Hudson Essex Output Sets Six Cylinder Record in 1925
Hudson Essex reports 1925 as a record year with 256,006 cars produced. Essex Six and Hudson Super Six dominate output at 155,600 and 10,400 respectively, as 1923 and 1924 figures show growth and Hudson-Essex aims to exceed previous years combined. The piece highlights one of the era’s leading six cylinder lines and notes related entertainment features planned for that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Motor Car Company
Abe Company
Beerx
Hudson-Essex
Wilsoe Reex Saa
Butter Prices Stabilisation Plan in Australia
Melbourne reports the Australian Stabilisation Committee under the Paterson Plan wrapped up a five day meeting. It decided that butter sold for ships of the Commonwealth line for consumption ashore will be treated as ex- Port and subject to a bounty once levies are paid. Butter sold to interstate ships for onboard consumption falls under Australian law and is not bounty eligible. Bounties will be paid to owners at shipment time. Factories must file monthly production returns with the levy cheque by the 45th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Paterson
Commonwealth Line
Peters
Fem
Pasture Board seeks extended sheep branding exemption
Narrabri Pasture Protection Board calls on kindred groups across the state to press the Minister to amend the branding exemption for full woolled sheep. The proposal would extend the exemption beyond one day and apply to all sheep trucks within fifty miles of their ordinary pasture run, especially at railway stations.
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Narrabri Pasture Protection Board
Hawdon Hillcrest Priests Hospital Update
W W Hawdon reports Sisters Clifford admitted for medical surgical and obstetric cases at Hillcrest Priests Hospital phone 74 for inquiries and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Priests Hospital
Clifford
Stroud School Alterations and Local Notices
A dense Glasgow Advocate page item outlines Stroud Public School alterations and references to correspondence on proposals, plus a note on a field of local matters including a fire incident at Wallis Lake and a discussion of art union tickets and government regulations on gaming.
McDonalds Visit by Vision Experts to Gloucester Pharmacy
Light-testing specialists from Webster, Iack and McDonald Sydney Ltd opticians will attend Sieeman's Pharmacy Gloucester on Friday 22 January at 6 p.m. The event promotes eye examinations and spectacle fittings with representatives from Martin Place and Pitt Street locations.
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McDonald
London
Ebster
Iack and McDonald
Sydney) Ltd
Martin Place
Pitt Street
Sieeman's
Gloucester
Nour
Special Forecast and Local News From Hunter Region
Special forecast notes hot dry conditions with smoke in the air, occasional gusts and thunder. Mine explosion at Redhead near Belmont kills one and injures about eleven. four ambulances rush to Newcastle hospital. Redhead mine employs around 400 men. Cumberland board warns against non branding of sheep shipped to Flemington. stock inspectors urged to ensure branding. Intermediate exam results list for Miss Joan Henderson of Gloucestershire Maitland region shows passes with multiple grades.
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Zeth Jany
Redhead
Belmont
Lake Macquarie
Newcastle Hospital
Hedhead
Newcastle
Cumberland P.P
Flemington
Joan Henderson
Gloucester
Maitland
Gtnis
Gloucester Stock Sales Report From Special Sale
Gloucester stock sales report shows a large turnout and strong demand at a special sale on Wednesday January 20th. Prices rose across many lots including fat cows, steers, and bullocks with buyers from Tea Gardens and Hum a purchasing at higher rates. firms like AbWolt ant Go and Matthewson and Gorenort noted brisk demand and clearances for store cattle, small steers, and heifers. A second sale is anticipated mid February with further stock entries.
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Valle
Ordanary
Ora Preaehl
Frank Geesford
Amfuitland
Tea Gardens
Huma
Gloucester
Graiit
Masays
Sony
My Aynsley
Wumacks Ktr
Hell
A. Metarthy
Ullocks
Ross
Koeliner
A. Simson
A. McPherson
West
Joh Carter
W. J. Amerson
JW. Garbett
Geo. Krager
Empany
Mlarris
Boweke
Bat
Markay
McKinnon
C. Lean
J. Latimore
Matthewson
Gorenort
Sh're
Geaker
Aunigon
Helfer
Welter St
Bourke
Duiry
Watson
Hallocks
Theands
Cowa
Ovine
Goain
Slowrs
Marthett
Taytterks
Gates Stirs
Cowan Walt
Coyes
Lanne
Genie
MrCarthy
Rus Forbes
T. Porter
T Hewkley
Hull
Council Abolition Move Passes Amid Tight Vote
Government gains approval to introduce abolition bill after a tense division in the chamber. The division shows 4 to 43 with 98 or 99 members present, and the government edges a two vote majority as cheers erupt among supporters and opposition silent.
