Unemployed Relief Council funding for Upper Bunyah road
The Unemployed Relief Council informs MLA Mr C Bennett that the Main Roads Department has approved £6,250 for Developmental Road No 104 to Upper Bungal in Munting Shire. The notice notes a decrease in local unemployed figures alongside detailed May, May, and Nov food relief statistics and local relief totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Bunyah Road
C. &, Bennett
Unemployed Relief Council
Main Roads Department
Upper Bungal
Munting Shire
Gloucester
VOM
Government to raise relief workers allowances
The Premier announced in the Legislative Assembly that the government plans to increase allowances for relief workers and extend the relief work scheme as soon as possible. He said details are not yet finalized but will be announced soon after meetings with the Labour Minister and officials. The Chief Secretary stated 190,000 was allocated for food and clothing for the unemployed, with distribution delayed by holidays but to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Fi Isily
Shannon
Chaffey
Reiehert
Dairy Company
Shakespeare
Fultter
Gloucester Dairy Company shareholders debate factory future
Letters from W P Reichert and others argue for maintaining local control of the Gloucester Dairy Company plant. They urge fair treatment for suppliers, improved efficiency, and opposing desertion to rival factories. Debate highlights governance, pricing, and rebuilding plans amid supplier distrust.
Westley Advocates Fair Supplier Boundaries in Factory Markets
In a letter, Eugene Westley argues that when settlement and local influx create shortages, factories should respect a boundary roughly at the midway point between neighboring plants. Suppliers within this zone must supply the local factory, while factory managers should not lure distant suppliers. Any incursion should be discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Westley
Colts Dominate First Grade Cricket In Stratford Clash
First grade match saw the Colts post 160 in their innings before Stratford replied with 6 for 1088. Jack Bignell and M Bucksheram batted out time. Wilson led Colts with 46, Osmond 28 and Smith 21. Stratford fielded well, while W Howe showed form for the Colts. Second grade saw Stratford Seconds lose to Gangat, with Holmes, Livermore and Easton bowling tight. Barrington beat Endeavours No 1 by 1.5 lengths on Barrington wicket, West and Connolly top scorers. Endeavours No 2 and No 1 players listed for upcoming fixtures and trials on January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Accre
Jack Bignell
M Bucksheram
Wilson
Sien
W. Howes
Osmond
Smith
Giddey
Janings
Rolleit
Rockhurst
Stratford Seconds
Gangat
Cal Lads
Holmes
Livermore
Easton
Gangatte Ted
W. Latino
Wicke Ia
Gungal
Barrington
Endeavours
West
W. Connolly
Weebeck
Norton
Enis
Webeck
Aiking
Mefie
Warfon
Firaras
Barrington Intalle
Waril
McAlpine M. Price
G Wilson
R. Garner
G. Garner
B. Coates
Renre
Gloucester
Dangog
Dunne
Monsaw
Lige
Wilson Efit de Warley
Bignell
H. Ross
Gordon
Keith Merchant
J. Giddey
Langford
S. West
R. Gutdey
CONSISIRNEY HANDICAP SET FOR MONDAY START
Theme players not going to Taree tomorrow should begin by starting to play in the handicap event for the Anderson Trophy. Only a few more holes to go. the event is overdue due to wet weather. The handicap competition will start on Monday and continue each night until finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly Sream
Gloucester
Toard
Chiang
Durne
Dove Board
Fidhtor
Arc
W. P. Reichert
Consisirney
Hanlinp Parie
Paw
Aus
Aviver
Mantis
Isaac
Tinvlir
Dhe
Pigs Sold at Sydney Market Note Irregular Backfatters Heavy
Valdes for Plus Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports Tuesday's Sydney sale of 1250 pigs with porkers dominant. Prices for backfatters ranged from 45 to 150 per head, with extra prime and Ucnyy sold to 140 per head. Rates for baronets were firm, while the market for other losses showed irregular activity. Porkers sold around 70 to 140 per head. per head figures for various categories included 52 to 56, 110 to 120, and 48 to 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdes
