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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
2
Gloucester dental surgeon listing notes the practice is the successor to Eric Weine. Hours run from am to 5 pm or by appointment, indicating flexible scheduling for patients.
The Stroud Shire Council seats held by Drs Flannery Daunt and Stott were declared vacant for missing four consecutive meetings. Ex-councilors Barnes, Turner, and Barry are set to oppose current Crs Daiint Stott and Flannery, with election excitement predicted across the three ridings.
Readable fragments describe a health remedy name and a vague note of cold symptoms. The language suggests a product or treatment mention without clear dates or organizations. No strong entities beyond generic terms appear.
A public meeting led by Shire President Dr A J White in Bald Shire Chambers approved a formal presentation to Mr R Emmett before his departure for Tamworth in recognition of his town service. Farewell plans for July 4 invite subscriptions via C J Beaton or C Street, honorary secretary of the movement.
Melbourne Sunday report on a smoke-night at the Royal Brighton Yacht Club where Minister for Customs Mr Gullett argued Canada shows a surplus while Australia faces a large deficit. He claimed high production costs and tariffs cannot restore employment unless working hours are reduced. He suggested a 10 to 11 percent unemployment could be eliminated by a 40 to 41 hour week across industries, noting executive gains would not be affected by such a shift.
The Show Ball and Juvenile Frolic drew record attendance in Gloucester with strong social and financial results. The A H P Association’s leaders and committees were praised for decorations, hospitality, and planning. About 83 couples sat for dinner. 20 more joined the second sitting. net receipts about £70. Notable helpers included Mrs M Newton and Mr A J White. The Majestic venue featured gold decor and Iceland poppies. Falconer’s Orchestra provided music. The Juvenile Frolic followed with fancy costumes and multiple prize categories, led by Mrs Bolton and judges, with Harvesters winning top honors.
A large audience at Gloucester Methodist Church heard V E Stanton of the New Zealand Alliance speak on New Zealand. He outlined majestic scenery a hot spring district and recent earthquakes. He praised dairy farming growth electric power from mountain lakes and the absence of liquor in many towns.
Yardings were mixed with 2,800 cattle and about 1,075 yarded across descriptions. Prices varied from 4/10 to 13/10 for prime heavy bulls, 9/10 to 10/15 for prime heavy cows, and lower grades down to 3/ per head. Pigs showed steady demand for heavy breeds while smaller lots were cheaper.
Gloucester Shire Council invites tenders for culvert works with deadlines on Wednesday July 10. Contracts include timber and erection for Lat Clags Culvert near Copeland, 1st Class Culvert supply on Cut Hill Road, 1st Class Culvert at Back Creek Bundock Road, and timber supply plus reconstruction of Ist Class Quivert Mygroni Creek. Tender deposits 70 percent, notices from Harry N Chaplin Shire Office Gloucester June 25 1925.
Friday Channon Yale 739 and Craven Creek thrived with Gloucester and Milley Tugrabakh services. The Eternal Christ lecture by Rev C F Whitmore framed the weekend. Congregational and Baptist notices record July services at Nowendoe Church and Stratford led by Rev B A Dickson and others.
The Fulton Cup second round winner was T Charlton with aggregate nett 136. Scores for two rounds show J Graham 144 A Parish 148 Dr Locke 152 Haw Mon 152 LB Street 155 Dwyer 153 J McRae 104 J Woodwin 357 T Ashworth 158 P Roddy 150 W Whiting 160 A A Doudney 164 R Levick 168 W Thurton 17. Parish also claimed the beat nett road for the Gay and won the monthly medal. Will Corry, the pro, visited Gloucester for an exhibition and demonstrations, then stars in the Star Theatre. The secret hole competition is set for tomorrow after noon with draws for partners at the club house after 2 pm.
June 22 Victoria heard Sydney despatch on New South Wales rabbits headed to British Columbia. Attorney General Pooley said he would investigate and that Australian rabbits are a major pest. He stressed the country will not import them. Other items note burglaries at Coogee and lifeboat statistics.
A trespass warning posted by D. J. Penfold on his Curracabark property warns Rabbiters and others against entering. Offenders will be prosecuted under local law.
Tennis Association matches last Saturday produced results: AY GRADE Church of Hingland beat Lower Barrington 45–35, Barrington defeated Park Bruen 45–40, Stratford beat Barrington 82–22, Park Feds defeated Presbyterians 42– BB. GRADE Methodista beat Stratford 461–38. Copeland defeated Church of King land 45–39. Draw for Saturday lists matches: Tugrabakh v Barrington at Tugrabsich, Park Blues v Stratford at Park, Park Reda v Morbesdale at Park, Presbyteriana v Church of England, Presbyterian court BY GRACE Church of England v Stratford at Church of England, St Joseph's v Copeland at St Joseph's, Methodists v Tugraoakh at Met Dodint court.
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