Burham
Ilsa
P&s. EB. Wall
Devon Durham
Puke
Levon
B.C
A. K
Laurie
Laniele
Oyyners
Shire Yards
Pteusi Hotity Douglas Waddell & CO
Wannell & CO
MATH
Thewson & CO
J. Enright
Miellineers
Swithh
Morrissey Ltd
Cobark
DEVON
Church of England Lent Services Notice
A fragmentary church notice lists Lent Sunday services with times and locations including Gloucaster and Hartington Church. The readable items include Ault Weihieslay February 22 and first Sunday in Lent. The text is partial and difficult to fully interpret.
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Church OF England
Weihieslay
Gloecester
Glengustye
Gloucaster
Hartington
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Rifles & Ammunition
Street & Parish, Ltd
Harris
Bootshop
Weyiive
Sen. Harris
Ashy
Setae
AGL
Reuabi
N.S.W
Gloucester Electric Supply Company, Ltd
HOT Point
Avery
W. Batger
Tailor. Fy
V. Trembath
Public Agcountants
Chunon ST
Gloucester Mead
DR. Forsyth
Wirgeor
Queen St., Gloucester
Cecil Sutton
Dental Burgeon Glqucester
Eve Welne
COAST
Gloucester Cattle
Messrs TB
R. E. Laurie
Eslate
W.W. Laurie
Wineheambe, Gurion Ltd
Roacs
Alvemon McKenzie
Lismore
Ureidy
Eleepern
Oxley
L. D. Martin
Moucester
Tumagate
Nsw
Tithow
Cobar
Cops Harbor
O’brien
Uit Ayres
Globe Alarm Glocka
BedeTime Ciocka
J. F. O'Brien, Ltd
West Maitland
Wilkker
Palr
Cricket
RIAU
L. Monroe
Weber
Pilbasente
Lwine
Rhiods
Paice
Boekel
Maradel Shatey
Thek
Walson
J. Maneo
Douglas Waddell
Rowline
Thomas
Demlonger
Turtle
Meldon
R Brorkwell Po Tar
Game Mon
Stith
Racin i Weber Turiberger i
Weberk
Hamberstr
Njeano
Po Easton
Gordon
L. Smite
Mone N
Endeaveura
Craven
F. Easton
DP. Easton
J. Morris
F Middey
W.thomas
BaFian
Dr. Monin le FP
Smith
G. Ruston
Hamberger
Col. Hambersor
Emer P. Brockwell
Avan Valley
S. Welland
A. Wilson
W. Masten
J. Waoneh
RT. Miller
TH Teyneh
Blanch
Vo Newton
VY Weel
Blanch A. Syren
Z. Ryan
Maitland
Montie Brown
Presbyterian Church
J. Schut
Methodist Church
Stratford
Center
MR. Murray
Wission Upper Bowman
Copeland
Varrington Hall
Theo. Hooke Bundock
Gennetly's Creek
Aunt George
Matthewson & CO
Mave
A. Willams
Paris
Talian Hees
Sundriex
Newry Turner
PATERSON @ EASTON
Summerville Bros
Tipi Parm
Upper Manning
Mt Mount Goore
Glew Center
Wingham
Laingh
George Watson Royal Hotel
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