Deaths and local notices from Dungog district
Death reported of Mr Joseph Atkins aged 45 at Dungog on Sunday father of Joseph Atkins of Forbesdale and sister Mrs Cox of Gloucester. Also an accident in Dungog where Mr Bruce Abbott was thrown by a pony and left unconscious. Gloucester Bowling Club plans night lighting with fees set for joining and membership. Public notices urge farmers to file stock and crop returns with local police by month end. Brief personal note on Rev S B Stewart leaving Dungog for Taree after years of service. Labor rally planned in Domain with Premier Lang leading a procession.
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Atkins
Dungog
Josep Atking
Joseph Atkins
Forbesdale
Cox
Gloucester
Chronicle
Bruce Abbott
Renniworth
Philips’ Creek
Gloucester Bowling Club
Lowe
Labour
Mr Lang
Philip Gamne
Parliamentary
Labour Party
State
A.lp
Gloucester shop break and enter plea by Ronald Funter
Ronald Funter pleaded guilty to attempting to break into a Gloucester shop owned by Ellen Garner using a screwdriver. He had just finished a three month sentence for stealing the tool, claimed destitution, and was reportedly hungry. The judge gave a three month sentence from the offence date, noting possible aid from the police and charitable clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Funter
Ellen Garner
Gloucester
Treatt
Sydney
G4al
Gold production climbs in Queensland in first half
Brisbane reports a rise in Queensland gold output for the first six months of the year with 4170 two ounces produced and valued at £17,721. This compares to 327 ounces valued at a similar figure last year. The increase is linked to family-based Pedersl awards noted in the period. An optician visit and medical ad follow, listing D I McDonald and Webster Jack & McDonald in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Queensland
Pedersl
Basia
Man
Optician
McDonald
FAMC
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Bydney
Gloucester Polling Place at Gangat Advised
Electoral Commissioner announces a polling place at Gangat for Mr F T Parker Gloucester with notification published in the Government Gazette on the 3rd instant. Gloucester news item notes Walter Bennett MLA in receipt of advice. Tax returns discuss including interest from State Government Savings Bank deposits with penalties for omission and potential refunds. Barrington Tops reports snow and Newcastle visitors enjoying weekend trips. Robertson seat likely contested by J P Abbott Country Party at Beecroft era elections. Dole inspectors restored after mass dismissals. Dog rescues man from fire in Auckland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gangat
Walter Bennett
Gan-gat
F. T. Parker
Gangat Gloucester
Gasetts
Mr. Armstrong
Te Taxation Department
Whoopee Ball Dances Delight Gloucester Crowd
Afle Warriors hold the Whoopee Ball on Wednesday evening in Gloucester drawing about eighty couples. The Chequers Orchestra from taree provided bright music with regular encores. Beverages and hot beet tea warmed guests as lavish supper and elegant decorations enhanced the scene. A golden lottery prize was donated for a lucky spot dance while the masked golfer from Brisbane to Adelaide mingled among attendees.
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Star Theatre
A. J. White
A. G. Turter
Misa Middlebrook
A. Gerton
Missy
J. McIntyre
Itmre
O.K. Fn
Gloucester
Brisbane
Adelaide
Moltelt
Trade Treaty With Canada Benefits Australian Markets
The Canadian Australian Trade Treaty was tabled in the House of Representatives by Minister Parker Maloney. It promises a 14/owt advantage for Australian butter over New Zealand, opens markets for fruit and wines, and offers concessions for Australian meat. Maloney estimated the treaty could yield at least £4,000,000 in the period, with over £1,000,000 gained this year, as an important step toward economic unity within the British Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Parker Maloney
New Zealand
Tris
British Commonwealth of Nationa
Moloney
Australia
Rich gold strike near Cancona fields reported
A Rockhampton party from the Cancona district returned with 75 ounces of gold after a single day’s work. They report a new find near the old Cancona field, one of Queensland’s largest during earlier times. The gold was weighed at the Rockhampton Commonwealth Bank, causing a sensation among onlookers. A large unprospected area surrounds the find and many plan to stake claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhampton
Cancona
Cancona Feld
Queensland
Commonwealth Bank
C W A Meeting Notes Rest Rooms Tuesday East
The monthly CWA meeting in Rest Rooms on Tuesday East listed members Evans presiding and votes to send delegates to the Group Conference in Dungog in October. Plans include a social evening, August 6 fundraiser, and seeking cooperation with the Continental Relief Committee for the Gloucester Memorial Cat Fund.
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C.W.A
I Mesdames Evans
Donnelly
J. N. Laurie
G Shaw
J. H. Smith
A. Ross
Hawdon
Glover
Locke
Tull
Snow
Dennett
Kent
Waddell
Delegstas
Neta
Dungog
Fly
Mom Iquito
Mra. J. K. Macksy
Hil Hed
Mi Wan
Goncenter Relief Committee
Gloucester Memorial
Bnew
Gloucester Golf Notes and Associates Championship Trials
Gloucester golf notes list team representatives for the Cropley Shield at Taree and a Canadian foursomes draw for tomorrow. Qualifying scores for the Associates' championship include eight players advancing to match play, with several others noted for total scores. The column ends with a separate piece on a church sermon by Rev. George Cowie about memorials and funeral costs.
