Fragmented OCR Notice From City Clerk Ad Half Read
A jumbled OCR item lists names and times for Friday from 9 am. It mentions consults at a location and an appointee. Some words are garbled but indicates a public notice or appointment schedule.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1949
Page
2
A jumbled OCR item lists names and times for Friday from 9 am. It mentions consults at a location and an appointee. Some words are garbled but indicates a public notice or appointment schedule.
The Gloucester Shire Council debates extending electricity to Craven with Stratford sources cited by Mr Lowe and DF Watters’s concerns about reliability. The meeting also covers the Seventh Security Loan details and local commitments, with mentions of Craven maintenance and project funding.
A damaged report details a Gloucester River Bridge repair proposal initiated by a county department. It notes county engineers and the Shire Council confront questions over timing, budgeting, and technical feasibility, with the matter to be discussed at an upcoming meeting.
Grants totalling £1620 approved to Gloucestershire Council under Commonwealth aid and Main Roads advice. £300 allocated for Bowman River improvements, £1200 for a new time way over the line. Ship of the Pent discussed completion of developments by four weeks, with council noting previous expending limits.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a political clash around a rail or roadway project in Raleigh. The note mentions safety concerns, labor actions, and proposed deadlines, with references to Se Bloeseate and a department investigation. Context remains unclear due to garbled input.
The Gloucester hospital board approved appointing new SEW directors at a meeting in the School of Arts. Chair Dawson and other board members welcomed Mr Laurie of Gloucester and outlined the expected duties and long term value of the new appointments. A letter from the Minister for Health was noted stating the Department of Public Works will proceed with plotting the Glebe near the hospital for the new building. Directors present included Dawson, Davenport, Faleh, Lanne, and J. N. Chanronan. secretary S. Bend was also listed.
Golf notes report results from a monthly Associates event with Mrs Bagley and Mrs Easton shooting 78 net. St Woolford, Mrs Bagley, and Bayley dominate sections with 50 net and 46 hole amputations cited. Winners determined after 18 holes with a clarified match structure and year’s schedule hinted.
Wingham defeats Gloucester in a tense rugby league style match with multiple lead changes and late scoring, including a 73 yard sequence and several penalties. The Gloucester side mounted pressure but Wingham maintained an advantage through key runs by Maltland and Oldfield, finishing with a 13 to 7 scoreline.
The Mother's Club announces its regular monthly meeting this Thursday at 4 PM. All prospective members are invited to attend at the location named in the notice.
An unclear notice mentions a monthly meeting placeholder with timing and people named, but the fragmentary text is hard to parse. It appears to refer to a Thursday session on a specific date and to a pond or place, with several illegible names and roles.
The competition draw lists matchups for A Grade and D Grade events. Park teams facing Williams Bowman Sara Barnet Green face Barrington Ware River against Pack White while Stratford Park Gold clashes with Ward River and Wardle River meets Warte Faee. In D Grade West Lowmin Farms faces Rogkhurst Blue with Barrington to play Sat Fingtnn Fiver and Reohurst Rad against Parke Broan.
Mixed local columns report on weekly activities in Glaveesu with mentions of Mr and Mrs Farley and ailing mother, care center staff, and visitors. The piece lists names like Eric, Alex Jounatun, Tom Langford, and Digger AT rowamith, plus a football match crowd including former Gleweatwe players and referee Tom A McMalon during a holiday weekend.
Church notices list various parishes including Gloucester, Invergordon, Stratford, Rockhurst, and Stroud with multiple congregations and pastors such as Rev J. Wile Cook. Financials show offerings or collections like 3.80 and 6.30 in local pounds, indicating weekly or special contributions across parishes.
A damaged clipping records a partial maritime notice from Belle Bay or Belle in, mentioning a Savayne on the 13th of 1848. It references a broiler and sleter and hints at someone being hired and not returning, but lacks clear names or full details.
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