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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 09, 1933

Page

2

Waukivory Rabbit Suppression Group Meeting Recap

A well attended gathering at Mr Harold West's residence chaired by President Jas Middleton reviewed February's destruction and praised members' efforts. Members urged simultaneous poisoning and fumigation from July 15 to 31, with owners urged to suppress rabbits on their holdings. The Stock Inspector noted Waukivory's favorable pest status and emphasized maintaining control. membership fee set to cover stamps and secretary expenses, with funds to be renewed if needed.

Harold West Jas ‘Middleton Waukivory Pennaltiie

Australian butter and cheese titles announced in Sydney

The Australian butter championship went to Caulfrey Butter Factory Victoria with 94 points. Warnamboo Gappert Live Company won the Australian cheese title with 924 points, Mite lay River Dairy second with 911. The London Importers Shield for export buffer went to the Cottdon Cooperative Company with 84.56. Gloucester Dairy Company NSW was second with 92.64, while Clucester Dairy Company secured the NS W reserve championship.

Melbourne Caulfrey Butter Factory Victoriay Warnamboo Gappert Live Company Mite Lay River Dairy Company Cotdon Cooperative Company Gloucester Dairy Company N.8.w Clucester Dairy Company New South Wales

Golf Notes Draw For Locke Cup Rounds Tomorrow

The draw for the Locke Cup round to be played with the Fulton Cup and Monthly Medal tomorrow lists matchups: Dawson versus Mettae, Coote against Hoge, Metatosh versus Rye, Carolan versus Ryer, Chaviton versus Rye, Garner versus Donnelly, Roddy versus Owfield, Woodward versus Lawrie, Street versus Hawdon, with Snow and Ashworth noted. Players urged to advise the secretary if unavailable by morning.

Rinks championship games set to continue tomorrow

Weather permitting the rinks championship matches will proceed with the draw listing Street versus White, Boover versus Graham, and Adams against Anderson.

Street White Boover Graham Adams Anderson

Canberra policy aims to breed out mixed blood in Australia

Canberra reports a government policy to encourage white Australians to marry half castes in Northern Australia. It aims to prevent marriages between whites and full blood Aborigines by denying marriage licenses. Medical authorities warn the black strain could be eliminated but whites with full Black ancestry would create a growing half-caste population. The move follows concern over rising half-caste numbers.

Canberra Australia Commonwealth

Returned Soldiers Show Ball Puts Off Till Weather Improves

The Gloucester Advocaty reports that the Returned Soldiers' sports, postponed from Monday, have been further delayed until weather conditions are suitable. The initial show ball was held last evening with attendance and overall success up to prior years despite wet weather. The Juvenile frolic will be held tonight. a fuller report will appear in the next issue.

Storts Brent Hell

Obituary for Mrs James Beggs and local deaths

Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. James Beggs at Newcastle Hospital aged 78, widow of Sir James Beggs, with four sons and seven daughters surviving and burial in Gloucester Cemetery. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Burt Giddey in Auburn at 87, Mrs Tresia Anderson of Gloucester, and Mr Daniel Redman of Gloucester aged 76, with details on families and survivors.

James Begg Newcastle Hospital Ward Beggs James Beggs Beeps Nathan Chipperfield Bowthorne Woodville Gloucester H. L. Marsh HS. Shepherd Burt Giddey Auburn John Anderson Tresia. Anderson Toronto Peter and Kim. Anderson Daniel Redman Dunyny Samuel Redman Dungee Cemetery John Robb Hin Nix Sona Dungog

Gloucester Shire Council and Returned Soldiers Preference

Gloucester Shire Council faced a challenge from the Returned Soldiers and St. League sub branch over not giving preference to returned soldiers in employment. At a council meeting, a recommendation was adopted to represent the council to contest the issue, appointing Lowrey a returned soldier as a representative with legal aid to contest the matter.

Gloucester Shire Counci Simmons FS. & ST. League Mille Atto-fay Clerir Lowrey Esse L. Rye Harrie Wiich Tegarl School of Arts Harris Soldiers’ Memorial Wilyhoye Church Ashworth Harry Gloucester Dairy Company Critiq

Gloucester Police Court Disorderly Conduct Case

In Gloucester Police Court on a Tuesday before Mr D A Kennedy J Alexander Freeman faced nine charges of disorderly conduct in a bar. A man was fined £3 with six days hard labor in default after witnesses testified to disorderly behavior while intoxicated.

