Liability for Damage on Sewerage Work
A claim for £11 against the Shire Council was made on Friday by Messrs Hawdon and Hawdon for Mr T P Ritter. He alleges damage to his yard from sewerage work including moved clay, damaged fence, and disturbed garden. It was advised the liability is not with the Council and redress may lie with the contractors.
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Shire Council
Hawdon
T. P. Ritter
Baete
Messrs
Bawidon and
Hawden
Bitte
Erosion on Gloucester Park River Banks Hit Council
Shine resident Cr. P. HL Dears told the Council the Lands Department favored changing the river alignment at Gloucester Park to address erosion. A five year permit limit was noted, with possible litigation if upstream parties objected. The engineer said Lands Department had no jurisdiction, as Gloucester Park was privately purchased. The president said no major remand in Glenosster for the sale. removing the salt may proceed as official farms from the Department have been filled.
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Lands Department
Gloucester Park
Sydney
Shine
Cr. P. HL Dears
API
Ham
Cloucester Park
A.A
Glenosster
Th Department
Dennett Quarry Proposal Leads to Council Delay
The Dennett property on Waukivory Road sparked debate as Mr. H J Dennett asked the council to reconsider the quarry decision. He offered a royalty or weekly rent, citing cattle water access, and suggested removing a three-sided fence to ease cattle movement. The council paused the matter for further engineer review while some officials favored continuing royalties and seeking another quarry site. England and Wales report 2,824,048 new houses since the war.
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H. J. Dennett
Waukivory
Dennett
Bignell
Dunnett
Colin V
Laurie
Tennett
Gauneth
Theif
St George Defeat Gloucester In Hard Night Match
St George Reserve Grade beat Gloucester 11 to 3 on Blanch's Ground. Visitors impressed with a strong attack and disciplined defense as Gloucester fought hard but failed to convert chances. The game featured fast play, several sustained marches, and notable handling from both sides amid a tense crowd.
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Gloucester
Cleay-Est
Blanch
Bob Bown
Jimmy Flowers
Jack Gilbey
Ringland
Dragon Killers
J. Gulley
Gorton
Is Connelly
Viailors
Ingtane
Garner
Yuns
J. Gilley
Allen
Layvock
Glotcosto
Morle
A. Kingland
Connelly Ton
Festham
Eam
Goucester
Saints
Obifield
Vistors
Bell
Tno
Bingham
Morely
Sullivan
Dows
Pingland
W. Giffin
Hawk
Magpies
Fuen Sullivan
A. Finglund
Glouceste
A. Smth
J. Gidiey
Berry
Fordham
Reg. Giddey
Oitto Connelly
AL Ten
St George
Barrack HS
Sunts
Gioucester
Mons J
Gaeton Rice
Ghouvester
Agai
Oree More Connelly
Rus
Hay
Ghuucester
Gwen Saints
St. George Gloucester
Mortoy
Rome
Giddey
Fim
Thne
Ringlana
Holliday
Runt
Connnelly
Reg Giddey
Layence
L. Ringland
Hebblew
St. Gorge
Maddaens
J. Giddey
A. Ringland
Holder
Morley
Hebblewhite
Waukivery Deviation and Road Survey Proposal
Gloucester Council considers abandoning the existing road to improve grading on the Waukivery Pullandelah route. It will review Fordyce’s deviation with Stroud Shire, plan joint inspections, and submit a definite proposal. Discussion covers culverts and financial responsibilities for maintenance.
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Waukivery
Pullandelah
Gloucester
Fordyce
Stroud Shire
Mare
Blane
Monre
Stratford Cricket Club Dance Brings Social and Financial Wins
Stratford Cricket Club held its annual dance at the Jock hall through Tuesday night. The Rainbow Orchestra performed as decorations of Freenery with rainbow streamers and Chinese lanterns, drawing visitors from Red Head, Stroud, Ward's River, Forbesdale and Gloucester. Prizes were awarded for novelty dances and the best bowling average in cricket.
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Stratford Cricket Club
Jock
Freenery
Rainbow Orchestra
Vida West
Mr. Redmond
T. Tull
H. Gray
Jack Nagel
Craven
H. Allsopp
Kit Bignell
Hazelwood
Goucester
Joe Bignell
Inky Spot Dance Went To ‘My
St George Defeats Gloucester in Tough Football Clash
In a hard fought match St George beat Gloucester 11 to 3 as Burgess scores early. Gloucester pressed late but St George held firm while referee Skat Schneider controlled the game. Crowd turnout was below last season and the host club lamented the expense of bringing strong support to town.
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Gloucester
St. George
Burgess
Saints
Skat Schneider
Winghan
Bowls on the Green Saturday results and week updates
Pairs games saw MacAndrew Street beat Houghton Kendall 20 12 Ebbeck Munea defeated Andrews Boorer 14 Tent Carolan 13 v Lowe Adler 13. Boorer won the Singles Championship 31 18 over Ken dall Morgan won Cock o Walk 15 11 over Carolun. Harris Cup Handicap had Houghton 25 17 over Chapman and Boorer 27 14 over McLeod. first round to be completed today.
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MacAndrew
Street
Vy. Houghton
Kendall
Ebbeck
Munea
Andrews
Boorer
Tent
Carolan
Lowe
Adler
Morgan
Carolun
Hougston
Chapman
McLeod
The Associates Secret Note Competition Draw
A secret note competition will be played tomorrow with the following draw: Mrs. King vs Mrs. Parish, Mrs. Anderson vs Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Munroy vs Miss Bar ash, Miss Middlebrook vs Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Street vs Miss Cleaver, Miss M. Green vs Miss I Easton, Mrs. Yates has a bye.
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King
Parish
Anderson
Holland
Munroy
Barash
Middlebrook
Newton
Street
Cleaver
M. Green
I, Easton
Yates
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