Showground improvements and dairy donation noted
The meeting urged lavatories attention on the showground and reported a £4 4s donation from Gloucester Dairy Co directors for butter fat. Paterson Easton Co. won grazing rights for twelve months. Planned renovations include ring harrowing, dairy shed improvements, new benches, pig pens, poultry pavilion work, and fencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comnet
Gloucester Dairy Coit
Vi Newton
Messrs
Laneway
Lafteo
Gloucester A H P Association meeting notes resignations and seed bans
A committee meeting at Shire Hall on Friday night January 18 saw Mr M Newton resign as Hon. Treasurer of the Gloucester A H P Association. The group discussed Hexham Scent seed bans on clover seed imports, with protests from dairy farmer groups. Authorities restrict any seed containing even 1 percent Hexham Scent, a noxious weed here, though not in other states or federally. The diary notes the council urged poultry breeders to consider implications for winter greens and dairy industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire Hall
Scot
A. J. White
C. Mansion
Newton
H. McEwan
G. Wilson
B. Crowther
J. J. Atkins
H. Muddie
D. Boorer
K. MeImbosh
Boores
M. Newton
Tresatiret
Association
Wiheslth
Newtom
Egypt
Department of Agriculture
Victoria
Gloucester
Padre from Inland to speak at Presbyterian Church
The Gloucester Adhacrk reports a Sunday night service at the Presbyterian Church featuring Revd. F. T. Kingsley-Partridge of the Australian Inland Mission, sharing experiences from Ton Idriess described country. Also notes local incidents: a 14-year-old boy’s broken leg, heat batched two black orpingtons in Wingham, and economic notes on penny per bushel gains for Australia’s crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Lasseter
Lanseter
John Flynn
Australian Inland Mission
Presbyterian Church
Revi F. T. Kingsley-Partridge
Ton Idriess
Leslie Atking
J. J. Atkins
Forbestale
Leslie
Wingham
Australia
England Hold Lead In Third Test At Adelaide
England built a 110 run first innings lead but faced a collapse before recovering through Leyland and Wyatt who added 158 for the fifth wicket and Paynter and Verity producing a later stand. Australia, led by Oldfield before injury, stumbled after losses to Richardson Ponsford and Oldfield with Oldfield retiring hurt on 41. England to bat again at stumps with Jardine and Wyatt at one for 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Adelaide
Buch
Leyland
Wyatt
Paynter
Verity
Australia
Richardson
Ponsford
Tster Oldfield
Oldfield Haying
Oldfield
Larwood
England fall of wickets in second tonings at Sydney test
England stumble as Sutcliffe and O'Brien suffer, with Wall, Jardine, and Allen contributing. Bowler figures show Larwood 3 for 55 and Allen 4 for 71 as Grimmett and O'Reilly dominate with four-ball spells. Market notes from Sydney and Maitland report a softer cattle and pig market with varied prices across fat cattle, beef, and porkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
O'Reilly
Grimmett
Tronmonger
McCabe
Australia
Woodfull
Bh Allen
Fingleton
Amesh Allen Bradman
Allen
Garwood McCabe
Jardine
Larwood Ponsford
Voce Richardson
Alten Olafield
Burt Grimmeth
Volle
Alten Wall
Hammond O'Reilly
Lanwood Tranmonger
Simaries
Larwood
Hammond
Voce
Verity
England
Sutelifte
O'Brien
Wall Jardine
Wyatt
Sutukies
Maitland
H.W. Sparke Ltd
Best
Page's Son Killed by Lightning Near Grafton
Harle Charles Page 22 son of Dr Earle Page, leader of the Federal Country Party, was killed instantly by lightning while returning cattle to Heifer Station near Grafton. His brother Ivan carried him for help. doctors could do nothing. Page had recently become part owner at the station after graduating veterinary science. he represented the University in rugby and was an all round athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harle Charles Page
Earle Page
Federal Country Party
Grafton
Harle Page
Ivan
McCarthy
McDonald
Page
Heifer Station
Clarence
Sydney University
Avon Valley and Tugrabakh battle in stormy cricket play
In heavy weather Avon Valley lead Endeavours while Stratford trail Tugrabakh by five wickets for 102 after Tugrabakh posted 165. Kep Merchant top scored for Tugrabakh with 56 as Arch Clarke claimed Stratford’s first hat trick, and Ray Clarke plus others kept Stratford in a strong position. Avon Valley later bowled well, dismissing Endeavours for 74 with Don Dennett among the bowlers, and Endeavours then struggled in a partial second innings before being dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Valley
Endeavours
Stratford
Tugrabakh
Kep Merchant
Nounas
Tugrabuka
E. Smith
Keith Merchant
Arch Clarke
Arbim
Tagrabakh
Ray Clarke
Tagrabankh
Smith
Tarabekh
Jim Parley
Avon Valley x
Aston
Ken Oldfield
Welson
Stan Wollard
Don
Dennett
Ken
Tethys Dowted
A “Clinker
Watson
Eame
W. Atkins
Hee Wilton
J. Atling
G Baston
Beattie
Garner
FR. Garner
Ty Eright
Mason
Price
McAlpin
Avery
W. Hawes
