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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 16, 1954

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Gloucester Shire Council eyes loan for water supply upgrade

Gloucester Shire Council considers a loan of about £21,500 to add a new reservoir and firing main to the existing storage tower. The Department of Public Works suggests a 45 year repayment at 4 percent to 4.9 percent, yielding roughly £4,000 annual cost, £2,041 from domestic charges, and warning the scheme must stay under £2 10s a year to avoid government resistance. Council President Dr Channon notes urgent need for the reservoir for a new hospital and school in the southern town area.

Marshall Coariker Department of Public Works Channon Gloucester

Letter to Editor praises preserving Shire Offices at current site

A Gloucester reader argues against relocating Shire Offices, citing planning and convenience. The letter emphasizes keeping key facilities near the post office, police station, bank, and stores for easy public access and parking on busy days. Other letters support a new administration building or suggest deferring capital projects in favor of machinery and road works.

Shire Office Shire Dungey Banka Gloucester B. Hooke Noel L. Yates

ADVICE TO ASSAULT ACTION PARTIES RECORDS TRIAL

A court record details an alleged lawful assault plan involving Annie Woodger of Copeland and Hindmarsh. Witnesses describe a confrontation where a stick was raised and thrown. Woodger dragged away a baby during the dispute. The magistrate dismissed both informations without orders.

Annie Woodger Copeland Alsa Woodger Hindmarsh A. D. Tyler Hr Caimes

Council backs Ravenshaw Street land for more homes

Shire president Dr J N Channon urged extending Ravenshaw Street south to the proposed new school as the only urban land suitable for Housing Commission homes. He noted 20 applications and suggested trial economy homes with an inspection planned by the Commission.

Council Ravencern Street N.S.W. Housing Commission Shire J. N. Channon Ravenshaw Street Channon Housing Commission Commission Holstein Higgins Barrington Street Farley Cornell Ora Munyon Gloucester

Armidale centenarian links with Gloucester

Mrs Gloriana McArthur of Armidale celebrated her 160th birthday and is the sister of Mr Jory, Gloucester’s acting postmaster. Born aboard a sailing ship en route to Australia, she received a Queen’s congratulatory cable. She has lived in Armidale most of her life, with 20 grandchildren, 45 great grandchildren, and seven of her 12 children still living.

Gloriama McArthur Armidale Ansset Gloucester H. C. Worry Jory Mr. Jory Mr. McArthur Australis England Gloriana Bowen Mra. McArther Australia Morpeth

Absolute Traffic Reg Regarded Incurred Case In Gloucester

Noting officer Beuzeville found Hubert Phillips at fault for failing to yield at a Barrington Street Hume Street intersection. Eric Phillips died in the crash. witness Sea mark placed Eric at 15 to 20 mph while Hubert claimed 10 mph. Handbrake rust issue cited. defendant planned repairs.

Ah Byler Hubert James Phillips Gloucester Phillips Philips L. M. Beuxeville Eric Phillips Barrington Hume Streets Beuzeville Hubert Phillips Barrington Street Hume Street Bauzeville Wiliam Frederick Thomas Seamark Thebert Phillips Eric Philip Eric Phillip Sergeant Bowler Tyler

Gloucester feed shortages reported by stock inspector Freeman

Stock inspector W P Freeman reports the Gloucester P P district largely short of natural feed with worsening conditions in Gloucester and Welsmantels press. He notes slight pasture and crop improvement on river fimta, but natural pasture growth has been at a standstill for three months.

W. P. Freeman Freeman Gloucester P.P Gloucster and Welsmantels

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