Gloucester Red Cross meeting notes carnival gift and relief aims
A Gloucester Red Cross meeting at Shire Hall on December 17 discussed the carnival cheque of £58 5 0 presented by Mrs J L Hogg and thanked organizers. Officials noted local sick soldiers and dependants would receive aid, with careful investigations and inspection of receipts. The branch urged reliance on Headquarters for larger needs, explained TB relocation to Red Cross Homes, and outlined funds allocated to local relief and to Headquarters.
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Shire Hall
D.R. Wad
Mesdames J. 2H
Waddell
Crosa
Gloucester
Toca
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
Elie
Red Cross Funde
Deaths and notices in Gloucester January 1932
Walter Sergeant, age about 65, native of the district and former gold miner, was found dead at Bowman Road near Gloucester on New Year’s Day. An inquest attributed death to natural causes. his camp lay nearby and he did not sleep in his bed the night before. Also reported are inland mining hints from Copeland, gold bounty discussions, and brief notes on local trustees for Stratford reserve, a Sydney senate vacancy, and church leadership changes.
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Walter Sergeant
Bowman Road
Gloucester
Reg. Cox
Court House
Copeland
Newcastle
Herald
Fatal Shooting Accident Inquest At Craven Creek
A magistrates inquiry at the total Court House on 28th December into the death of Edward Bartlett age 19, fatally shot near Craven Creek on 27th December. Evidence showed he rode a spirited pony from Mark Bartlett's home to a mine, with a rifle discharged atop the saddle causing a fatal wound to the left breast. authorities found the spent cartridge near the body. No foul play suspected. coroner was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total Court House
A. J. White
A. C. Christie
Edward Bartlett
Craven Creek
Mark Bartlett
James Draper
Considine
Ot Copeland
Mar Bartlett
Witness
William George Bartlett
Nee
Christie
Appreciation of Gloucester Brass Band on Christmas Eve
The Gloucester Brass Band held a gathering on Church Street Christmas Eve to review the past year and plan ahead. Ex-bandmaster Bert Redman toasted new bandmaster Marsh and praised progress. Marsh thanked members for friendship and gifts, noted decades in music, and expressed optimism for the band’s future with earnest local support.
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Gloucester Brass Banc
Church Street
Bert. Redman
Marsh
Ferguson
Mr. Marsh
Death of Mrs W A Phillips at Gloucester Hotel
The death of Mrs. Phillips wife of Mr W A Phillips of the Gloucester Hotel occurred Saturday morning after a prolonged illness. Born in Suffolk England she came to Sydney in 1882 and moved to Gloucester twelve years ago. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Smith and Mrs Walker and son Roy Phillips, funeral Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev H W Rogers with hotel staff and local figures in attendance. Floral tributes came from staff of the Gloucester Hotel and many local families and associations.
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Phillips
W. A. Phillips
Gloucester
Suffolk
England
Sydney
Main
Les
Old Country
J. Hancock
Tepeiwea
Gloucester Hotel
G. Westley
Tom. Westley
T. A. Corbett
John Taylor
H. and
N. Tull
WW. H
F Roach
In Memoriam John Goodger Geale Dear Husband
A memorial notice listing many passages in memory of John Goodger Geale who died on 27 December in various years. Edith B Geale writes affectionate lines, followed by contributions from children and grandchildren. The notices honor a devoted husband and father across multiple dates and messages.
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Geale
John Goodger Geale
Jack
Dilgery
Edith B. Geale
Hila
Banda Ana
Harold
Sid
Pierrie
Lyle
Dan
Joan
Don
Eric
Ethel
Sybil
Soneindlaw
Roy
May
Phyllia
Mary
Stan
Arthur
Jean
Alice
Denis
Beryl
Tom
Asp
Archie
Dad
Joyce
Elsie
Beaten Again Lang Plan setback in Sydney councils
Beaten again in Sydney, Lang Plan candidates won seats in only four of 66 municipal councils polling. Of 678 seats contested, non political candidates secured 61, Lang Plan aldermen 61, Federal Labour no wins, and Communists 0 with Labour and Communist candidates unreturned.
