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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 21, 1939

Page

2

Gloucester Topics and Local Notes From Wingham July 21 1939

Car crash near Gloucester injures no one as Gwen Moxey’s party rides to Wingham. Gloucester Band concert at Majestic on Sunday. Alan Cooper plans a private racetrack at Legendhoe with 14 horses in work. Jessie the elephant at Taree Park Zoo nearing end of service. Eureka oath recalled by waterside workers at Wollongong. Methodist services listed for Sunday across nearby towns.

Wingham Gwen Moxey Parker Gloucester Mass Moxey Tim Glucester Band the Majestic Dungog National Register Wollongong Eureka Ballarat

Dust Nuisance Proposal for Minimisation through Sealing

Health Inspector told Council dust nuisance rose with fast moving traffic on Pacific Highway through Church and Quean Streets. He urged the Department of Main Roads be asked to surface town portions with a seal coat to reduce dust for the approaching summer. the report was adopted.

Church Quean Council Department of Main Roads Ube

Gloucester Hawkers Licence Proposal Endorsed

The Shire Council backed a Health report by Building Inspector J T Guyatt to license hawkers trading in Gloucester. A £1 license fee was set and restrictions barred hawkers from standing in Church Park and Queen Street business sections within 80 feet. The business sections defined include Church Street from Hume Street to Queen Street and Park Street to Billabong Bridge, with Queen Street bound to the east.

J.T. Guyatt Lcense Gloucester Guyatt Church, Park and Queen Streets Church Street Hume Street Queen and Park Sts Park Street Billabong Bridge Queen Street

Sydney pig values at Sydney gates Tuesday sales

Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports a firm market for dackfatters and baconers at the Sydney gates on Tuesday with values for porkers lower. About 1200 head penned. Backfatters extra prime and heavy 130s per head. odd lots higher. Baconers 46s to 70s for 120 lb to 140 lb. other weights varied. Prices listed across weight spans with many small lots.

Sydney Winchcombe, Carson Ltd

Completion of Copeland Cobark Road in Gloucester Shire

Gloucester engineers say the Copeland Cobark Road is among the most important routes for the district. £200 funding has been allocated with £43 already spent as work progresses from Newton's Hut toward the Cobark River. The project aims to boost settlement, development, and tourism by delivering a scenic road linking to Roy and surrounding areas.

Copeland-Cobark Road Gloucester Beiter L. W. Turner Turner Uteroa Countil Alwady Campbell Newton's Hut Cobark Australia Roy

Waukivory Deviation Deputation Denied by Gloucester Council

A deputation from Upper Myalon, including Messrs. Bourke and Corrigan, was refused a council interview over the Waukivory deviation and boundary issues between Gloucester and Stroud Shires. The Shire Engineer noted tentative talks with the Main Roads Department and proposed a ground conference with all parties to reach finality.

Upper Myalon B Bourke J. Bourke Corrigan Gloucester Department of Main Roads Tim

Gloucester Building Boom Brings Surge in Permits

Building activity in Gloucester climbs with twelve new permit applications in the past month, the highest in months. Inspector J T Guyatt recommends approval under ordinance for cottages, a machinery shop for Mrs M Green, and several garages and alterations as part of a broader late winter expansion, while Stratford Public Hall extensions lack lodged plans.

Gloucester J.T. Guyatt Counei M. Green Kings Street Street and Parish Pty. Ltd S.J. Banks Hume Street T. Chariton H. GW. Smith Look Street E. Patmore P. Kirk Tyrell St Thomas Wand Elliott Street King Street Mrs. Green J. Batley Chief Secretary's Council Stratford Public Hall

Homebush Stock Sales Report From Sydney Yard

2940 cattle yarded with prime and light cattle. Best vealers to 41 shillings, steers to 35, heifers to 33, bullocks to 80, cows to 28 shillings. Market notes indicate strong demand and varied grades.

Homebush Sydney Feo Port Laurie Devon Laurie J.T. Harney KK. McCarthy Dare

Council Finance Seeks Special Sewerage Loan and Costs

A monthly report from the Finance Committee outlines sewerage and road funds, proposed special loan of 1470 at 4 percent for 20 years, grant request to complete sewerage works, revised cost estimates, and expenditure on roads and bridges including over-expenditure of 810 8 10 with Craven Plateaus advance noted.