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Yates
Roddy
Street
Thurlow
Parish
Miss Hawdon
Cavanaugh
Miss Middlebrook
Miss Donnelly
Mis. White
Ashworth
L. E. Street
Hogg
Mis
J. Garner
Carolan
Christie
Snow
Bennett
Nomination Notice and Rabbit Advertisements
In accordance with the Articles of Association the board of directors including T W Ashworth D Boorer PB H Deards H J Dennett L A Harris A Shaw and J G Witeop retire by effluxion and are eligible for re election. Nominations to fill these vacancies are invited until September 10 1931. Also rabbits wanted 10 per dozen prime plus carcases and skins by M A Partington & Co 138 Brunker Road Adamstown. ADVOCATE accounts for year ended June 30 now issued and urged early settlement. delinquent accounts may be pursued for recovery without further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Partington & CO
Brunker Ros
Adamstown
Ures
Aime
Gloucester Relief Committee Meeting and Auction Items
Gloucester relief committee will meet at Shire Hall tomorrow evening to hear a deputation from Western Australia and discuss other business. An auction note lists saddle and harness broke mares and cattle accounts from various owners with auctioneer Tom Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bridge
W. Farley
Tom Hicks
Gloucester
Gloucester Relief Committee
Shire Hall
W.A
A.J. White
A. Alexander
Will and executor notice for Charles Emanuel Tones estate
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales Probate Jurisdiction an application will be made after fourteen days to grant probate of the last will of Charles Emanuel Tones late of Gloucester. Executrix Ellen Tonks Edward Charles Tonks and John Stanton are named executors. Creditors and others with claims against the estate should forward particulars to Proctor A S Borthwick at Dungog or Sydney agents Thomas Rose & Dawes 18 20 Martin Place Sydney.
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Supreme Court OF New South Wales
Charles Emanuel
Gloucester
New South Wales
Deceaa
Ellen
Tonks
Edward Charles
John Stanton
Borthwick
Dungog
Sydney
Thomas Rose & Dawes
Martin Place
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Faithfuny
In Memoriam Germon Sons Harry and George
In loving memory of Harry Germon who died July igth 1929 and George Germon killed in action July 31 1916. Grief has no comfort and the heart bears wounds unseen. Those who miss you deeply strive to be brave and content. Inserted by M B Germon and Lanally.
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Germon
Harry
George
Gasly
M. B. Germon
Lanally
Indian consulting ees duty at Phillips tel Stroud Mead
A fragmented notice lists meetings proposed by Indian consulting firms at Phillips telegraph office and Stroud Mead on July 22 in Mr G Hatley's home, and another entry mentions Sara St Comet Fyne Gresford on July 24 at Beatties Motes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees
Phillipstel
Stroud Mead
Mr G. Hatley
S. Er Eps
Sara
Comet Fyne Gresford
St Beatties Motes
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Flannelette Pyjamas
Sale
City Price Draper Glowcester
Tungog
B. Stewart
Mrs. Stewart
Dungag
Taree
Woods
Mocatta
Hig Honor
T. W. Moore
M.P.S
G. F
Kodak Photo Graphic
Blackleg 'Aggressin
Joni Stewart & Son
People's Chemist
Commercial
W. W. Hawdon
ETO
L- Hogg
Strathfield
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
T. S. Wells
Hat SY
David H. J. Hill
C. Button
Barrington Tops
Barrington ‘Tops
Newcastle
Barrington Focuse
Tablelands
Dole
Department of Labour
Auckland
Albert McAskie
Canada
C.W.A. Meeting
Shire Yards
Paterson, Easton & Co
WIN
Pat
Matthewson
Cu Cave Fisher
Fuor
North Coast
Paterson River
Bellinger River
Southern Fanner
ALL British & Australian Machinery Agency
Dangael Gedye
Ferrier
Lister
McKay
Stratford
Paterson
E Easton & CO
Jeraey
Aij Tiaeece
Inaurance
Gloucestershire Yards
Eclock
Barrington
Matthewson & Co
Taylor
Middle York
Bobbies
Hume Street
Mathewson & Co
Call of Mur
A. Laurie
T. Ashworth
F. Roddy
A. Parish
Chariton
Toca
E. Snow
A. Grahame
George Cowie
Fullerton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Warwick
Hamiston Street
Austalia
Court House
Police Station
Railway Station
Customs House
Stamp Duties Department
Phillip Street
Department of Taxation
Warer
Hamilton Street
Fortia
E. J. McMahon
Taxation
Gloucester Dairy Company Limited
Advocate
Rye
WEDS
Stroul
Aramhach
Warnors AL Krambach
Hugh Hellaby
Pegasus Distributing Coy
Elliott Bros
Pegasus
Penfold
Barrington Street
Gloucester Investments & Agency CO
Memoriam
Indian Consulting
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