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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 29, 1932

Page

2

Water consumption and local news in Gloucester

The Gloucester Advocate reports a heat wave raising urban water use to about 112000 gallons daily with roughly 170 connections, noting major consumers like the railway and butter factory and a reservoir capacity of 125000 gallons. It also notes baby Mary Mackay’s death after a pebble inhalation, a ministerial ruling on agricultural show judges, gold pricing at the mint, and wheat harvest estimates.

Hest Gloucester Mary Scott Mackay D. Mackay Ward's River RPA Sydney T. Waites Oir Watson Albert Bianch Mary Yates Stratford W. Mas Jen Miss Yates W. Ferguson W. Masten Blanch London

Gloucester District versus Manning District cricket match on Anniversary Day

Gloucester District beat Manning District by 66 runs in the Inter-District Shield at Gloucester Park. E Smith top scored for Gloucester with 52, while E Easton took 5 for 29 and A Clarke 4 for 7. Manning replied with 17 over and were bowled out. Kenney and Murray claimed multiple catches and wickets in a fielding display from both sides.

Moucester Manning Gloucester Park Rams Gloucester E. Kenney E Easton J. Murray A. Clarke J. Parley Smith Clarke L. Kenney

Champion bull Basildon Rosicrucian sold to Australia

Dalety Co. Ltd sold Basildon Rosicrucian, champion at Manchester Show 1830, to Mr H C Taylor for a high price after a long show record. Basildon’s sire Muni Rosicrucian had earlier fetched 3800 guineas in Australia in 1929. Sir Gomer Berry, purchaser, had calves in his herd and planned to exhibit him at the next Royal Show after the 1939 Royal Show.

London Dalety & Co. Ltd Sydney Gomer Berry Pendley Manchester Australia H. C. Taylor Turanville Scone

Morrison Lectureship Created By Chinese Residents

Chinese residents in Australia endow an annual Morrison Lecture in Canberra at the Australian Institute of Anatomy to honor Dr George Ernest Morrison. The inaugural lecture next May will be by Dr W P Chen, Chinese Consul General, discussing Morrison’s life and his influence as a foreign advisor to the Chinese government.

Canberra China Ucralian George Ernest Morrison Geelong Vic Australis Australian Institute of Anatomy W. P. Chen Vr. Chen Morrison Vladivostocka Singapore Hhina Morricou Tibet Canton London Times Australia

Vegetable Crops Plague Prices at Sydney Markets Bowral

Low prices hit Sydney markets for peas beans and cabbages with Burrawang and Wildes Meadow crops struggling. Prices ranged from 1/ to 4/ for peas, 3 to 4 for cabbages, and railways taking the lions share of earnings. Domestic production up this summer reduces demand. golf draw noted for Summer Cup tomorrow.

Bowral Sydney Burrawang Wildes Meadow

Commercial Special Cattle Sale Reports Strong Demand

Jont Hicks notes firm market at special cattle sale with recent rise of 10 to 15 shillings retained. Prices span from best Devon and Durham cattle at 24/9 years to heifers and calves, with numerous steers and cows selling across multiple consignors. Next sale booked for Tuesday Feby 23 with 300 good quality cattle. HOMEBUSH STOCK SALES SYDNEY reports 2118 cattle yarded with generally good quality and steady values. yearling beef to 30s3d for primed, light 27s, heavy 20s, best cows and bond trade steady.

Jont Hicks Devon Durham Robinson Bundock Young Bullock Jones B. Scrivener Alex Moore Mins Wilson A. G Stewart J. T. Grant B. Nash K. Chisholm Breese T. K. Higgins W. Bowen Mra BE. FP Ross W. Burrage Mrs. Arrowsmth K. S. Grant I. Bilis Bilis J. Smith P. Webeck W. Lowrey R. J. Holstein G. P. .Hicks Homebush Sydney Laurie Hereford AL Laurie Paterson Hollis Ubietty Deyon Cirham Gross Rastom Bereford Lynn Lurhim Ross Wiyers New England Hastings Wnd W. Newton J. A. Corbett

Gloucester Weather and Church Services Report

Gloucester records a warmer day with a maximum of 102 degrees. Free Presbyterian services are scheduled for Sunday at Barrington Church 11 and Barrington Hall 7 20 with Rev P Stewart to preach. An engagement is announced between Eve Wilton of Borambil Quirindi and Kenneth Saunders of Jack's Creek, Quirindi. A second daughter, Lillian Betty Wilken, married to Dick of Quirindi district, is noted.

Gloucester Barrington Churctt Barrington Hall P. Stewart Mise Eve Wilton H. A. Wilson Borambil Quirindi Kenneth Saunders Jack's Creek Wilken Lillian Betty

Gloucester Dairy Company meeting questions directors

About thirty to forty shareholders gathered at Shire Hall with H J Chanist chairing. Debate focused on call procedure, building a new office, and the need for a requisitioned special meeting to press directors for an extraordinary general meeting.

Shire Hall H. J. Chanist Gloucester Dairy Company Leo. Gallagher Channel Reichert Gal- Allagher Gallagher Dirs Scutors Eichert Reicher A J White Ken Boorer Arch McRae J. H. Smith Smith White J. Sambell Bulby Sney Tun Lambell

Directors discuss requisition and office details amid meeting

The meeting backed a motion to allow discussion of any business at the extraordinary general meeting. A separate motion to forward a requisition to directors was carried. Details of an office project were read, with an estimated cost of 1000 pounds for boardroom, attic, strong room, and specialty brickwork and roof finishing.

Reichert Sarabelgreet White South Lambell Channel

Conference on Northern Agricultural Societies at Tuncurry

Representatives from Gloucester Stroud Dungog Wingham Bowraville Kempsey Nablac Bullahdelah gathered for the Central North Coast Agricultural Association conference in Tuncurry chaired by Mr R L Fitzgerald. President R L Fitzgerald led talks on industry revival, show dates, amplifiers, and sideshow rules amid finance notes and proposed fee changes.

Central North Coast Agricultural Association Tuncurry Gloucester Stroud Diungrog Wingham Bowraville Kempsey Nablac Bullahdetah R.L. Fitzgerald Dungog Cook Nabive R. L. Fitzgeratd Dun A. J. White H. J. Cameron Bullahdelab Harvey Ivor Amalgamated Wireless

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