Plus
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Porkers
Why Send Your Orders Away A Dance At Forbesdale
A record crowd is expected for Forbesdale Hall next Monday night January 28 for the Anniversary dance. Arch Page's Kit Kat Dance Band will play first class music for old and new dances and a good supper is provided by the ladies of Forhendale. A free bus will run from Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbesdale
Arch Page
Forhendale
Gloucester
Lattimore
Corby, Kettering
Commercial cattle sale notes with high demand and prices
Report on a successful cattle sale with large, representative attendance from Dungog Stroud Ward and surrounding districts. Keen competition for quality cattle pushed prices higher for cows, calves, Hereford crosses and Devon steers, with multiple lots achieving strong figures. Also mentions a dairy sale at Stratford with brisk bidding and high prices, plus remarks on general stock and market mood across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peporta
Tureday
Devon
Ofrsa
Hereford
Carey
Ewa
Warley Bros
L. Cooper
F. Poole
CR. Newton
Mo Carey
Corrigan
Pultocks
Grace
B. J. Bowen
Bullocks
Shulle
Tiltock
W. Webeck
Poe
Helters
Wolfern
Beiters
Turner
Helfera
Batt
Tuesitas Pebrivey
Tom Picks
Paterson, Kasten & Careport
Stratford
R.A Crowther
Dungog
Stroud Ward
Vahira
Hye Wen
New England
Cooney
Saumarer
Yarrowyer
Conningdale
Aberfail
Smark
Aberforl
Ul Shitton
Dirham
Crosses
A. H. McArthur & Co
Tender Notice for Wooden Telegraph Poles North Coast
Tender forms are obtainable at Post Offices and the Divisional Engineer’s office in Newcastle. Tenders for supply and unit delivery of wooden telegraph poles are due to Deputy Director J W Kitto in Sydney by 3 pm on 11 February 1935, covering sections Clarence Town Brookfield and Brookfield Dunver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretmaster General’s Department
Sydney
Manny
Clarence Town
Brook-ield
Brookfield-Dunver
Mull and Seaham
Brookfield
Dungog
Stratford
Gloucester
Wingham
Newcastle
J. W. Kitto
Pots and Telegraphs
Memory of Richard Barnes in loving obituary
The widow and family mourn the death of Richard Barnes who passed away January 26 1929. They place a grave marker and express enduring love and remembrance for the husband and father.
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Wonder Values
Whatson
J. Whatson
Grime & Small
Phon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
Oid Bank N.S.W. Building
A. W. Mowle Architect
Queen St., Gloucester
Narraweema Private
Elliott ST
G. Msbat
AJTIA
Matton
Vel
The
Gloucester Actorate
Gloucester Public School
Ina Bolton
Hd Bennet
Vera Edwards
Shepherd
Gwen Taylor
Armidale
Messrs
A. H. Mag
Coy
Durham
Lucky
J. O'Donnell
Eilinboro Castle
Bathurst
P. Koellner
Messrs. Matthewson and Co
MUSIC
Rome
H. J. Evans
W. H. Paling & Co
Glouester
Evans
Gloucester Dairy Co., Ltd
Yourweto
Gloucester Dairy Company
Cricket
Coote
Homebush
Queensland
Lawee
Vivian Mauty
Maitland
Enright
SeVeri
Wit
Basio
Sptros Landis
James Chicalas
Landis & CO
S. Landis
J. W. Hawdon
H. J. Channell
Ladies & Gentlemen's
Gloucester Shire Yards
England
Callie Age
Merrywother
C Reritt
Mel
Ft Chandler
Mo Murray
Wo Chandler
Puether Enties
Tom Hicks
Gloncester
Phileif's Hotel
Chas
Wankivory
Wankivory Creek
Bayou
Iss
Avtiley Burts
Maltland
J. Enright
Xeny Aleuin
We Noerh
Noet Couse
Hunturitiver
Vrusks Road
Rss.lla
She + Floucestrs Bronel
School of Arts
Prervary
Av J, Woodward
Memoriam
Matthewson & Co
J. Mutlen
Nowendoc
A. T. McCarthy
H. Mccarthy
C. Lean
P. Koelner
Bend
Tech
Koelner
Paterson, Easton & Co
Laurie
R. E. Laurie
Aca
Laure
AE Hannafurr
Cox
T. Edwards
Worbesdale Hall
KIT Kat Orchestra
Paling & CO
Gloucester Hotel
T. J. Judge
N.S.W
Cape Hawke House
Forster
Ard
Oth
AL Cavanough
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