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Sydney
Lang Plan
Langpian
Labour Nowines
Commmunists
Labour
All NSW high country bred cat teaser notes pull next issue
A clipped note from the NSW high country telegraph invites readers to pull details in the next issue about a locally bred cat. It mentions forthcoming particulars and signals a brief teaser for the feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
Belgium may retaliate on Australian tariffs says Consul General
Belgian Consul General Segaert returning to Sydney warns Belgium could curtail buying Australian goods if tariffs on frozen meat and wheat persist. He notes Belgium was a steady customer, purchasing about £10,000,000 from Australia two years ago while Australia bought £1,000,000 in return, urging better treatment by new government.
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Australia
Belgium
Air
Wr. Segeart
Sydney
Nieuw Zeeland
Europe
Segaert
Seguert
Central America
Public notice of disposal of re-treading plant
Mr. Fr. Livermore informs the public he has disposed of his re-treading plant to Mr. A. G. Turner and thanks patrons for their support, trusting the same will be accorded to his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. Livermore
A. G. Turner
Mr A G Turner Informs Public Of New Rubber Works Ownership
Mr A G Turner informs the public he has taken over Mr F B Livermore's Gloucester Rubber Works and hopes for continued patronage. All work will receive the best and prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Turner
F. B. Livermore
Gloucester
Livermore
Church Services Sunday January 10 in Gloucester area
Schedule lists church services across denominations in Gloucester and Stroud. Includes Church of England Epiphany Sunday liturgy at Gloucester locations, Presbyterian Fellowship service with Rev. Alex Alexander, Methodist notices for Gloucester Craven and Stratford, and Baptist services at Stroud and Boural Hall with Ward's River and Fav A. Dickson named among pastors.
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Church OF England
Gloucester
H.C . Copeland
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Fellowship Association
Alex. Alexander
Stroud
Ward's River
Boural Hall
A. Dickson
Family Endowment Tax Returns Notice
Under the Family Endowment Act 1927 1831 all wages paid and board and lodging for employees in the quarter Oct 1081 to Dec should be returned before 14 January 11. Offices and court houses to be sold not exceeding £60. Commissioner Taxation.
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Warwick
Mt. Sydney
Hamilton
A. Ena
Memanon
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J. Whatson
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JL Hogg
T. . Wells
Cond
Appolsteat
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
David H. J. Hill
C. Sutton
Corbetts Oate
Narraweema Private Hospital
K. G. McRae
A.t.na
Strasbourge
France
Company
Gloucester Red Cross
Devanough
The
Cobar
Bourke
Condobolin
India
Gandhi
Stroud Road
Port Stephens
W. Bennett
M.la
Lang
Rallysy
Stratford Reserve
Walter Bennett
Stratford
Messrs
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Bignell
J. Wenham
Bert, Lowrey
Bowman River
I. M. Ellis
Dhe Tm
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Senate
Legislative Council
Legislative Assembly
Patrick Frederick Mooney
Redfern
Walter Leslie Duncan
Gardiner
ALP
Coates
Nationalists
Country Party
Stroud Baptist Church
G. A. Dickson
Stroud District
Orange Baptist Church
Dickson
Mist Sungary
Rial Inquiry
Tom Hicks
E. C. Tonks
Jany
Matthewson & Co
Robertson
T W. M. Fleming
Rawdon Vale
J.N. Laurie & Sons Ltd
Shire Yards
Paterson, Easton & Co
R E. Laurie
T. A Laurie
R. H. Lyon
Wingham
Cowper St
Memoriam
Plesse
CP. and Co
Bulga
F.H
Hy, Bee
Sunpalm AI
Dangar Gedye
S al
Lister
R Malnater
Kramuach Hig
Saley
Matthewson & Co. Wilsell
Krambach Yards
Boss Acres
Mathewson & Co
Gma
Gloucester River Dairy Farm
Maitland
Enright
Ori
Bird
Winghamc
H. W. Rogers
Methodist Church
Gloucester and Craven
Lamplugh
Lyceum
Marah
Mare
Bowman Farm
Guoucester Shire
J. & Laurie
Paterson, Eastend& Coy
Sansom
Herefords
D. ‘Thompson
Bullocks
Durhams
F. Breese
A. Homewood
Devons
J. Ainsley
Alex. Rourke
Paterson, Euston & Co
A. Margery
B. Koehner
Dernes
R. Dutt
Schmuerer
W. Penfol, Jr