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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1926
Page
2
August 27 1996 readers dispute a proposed Gloucester water supply plan drawn from the Glouster River upstream near Galaway. Critics warn it will drain the Hunter River and threaten downstream areas while mocking the plan as audacious and pirate like.
Catholic notices report the death of Mr James McRae, aged 77, from a fall near his home in Glon, with church rites planned for Sunday. The item also mentions a damaging axe accident at Humostreet and notes on petrol duty debate and an optician’s visit by Mr Alexander Elder.
A feature on J. O. Wilson of Avon Valley outlining the farm’s 430 acre holdings, water and pasture improvements, and a modern dairy setup. The piece highlights breed choices including Jerseys and Holsteins, pasture crops like clover and kikuyu, and the new 40 month old bull from Richmond. It notes the seven year use of Moffatt Virtue milking machines and the role of the Jerseys in milking efficiency.
The article highlights high quality Jersey cattle from Missire Gold Reef of Richmond and other top sires, praising Wilson’s purchase and animal stock. It also notes Wilson’s political and civic roles in Gloucester and district, including councilor duties and Agricultural Association leadership, reflecting his community involvement alongside breeding success.
A blustery Saturday afternoon hosted a rugby clash where Taree, aided by Craven reserves, faced Gloucester. Gloucester led 5 4 at half time, then surged to 13 8 after a second half rally with Trys from Mearn and Raman, while Taree's backs fought hard but were harried by Gloucester defense and key individual plays.
After fine passing five men handled the ball with Bowers crossing for Gloucester coming to 43 to 44. Glouster then scored again as Monro Moffatt and Blarke showed grit. The ball moved to centre and a try near the corner by Donald gave Gloucester a 43 to 47 lead. The match remained tense with Gloucester pressuring Tarre's half as the final whistle neared. Notable players Oscar Quinlivan Tallak Hodgins and Manning River Ang were praised though some Gloucester players were less remarked. The piece notes many players do hard work unseen in the spectacular moments and suggests more games against Krambach could be arranged. Team lists include Taree Guruan Molwsky Donald Mikeown Webber McMnes Cooke Ashley Bushy Spoonir Bourke Gloucester Parker Britten Moffatt L Monro Burns Hopley Green Clarke Mears Offield Ramm Cunningham and Kelaher.
In a weekend golf final between W. Ashworth and Ht. Emmett for the Kesch Cup, Ashworth edged Emmett four and three after a tense 18 holes. A large crowd followed the noon play, praising Ashworth's steady driving and putting while Emmett produced notable recovery shots but fell short at the 14th hole. Ashworth now holds the cup for twelve months and the vertice of the Cup for himself.
An informal reminiscence recalls days with a golf club and chats about racing antics and shared schemes. The writer praises a champion, hints at upcoming matches, and envies the cup’s possible transfer to England, closing with a friendly jab about next meeting.
Stroud Tennis Club visited Gloucester on Saturday, losing by 10 sets as local players dominated. Matches featured Misses Janes Steele Street Woodward Lewis McIntyre Steeley and Haddy, with varied pairings and final scores showing Gloucester’s strong home form.
INO and organ tuning all work guaranteed Estimate given Jarrott's Musical Supplies and Service Gloucester Phone 58.
Church notices list in memory of Walter Green aged 28, memorial inserted by friend W Lamb. Also announces Church of England services on Aug 1 and Sunday duties for Presbyterian and Methodist congregations across Gloucester and Barrington with listed times and ministers names.
In loving memory of Walter T Greagh who departed this life July 27 4925. Inserted by his loving father sisters and brothers. MEMORIAM
In loving remembrance of our dear brother Waller Creasl Wai Creagh departed July 27 1985. One of the best God could send beloved by all a faithful friend home from those who deeply love. To gain a glorious time above with aching hearts we linger where our dear one may and breathe there sacred words not test but only gone before inserted by his brother and sister in law Sid and Miriam
A garbled note titled LRUe's Motto, the Tonowing tetter, handed to us for publication, appears as a playful draft. It references Dear Watrus, a cheerful greeting to a friend, and a tease about a future champion wolfer, recalling a remembered boast.
Elder and Cootees Opticians advertise comprehensive eye and ear care with a skilled optometrist Mr. Alvsander Blair, promising attentive service and a wide range of optical offerings at their Sellick’s Thamberg establishment and Gloeek Street location.
Social and presentation by young people of Gloucester and neighboring area invites their Misses 0, Mrs Harold Murray and Mr Ken Corbett to a farewell social and presentation. The School of Arts Hall, Thorfield, Thursday night, November 20 at 8 PM. Ladies invited. E Hazelwood honors secretarys.
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