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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 24, 1933

Page

2

Commercial Dispersal Sale at Stratford Auction

Matthewson and Co report a successful clearing sale at Stratford on Wednesday the 18th. The Dairy herd and plant were offered with strong bidder turnout. Lot 1 Homestead area of 199 acres bought by Mr. W. Ramble at 10 pounds per acre. Lot 2 sold around 5 pounds per acre. T. N. Carter’s three blocks drew interest though dairy stock failed to meet demand and fencing limited some classes.

Matthewson End Co Stratford John Carter W. Ramble T. N. Carter

Wingham stock sale reports varied cattle prices in yarding

Wingham Stock Sales reports a medium yarding of fats and a light yarding of store and dairy cattle at last Thursday's sale. Prices were on par with the previous day for fats, with stores and dairy cattle showing slight improvement. Buller’s steers to 5 18, heifers to 4 14, cows to 3 12, dealers to 3 12. Homebush Sydney sale notes largest cattle supply in months, with prime beef at 22 to 26 shillings and yearlings around 25 shillings. Parcels of calves and pigs described with varied prices across descriptions.

Wingham Stock Paterson, Baston and Co Bullerl Homebush Sydney

Visit of Newcastle cricket team to Gloucester

The Gloucester Cricket Club will host a Newcastle team led by H Hooker ex Interstate bowler on February 1 at 11 o clock. The Gloucester XI includes F Raston captain Ken Olrfield Glen Easton J Giddey B Smith Ken Merchant Cyril Hamberger W Wilson Don Dennett B Beattie J B Farley. Notify secretary by January 28 if unavailable. Jessie Waddell passed Leaving Certificate with high marks in Geology History Maths Ancient History Geography Angusth. Prices and stock sale figures referenced from 1917 record by Bedford Taylor Western Orange. Burranganong Shire Council road plant costs in 1932 and plan to revert to horse drawn method for main roads. Stead booklet on Rabbit Menace in Australia 1833 discussed with copies available from booksellers.

Gloucester Xnaesvour Cricket Club Newcastle H. Hooker Gloucester F. Raston Ken Olrfield Glen Easton Giddey Smith Merchant Cyril Hamberger W. Wilson Don Dennett Beattie J Farley Messrs Bedford Taylor & Western, Orange Dents West Burrangonge Shire Nla Uring Jabouw

Upper Macleay Co operative Dairy Co production and prices

The Toorooka factory now produces about one ton weekly. For December 98,694 lb of butter were made with 97 percent grade as choicest. Half year to December 31, 1932 saw 333,409 lb produced, 96.5 percent grade choicest, versus 313,658 lb in 1931. Manager Freer notes Kangaroo brand choicest markets and NSW price lows due to absence of an Australian equalisation scheme.

Macleay Freer N.S.W

Proposed District Rural School for Gloucester Denied

Hon Walter Bennett forwards a ministerial reply to Gloucester bodies urging district rural status. The education department notes pupil numbers do not justify a change, but plans to establish manual training and domestic science classes at Gloucester if suitable accommodation is secured.

Walter Bennett H.T. Shepherd Gloucester P. & C. Association Gloucester Shire Council Chamber of Commerce the Dairy Co. Ltd Parents and Citizens’ Association Bullia¢ Parents and Citizens’ Association Stratford, Rockhurst Forbesdate Parents and Citizens’ Associations

Seven Drowned in Sydney Flood Disaster

A terrible storm and flood around Stanwell Park killed seven campers in one family group and left two rescued. Names include Vincent and Rosa Davis and two Phillis children. Rescue and injury details follow as rains cause more damage across the metropolitan area and rural towns.

Sydney Stanwell Park Vincent Kempton Davis Fraser-street Leichhardt Rosa Gladys Davis Vincent Davis Lester Davis Clifford Davis Jack Phillis Youngstreet Annandale Allen Phillis Misa Laurel Davis Mary Marchell Bulga Beach Helensburgh Roy Burma

Obituary for Albert P Yates long time Williams district resident

Albert Perier Yates died Friday night at 91 after a life in the Williams district. Born in Linlon he spent most of his years at Thalaba and Major's Creek, retiring 17 years ago to Dungog. An avid cricketer in youth and later a show exhibitor, two cricket matches were postponed as a mark of respect. Survived by Cecily Marshdale William Dungog and Mrs G Burrows Dun Bog, he was predeceased by his wife and daughter. Funeral conducted by Pastor Cummina with large attendance and wreaths, reflecting his strong religious faith.

A. PB. Yates Williams District Albert Perier Yates Deceaned Ifin- Lon Due Flo Yates Middleton Cummina Brreaved

Maitland Horse Market Opens New Year Sale

Enright reports selling 173 horses at the first sale of the year on the 19th. Few young draughts, but aged draughts of sound quality, four good and useful strong sorts, and shipping horses were available. Competition for around animals in their classes was keen with values near late railway expectations. Heavy horses 18 to 27 pounds ten, lighter 10 to 40, strong horses to 17, others 8 to 10, light horses to 12, non-decript stock at usual low prices. February March pairs look encouraging to breeders.

Maitland Enright

Stratford Triumph as Rain Halts Tugrahakh Clash

In a rain affected round Avon Valley took major points over Endeavourrs while Stratford defeated Tugrahakh by 13 runs on first innings. Arb Clarke top scored for Stratford with 68, B. Smith took eight wickets for Tugrahakh as Greenwood’s side led Stratford by four points. Second Grade saw Ward's River beat Stratford as weather halted play with Stratford 52 in first innings. A record 10 inches of rain fell at Randwick, delaying play.