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Willis Llave
Renda
Altos
Gloucester Shire Council Special Meeting Proceedings 1936
A Gloucester Shire special meeting approved the January 8 minutes for the next ordinary meeting. The session discussed six items from a request by residents, including road deviations near Bundook, Barrington Road drainage, and protests against a Local Government Amendment Bill, with the engineer's reports guiding decisions.
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Gloucester
Connell
Nove Connell Ture
Yiu
Bundock
Trough Gallagher
Gloucester Park
Barrington Road
Reichert
Oficer
Bowman-Barrington Bridge
Barrington-Bowman Bridge
Barrington River
Barrington-Bowman Road
Alan
W. P. Relehort
Conne'r
DP. R. Waddell
W. P. Rélehart
President's action in departmental inquiry debated
Minutes recount Inspector Kent report and president's handling of a departmental inquiry. Dillon and Welland figures referenced. council discusses reporting channel and actions. Gloucester United won by 73 runs. Craven No 2 and Craven No 4 cricket results noted. Local Government Amendment protest recorded. Works Committee tasked with Bowman Farm Road item.
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Kent
Ine Sorul Goy
Gloucreten
Otatein Taylor
Kiera
Melmyre
Dillon
tHaMp
Welland
Lannie
Wilson H R. Titton
V- Fitzgerald
Gyhally
Woodward Ty A. Liurie
Alte
Laure Bf Hilton
Morris Be. Dillon
Nenderson
Couneil
Wilson
White
Bowman Farm Road
Cornelle Wilson
Gloucester sees gravitation scheme tender for saw milling plant
Tender invited for sale of saw milling plant including boiler locomotive engine and planing machinery with buildings at Wangat. Inspect on request. winner must remove plant within one month of tender acceptance. B I Henning supervising engineer invites offers by Friday January 22 4926 at 5 p.m. Box 20 Dungog.
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Alan
Dungog Races Notice of Director Shrinkage Nomination Invited
Notice is given that after extraordinary meetings on October 7 and October 28 1925 the board was reduced from nine to seven directors. Names retire with Benton and Geordes Bar ds among those eligible for re election. Nominations for the vacancies open by May 1 1926. Manager is referenced.
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Tas
Qiii
TW. Ashworth
D. Benton
J. W. Gorhelt
Geo. Noaeds
P. Wo Beards
J. G. Monro
Alex Shaw
Fey
Mane
Drilge
Motion on President not Proper Person to occupy His etal Wis bused out of order
Councilor Reichert moved that the President was not a proper person to occupy his position. The motion led to disorder as the meeting was disrupted and adjourned after a short session, terminating at 3.35 pm.
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Reichert
Wis
Obituary for Edward Harold Smith known as Patsy
Edward Harold known as Patsy Smith died in a hospital aged 46. A Hamld on Port Macquarie resident and noted footballer, he served 30 years with the G U O C F and belonged to the Buffaloes Lodge. Born in Oxley Ishind, he moved to work in Hamilton Port Macquarie for 29 years then head sawman at Gloucester mill. Survived by a wife and four children with funeral held at Ayley Plant Cemetery. S. Roberts conducted.
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Patsy” Smith
Edward Harold
Patey
Maan
Hamldon
Port Macquarie
G.u.0.c.f
Buffaloes
Lorge
Teceawed
Oxley Ishind
Jom Smith
Abine Wen
Hamilton
Wis Lowe
Rw Ham
Gloucester
Forbesdale News Roundup of Local Incidents
A Fram pun Corruspundent reports on minor health incidents including an infant recovering after contact with soup contents, and Mr. Ken Boorer nearing recovery from an illness. Another note mentions Mr. Ere Fitton battling influenza and a coastal trip disruption due to a thunderstorm. A heavy afternoon storm affected Forbesdale with brief rainfall and subdued conditions.
