Visit of Commissioner of Police to Gloucester station
The Gloucester Advocate reports that Police Commissioner Mr Mackay visited the local station over the weekend to inspect station work and accommodation. Also noted is a nonfatal car capsize on Wellard's Lane when a Chevrolet’s rear tyre blew out, no one injured after the vehicle rolled aside. Amalgamation of shires is proposed to cut local government costs, with the Minister for Legal Government, Mr Spooner, saying electors must decide in their areas.
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Police
Mr Mackay
Wellard's Lane
Mr. Thompson
Messrs. Thompson
Tars
J. West
Gloucester
Graziers’ Association
Spooner
Soldiers' Preference Bind ing on all Employers
The Acting Minister for Labor and Industry Mr Hewkins explained that amendments to the Returned Soldiers and Sailors' Employment Act place local councils in the same position as other employers. He denied that legislation targets councils and stated the government board enforces the act on all employers without exception.
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Returned Soldiers
Hewkins
Returned Soldiers and Sailors’ Employment
Skill With Rifle Elevates Suva Women Marksmen
Suva Rifle Club women have built a strong reputation for accuracy, defeating visiting male teams including wartime ships. In recent shoots Mrs Chilvers led with 98 of 100 for the Governor’s Cup and 48 of 50 for the Chief Justice’s Cup, with several women scoring high marks. A Suva pistol team also beat HMB Leith by a wide margin, showcasing broad female marksmanship.
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Suva Rifle Club
HMB
Leith
Chilvers
Defence Force
Council Budget Submissions For Shire Road Upgrades
Friday council session reviewed riding by riding project lists for grants. Dr Laurie proposed concrete crossings and deviations on Fulling Road and Berrica Creek Road. Dr Grant added Bowerman and Curra cabark road crossings. Dr Reichert listed Baker's Creek and several road works including gravelling and forming on multiple routes. urban area streets to be formed and gravelled. plans cover widening, drainage, and bridge work.
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Reichert
Baker's Creek
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Upper Avon
Waukivery Road
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Waukivery
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Wenham's
Cox's Road
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Cox's
District Court Adjourned Over Money Case in Saree
In district court before Judge Clancy Speros Landiyo and Richard Wiliam Hall trading as R Russell Hall and co faced a monetary matter. The case was adjourned with the defendant to pay the day’s costs. an agreement on the amount to be set later. The defendant cited illness Influenza in Sydney as reason for the adjournment.
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Richard Wiliam Hall
R. Russell Hall and Co
Treat
Hooke
Mr. Studdert
Fr. O. Martin
Studdert
Sydney
Treatt
Retiring after 40 years in Newcastle police
Superintendent Gibson, long in charge of the north eastern district, begins retirement leave after four decades with the force. His notable career includes a dramatic encounter with two demented Turks who fired on a Broken Hill picnic train, injuring several people during a thrilling gun duel that also left officers wounded.
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North-Eastern Police District
Broken Hill
Golf notes reveal mixed foursome scores and upcoming club draws
Saturday championship and handicap foursomes produced a range of scores from 90 to 111, with Rye and Ebert winning handicap event on 98 24. The Gloucester associates beat Wingham ladies seven to four and plan a return match. The club champion qualifying draw lists many matches including Mrs Garner versus Mrs Newton and Miss Dawson versus Mrs Ebert, among others.
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Roddy
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Ebert
C. McRae
Turner
Garner
Channel
Snow
Bramble
Moore and Hollingsworth
Snodgrass
Dawson
TRE Associates
Gloucester Na Sociates
Wingham
Wingham Ladies
Wingham Associates
Tsm Hopen
Newton
Carolan
Hogg
Gloucester win O'Neill Shield in Stroud thriller
In Stroud Gloucester defeated Stroud to reclaim the O'Neill Shield. A fast, open match saw Gloucester lead early, Stroud rally to tie, and key moments involved Street, Clarke, Dempsey, and Groves. Final score stood at Gloucester 19 Stroud 12 amid late Gloucester pressure.
