Thompson visit outlined for Gloucester constituents
Mr V Thompson New England MP will visit Gloucester next Tuesday 25 arriving from Durgog and staying all day calling at Ward River Craven Stratford Utcentre post offices and Barrington Gloucester Hotel. Unemployment relief notes follow up for work dockets under the Emergency Relief Work Scheme. Presbyterians set services Barrington Gloucester. Fishing at Tuncurry cited with Carl Street Gloucester among visitors. Old Buffers cricket match planned at the Park. Culhane opens millinery shop in Gloucester next to Commercial Hotel. John Aspinall obituary notes funeral at Dawson cemetery.
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Thompson
V. ©. Thompson
New England
Gloucester
Durgog
Ward's River P.O
Craven PO
Stratford P.O
Barrington
Ut Centre
Iin
Shore Post
Times
Thompson W
Cloucester Hotel
CE Bennett
MLA
Labour and
Goud
Tuncurry
Carl Street
Bellevue Hotel
Tuncarey
John Aspinall
Mr.d. Hospital
Taree
Dawson Cemetery
Walter Latham
Bowls Consistency Handicap heats and electric light singles
In the consistency handicap, Smith defeated Andrews 120 106 and Boorer 10, then Woodward 125 over Smith 87. MacAndrew beat Street 124 to 108 and Andrews 125 to 116. Andersons beat Thomas 120 to 70. Woodward shows strong form with nine wins. In the electric light singles, White set beat Munro 4 on 21 to 34, Hawdon 3 on beat Ebbeck 21 to 18, Anderson (Dr) 7 on beat Woodward 2 on 22 to 19. Second round draw due by 28 with slots Andrewn v Mac Andrew, Tresidder v Hebblewaite, Hawdon v White, Bolton v Rye, Anderson v Smith of Mline, Thomas v Whateon of Mowle. Country Week reduces pennant play tomorrow. a pairs tournament on the home green starts at 2 pm.
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Smith
Andrews
Boorer
Woodward
MacAndrew
Street
Andersons
Thomas
Hart
Munro
Hawdon
Ebbeck
Anderson
Andrewn
Mac Andrew
Tresidder
Hebblewaite
Black Marlin Catch Stirs Deep Sea Fandom
The article notes renewed interest in marlin fishing sparked by Zane Grey and a wave of local anglers. It credits Miss Marle Green with a first marlin victory, aboard Mr. Paddon’s Evans Head launch, with the fish tipping the beam at 40 pounds.
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Zane Grey
Wao
Isaac Walton
Hermen
Nlearest
Marle Green
Amazon
Evans Head
A. J. Cavanough
Miss Green
Barrington Tops proposed as northern Blue Mountains resort
Barrington Tops is being eyed for development as a mountain holiday region to rival the Blue Mountains. Newcastle public works chief P. J. Cahill plans a inspection visit on February 22 and 23, with locals urging government support for tourist zone schemes in the Hunter and Barrington Tops district. A large party is said to travel on Sunday for the assessment.
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Barrington Tops
Katoomba
Mount Kosciusko
Newcastle City
P. J. Cahill
Resi Dents
Gloucester
Copeland
Cahill
Royal Oak
Tighe's Hill
Brockwell
West Maitland
Lown
Hunter River
Blue Mountains
Katomba
Electrictal supply inquiry extends line toward Hastings
Mr C B Bennett MLA Gloucester has presented a proposal to extend high tension lines from Dungog northward or explore hydroelectric power near the Barrington Tops. The Electricity Advisory Committee received information from the Public Works Department noting a sub committee of chief electrical engineers will study the transmission proposal and report as soon as possible.
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Dungog
Barrington Tops
C. B. Bennett
Gloucester
Bennett
Uniter
Public Works Department
Dungug
Hastings
Electricity Advisory Comittee
TE Ahell
Cream Run Dispute at Gloucester Butter Factory
R Johnston accuses Gloucester Butter Factory directors of backing rivals to obstruct his cream run. He claims £260 was advanced to start opposition, asks for prior rights and fair treatment, and cites alleged misleading timing and responses from management.
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Gloucester
Ivice
Jenen
Plane crash in flames near Cor Deaus Dam kills four
Dawn reports a large Gannet Mondplane crash in a dense scrub near Cor Deaus Dam on Wednesday night. Four passengers and the pilot died. wreckage scorched trees and scattered wing fragments. The pilot was Mr. Duck Small. passengers Oliver King, A V Binfield, CH Turner, and Eagle. Plane was en route from Young to Sydney. A separate incident in Toowoomba, Brisbane, involved a Moth aircraft with pilot and passenger badly burned, hospitalised in serious condition.
