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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
4
In a staged courtroom scene Mrs. Price faces a probing solicitor and a hypnotic lawyer as he accuses her tale of swapping heirs. He pressures a signed testimony while she wavers, haunted by the judge’s perch and the garden beyond.
In a tense drawing room scene Lady Lydia and guests clash as Syd the detective disrupts a heated quarrel. A magpie prop and a looming subpoena become the odd focus while Sir Herbert frets and a ladder is fetched for a dramatic finale.
Park Reds remain undefeated in A Grade after defeating Tractors. Notable performances include Maston and McAlpin in strong rounds, Henderson and Bolton beating opponents again for Church A, and Coombar returning to form later. Copeland wins over Forbesdale on a favorable surface as Marsh displays a steady cross court return. In B Grade, Gangat defeats Teachers to stay unbeaten, Belhora receives a forfeit, and Church B beats Waukivory for its first win of the season. Saturday closes the first round of the B grade.
Gloucester Shire Council debated funding up to £15 for repairs to a road from the school at 17 mile peg and instructed the Engineer to arrange a concrete causeway at Slaughter Yard crossing. Council considered leasing Barrington Reserve grazing rights to the PP Board while delaying other leasing. Residents offered to contribute materials for Berrico Creek and a log bottom crossing on Berrico Creek Road. The meeting touched impounding officer appointments and warned against unauthorised sand or gravel removal.
The Gloucester district, with nearly 5,000 residents, is described as very prosperous. The Gloucester Advocate is stated as the only newspaper printed and published in this district and is read by the business community.
Paterson Easton and Co report last Thursday yarding of fat cattle mainly heifers and cows with few steers. Market declined 5 to 10 shillings on several classes. prices listed for bullocks cows and heifers. EBUSH STOCK SALES Sydney reports 1730 head yarded with improved quality. trade bullocks and steers well supplied. early sales steady. yearling beef high at 32s5d per 100 pounds. prime and heavy beef ranges 22s to 34s per 100 pounds.
Mrs Grace King of Aberglasslyn dies after a long illness. She was the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs FR Eveleigh of Gresford and is survived by her husband, a son Bert, a daughter Gracey, a brother Riford, and two sisters Mrs Sam Hipwell and Mrs D Hipwell. Funeral from St Luke's Church Homeville on Monday with pallbearers and local clubs in attendance. Floral tributes listed from family and friends. The late king family ties noted, with a note on pallbearers and community groups present.
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