Connell Priday Main Roads Mutual Sife and Citizens Assurance Co. Ltd Guyatt Lea Ot A. Whitford

Valley of the Giants at Star and Majestic opens Saturday

Wayne Morris and Claire Trevor lead the cast of Warner Bros. Technicolor Valley of the Giants based on Peter B. Kyne's novel. The film portrays California redwood logging conflicts with racketeers and features dramatic rescues and a dam explosion. Notable co stars include Charles Bickford Frank McHugh Alan Hale Jack LaRue Donald Crisp John Litel and Dick Purcell. Also showing Service De Luxe with Constance Bennett Vincent Price Charles Ruggles Mischa A Optometrists visit adjoins a separate note.

Majestic Wayne Mowris Claire Trevor Valley OF the Giants Constance Bennett Vincent Eave Charles Ruggles Mischa Aue Nopalong Cassidy Wayne Morris Warner Bros Pns Despoiler California Redwood Country Siay Alsa Warner Charles Bickford Frank McHugh Alan Hale Jack LaRue Donald Crisp John Litel Dick Purcell Vincent Price Mischa

Gloucester Junior Farmers Move to Boost Advisory Council

The Supervisor Mr F Wilmot reports progress on Gloucester Junior Farmers with the Junior Secretary noting improved club work but urging strict record keeping. Mr Sims backs an all-district Most Improved Club contest and calls for adult support to engage youths up to 23. A meeting is set for Friday 21st to discuss formation of new clubs and a district council to standardise efforts.

Alan Cooper Legenhoe America Cooper F. Wilmot Gloucester Sima Sims Achorl Te Chih P.P.U Ute Club Glauvester Cuy Justine Armer Stark St Gloucester Piatrict Agricultural Bureaux P.P. Union

Tenders Called for Stratford Public Hall Extensions

Tenders are invited for labour only on extensions to Stratford Public Hall Stretford. Tenders close with H S Bignell Hon Sec Stratford Public Hall Management Committee on Tuesday August 1. Details and information available from H S Bignell.

Stratford Public Hall Stretford H. S. Bignell Hon Seety

Government Notice New South Wales Income Fares and Tax Returns

Government notice from New South Wales taxing authorities requires annual income tax returns for residents and companies. It outlines who must return earnings, the deadline around August, and where tax forms can be obtained across Sydney offices including Castlereagh Street and Phillip Street. Names cited include FJ McMahon Commissioner of Taxation and the Savings Bank Building offices.

Savings Bank Castereaghe Street Sydney Hebeuuiftia New South Wales Iit Beryre Persission Austlgalla Sereby Lee Customs House Phillip Street Department Taxation Castlereagh Street Department of Taxation Nnlilness

Dressmaker Opens In Church Street Block

A dressmaker has taken over the former dressmaking business at Whatson's Buildings Church Street. She invites previous clients and the public to call in for dressmaking services. All work guaranteed with service and satisfaction at reasonable prices.

Walte Whatson Church 87

Gloucester Shire to raise special loan for sewerage works

The Gloucester Shire Council proposes a special loan of 1070 to fund sewerage works in the Gloucester Urban Area. The rate of interest will not exceed 4.5 percent per year, with security issued at par. The loan is to be repaid over 20 years in 39 equal half yearly installments of £38 1/8, plus a final balance. The unimproved capital value is 0478 in the urban area, with an estimated sewerage rate yielding £16 9%. Instalments to be paid from the sewerage local fund, and a petition window opens within one month for ratepayers to vote on approval and payment method.

Glouchester Mat Ik Counci Anil Werka Gloucester Iran Punt Anil Las Fir Gloucester Tigban Cornell PH. Deards Marry N Chaplin Tunneil Chambers

Application for drainage plan in Gloucester Urban Area

Owners in Gloucester Urban Area may now submit applications to the Council's Sewers for supply of drainage plans. A fee is payable on plan supply. Forms available from the undersigned Harry N. Chaplin at County Chambers Gloucester dated 18 July 1939.

Gloucester Counil Harry N. Chaplin

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