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CorDeaus Dam
Mr. Duck. Small
Sydney Air
Oliver King
Leeton
A. V. Binfield
Crear North Toad
Blue Dock
CH. Turner
Bydown Street
Neutral Bay
Eagle
Burne Bay Road
Lane Cove
Sydney
Young
Toowoomba
Brisbane
Queensland Aero Clubb
Curzon-street
Pioneering Manning River Woman Mrs Elizabeth Taylor Dies
Mrs Elizabeth Taylor widow of Joe Taylor died early Saturday in Wingham. Born July 17, 1858 at The Bight she lived her life in the Manning River district. Survived by five sons and five daughters with many grandchildren. Funeral was held at The Bight Presbyterian cemetery with Rev. W Harrison officiating.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Wingham
Elizabeth, Taylor
Joe Taylon
John Pollock
Manning River
Bight
Yappo Brush
Taylor
Australia
Tyrone
Ireland
Len
Alfred Taylor
Illabalh Creek
Sam Scott Taylor
Killabala Creek
Reginall
Taylor |Casino
Willian Taylor
Bowman River
Leslie Uh Taylor
Mawest
Sydney Herbert Taylor
Killabakh
A. G. Davey
Sutherland
A. Fowler
Karnak Flat
T. Nash
Mra W. Tyerson
Narrebell
Miss Taylor
Iifabaka
Singham
Tad Ty Reat
Wingham Chronicle
Malland horse sale yields good draught stock and varied prices
J Enright notes a solid quality offering mainly draught horses with prices easing slightly. Draught gelflings to 37, mares to 82, craft and artillery sorts to 20 10, best light horses to 15 and ponies to 9. Consignments from multiple districts were sold and the next sale set for February 27. Yorkers cheaper. Porkers in livestock at the Sydney ralon show mixed prices with backfatters steady while porkers fell and baconers varied by weight.
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Malland
J. Enright
Bayern
Gresford
Curlewis
Gunnedah
Tamworth
Singleton
Scané
Narrabri
William Town
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Tuafay'a
Sydney Ralon
Clydesdale
Maitland
J_ ENRIGHT
Unsuccessful Gloucester Cattle Sale Reports Fast Clearance
Paterson Easton and Co report a Gloucester sale with about 100 head of cattle yarded. Buyers operated freely and cleared all lines at satisfactory prices. The listing includes numerous bullocks, cows, calves, and heifers with varied prices. Homebush Stock Sales Sydney noted a 229% yarding and generally firm prices with slight upticks for prime beef. Moore's Dairy Sale was withdrawn after advertisement. apology issued for the omission.
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Paterson, Easton and Co
Gloucester
Parker Bros
Murray
AE. Hannaford
C. Carey
RK Laurie
Mra Roe
Curie
Miss Laurie
Laurie
A. G. Grime
HM McSwan
Chapman
Corrigan
Cam
Eron
R. Brislane
E. G Moore
MN. Wright
W. Webeck
T. Liver
Homebush
Sydney
Sale of the Year includes extensive Hereford and Devon cattle
Auction listing shows hundreds of cattle including Hereford bullocks Devon bullocks and dev/durham crosses. Entries include ages from 2 to 8 years with good forward condition and several lots of steers and heifers from multiple consignors such as Bert Laurie Jas Merchant C Cameron and W Webeck. Pure Devon and Durham breeds appear with mixed ages and large consignments.
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Ave E
Hyem
Curracabark
Hereford
Durham
EL. Byeni
Cirracabark
Bert Laurie
Giro
Jas. Merchant
Tia
Devon
Rev
Sticmas
C. Cameron
Dev
G. Scrivener
Yesra
EF. Moore
Lalrie
Nowendoc
Streay
W. Webeck
R. A. Crowther
Allardice
Myall
W. Chandler Yarrowitch
Wy J. Laurie
Rawdon Vale
Sansom
New
WEP Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd
Robinson
Bundock
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Draper
Ore
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Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
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al Iester
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Reico Creek
Andrews & Jourston's S Joinery
W. W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson
OLD Bank N.S.W. Builting
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Paling
H. J. Evans
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Gilbester Old Buffers
Frank Brockweil
4. M. Culhane
Ust Ness
Barrington Tops Development
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Gloucester Chamber of Commerce & Development League
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Commonwealth Creek
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Craven Creek
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Avon Flat
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Gala Dance Majestic Theatre
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St Patrick's Night
Majestic Theatre
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Bedford Bros
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Gattle
Tom Hicks
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T. Wilt
W. Grundy
M. Keegan
H. McCarthy
G. North
A. J. White
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