Gardens Suffer From Town Gate Break-ins And Animal Nuisance
The Gloucester Advocate notes repeated complaints about damaged gardens in the town caused by owners who have gained the “freedom of the city.” Garden gates left unsecured invite theft and animal intrusions, with some culprits believed to be hawkers. Residents are urged to secure property or face ongoing disheartening losses. The piece also highlights concrete homes for fire and general safety, a Memorial Hospital Dance at the Majestic Theatre, Walkivory Annual Ball, and a tragic dental plate incident at Toowoomba Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Cove
Gloucester Rifle Club Annual Meeting Report
The Gloucester Rifle Club held its annual meeting on Saturday night. The captain presented the annual report detailing stewardship over the past year and noted the challenge of replacing losses with new member signups while preserving support from longtime members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Rife Club
Gentlemon
Gloucester golf notes report fixtures and results
A club report covers visits to Taree for a friendly match won by the home side, Glenkinchie Cup participation finishing second, Lysaghts Iron Works visiting for a PAR HANDICAP win, and a forthcoming handicap event. The article notes a financially lean year, urges prompt dues, lists recent and upcoming matches, and records new officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree
Lysaght
Iron Works
Haif
Womorrow
B. Dawson
Snodgrass
Roddy
Channel
Ander Range
Adamstown
Turner
Leedham
Moore
Gloucester
Coote
Hahesy
Coates
Smith
Ril
Carolan - Baston Y L. Rye
Methtoch
Chariton
Street
Conny Garner
Colling
McRae
Woodward
Rye
Dawson
Oldfield
Jeffrey
Doyle
Ay Wingham
Sanitary Contractor in Gloucester Court Case
Two Board of Health officers Knapp and Roach visited Gloucester in June and found faults with council sanitary contractor James Brown. Brown faced three charges for alleged duty failures, pleaded not guilty, and was defended by W. W. Hawdon. Evidence showed pans emptied into a trench and steam used on a pans, with questions about authority and inspections. Hearing adjourned to August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Albert Leonard Knapp
William Richard Rowch
Gloucester
James Brown
Brown
W. W. Hawdon
Bth
Barrington Road
Knapp
Theounitary Depot
Glouseater
Hawdon
Brown Waas
Counncil
R. Roach
Obituary for Walter Herbert Green of Dungog district
Walter Herbert Green died after a lengthy illness at 2:00 am. He leaves a widow and four daughters, Birdie Scott, Gwendoline Beekmar, Evelyn, and others. Funeral held after service at Christ Church, then to Beresford crematorium. He served as Dungog Show secretary for 20 years, coroner for 19, and was active in hospital and wartime public service. He belonged to the Masonic Lodge and Oddfellows. Remembered for dedication during the war and community acts.
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Dungog
D Pstrict
Walter Herbert Green
Mr Green
Witow
Birdie
J. Scott
Duungog
Gleen
Gwendoline
Beekmar
Svdper
Evelyn
Christ Church
Beresford
Newcastle
Green
Masconic Lodge
Grand United Order of Oddfellows
Potentark
Associates Scoreboard from Wimbledon Hobbies Exhibition
Twenty girls entered the cookery class and eighteen entered needlework at the Wimbledon Surrey exhibition. The Associates report round results in the Int qualifying and stroke handicap with numerous names and scores, detailing Miss Higgins through Mrs Holland among others.
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Miss Higgins
King
G. Weston
Mini Hawdon
Mina Laurie
Minn Banton
Miss Parish
Mynn
Garner
Cavanaugh
Roddy
I Hoge
Misa O. Yates
Holland
Wimbledon
Surrey
Junior Farmers Meet Hails Public Speaking Training
The Junior Farmers' meeting on July 15 with Lan Howell as President and Noel Singom as Vice President discussed minutes, correspondence from The Junior Farmers' Club Council of NSW, and a plan to win a silver cup in future competitions. Members noted poor grass plots and shared cream testing and grading practices observed at a Butter Factory visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan Howell
iNoel Singom
She Yan
John Anderson
Davey Tonks
J. Simmons
Junior Farmers’ Club Council
Ken
Ferguson
Evie Bolton
Eric
Lowbridge
Rural School notes outline grand program and football clash
The Rural School at Gloucester receives farming tools and reagents for science work. Super-primary classes guide pupils after Primary Final exams with domestic science needlework and agriculture taught by specialists. Travel fares and allowances support rural district pupils. Football opener vs Wingham set for August 2. Diphtheria serum forms return show 83 1/3 percent treated. Exhibition of domestic science planned August 18. Tennis tournament begins midweek with singles and handicap doubles. results next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos
Gloucester Rural School
Manuel
Education Department
Gloucester
Waill
F Clarke
Amestic Science
Tennis Matches Report From Saturday 11 July 20xx
In A Grade Presbyterian Theades defeated Stratford 5 sets 45 games to 4 sets 38 games. Forbendale beat Greenwood 4 sets 30 games to 5 sets 36 games. Waruiahe defeated Teachers 5 sets 45 games to 3 sets 38 games. In B Grade Factory defeated Copeland 6 sets 44 games to 3 sets 34.5. Church of England defeated Ward's River 5 sets 40 games to 5 sets 36. Gunmen Presbyterian defeated Stratford 4 games. Forbesdale defeated Waukivory 4 sets 13? 48 games 35 pamen.