Avon Valtey
Glen Easton
Daston
Jim Avery
S. Fordham
Ritter
Gordon
B. Anderson
Stratt
Atkins
Anderson
Stretford
C. Gordon
Col Bamberger
Avan Valley
Lindeavours
Livermore
K. Wellard
W. ‘Thomas
Dy Anderson
R Giddey
W. Fitzgerald
Dr. Anderson
K. Bullock
A. Collins
Rockhurst
Upper Barrington
P. Randle
J. Draper
Osborne
Rooks Hurst
W. Martin
W. Bates
8 Bridge
Death of William Richard Martin at Forbesdale aged 68
William Richard Martin, age 68, died mid Saturday at Forbesdale after years of illness. Born in Monkera, son of the late William Martin, he was a cedar getter in youth and later purchased land at Forbesdale. He married Rosa Phillips in Dungog in 1888. she predeceased him about two years earlier. Survived by ten children, including Howard, Stew, William, and several daughters. A large funeral with Methodist minister G. J. Dillon at 1:80 p.m. Sunday marked the community’s tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbesdale
William Richard Martin
Martin
Wiliam Martin
Monkera
Gloucester
Lew Lin
Dungog
Rosa Phillips
Messrs
Howard
Stew
William
W. A. Harris
Whatmore
Reeves
Schmierer
J. Auring
Amy
Lavinia Martin
G. J. Dillon
Isaac
Registration labels on windscreens of motor vehicles
The Minister for Transport explains why vehicles must be presented at District Registries to inspect the vehicle and ensure proper labeling. Officials may permit altered arrangements for tractors or heavy vehicles if presenting at a registry causes undue inconvenience, including sending labels to owners with attachment instructions. The plan aims to curb registration irregularities and avoid police work interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister For Transport
Col Bruxnery
Commissioner of Police
Sunday church services listed for Shurch of England and others
The notice lists third Sunday after Epiphany services at multiple churches including Shurch of England in Houcester Gloucester Barrington and Web with times 8:30 11 2:30 7:30 and Gloucester 7:45 Stratford Bow and Bowman Farm 7:30 plus Methodist Gloucester 11 and 7:30 Stratford 2:30 and others. Congregational Mission at Conene Upper Craven Barrington Hall 7:90 Supply. Stroud Baptist Boeral Union Church Ablworth Stroud 7:30 Rev Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
Houcester
H.C . Tugrabalch
A Alexander
Gloucester
Stratford
Bowman Farm
G. J. Dillon
Congregational
Conene
Upper Craven
Barrington Hall
Stroud Bapist Church
Boeral Union Church
Ablworth
Stroud
Gloucester School of Arts Tender Notice and Probate Jurisdiction
TENDERS will be received for erection and completion of Gloucester School of Arts building with two shops. Tenders close 7 February 1983. Flaws and specs on application to E Anderson Hon Secretary Gloucester. In the Supreme Court of New South Wales Probate Jurisdiction probate of the will of William Richard Martin may be granted to Stanley Edward Martin George William Howard Martin and Willie Arnold Martin as Executors. Notices to creditors must be served within fourteen days. Hawdon and Hawdon Proctors for Executors Gloucester by agent Aubrey Halloran Ensq Solicitor 28 Martin Place Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
Church St
Gloucester
E. Anderson
Supreme Court OF New South Wales
William Richard Martin
Gloucester River
New South Wales
Tourer
Stanley Edward Martin
George William Howard Martin
Willie Arnold Martin
Hawdon “& Hawdon
Sloucester
Aubrey Halloran
Martin Place
Sydney
Paling's Tuner Arrives in Gloucester
Paling's tuner now in Gloucester with J R Wells as sole authorized representative for piano and organ repairs. Orders are being taken through Mr. Wella, contact for Victor Radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wells
Paling
Gloucester
Cavanaugh
Mr. Wella
Y Victor Radio
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W. W. Hawdon
BTU
John TL. Hogg
Strathfield
Hawdon’s
Wells
Whatton's
Amtl
Pan
Albert E. Wells Dental Burgeon
T.corbett
David H. J. Hill
Hexham
Barrington ST
F. Baker
M.M
At.na., M.R.B
Kyeamba
Tere
Patsing
Saga
West
Uomebush
Tota
Shore
DR. Page
Tnncie Wright
East Greta Junction
Melville Ridge
Meltland
Narrabri
Narrabri West
Malliam Michai Manern
Mes
Paton
St Kensington
Bite Paton
Rawdon Vale
Mtr
Paton Wan Dnter
Mira
J. N. Lawrie
A. Bignell
Great Britain
Shurch Services
Rev, Johnston
Gloucester Shire Yards
New England
Matthewson & Co
Gloucester School OF Arts
Paling’s Tuner
Bucketts Road
Frank ‘Smith
North & McGullagh
Seccombe
W._SECCOMBE
Coft
Harboir
H. A. Sansom
G. B. Nash
Advocate
F. A. Isaac
Gloucester Funeral Director
F. A. Isaac Builder & Undertaker
TER Investments & Agency CO
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Pty. Ltd
Wallace Burner
N.8.w.) Co
ST Shire Yards
Feynold
K. Chisholm
Ave Marke Holstein
Durham
W. Easton
R. H. Lyon
Nash Sod McKinney
Waleha
Carey
J. W. Walsh
Paterson, Easton & Co
Wallangah Estate
TOW Properties
Britain
Lister
Manning
Wallamba
Porvater Y
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