Tusday DA. Kennedy Alexander Freeman Gloucester Hart Bolton Ami B. Ay Kennedy Ir Tullis Ts.p Jeunns Peiticix Rosser Wiliam Wilson

Drover's Escape Ends in Narrow Cliff Fall

Tig Cooke of Methionene rode at the head of a mob when the horse plunged 200 feet from a cliff. Companions Croshy and McCullough found him after the fall. A stretcher party carried Cooke from the gorge to a guest house where he received medical care for severe bruising and shock amid rain and darkness.

Tig Cook Seape Farrington Pook Bullonks Bryan Bar Ciniston Ty Ding Lenehan Simi Cook Horne Gara J. Croshy McCullord Keaing Cooke Mit Croshy Barrington Gies Conk Dork

Gloucester Rifle Club Final Handicap Cup Shoot at Opal Ringe

The Gloucester Rifle Club held its Final Handicap Cup Shoot at the opal ringe last Saturday. W. Hayman won with a possible handicap score, followed by J. Price and L. Thornbury. Conditions were ideal, though some scores varied with wind.

Gloucester Rifle Club Opal Ringe W. Hayman J. ©. Price L. Twamnbury J. R. Price L. Thornbury A. Hing B. Baker T. Mufemale Neilson Wingham Gloucester

Gloucester Bowling Club bids farewell to L. Harris

After a Saturday gathering on the Gloucester green, members honored L. Harris, longtime club secretary, with a silver bowls cup and tributes from friends across local groups. Speakers praised his community work, loyalty, and generosity while noting his move to Orange and hopes he returns to Gloucester.

LU. Harris Jts Gloucester Orange Mel E. Street Harris W. A. Phillips Haris They Howling Breen Farell Ibern Chile McMargis Harrris LA. Farris Street Harviy Orem Harris Margery Graham Lvar Grimes Newcastle Cloucester AT White Goucester Gloucester Ag~aiey Trial Society Harrie Uwe Bovelling Chubr Agricstural Society Roucester WW. Hawdon Mr. Harris

Cullech of England Presentation Honors Long Service

At the Church of England service Sunday night Rev. H W Rogers presented Mr Harris with a Bible for long service as warder and superintendent of Bunfi ey School The presentation of prayer looks was also made to Mel Waeris and Marjory.

Church of England H. W. Rogers Mr. Harris Hiv Bunfiey School Mel, Waeris Marjory

Prime pigs hold steady at Sydney sales amid irregular rates

Prime PIs FIM Winchcombe Garson Ltd report that vitues for prime pigs remained unchanged on Tuesday in Sydney, while other descriptions showed some irregularity. The sale total reached around 1900 head, mainly medium to good grades. Backlat tern sold from 25 to 80 per head, baconets 30 to 38, porkers 12 to 28.

Winchcombe, Garson Ltd Sydney Rabbitskins, Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd Winters Levin Irid

Woods Great Peppermint Cora For Coughs and Colda

Product naming appears garbled. Readable facts indicate a peppermint cough remedy. No clear date, company, or location found. If this is a product notice, further readable text needed to produce a precise summary.

Fortnight pig sale records and yarding at Gloucester

Matthewson and Co report a heavy yarding of around 450 pigs, strong demand and high rates for prime porkers and bacon pigs. Numerous buyers attended with prices listed for many sellers. A further note cites a very heavy yarding yesterday with prime pigs in firm demand and various prices for individual vendors. Cattle and rabbitskin market reports follow with quotes and regional yarding details. The death of Samuel Henry Prior noted in Lyban y.

Gloucester Matthewson and Co J. Uuleke A. Tent L. Holmes Griffin ELA W. Brassington C. Barham J. G. Nelson A. Griffin J. McRae J. J. Alleina W.d. Dare G. Tsaac Yates W. P. Rotchert 3. Crisp C. Relf W. Latimore A. Dillon Elia BE. J. McCarthy W. H. Crowfoot Radford Jas, Mitchell K. G. Boater W. T. Rell McIntosh Bros Ben Rell C. Fraser B. J. Landers H. A. Bignell EB Parley Wenham Atkin Bros K. Sansom G Moore H Kirk & Sona J.T. Grant C. Burley W. Masten R. F. Williams W. Burley W. Tarkwill ML Griffin C Griffin Pranks Archinal Bills Reeves Ton Hicks T M. Murray Barham B. Bverett E.G. Moore A. Corbett H. Page Porkers Parker W. Kumble RS. Henderson Mr. Aor Stenderson Maitland J. Moright Darton Dungog Maile

