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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1953
Page
3
A chaotic early game saw Newtown surge to a runaway win as football action swirled around the field. Key plays included a late hammering drive by Saleh and multiple conversions, with standout runs by Bolton and Moore fueling the victors.
A muddled OCR fragment cites multiple athletes racing in a relay event with scattered scores and names such as Kosch, Reed, and Wingnam. Vague mentions of victories and near misses appear beside erratic phrases, suggesting a team meet with inconsistent results and unclear placements.
Fragmented notes on local tennis players and matches list players such as Tara Yale and Kat vie with unclear affiliations. The garbled text mentions junior competition status, reminders, and screening of a player named Davie Cop with a 150K figure cited.
A number of clothing items from the Coron const demonstrations were left near the park and moved to the Ade Weeate office for owners to claim. The notice notes owners may retrieve them at that location.
Visk of Free Presbyterian Moderator IC Andewen announces a sermon at Darriegton Public Hall on Friday at 7:30 pm. The event, tied to the church’s and wartime service, features references to medical and religious topics and lists associates from Gloucester and nearby areas.
A hard working committee organized Forster coronation events with strong public loyalty. Decorated hats, cars, and displays by local groups sparked pride as the procession and sports programme unfolded at the recreation ground amid cheers for the town’s efforts and organizers.
A case at the Forster Court of Petty Sessions heard by the clerk Mr Lo involved a charge by the Department of Public Health. The defendant pleaded guilty to an exposure hazard at the Former sanitary depot where a trench contained nine inches of filth infested with flies. A second trench was described as six feet long and filled with maggots. The case, brought by the Pocester Urban Council, led to the Shire Council being prosecuted by the Health Department.
At Betis Seona Parliament Court on Thursday Arsay Wadlick proprietor of aba Tun faced charges for nonpayment of entertainment tax. Inspector McNeill testified the defendant was ten weeks behind and had ignored department requests. Wadlick produced a doctor’s certificate and claimed health issues. Bench noted prior fines and set three months to pay £20 with court costs. defendant said no duplication of arrears would occur.
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