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Presbyterian
Theades
Stratford
Forbendale
Greenwood
Waruiahe
Teachers
B Grade
Factory
Copeland
Acte
Church of Ingland
Ward's River
Cvts
Petn
Forbesdale
Waukivory
Dried fruit talk in Gloucester prompts health appeal
A article reports a lecture on Australian dried fruits by A E Hammet in Gloucester. He notes 700 returned soldiers in Victoria and 3300 elsewhere, urging locals to eat more dried fruit to boost health and economy. The piece covers fruit benefits, preparation, and a call to increase domestic consumption.
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Aus
School of
Arta
A. E. Hammet
New South Wales
Hammel
Victoria
British Empire
Australia
Gloucester
Hammet
Abe
Amon
Hammet Atsted
Jon
Hammiet
Milduga
Chaffey Brothers
California
Parrue Place
Sydney
Notices Required for NSW Tax Returns 1996
Government notices from New South Wales detail income tax return deadlines for the year ending June 30 1996. It specifies required returns for individuals and companies, exemptions, and where forms may be obtained from the Department of Taxation and tax offices in Sydney. Key dates include July 6 1988 August 1 1998 and August 31 1956 for variousEntity details and exemptions are provided.
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Savings Bank
Caslereegh Street
Sydney
Australia
New South Wales
Cort House
Customs House
Stamp Duties Department
Phillip
Department of ‘Taxation
Scuntlereagh Street
Department of Taxation
ET McManon
Commissioner For Taxation
Gloucester School of Arts Club AGM Notice
The Annual General Meeting of the Gloucester School of Arts Club will be held on Wednesday next 22nd July at 7:35 pm in the School of Arta Chit Mut. Items include Business Ania Heport and Balance Sheet Tiseton of Committee General W. W. Hawdon President IT Gray Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester School of Arts Club
School of Arta Chit
Ania Heport
Tiseton
W. W. Hawdon
IT Gray
Public Notice on Strictly Cash Basis Work Adoption
Public notice states all work from July 14 on will be on a strictly cash basis due to high material costs. Signatories include St W Drub an Queen St Gloucester W G Dominkins Church Street Glou dweather Rootmak ers and Repairers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St W. Druban
Queen St. Gloucester
W G
Dominkins
Church Street
Subscriptions Due Notice for June 1938
Subscription accounts for the quarter ending 80th June 1938 have been issued. Subscribers are urged to review promptly. Accounts two years or more overdue will lead to cancellation. Please arrange settlement within four days. L. and D. Rye.
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L. & D Rye
Mrs B Patmore and Family Thank Kind Friends
Mrs B Patmore and Family express gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes following a bereavement.
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B Patmore
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le Quesne
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NAVY
Heather
Fancy
Nizes
Tweed Trotser
Plette
P. H. le Quesne
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Hone
Erdadt
Gilseal
Giseal
Federal
Pharmaceucal Service Guild of Australia
Silspal
APC
GilSea
A. L Cavanough
Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
Tiliucester
MIM
Cas, Andrews& Johnston
Carsonville
Berhico Cheek
Wn Fac
Batger
Fts Mi
Batger Ladies
P. Dawson
B.A
OLD Bank N
Gloucester Advocate
Me J. Reewan
Heig
Mes Fon
Laurie Concrete Homes
Mevrin
Memorial Hospital
Laujien
Majestic
Howards Une
Nist
Toowoomba
Lolgers
Percival Allen McGuirge
Warwick
Pridhuy
Brisbane
Gloucester Rifle Club
C. Baker
Keith Whateen
Tresmur
Junior Farmers’ Meeting
Wingham
H. Coote
Practical Jeweller
New York State
Church OF England
Majestic Theatre
Gent's
Feme
Euchre Prines
Clana Orchester
Good Rapper
Tarrs
S. Street
Brett Racecourse
A. Sweeney
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Moat
Giri
Hoy
Jenkins
Ball
B. A. Crank
Department of Main Roads
Eeceivert ‘Pytho
Barrington
Giro
Rockhurse
Rockhurst
Barnard Rivers
Kautti
Kauthi
Bretts
J. Braton
Meenan
Scott Ant Barbour
General Carriers
Avon Valley
PIKE
Devon
Pires
Piselin
PHONT
Horse Sale
Matthewson & Co
J. C. Power
Bok
Bransington
Parish
R. Dew
BUICK
Tilly
Crown Dahlia
Dargaville & Walsh
Ulotcester
Memoriam
Ane
Worbes
Nellie
Clarrie
Pancoe
Emil Wanehter-inlaw
Dellae
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