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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 18, 1952

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Gloucester Court Hears Long List of Motor Traffic Cases

The Gloucester Court of Petty Sessions, led by Stipendiary Magistrate LE Stapleton, dealt with a stream of motor traffic offences on Tuesday the 10th. George Ward pleaded guilty to driving without a license, uninsured vehicle, and unregistered vehicle, and was fined 1 pounds 8 shillings plus costs. Tan Relton faced two charges of uninsured vehicle and unregistered trailer, fined 13 shillings plus costs. William Noel O'Hare was fined 3 pounds plus costs for negligent driving after a cattle move caused a collision, with an additional fine for carrying passengers without a license. Kenneth Noel Pile, Colin Gray, and Alfred William Kemp were also fined for negligent driving or vehicle faults, while a tenancy case between Mrs Bartlett and J W Mills was settled by mutual agreement with rent and vacating terms.

George Ward Ward Tan Relton William Noel O'Hare Samde Beuzeville O'Hare Costa A. M. Brodwick Kenneth Noel Pile B. P. Dawson Pile Dawson Borthwick Colin Gray Gloucester Constable Davidson Ward's River Alfred Willam Kemp Farrell Kemp Coats Tyrell Street

Sydney Pig Auctions Report From Budney Market

Winchcombe Carson Ltd notes total pig supply at Budney auctions reached 2100. Backfatters and baconers held firm with prices largely unchanged. Heavy porkers eased by 5 to 10 shillings while other porker descriptions stayed firm. Prime heavy backfatters to £45, medium £22 10, prime heavy baconers £19 10, lighter £17 10, prime heavy porkers £11 5, lighter to £10 10.

Sydney Winchcombe, Carson Ltd

Conference of P C A region meets at Wingham

On Saturday July 1952 delegates from Wingham Gloucester Gangat Oxley Island Tinonee Belbora Ghinnl Moorland Candletown Millingarie Pumpoolal Marlee Killabakh Rocka Crossing Mitchells Taland Kolodang Mt George attended the Mid North Coast Regional Council of P C A. Visitors included Mrs A Shepherd Gloucester Mrs Ridgeway Gangat Mr C H Hargreaves District Inspector Mr P E Lucock Lyne MP and Mr J Murphy headmaster. The president HB Muddle praised delegates and noted 14 of 15 attended. Resolutions urged repairs and new weather shed materials at Knorrit Flat Rocks Crossing improvements 1845 49 and safety instruction visits to schools. Next conference set for Wingham 8 Nov 1953.

Mid-North Coast Regional Council of P. & C. Aseociationa Wingham District Wingham Gloucester Gangat Oxley Island Tinonee Belbora Ghinnl Moorland Candletown Millingarie Pumpoolal Marlee Killabakh Rocka Crossing Mitchell's Taland Kolodang Mt. George Delgates Symet Mid-North Coast Muddls Lucock P. E. Locock Hargreaves L. ©. Jordan M.L.A Besla Education Department Knorrit Flat Rocks Crossing Waukivory Shepherd Mu Shepherd Wingham Pi Revitt

Tar spraying planned in front of multiple schools

Manning Shire seeks Main Department consent to spray the roadway in front of Belbors Kimbriki and Burrell Creek Public Schools with a ble preparation to reduce dust. Belbora P. & Association urged sealing the Belbora School road. A copy of the letter will be sent to the Department.

Manning Shire Belbors Kimbriki Burrell Creek Belbora P. & ©. Association Belbora MLA Times

Flood Warning Committee Plans Rainfall Gauges

A Manning Flood Warning Committee meeting decided to install rainfall gauges and measure flood heights at Gloucester Cundie Flat Mt. George Killawarra and Rocks Crossing. It will inspect sites interview recorder personnel and establish a suitable location near Rocks Crossing with a telephone link to convey rainfall and flood messages.

Manning Gloucester Cundie Flat Mt. George Killawarra Rocks ‘Crossing Rocks Crowsing M_R

Signs and Seasons Drying Out Predictions From Turkeys

Weather expert Joe notes a dry spring and early summer with scarce rain and dew. An elder observer says thrust turkeys nest together as a sign of a dry season, while waterlogged fields near the riverina district show swans and other waterbirds on wheat paddocks, per Albury agronomist Bartlett.

Joe The E. Riverina Walla Walbundrie Albury Agronomist Bartlett

Poultry Club Plans New Pavilion At Showground

Mr Dawson nominated H T Higgins for Continuing on the six member committee amid praise for his leadership and Mrs Higgins support. Higgins considered stepping down but likely to serve again. A new poultry pavilion will be built using the Kia-Ogra hall and sheds, a 50 50 project by Gloucester Poultry Club and A B L and P Association, with demolition and re-erection on the showground to start immediately.

Mr. Dawson Mra. Higgins Ita Dawson Higgins Kia-Ogra Gloucester Poultry Club A. BL and P. Association Poultry Club Sidie

Potatoes Shortage Fears in Spring

The Potato Growers Association president warns spring supplies may run tight though current markets are well supplied. By winter’s end existing stock should be nearly exhausted with little remaining. Victorian potatoes reach New South Wales markets, sold outside the Potato Marketing Board’s control.

Potato Growers’ Association N.S.W Potato Marketing Board

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Oine Garners P.O Your Musical Centre Bennett's Radio & Sports Store Gloucester Court OF LE. Stapleton Federation of P. &C. Associations Misses Jones & Newman F. E. Jones E. M. Newman Church ST H. T. Higgins Crusader Yarra Falls
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