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Groves
Goa
A. Clarke
Giddey
Street
Ray Clarke
Short
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Oldfield
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Farley
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Denven
Clarke
Pritchell
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Hoppy
Monro
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Hing
Strest
R. Clarke
Topham
Straud
German
Deaves
Morgan
Green
E. ‘Ropham
Landera
Teriiory
Monroe
Stroud Seeks Rematch After Narrow Draw in Trophy Tilt
Stroud were penalised but Otafield’s kick missed as full time loomed. The Admiral’s bell sounded and Gloucester fans flooded the oval with cheers. Stroud, eager for another crack at the trophy, believe they can improve 100 percent after Saturday’s showing.
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Stroud
Otafield
Keick
Gloucester
Oval
Gloucester Triumphs Over Taree in Hockey Victory
Gloucester travelled to Taree and defeated the Taree Business Ghia 1–0. Gloucester pressed early but both sides failed to convert chances. a late corner led to Landera scoring, sealing the win as Gloucester backs and wings showed improved play.
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Taree
Taree Business Ghia
Witane
Tate
Landera
Flet Vitory
Bowls match ends with close secretary team win
Owing to the absence of two vice presidents the President's and Secretary's teams met in a rubber of contest. Achise Tinieh cesmutted in the Secretary team winning by a narrow margin of 4 points.
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Achise Tinieh
Mail closing times updated for Kempsey train route
Central North Coast mails discuss letter from Taree Council about mail deadlines. Ordinary letters close at 4 45 p.m. weekdays, with urgent posts accepted until 5 p.m. at a box, and late fees accepted at the Late Fee Office until 9 30 p.m. or on the train until 9 45 p.m. From July 1 Kempsey train departs 9 20 p.m., shifting the late fee office close to 9 05 p.m. and train closing to 9 20 p.m. The Mayor notes GPO posting until 6 p.m. may resolve the issue.
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Byey
Taree
GPO
Central North Coast
Kempsey
P.O
Central Railway
St Ion
Tmes
Optometrists Visit at Gloucester Hotel
UeTOMEtRIsts will be in attendance at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday August 23 from 9 am to 5 pm. Consultations may be booked in advance at A. T. Cavanough’s, Uemist. Dr McDonald F.B.C.A. honorary is among the attendees.
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DT. McDonald
Fb.c.a
Honoury
F.bm.c
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Oplucians
Optometrista
Commercial Hotel
Gloucester
A. T. Cavanough
Uemist
Impounded Horse At Gloucester Park Pound
Impounded at Gloucester on 12/735 by the impounding officer from Gloucester Park. One Jersey Huiser, bran white like MG fountain and G rever sed, one Chestnut Horse branded LA. Pot replased will be sold at the pound Thursday July 25 at 12 noon. R. Nichols, Poundkeeper. Return thanks to Dr Anderson and friends for sympathy and floral tributes in bereavement.
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Gloucester
Gloucester Park
Jersey
In Memoriam Nash Father Grandfather 1934 Remembered
In sad memory of a dear father in law and grandfather who died July 10 1934 at age 73. Loved and missed by his son Albert daughter in law Mary and grandchildren. The note laments sorrow and longing, with a final message that those who loved him will never forget him.
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Nash
Insiaw
Dad
Father
Albert
Mary
Sewing machines and insurance agency in one notice
Wilson and McIntosh advertise Mercantile Mutant Insurance Co Ltd and wealth savings bank agency with rents collected and insurance effected. Singer sewing machines offered at modest prices and repair services for all makes available through Redford Bros at the Commercial Hotel Augusten.
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Redford Bros
F. Web«Ton
Ihe Commercial
Atoucustien
Gloucester School of Arts Club Annual Meeting Notice
The Gloucester School of Arts Club will hold its annual meeting in the School of Arts Hall on Wednesday July 17 at 8 p.m. The agenda includes annual report balance sheet officers and any other business. H Gray secretary.
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Bchool of Arta Hall
Pusipega
Presbyterian Free Church Barrington Scores and Times
Barrington Hall hosted a service at 11 with Bernico at 2.15 and Barrington Church at 7 led by Rev. J. A. Webster. Local worship notes reference Barrington Parishes and church activities on the given dates and times.
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Gloucester
H.C . Barrington
Faulklands
HW. Rogers
Nabiac
H.C . Dyer
Forster
Presbyterian Free Church
Barrington Hall
Bernico
Barrington Church
J. A. Webster
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