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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 22, 1926

Page

2

It's Bearing on the Referendum Comments and Death Notice

A Gloucester Advocate column discusses the Australian referendum and federal powers linking to workers’ compensation and insurance acts with political opinion from New South Wales groups and industry leaders. The paper notes death of Cecil Tranter in Rienawo on June 6, aged 48, detailing his family ties and local connections to Gloucester.

Birrawa Rienawo Fulgong Cecil Tranter Waller Trawlor Yatem Amit Wan C. Burgesn Sesham Wentiew J. Burgesn Eagleton Senham Glen Oak Irrawy Gloucester

Welcome Stranger Gold Mine flotation prospectus issued

The text notes a prospectus for the Welcome Stranger Gold Mining Company Copeland with nominal capital £10000, 100000 shares, 50000 available. It describes a site about 44 miles from Copeland, plant valued at £600, shaft to 90 feet, ore around 4 oz per ton, and expresses cautious optimism from Mr A Bl Lauele of Ronnie Hoon Rawson Vale about reviving mining. promoter success hoped.

Welcome Stranger Welcome Strankey Gold Mining Company Copeland Mounliln Copelynd Ba Vefiuedt Ag Alu Bl Lauele Ronnie Hoon Rawson Vale Thiol Ikaxenvine Mining Venture Tiston

Lost Road Advert by Gen. Uk Nae Be Wwriler

Fragmentary note in old paper offers a lost road inquiry near Nawen Hoe and Rock's Crossing. The writer claims no one has verified or repaired the route for years and asks the advertiser to visit the site for confirmation.

Tuggerae Fatality Jury Awards Damages in Tragic Fatality Case

A Thursday hearing before Justice and a four person jury of the Slum Turn heard the case arising from the death of Walter Marah Herford who was killed near Tukerah on January 4. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with damages of £1100. £800 to the widow and £100 to the child, with the remainder for the hospital.

Jnstivefer Auson Aml Mon Maud Heeford Walter Marah Herford Tuekerah Heetant Weronsins Mereford Flor Abd Aawenwid Damagzns Chad We Pal Dauetier

Accident in high jump shows case against show society

At Gratton District Court on Wednesday Judge Mooatta heard Herbert Augustus Moore of Coffs Harbour sue Eastern Dorigo and Nistelet A.M. Society for £50 damages after his pony Ned Kelly injured at the Along Show high jump on March 6. The plaintiff alleged negligent construction of the jump. the defense denied negligence. The case examined wing height, end posts, and projecting rails. The judge noted the pony halted at the wing and found the plaintiff partly at fault but undeserving harsh treatment.

Gratton District Court Mooatta Herbert Augustus Moore Leamater Coffs Harbour Dorrigo Nistelet A.M Ned Kelly J. W. McPherson J) Browning Measra F. McGuron and Son Me. MacPherson Tok Theony Uni Len Morin Atirr A.D. Mackay Agnee Ririabane Bellingen Browning Tury McPherson Wis Honor Hal Hart

Unconsidered trifles and a tale of politics and crime

A chaotic paste of clippings covers diverse topics from a Mie farmer conference deriding political representation to remarks on Babcock tests and butter fat value. It notes a rabbit shooting mishap injuring a man, a fine for Sunday sport, and a warning about concealed weapons. A Sydney telegram reports two hotel workers to be tried for murder in Java. A visiting journalist critiques Australian imports, labor agitators, and Malay Nazi like groups, linking Dutch fear to perceived Asian dangers and a pending murder trial.

Sydney HT. C. McFic Java Journallst Australly York Asia

Insurance compensation act rates set under NSW Workers' Act

The Accident Underwriters Association of New South Wales reports completion of new rating scales for workers compensation coming into force July 1. The rates are projected to be about four times higher than under the present act, with households paying modest amounts and permanent employees facing higher annual costs.

New South Wales Riik Adseetiton

Manufacturers Views Collective Action On New Rates

The Chamier of Manufactures president S B Newhinita says after comparing the Yates under the act and the new rates that manufacturers have worked to adjust prices with heavy risks in mind. They plan to set rates fairly to protect workers and themselves through economy and mutual insurance. They will install an in house program for health and medical support to aid normal health restoration and reduce extra costs via bonuses.

