Hospital Meeting Yields Little Business In Gloucester
Gloucester Advocate notes a quiet hospital directors meeting with no new communication from the Hospital Commission on amended plans and site. Also reports Rex Skinner leaving for Mount Magnet, sewerage finance timing, and local items on snakes, a corrected GU DOF sports date, death of Frank Monaghan, and Gloucester rainfall boosting pasture growth.
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Hospital Commission
Plang
Tew
Soca
G.U.D
Stratford
Stratfort
Child Actor for Tail Timber to Shoot in Gloucester
A Sydney freckled boy will play a tough country youngster in Tail Timber at Gloucester next week. About 500 boys gathered at Cinesound Studios for a casting, with five shortlisted after three hours of testing. The winner will join the company for about a month, living with the cast.
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Gloucester
Sydney
Cinesound Studios
Cross
Crow
Hall
Isd
Police Court Tenancy and Axe Thefts
In Charles Eagleton v Aspinall the tenant agreed to vacate within 14 days. Archibald White pleaded guilty to an un stamped weighing machine offense and was fined £2 8s costs. Frank James Page faced charges of taking broad and morticing axes from Dillon. defense claimed intent to work and return tools. Page ordered to enter into a £20 bond for good behavior for 12 months with 8s costs.
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Charles Eagleton
David Aspinall
W. W. Hawdon
Archibald White
Frank James Page
Edward Dillon
B. P. Cannon
Constable Casey
Hughes
Carnonville
Artcles
G. Dillon
Dillon
Gefendant
Edward Thomas Dillon
Noll
Agnes Getts
Hoh. McNaughton
Defendant
Dillon's
Dillon’s
Stinson
Dilion
Hughes Defenant
Dawson
P.M
Motor accident near Stroud injures Mrs Thompson
Nine miles from Stroud a serious crash involved a Wall man Mr Thompson and party returning from Valla. The car driven by Mr Cubben rolled after swerving to avoid a timber lorry. Mrs Thompson was pinned under the vehicle, rescued by Mr Collings, and taken to a farmhouse with serious injuries. Dr Rogers advised observation.
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Stroud
Thompson
Wall
Coff'a Harbour
Cubben
Manly
Judy Hall
Valla
Rogers
Slousester
Stock and land sale notices from Messrs Matthewson and Co
Tomorrow Messrs Matthewson and Co offer Mr T Forbes dairy herd of 48 Jersey cows with springing heifers and farm stock. On Friday January 15 Mesars Paterson Easton and Co hold 1000 head cattle sale at Wingham. On January 20 500 head yarded at Krambach. Saturday sale at Baker's Creek grazing property. January 20 auction at Bulby Brush Horace Deer's dairy herd 80 cows. January 20 Gloucester special cattle sale 800 head. January 27 Tom Hicks Gloucester cattle sale. February 2 Paterson Boston and Co cattle sale.
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Messia, Matthewson and Co
T. Forbes
Jersey
Mesars
Paterson, Easton and Co
Wingham
Krambach
Mathewson and Co
Baker's Creek
Bulby Brush
Redman
Crown Land Sale at Tuncurry and Forster
Crown land sales conducted at Tuncurry and Forster on December 30. Purchases listed include Geo Newbury Undercliffe lot 6 and Amy Newbury lot 1 sec 38 at Tuncurry, and Bert H Mitchell Claude Soden A Hendry Henry Miles Junn Forster parcel sales, with prices ranging from £25 to £305 and buyers from Taree Parkes Lakemba Fairfield and Forster.
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Tuncurry and
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W. H. Cutelier
Mesars
C. H. Barnett and Co
Geo
Newbury
Undercliffe
John Thos
Milligan
Dyre's Crossing
Geo. Ruprecht
Taree
Gen. Newbury
Geo. Newbury
Amy Newbury
Bert H. Mitchell
Claude H. Soden
I A. Hendry
Lakemba
Henry Miles
Junn
Robert
Government Urges Fulltime Works Subsidy Plan
The Minister for Works and Local Government Mr Spooner urges councils to adopt the new fulltime works policy under the amended Local Government Act. About 150 councils have accepted the subsidy, with 218 works schemes already approved totaling £4,560,687. Projects include water and sewerage in Grafton, Penrith, Windsor, and Blue Mountains towns, plus 80 new bridges and electricity extensions across multiple regions.
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Thin Weel
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Works Department
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South Grafton
Lismore
Gloucester
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Mus
Wellbrook Scone
Grenfell
Penelta
Windsor
Gosford
Penrith
Parkas
Abérdean
Burrowa
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Triverell
Forbes
Wagga
Muswellrook
Blue Mountains
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Coreen
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Narramburrs
Ashford
Bannockburn
Byron
Copmanhurst
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Peel
Wellarobbs Port Kembla
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Berrigan
Blacktown
Clyde
Colo
Cootamon
Coonabarabran
Coroon Nattal
West Maitland
Richmon
Mosman
Randwick
Manly
North Sydney
Enfield
Commercial Homebush stock sales report shows mixed cattle demand
In Sydney Monjlay Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd and Winchcombe Carson Ltd report yarding of 3078 and 4000 cattle with prime figures steady while light and medium grades soften. Maitland sale notes 950 fat cattle with most weighty bulls and cows strong. vealers, calves, pigs and baconers also traded with buyers present and prices mixed per 100 lb units.
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Homebush
Sydney
Monjlay, Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Maitland
Gloucester Show Dates Set for March 17 and 18
The Gloucester Show will be held on March 17 and 18, following a week after Taree. After a month of favourable weather the district now enjoys emerald green crops and abundant pasture. Cattle and stock recover from drought as farmers are urged to present their best at the show, a credit to all involved.
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Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
Gloucester
BNU
Andrews & Johnston
Benale
Frank Monaghan
Casino
Glounester
Scone
Gloucester Road
Spooner
Barrington Tops
Mother of 28 Children to Marry Again in WA
Mrs Annie Brown, renowned as the mother of 28 children and later 29, the largest Western Australia family, contemplates remarriage at 69 while in good health. She wed Joseph Brown in 1801. he died in 1084. Sixteen children survive.
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Western Australia
Annie Brown
Church of England Gloucester 8 FLC on Second Sunday Epiphany
The entry notes a Church of England service in Gloucester on the second Sunday after Epiphany with the 8 FLC designation.
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Church of England
Gloucester
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