Avon Valley Endeavourrs Stratford Tugrabankh Endeavours Tugrahakh Havin Tugrabakh Arb Clarke B. Smith Smith Merchant Jake Stratford Tugratalth Mae Stentfird Ken Oldfielt Dennett Fred Euston Fred Avery McAlpin George Wilson Essly Dennett Brothers Li Watson W. Hawes Finvinnours Hector Wilson Watkins B. Watson Price Upper Barrington Upper Barrington Park Ust T. Ritter Col. Hamburger Vic West Bartington Osborne Beaton Em. Anderson Tom Ritter Hamberger Gordon C. Baddock Moore Barringten Forbes W. Thomas Giddey Fauleavours Bar Fingham Geoff King Reg. Giddey Chisholm Ward Andesyours A. Clarke -Senri River Edbeck Coleman Ray Atkins Chas Yates A. Greenaway

Bowthorne Co operative Butter Factory invites tenders

Tenders are invited for collection and delivery of cream from several districts to the Bowthorne Butter Factory at Stroud Road Morpeth. Tenders close 4 pm February 8 1933. Manager A Albert. Also tender notice from Gloucester A H P Association for dairy cattle shed additions with plans from secretary. Dated February 1. Booking seats for Forbes Gale sports dance with free bus at night by Dano B Saxby.

Stroud Road C. J. Maytom Booral Washpool Briton’s Creek Lowe's Karush River Morpeth Gloucester A. H. & P. Association Forbesgale Dano B. Saxby

Martin Family Thanks for Kind Support After Bereavement

The Martin family expresses sincere thanks to friends and relatives for letters cards and wreaths. Special appreciation is conveyed to the J Sansom family Mr Sordea and Mr C Eagleton for their kindness during their recent bereavement.

Martin J . Sansom Mr . Sordea Mr. C. Eagleton

Trespass Notice Warns Against Fishing on Property

A notice from HA Sansom warns that trespassing, including fishing, is prohibited on the property. It states public safety concerns, warns of prosecution for violators, and that all prior permissions are withdrawn.

Car for Hire AR for Hire Nocturnal or Daytime Service

Car hire offered by Mrs G B Nash with special quotations for picnic parties sporting bodies and long distance runs. Service emphasizes availability day or night and priority on prompt transportation arrangements for events and travel needs.

Church Services and Schedules in Gloucester and Stroud

Episcopal and Methodist services listed for Gloucester and surrounding areas. Activities include Church of England fourth Sunday after Epiphany services, St Pauls Day observances, Evening prayers, and midweek meetings at Gloucester locations. also Methodist, Congregational Mission, and Stroud Baptist Church services with times and ministers noted.

Church OF England Gloucester H.C . Copeland St. Paul's

Primary Producers Union Notice Dates In Barrington Shire

PRIMARY PRODUCERS UNION NOTICE is hereby given that meetings of the Above Union will be held in the Barrington Hall on Thursday night 2 February at 8 pm and in the Shire Hall Gloucester on Friday night 3 February at 8 pm. Address will be given at both meetings by Hon M T Dunlop MLC General Secretary for New South Wales and by Mr R L Fitzgerald District President. Full attendance of members, dairymen and others is requested.

Barrington Hall Bamring Shire Hall Gloucester M. T. Dunlop M.L.C New South Wales R. L. Fitzgerald

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moracain Ueanity J. Whatson W. W. Hawdon John CL. Hogg Strathfield Hawdon Church ST T. S. Wells Whatson's Albert E. Wells Regu David H. J. Hill Gloucester Jours SK Bat Roma Barrington &T F. Baker At.na NLRB Weald Maulant W. Sparke Ltd Ronort Senate Envy Park Newcastle Cricket Jessie Waddell Jessie THE Australia David G. Stead Stead Upper Macleay Co-Operative Dairy CO Waticiopr Wauchope Clorcester Sass Supy Misa Harriet Jane Jupp Davey Dungog Joseph Jupp Lyndhurst Vale Miss Junp Pearl Gorton Jupp Singleton Emily Geo. Gilson Craven Joseph Herbert Marshdale Thos Cox's Creek Richart Alfred Presbyterian Cemetery Dungo J. Robb A. D. Irwin Rockhurst Copeland Randwick Will Hammer & Drilla Merewether Road Ganto Frank’ Hol Bowthorne A. Albert Booker Sansom G. B, Nash H. W. Rogers Methodist Church Glouester Bowman Farm GJ. Dillon Congregational Mission Cedar Grove Mt. George Y Stroud Baptist Church Craven & Stroud Johnston Stratford Gloucester Shire Yards New England Matthewson & Co Gloucester River Tam Iom Hicks H. G. Campbell Taree Rawdon Vale Ohe C. R. Thomas Primary Producers Union Burns & Co Wa 417 North & McCullagh Roy Gyde Commercial Hotel Shire Yards Paterson, Easton & Co Wallanbah Estate Privac Rhodes New Zealand W. S. Andrew Andro Rabbit Polson Paterson, Eas Easton & Co Britain Lister Manning Wallamba Mitchell & CO Fairbanks-Morse Paterson, Easton & Co Tom Hicks Gloucts Re British and Australian Machinery Twin Paterson, Easton & CO ATS Sunpalm Renovators Paterson, Easton & GO
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