S. B. Newhinita Chamier of Manufactures Yates Muerwelters

Gloucester Wins Park Courts Tennis Match 6 67 to 8 36

Gloucester defeats Nabian teams 6 sets 67 games to 8 sets 36 games at Park Courts. Players listed include Soorey McIntyre Misa Streety, Boia Ler Mins Wallace Alkard Nurse Kayden Han uween Miss Henderagn Rickard Nurse Mayden Mia Woonwaril Mins Suet Mages Campbell Wallace McIntyre Street Brecken ridge Bela Street Mrs Woodward Street Creke ridge Rickard Campbell Hawdon Street Woodward Mise Henderson Misses Campbell Wallace McIntyre Ric kard Belaler Minnes Street Henderson Nurse Hayden Mrs Wallace Street Mrs Woodward Breckenridge Miss Camp hell Haydon Mian Hendtorwon Reka Nurse Hayden McIntyre Miss Street Bris tol Miss Wallace.

Nabian Park Courts Gloucester Soorey McIntyre Misa Streety Boialer Mins Wallace Alkard Kayden Han Uween

Stroud Edge Gloucester In Narrow Football Clash

Stroud beat Gloucester 4 to 3 in a hard fought match at Waukivory. Stroud led 4 4 at halftime, Gloucester rallied but Stroud’s defense and Prichell’s try secured the win as fatigue set in late. Edmunds Oldfield Hopley and Campbell starred for Gloucester, with Stroud’s Ines Prichell and Camp Bell delivering key plays.

Raturday Fram Stroud Glabcenter Chihe Caltvetion Davie Rees Wirrans Fool Lark Pyatemati Alvin Gurus Mieke Baller Ameouehitus Aim Kennedy Strowhy Tovoukin Hilchens Orton Urimart Bourke Campbell Soutlim Poutan Hornell Greg Mil HW Pritehed Glourestor Pe Eaphiin Burns Moffatt Parker Valconer Ti Hifield Revmils Moves Hares Ketan Siones Whinet Cael Wwe Pelichaed S. Goo Way Glougester Innes Alea Tink Blourister Tal Stroud Ured Witahat Rhay Ty Stron Glowcester Monro Aylio Ensien Strail Gampett Stroud Gloucester Gessavih Ani Heir Iissing Wassine Manin Hanbey Orime Odie Vluhar Trois A. Blanch Mont Blanch Reichert Langford Pritetell Edewnds Ley Teester Hopley Iby Stroud Admunds Gloverster Nail Les Oldfield Wopley Iry Kifenein Ines Pritehell Southam Edmunds Jim Oilfield

Qualifying Round Yields Reson Cup Playoff Qualifiers

Qualifying for the Reson Cup produced several players advancing to the playoff. Notable scores include Emmett 494 and Levick 486, with Ashworth 198 and Tortice 203 among others, while additional cards returned include Rye 233 and Kelnbar eat.

Reson’ Cup Esha J. E. Kelnbar

Commercial Stock Market Brief From Sydney Trading Floor

Sydney reports a mixed cattle yard session with regular competition and a weaker trend. Prices show gains for extra choice lightweight cattle and prime heavy beef cattle, with values fluctuating around each lot as traders reassess per 400 units.

Sydney

Land Stock Sales Show Brisk Demand For Fat Cattle

About 4200 yards yarded in a brisk market for good quality fat cattle with strong demand in a crowded yard. Prime weights sold from £12 to £44 10s, prime moving £10 to £44 7s 40d, with other quality ranges from £8 to £9 10s and mediums £6 to £11 4s. yard weights and prices varied by class. Store and weighty lots also traded, with prices improving on recent rates. Other livestock including pigs and light stores fetched brisk returns amid active trade.

E.W. Spark J. Enrich Pat Nelng & Veey Constanmenta Prines

Wonds Great Peppermint Gare Advertisement

Local ad promotes Wonds Great Peppermint Gare for coughs and colds claiming effective relief. Product positioned as a remedy in the era's health tonics market.

Special Meeting of Gloucester Tennis Club Members

Gloucester Tennis Club posts notice for a special meeting at Thire Hall on Wednesday 7th July at 1.30 pm. Agenda includes court lighting and erection of a shelter shed. Tall attendance requested. signed Hon. Secretary.

Thire Hall Aye

Fragmentary Market Notes From SYNNEY Area

A pasted OCR fragment records prices and items such as butter, oats, potatoes, millet and maize with varied dates and quantities. Mentions local sarge and prices like 109/4 and 4/4, but many words are garbled.

Ces Vatis Ani Rivera

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