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Seataea
Eldentilly
Cand
Vic
Sansom
Tam
Ken Boorer
Ere Fitton
Pidgea
Great Clearance Cattle Sale in Armidale Friday
A. H. McARTHUR & CO. with A. G. FINLAYBON announce a Great Clearance Sale of cattle at Armidale Friday 29 January at 1.30 p.m. Offering 1500 head of New England bred cattle including Durhams Herefords and crossbreds in multiple lots. Full description covers bullocks cows steers heifers and mixed herds with varied ages and weights from Durhan and Welsh breeds, many in good condition. Sale list details stock quality and yard preparation.
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Armidale
A. H. McArthur & CO
A. G. Finlaybon
New England
Uucham
Umler
Durtam & Hereforda
Turham & Herefords
Durhan
Durhans
Leto
Metin
Malbork
Morefords & Burhams
Fragmentary note hints at a political or social rattle
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Hihaths and Steins and a farce like scene. It references BPRCLAL and SALI but lacks clear actions or dates. Likely an informal diary or notice fragment with unclear context and no identifiable event.
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Fowler’s Patent Vacuum Fruit & Vegetable Boiling Outfit
Street Wand, Parish Ltd
MR. Farmer
Massey Harris
Ehajorn Royas
Sunshine
Sunny
Moline
Blue Bird
Planet Junior
Clyde Power
C.P.B
Brmitich
Iis
J. Hart
J. Law
Bonome
Bereng Mao
Louiss Lorraine
Hest Gibson
Billy Sullivan
Jack Dempecy
W. W. Hawdon
The
Gloucester Advocate
Gamson
Stroud School
Vineet
Unidee
Bdlaeu- Mon
Provnius
Wllenatons
Walutiona
Stroud Public School
Indoling
Braider
G. Iv Whan
Viet Jamies Barclay
Wallis Lake
Thames
Amity
Hound
Marty ‘Tate
Barclay
ART Union
Andor Mn
Attorney-General's Department
Lithgow Steel Works
Mortlock
Lithgow
Sakursay
Teatertota
AIA
Ptt Oe
Miler Furttion
Laval
Waiten
Dan Pansaay
Manning Tver Brainy Ua
Wirnoser
Japan
Australia
McDonald's
Gloucester Stock Sales
Novelas Wannen Ana Fo
Gloucester Shire Council
C. E. Tonks
R. Waddell
L. A. Harris
J. G. Wilwon
A. J. White
Wpl Reichert
Couneilior Wilson
Bolhoura Creek Road
Bundook
Braithwaite
Calvert
White Ryovell
Arried
Corneliur
Herbert
Sydney
Markres— Prine
Weasy
Sibelwall
Pere
Medley Ownil
Gloucester R. Blokersten Ven
le Taylor Bf
Lane
Molstiit
G. H. Ulwains
Lawefe
Ty Tuilsten J. Mettua
Mulstein
Dillan Minnis
Tlstein
T. Higeing
S. Woiknit
Tiene
Areordaner
Will Ordit
Glanse
Spestims
Ant Sigura Ra
Bowline
Holstein Tor
Wilkon
Wollinet
Gloucester United
Craven
Stratford
Barrington
Ronkhurst
Hye
Ford Tee
Notityine
Waddell
Reinhert
Legislative Assembly
Victorian
Pape
Dungog
Tomadden
IANS
Sid Hansie
SKOAN
Meitr Eeali
Rune Jinies
T. Serratury
Dneue
Plume
Gloucester Dairy Go., Limited
Forbesdale
Jomebush
Svaney
Churauay
Walhaeka
Miatiita
Unis
Ehranee Wincheaibie
Dairsune Lid
Pepe Foliaeks
Chamiedl
Hhiyers
Abbott & CG
Yands Beol
Ante
Wareneks
Turin
AM Sternes
Dobe
Bhyeas
Aeries Moreton
Mroh
Howton
Telcos
Shelia Breil
Hihaths
Steins
Rattle
HG Sale
Abbott & CO
Matthewson & CO
MG Sare Matthewson & CO
Ayer
Wands
Pat Nwith Tis
Douglas Waddell
Hellas
Welbucks & Chws
Nahe Hominis
Harper
Walsh
Saniyns
Enright Wilses
Nurih
Natty
Neenshinl
Sambon
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