Award in Loss of Husband Case at Gloucester River Co
Gladys Holstein and her two sons Gro. Ernest and Raymond sue Gloucester River Supply Co Ltd for the death of George Holstein, electrocuted near a live wire on December 30. The court awarded £850, liability admitted, paid into court.
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Gladys Instein
Gro
Ernest
Raymond Holstein
Gloucester’ Rirer Supply Co. Ltd
George Holstein
Responden
Inesman
Wages cut by major railway companies shock workers
A conference of the Great Western, London Midland, Beottiah, London North Eastern and Southern railways, with the National Union of Railwaymen and others, led to a 24 percent wage reduction affecting about 2,000,000 in payroll. J H Thomas lauded the settlement as a triumph of British common sense. Also note: Life magazine’s July issue features Count Felix von Luckner’s wartime exploits, including sinking fourteen Allied ships and turning a schooner into a raiding vessel, with subscriptions via T Shaw Mitchell, Melbourne.
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London-Midland
Beottiah
London
North-eastern
Southern Railway
Unio
Avenda
Society of Engineers and Firemen
J. H
Life
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Alamps
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Melhourne
Rabbit Market Report From Paterson Trades Slugged By Losses
Rabit and XNG reports Frank Auckett at Paterson noting the rabbit market shows mixed grades with pelts weaker on average. Winners and incoming lots vary, with heavy pelts quoted higher and lower grades easing by about 1d to 2d.
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Rabbit &Xng
Frank Auckett
Paterson
Win
Saower
Bel Tower
Win'ers
Ratus
Gloucester Mail Delay Clarified With Grafton Route
A communication from Gloucester and District Chamber of Commerce explains a mail delay between Gloucester and Grafton. An error at Grafton Post Office routed Gloucester items via West Maitland, now corrected. With proper routing via West Maitland, future delays are unlikely. Mr Davies to be advised.
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Gardner
Milk
Wits
A. M. Davies
Gloucester and
West Maitland
Davies
Grafton
Gloucester
West Mailland
Dasies
Tennis Formsdale Park Match Highlights Forbesdale Victory
A Park venue match on the first visit featured Forbesdale defeating various opponents in multiple doubles and mixed results. Teams included Atkins Darey, Samuelson, Lowrey, Latter, Miller, Martin, and others from Glouchester School guided by Mr. Dreyer, with a lighthearted afternoon and mixed scores ranging from 4 to 8 games per tie.
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Park
Forbesdale
Erneed Terme
Gloucenter School
Dreyer
Atkins
Zena Darey
J. Mstatyra
Nina Miller
Miller
P. Samuelson
Garner
Edna Lowrey
Latter
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Smith
W. Mendelson
Atking
R. Garner
N. Miller
Dara
F.smith
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J. Miler
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J- Meintyre
Samuelson
Dare
H. Miller
B Lowrey
Y. Martin
P Smith
A. Gerver
L. Atking
B. Latter
W. Renderson
J. Metatrie
Porbeodale i Arts
Gumon
Civic bribery case and penalties in Bun-Borong power project
The ex acting general manager of the City Electricity Department, Gates CSM, faced charges under the Secret Commissions Act for allegedly corruptly receiving £10,000 related to the Bun-Borong power house contract. He was sentenced to four months hard labor and fined £500 after a guilty verdict. an appeal was lodged while the case against Arnot was adjourned.
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Omae
Gates
Arnot
Cricket and football draw amid flooded grounds at Gloucester
The report notes a weather harmed match last Saturday with a draw between Cedars Party and Gloucester. Despite flooded grounds requiring planks for access, both teams played with spirit, refereeing contentious, several Gloucester players unable to attend, and only goals from kicks credited.
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Jill Wathering
Gloucestr
Tea
Ue Wald
Jani
Newa Verture
Gloucester
Iso
Leizueta Wetson
Lemon
Cloneealer
Cadar
Gray
Neilson
Taree
Canadian golf foursome contest and draws report
The Canadian foursome concluded Saturday with a narrow victory by R. Emmett and A. Ennin by one stroke over five pairs. Final scores show Emmett Ennin 74 to Parish Sellick 72, Lesick Woodward 74, Christle Hear 75, Ays Doudney 76. Draws announced for Mrs Newton’s trophy first round include Street Hazelwood Hawdony Cavanaugh and others. Varying rainfall data reported for Gloucester post office with seven months rainfall reaching 2024 points, July at 417 points.
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A. Ennin
R. Emett
A. Parish
W. Sellick
B. Lesick
4. Woodward
A. C. Christle
F. Hear
L. Ays
A. A. Doudney
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Mra. G. Street
Misa Hazelwood
Mian Hawdony
Mes. Cavanaugh
Pariah v
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Lockey
Mise White
Mra Nowilong
Middlebrook
Mia Garner
Mackay
Lovick
Mra
Nandy
Reatavy
Dean
Gloucester
Pointe Ware
Late Mrs Kearney Dies After Pneumonia In Dungog
The death of Norah Aloysius Kearney 49 wife of Str Samuel Kearney occurred in Dungog on Thursday night from pneumonia complications. Survived by husband and children John Ernest Vincent Samuel Dorothy Edna Maddeline. brothers and sisters listed. Funeral Friday at St Mary’s Cemetery Dungog with pallbearers and relatives present.
