Record numbers rise in Glouneater petty sessions
The clerk of petty sessions Mr F J Smith reported 194 total cases heard, the highest since records began, up 48 from 1951. Petty Sessions up 31, Children's Court up 17, with education actions cited against parents for nonattendance and several juvenile thefts. Court duration increased, small debts actions up about 50 percent. total cases 1952 reached 150.
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Glouneater
F. J. Smith
Court of Petty Sessions
Children's Court
Murmmons &5
Education Dept
Department of Education
Soith
Emace
Drought Stricken Region Sees Rain Boost Pastures and Stock
Officials report Christmas Eve and New Year rains eased water shortages in Manning Gloucester and Hastings areas. Pasture growth improved with three inch totals on January 4. milk production rose in Gloucester, hay feeding rose, and beef losses remained heavy in upper Hastings and Macleay while sowing of maize lagged due to dry soil in parts of the district.
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Manning
Macleay
Manning-Gloucester
Gloucester
Hastings
Noon
Irrigation boosts pasture and dairy yields at Gloucester farm
Demonstration at C. R. Massen’s Gloucester farm shows benefits of planned irrigation for pasture crops. Five acres of irrigated fodder, clover and rye paddocks, and continuous grazing support a herd of 27 cows producing about 70 gallons daily. Lime, concentrate feeding at £2 daily, and electric water carry the system with strong growth and good feed recovery.
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Crowfoot
C. R Massen
Gloucester
Maslen
A.L
Musien
Cream Quality Officers Advice For Farm Cream
Mr. Crowfoot advised keeping cream cool and stirring two to three times daily. Use a Coolgardie safe method with water in a tank and a wrapped can, changing the water regularly. Milk and cream should not be left waiting roadside. plan deliveries to coincide with pickup lorry.
Be Fair to Local Government Says Ald Bunton
Ald. C. E Bunton, president of the Local Government Association of N.W., urges integrity in office. He cites 270 councils in NSW and ten years of service by about 10,000 people, noting only a few councils failed to meet the standards of the Local Government Act and traditions. Local Government is a valued, voluntary service seeking to maintain its good name.
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TCM
Ald. C. E Bunton
Local Government Association of
N.W
N.S.W
Davis Cup Hero Rosewall To Play Exhibition in Gloucester
Ken Rosewall, famed Davis Cup clincher, will headline an exhibition in Gloucester arranged by Gloucester District Tennis Association. Also playing are Neale Fraser, Mel Anderson, and R. Emerson. The one day event, with court admission and temporary stands, will feature a film show including Davis Cup 1953 and Coronation Wimbledon 1953 along with travel and golf films.
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Gloucester
Kooyong
Ken Rosewell
Neale Fraser
Mel Anderson
R. Emerson
Slagengers (Australia) Pty. Ltd
Glowrogan Grea
Rosewall
Australia
America
Lew Hoad
Shugg
Gloucester Shire
Slasemagers
Redex
Plans For New Boxing Programme At Gloucester
Boxing committees for the Catholic building fund aim to launch a new programme soon. Local champion Les Geale was to fight Vince Blake in the main bout, but the event was canceled after Blake injured his hand in a Gosford accident. Organisers apologized for the no show and sought replacement fighters from a Sydney gym to appear a day early for training visibility.
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Catholic Building Fund
Herb Wlson
Wilson
Able
RSL
Evan MacQuillan
Newtown
Sydney
Les Geale
Vince Blake
Geale
McQuillan
Gymnas
Gosford
Gloucester
Blake
Ghia
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Charles Hope
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oTely
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Pine
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John Shugg
Slamm
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Sivsia
Dapie
Burley
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