Gloucester Dairy Co May butter output and non amalgamation news
For May the Gloucester Dairy Co produced 123,201 pounds of butter with suppliers paid at 1/5 per pound. total monthly payment reached £8704/8/10. Directors reject amalgamation with Hunter River factories and will not present the matter to shareholders. Also reports of a June 18 theatre entertainment by the Gloucester Girls' Auxiliary, a tennis result, the Dinkum Diggers show, a petrol sale after hours concession, and related local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Dairy CO
Hunter River
Gloucester Girls’ Auxiliary
Majea- Uc
Gloucester Police Court Drunkenness and on Licensed Premises
At Gloucester Police Court Mr FF Potts presided as Milne Teal Mears and Moffatt faced charges of being drunk and disorderly and on licensed premises on May 26. W Penfold L Towles A Morris Hi Reinke and W J Perry also charged. defence denied all. Moffatt contested. Fines and costs were imposed against the defendants.
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Gloucester
FF. Potts
Vis
Milne
J. Teal
Constable Freeman
Ecen
Gloucester Hotel
Monro
Jock Moffatt
Moffatt
Costa
Penfold
Soldiers Memorial Debate Settles on Gloucester Institute Plan
A public meeting at the Majestic Theatre decided on a memorial tower and clock, favoring a Gloucester Park site or School of Arts plan. Speaker Waddell proposed a memorial literary institute with library and reading rooms, debated cost, sites, and funding, with amendments proposing a town clock monument at Queen Street or park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddell
A J. White
JH. W. Rogers
Rogers
Gloucester
Literary Institute
School of Arts
H .N. Chiplin
H. A. Abbott
Returned Soldiers' League
Lee
Abbott
Harris
Srte
Gloucester Park
Memorial Clock Debate Shapes Gloucester Monument Plan
Gloucester townsfolk debated funding a memorial clock sculpture on the School of Arts site. A Wauchope style tower clock was proposed with costs cited around 1100 to 1200 pounds, with detailed estimates for tower height, bell, and mechanism. A committee of ten, including Anderson and White, was formed to select a site and push the resolution forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Anderson
Wauchope
Returned Soldiers’ League
Messra
Yamba Empire Day Talk Sparks Laughter Over Roads
At Yamba Empire Day celebrations Rev C Rowe asked scholars which shire they lived in and what Harwood Shire was noted for. A bright student answered with humor, saying Harwood Shire had bad roads, prompting forced laughter and the speaker’s pause until the crowd settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rowe
Harwood Shire
Harood Shire
Social to Immigrants Dinner Encourages New Settlers
Under the New Settlers League the social to Britain migrants held at the Majestic Theatre was well attended. Gloucester Country Women's Association hosted, offering welcome and entertainment with games, music and singing. Speakers urged settlers to settle in, seek work, and contribute to Australia’s growth while the league aims to welcome British migrants and ensure their welfare.
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New Settlers’ League
Majestic Theatre
Thureday
Gloucester
Country Women's Association
Waddell
A. J. White
Shire
White
Rev. H. W. Rogers
Old Country
Feds
R. Scott
Australia
Fisher-Webster
Ew Settlers’ League
C.H. Crossman
Ist
C.W.A
Great Britain
Crossman
L. Crane
God Save the King
Gloucester Notes From The Upper Manning Football Weekend
Gloucester reserve grade beat Cedar Party reserves at Wingham with Falconer scoring a try and Cheres kicking three goals. First grade lost 1 0 to Wingham at Wingham. Next, Gloucester reserve grade meets Dyern Crossing at 3 15 pm in Gloucester Park, followed by a curtain-raiser between Craven and Barrington at 2 o'clock. All first grade fixtures in the Upper Manning competition are off due to Hastings District League in the KB Laged Cup. Gloucester will be represented by C Brittex A Wilson C Falconer and A Clarke with J Mears as reserve.
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Gloucester
Wingham
Cedar Party
Falconer
C. Cheers
Winham
Gloucester ' Park
Dyern
Craven Aind Barrington
Upper Manning
Houcester
C. Brittex
A. Wilson
C. Falconer
A Clarke
J. Mears
Golf match yields secretary's team 2 to 1 win on local links
A match between the President W. W. Hawdon and the Secretary R. S. Emmett was played on the local links on Saturday with the Secretary's side winning two to one. The Fulton Cup final round draw follows with numerous pairings and handicap-based fixtures for tomorrow's 18 holes stroke play.
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W. W. Hawdon
R. S. Emmett
D. Rye
Roddy
Ashworth
Locke
Dwyer
V. Christie
Woodward
Isaac
Doudney
McGinty
Munro
Curm
Ning
Horner
C. Street
McRae
Chariton
Hall
LGU
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V. W. Hawdon
A. A. Doudney
Queen Street
Cecil Sutton
Eric Welne
Russell Hall and Davies
Public Accountants. & Income Tax Consultants
Church St. Gloucester
Head Offles
Sydney
The
Gloucester Advocate
Stratford
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph's Court
Star Theatre
N.R.M. A
Mtr. Parrar
M.rm.a
Gloucester Police Court
Uestion
J. H. Smith
Anderson
Presbyterian Church
L. F. Street
Tehemne
Quees and
Barrington Streets
Hicks
Parteulars
Proud
Hicke
Street
School of Arta
Memorial
Wratten
Queen and
Walter Hennett
League
O.W.A
Eugene F. Rudder
Tary
S. Emmett
W. Acting
Ee Street
W. Aahwortt
Woodsward
A. Pavitt
W. W. Etherdon
L. Rye
Rye
Diatithey AM
Christie
M. J. Graham
the Associates
Casino
Port Macquarie
Moore
Government
Laurieton
Kew
Camden Haven
P.P
Tweed-Lismore
Grafton
Fort Macquarie
Girls’ Auxiliary & Friends
J H. Farley
Ward's River
Jersey
R. R. Hampton
Taree Road
Five Mile Peg
Glouces
Chamber OF Commerce
Gloucester and District Chamber of Commerce
Goddard
Ester B.S
Gloucester Returned Soldiers’ League
Royal Hotel
Thelma Berry
A.lcm
London
Conservatorium
Advocate’ Office
Kia Ora
R. Laurie
Durham
Douglas Waddell & Co
Gloucester Shire Yards
Shire Yards
T & Store
Union Sale
Springer
ATT
Morris
Erful
Mons
Dalgety & Co
Shave & Shave's
Gane Milking Plants
Wolesley Separators
Wolesley Engines
P. W. Russelt
Blue Bird Cafe
Anderson Bros
Taree
Marsslos Bros
LE. A. Hermann
Merchandise Trading Co
TAR
Claes
Matthewson & CO
Hermann
H. T. Browne
Keifehem
Diabolo Separator CO
Sweden
G. M. GC
G.M.C
Far Mera
Gloucester Motor Sales
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