Khaki weed and war drawn weed impact on councils
Veteran records note Boer war and South African war links to local governance. Imported fodder for horses after 1899 carried seeds, introducing a weed known as ichuk weed in parts of Australia. Councils now engage services to destroy it.
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Australia
South America
Noonan's Team Draws In North Goas Match At Golicetter Park
Filaucestee District played a return match at Golicetter Park on Wednesday, ending in a draw. Noonan's side featured Hee, Wilson and Dennett with Easton, Argent and Smith among others. bowlers included Dennett for 3-53 and Smith for 5-61 as Gloucester District fielded strong standouts like Oldfield and Gray.
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E. Noonan
Laurie
Smith
A. Minnett
Clarke
Farley
Dennett
W. Nalder
Monro
D. Cameron
Clifield
Noonan
D. Dennett
J. Farley
A. Clarke
J. Smith
Gloucester
Oldfield
Merchant
Gray
Minnett
BOWLS Team Named for Pennant Match
The Clouhes ter Club selects its pennant representative squad for the forthcoming match tomorrow afternoon. The lineup includes Andrews Arch White D Rye White Turner Kendall Hawdon Street Isaac Boorer Anderson Graham Lowe Rye Adams Harris with several players listed as alternates.
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Clouhester Club
Andrews
Arch
White
D. Rye
Turner
Kendall
Hawdon
Street Isaac
Boorer
Anderson
Graham Lowe
L. Rye
Adams
Harris
New Zealand in 14 hours from Sydney in Southern Cross flight
Air Commodore Sir Charles Kingaford Smith and four crew members completed the Tasman crossing in 14 hours aboard the Southern Cross. The flight began at Gerringong Beach at 2:50 am and sighted land near New Plymouth at 2:40 pm, Plymouth time, with a Sydney time equivalent of 5 pm. The journey covered the Tasman Sea at an average speed of 90 mph amid favorable weather. The report notes 400,000 wire team Heensea Inforte In Australis and mentions a separate eating contest at Oberon near Bathurst in which a man named Charles won by eating 24 ounces.
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Tasman
Charles Kingaford-Smith
Southern Cross
New Plymouth
Gerringong Beach
Plymouth
Heensea Inforte
Australis
Banat
Oberon
Sear
Maitland Mercury’s 90th anniversary celebrated with special issue
The Maitland Mercury, NSW's second oldest paper, marked 90 years with a 48 page special issue and a facsimile of its first issue. It includes Hunter Valley history and illustrations, notes directors descended from founders, plus a page of Intermediate exam results for Gloucester schools and local wedding and cricket notes.
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Maitland
Mmiciwmy
Mercury
Elimi nating Waste 1 Railways Conference Discusses Hydro Power
A Manning council regional conference at Taree considered starting a hydro electric service for the Manning district. Attendees included Manning Shire, Taree and Wingham councils with Hon Dr Farle Page MHr noting rural development benefits. Other items include auction notices and pest research funding in Australia.
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Taree
Manning
Ovine
Wingham
Farle Page
Hottest Day Reaches 108 Degrees at Gloucester
Gloucester endured its hottest day in years with temperatures climbing from 80 at 7 a.m. to 108 briefly around 3 20 p.m. The heat spread to Dungog 108 Charence Town 110 Maitland 111 New Castle 107 Raymond Terrace 107 Greta 118 and Brewarrina 114. Sydney also recorded its hottest dry spell in two years with a 161.4 degree reading.
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Third Test Match reaches tense start at Adelaide
England won the toss in the third test at Adelaide, Jardine opened with Sutcliffe, early wickets toppled by Wall and OReilly. Ames and Leyland steadied, then Ames fell to Tramonger as the innings ended 4 for 7. Wall led the bowling with 2 for 11, OReilly 2 for 12, Tramonger 1 for 5.
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A. Ham- Mohd
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Son
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Fingland
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Bushfires Ravage Nowistier Regions Destroy Railways And Homes
Intense fires of the 70 5L era scorch Nowistierristries wrecking hundreds of thousands of acres. Pansifern railway station, bridges on the Toronto and Bel cont branch damaged disrupting service. Private homes and vehicles incinerated. Telegraph and telephone links between Newcastle and Sydney severed until emergency steps restored most lines by nightfall. About a dozen houses fully destroyed in Lalor Macquarie district.
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Pansifern
Toronto and
Belcont
Newcastle
Sydney
Lalor Macquarie
Bush Fires Threaten William Town Homes Amid Rescue Efforts
Residents on Lie West and north west of William Town faced a fierce bush fire driven by a hot northerly wind. Firefighters and volunteers fought back as flames approached homes, stores, church, and beehives. Winds shifted, aiding containment. many creeks, fences, and grasslands burned. several houses narrowly saved, with some outbuildings and bees lost.