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Samuel Kearney
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Nantey's
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Gornetius
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A. Boatelly
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Death of Joseph Bidner at seventy eight in New South Wales
Obituary notes long service miner and father of five, Joseph Bidner of Kangaroo Valley area died at 78 in the Krambach district near King’s Creek. Surviving wife Mrs Bidner, sons Tom, George and Fred, daughters Magdalene and Grace, and extended family. Funeral to Keambaech cemetery officiated by Father O Keenan. Local mourners and friends attended.
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Sepinnaier
Hiab
Tom Bliner
Igor E Grogstie
Mosaca
Harles & Esward
Queensland Police
George Bide
Sydney
Fred Widmer
George Mawr Watehape
Childern
Lassen
Paterson
Magdalene
Ton
Nuent Heath
Keambaeh
Father O'Keean Ofleiatine
Phnes
Commercial Bubh Stock Sales Report from Sydney Market
Market notes from Sydney yarding show fluctuating prices with prime categories selling around 4s to 4s 4d per pound. Gloucester and Homebush entries list varied lots from 100 to 900 pounds with bids and asking prices noted by traders Wy Re amd Te Laurie and others.
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Morty
Diddink
Iereenbin
Mie
Lusk
Engler
Phare
Turner
Jows
Gloucester
Homebush
Laurie
Winchcumbe
Carson Tia
Maitland livestock market dull but steady on fat cattle
About 4200 yardiot were offered with mild demand for most classes. Prime and heavy cattle sold at high but uneven rates, with top consignments reaching around £14 10s for primes and various weights. Yardings featured strong attendance yet limited buyers for rougher quality. Vealers and light cows showed modest activity while parkers and backtailers appeared in smaller numbers.
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Fair Supply
Prine
BW. Spake
J. Boruatitoth
Gonera
Voorkora
Hort Alton
Wuekers
P.D.S. Column on Marketing Act and Co operative Talks
The piece details a NSW wide discussion on the Marketing Act of Mayratvuth with a Sydney meeting on August 7 to debate statutory powers, opposing brands, and inter state price control. It notes polls for crops including rice, wheat, roe, and butter, and reports NSW butter exports for 1927-28 totaling 6 614 tons with major exporters listed.
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N.S.W
Great Britain
New South Wales
Cumberland
Northumberland
Nadal
Wollondilly
U.K
Overseas Farmerst Federation
London
Export Control Board
United Kingdom
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Conshament
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Queens
Wietoria
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Hoxsall
Sunloty
Newcastle
Boxsell
Heal
Siie
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Coastal Farmers’ Society
David Thorburn
Berry District
Soviet Arm Group Claims Pan Pasifte Secretariat Aimed at British Rule
Mr. Tom Walsh, ex-general president of the Sismen's Union, told the Constitutional Club in Melbourne that the Pan Pasifte Secretariat is an arm of the Soviet Government. He said it pursues Deteking up of the British Empire in the interest of business, warns Hawara and Australia workers against costs, and urges unity among workers as the country faces policy.
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Sismen's Union
Consijia'ional Club
Melbourne
Pan-Pasifte
Bussie
Hawar
Murase
British fear Soviet influence on Dominion trade
The speaker argues that support from foreign governments for Britain’s coal, iron, and textile markets is delicate. He warns Soviet Russia may foment labor trouble and undermine Britain by cheaper means than warships, claiming Soviet agents act to destabilize British dominions.
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Walsh
Great Britain
Belne
Enormous Revenue and Prohibition Debate
Governor Abert G Ruehle of Maryland condemns Prohibition in a Plain Talk article. He argues enforcement is futile, citing $30,000 spent and nearly four billion in taxes lost, urging change or stiff enforcement.
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Ional Fife
Abert G. Ruehle
Maryland
U.S
Jim
Notice of Electors List Inspection for Gloucester Shire
Visible list of electors for the Gloucester Shire may be inspected between 19 and August 7 1928 at multiple offices including Police Stations in Gloucester Copeland and Barrington plus Bundock Stratford Post Office. Objections or insertions require a prescribed form and must be lodged with the Shire Clerk by August 7 1928. Application forms for enrolment available at the Crown Office during office hours.
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Cloucester
Copeland
Post Offee
Barrington
Bundock
Harry N. Chaplin
Azlerk Gloucester
Public Notice on Debts Transfer to Russell Davies
On and from the date of this notice all debts due to Lance A Markey may be paid to Russell Walt. Davies Public Accountants, whose receipt shall be a sufficient discharge thereof.
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Russell Walt
Davies
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