Auction notice for Wentworth Estate 1035 acres blocks Maitland area

In conjunction with J Enright, J C Hudson directs sale by auction at Sparke’s Chambers on Wednesday June 2 at 2:30 pm. The Wentworth subdivision, 1035 acres in 7 blocks 106 to 194 acres suitable for fattening and dairying, well watered, in the Lower Hunter Milk Zone. Nearby dairy and milk runs noted. Milk Board Registration. Terms 25 percent deposit, balance over 5 years at 5 percent interest. Solicitors Metars Waller & Howell.

W. Bparke Ltd J. Enright J. C. Hudson Mr. Sparke Hillaborough Wentworth Lower Hunter Jnrigueus Riverstone Meat Co Maitland West School Milk Board Metars,Waller & Howell

Gloucester Rifle Cup Annual Meet Set at Art School

Members of the Gloucester Rifle Cup are reminded the Annual Meeting will be held at the School of Arts at 6 pm on Saturday, 2 June. A Birthday Party of the Methodist Church Punas will be held in the Church on Wednesday 14 June at 7.45. Everyone welcome, admission by coin gate at door. See Whatson. Ladies! Mrs Boxsell Wildeat Star Picture Theatre. Frean Evening Frocks and Coats opening daily. Phone 6.

Gloucester Rifle Cup School of Arta Churen Whatson Hon Wildeat Star Picture Theatre

In Memoriam Lowrey Remembrance Poem Fragments

In affectionate remembrance of Elza Lowrey who died June 1952 and David Lowrey who died August 1922. God and angels have gained what we have lost. Inserted by Phoebe and Jack Germon and grandchildren. LOWREY In memory of Euza Ann Lowrey who departed this life in June 19s. We think of you in silence, eyes cannot see our tears. Inserted by her son, daughter in law and grandchildren.

Notice warning trespass at Mogrant and Back Creek

Persons are warned against signing or trespassing on properties at Mogrant and Back Creek. Offenders will be prosecuted. Public notice mentions dental surgeon David M. J. Hill and Corbrrtts Cafe in unclear context.

Mogrant Back Creek

Union Sale at Produce Store Friday Auction

Union Sales will be conducted in Produce Store next White's Hutcher Shop every Friday starting at 2 pm. Paterson Easton Produce Company offers painless extractions and fillings consult David H. J. Hill, Dental Surgeon.

White's Hutcher Sharp. Paterson Easton Produce Company David H. J. Hill Dental Burgean

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Patr Paton & Baldwin J. Whatson W. W. Hawdon B. P. Dawson Church Street T. Swells Whatton's Cruech ST Albert E. Wells Dental Burgeon T. Corbet Ard M. King All.c.m Larkington Waukivory Rabbit Group Wiites Bern Walsh Ratnpall Umoucester Mine Company Kinsan Mine NL Craven Creek Globerstor Tira Ace William G. Be Rydell Richard M. Boydell AZ Marparet Areel Westien Bhipe Tounei Budgerstune Mtu Roints Tvink Ae Dophia Aion SUA Monels B.S Gloucester Police Court Bolom Chrast Geenston Mey Minis Drover Clive Gloucester Bowling Club D. Boorer Hare Porbestile Town Harrig Amt Harel J. M. Wratten Church For England Ufe Goddard Horta Harris Iso Ute ‘Park Flirris Inswan la Chouréster Whatsen Tarris Farris Mer. Keniall Kendall Tle Gloucester Poultry Club Messrs A J. Woodward Ay Smith M Anderson F Lane A. Thener D Milne Deanlitus Blas Gloucester Greld Howls Bru Fife Gloucester Hunters E. W. Sparke Ltd Titcume Bros Stroud Road Mackay L. Richardson Stratford Strang Jonsult Claman Lybany Samuel Henry Prior Gloucester Investments & Agency CO Mercantile Tneurance Os. Ltd Intyenm Cole Hillsborough Enright Wilsell Darling Downs Inning Hiver Hastings River Interell Singleton Allyn Scone Gloucester Soldiers Memorial Park Patriote Gloucester Soldiers’ Memorial T. Hicks RS. J. Boxsell Memoriam W. C Ridghway David M. J. Hill
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