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Finnice
Wilfieentenyn
Moxey
Burma
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Raymond Terrier
Trvci Jed
Raymond Terrace
State enterprise failures end of Queensland experiment
Brisbane Coutier reports the state government’s decision to wind down state sawmills and timber yards as the end of an ill advised experiment that cost Queensland millions with no benefits. Gindie State farm will close after years of losses and declining use as a beef cattle breeding station.
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Coutier
Queensland
Gindie
Commercial Cattle Sale Yields Mixed Results Amid Heat
Tom Hicks reports a spirited cattle sale with high quality fattening bullocks and Hereford breeders. Prices ranged to £8 19s for yearlings and £5 16s for three year olds as demand softened for females. many entries were withdrawn while heat affected buyer activity. Sydney stock market notices follow with strong pig and calf prices and a note on the Fortingall Yew’s age at about 2600 years.
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Nis
Eld
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Hulwcks
TS. Laurie
Hutlocks
WB. Scrivener
Helfera
A. Moore
E.G. Moore
Farley Bros
Lauri
Taylor
Heifer
V. Lanson
Sydney
Swemers & Graviers
Meynold’s
W. Easton
Lyon
Nash and McKinsey
Walcha
Carey
J. W. Walsh
To Let Four-Room Cottage on Denison Street
To let a four room cottage on Denison Street. Apply M. J. Grapam Will. Person who picked up a writing bag on the road between Dungog and Wingham is asked to report to D. Sargeant. Ifinga leward.
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M. J. Grapam
Will
Dungog
Wingham
D. Sargeant
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Leward
Seed prices for grasses and clovers at Gloucester
Yates' Reliable Seeds in stock at Gloucester lists grass and clover seed prices per pound or per bushel. Paspalum 10d, Rhodes 1/10, Cocksfoot 1/-, Cooch 3/10, Italian Rye 14/-, Wimmera Rye 11/-, Perennial Rye 141/ per bushel, Perennial Reg Clover Gow Grass 1/7, White Clover 1/10, Subterranean Clover 1/4 per th, Oats 3/ bushel.
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Gloucester
Wingham
Rhodes
Poverty Bay
Paterson, Easton & CO
North and McGullagh Produce Merchants Notice
Those who require Paspalum Seed may purchase Seccombe's Seed Sydney sold at 10 per lb cash with order if received by 18 December 1882. W Seccombe Coff's Harbour warns against fishing, foraging, or passing of property. Offenders will be prosecuted. Car for hire day or night. Special quotes for picnic parties and long distance runs.
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Supreme Court OF
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Elizabeth Soars
Glouester
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Leslie John Sears
Loythwick
Deming Street
Dungog
Sher Mahomed
Shah Mahammed
Craven
Gloucester
Sher. Mahomed
Shah Muhammed
Hale
New Soul Wales
George MacKay
Mahomed Gee
Uhr
Mahomet Gee
Hawton & Aaadon
Bravutars
Aubrey ‘Halloran
Marlin Place
Sydney
Seccombe
W. Seccomer
Coff's Harbour
Advocate Accounts Seeks Prompt Payment of Arrears
Our accounts for the quarter ending last December 1932 have been issued and subscribers are asked to give them early attention. Accounts three or more years in arrears will be placed in the hands of a collector unless paid within 14 days, L&D. Rye.
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L&d. Rye
Farm land sale near Taree offers 74 acres total
On Tuesday 24 January an auction will offer Farm No 1 of 30 acres and Farm No 2 of 44 acres 1 rood 11 perches near the North Coast Highway and River, six percent miles from Taree in premium dairy country. Redman and Lee Auctioneers urge inspection and provide full particulars including dairy stock and furniture.
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Plains Farms
Redman and
Lew
Candle Plains
North Coast Highway
Manning River
Buttsworth
Stratford
Matthewson & Co
Haye
John Carter
Avon
Gloucester
Guernsey
Tom Hicks
Shire Yards
B. Snape
Jersey
Jersey Cross
Mr. Snape
North Coast
Taree
Tely
Redman & Lee
Sale Notice for Cottage and Furnishings in Gloucester Area
Gloucester Investments and Agency Co advertises sale of secret cottage and conveniences in Monee and Barden areas. Listed are agents for Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia Mercantile Mutual Insurance National Mutual Life Australasia. Text references purchase money female mortgagor and Wallace Burver (N.S.W.) Co. details are incomplete.
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Mercantile Mutual Insurance ©, Ltd
The
National Mutual Life Asmn. of Australasia Ltd
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Optometrists visit in London and Sydney firms
Mr D McDonald and partners from Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Ltd will attend at the Commercial Hotel Briday on January 20 from 9 am to 5 pm. Consultations may be arranged in advance at Cavanoughs Chemist A T.
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Fbm.c
London
Webster, Jack and McDonald
Sydney
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