Gloucester news and sporting notes from Wednesdy week
A garbled Gloucester item lists arrivals and events including Rev. Premier J. H. Caruthers expected Saturday and a Sunday departure toward Kompany to open a Show. It notes Cecil Healy’s 120 yards victory at Manly, a world record, a rental offer for Flemington apartments at £35,000 per year, and potential South Africa travel for J Qalleagan and W Len. A £100 sculling match on Parramatta River and administration notices for the estate of an unnamed deceased are mentioned, with legal notices by William Worge Hawdon.
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H.a. Grea
Commercial
J. H. Caruthers
Gloucester
Kompany
Weodiowtny
Manly
Cecil Healy
Hushcutter Bay
Fourifth Sax
Wren
Flemington Moe
Alvance
Ity
Wootten
J. Qallegan
W. Len
William Henry Blandford Lowe
William Werge Hawdon
Local and General items from Barxrats and districts
Rainfall at Barrington for the year ending December 31 1905 totaled 30 inches 76 points. A list of lowest tenderers for contracts opened at Beraud on February 24, 1900 is shown, with amounts for several bidders. Master J Flood, son of Mrs Flood of the Australian Hotel Stroud, passed the Bankers' Institute examination as one of six successful candidates. Mr B Weismantel of Jubmuon Creek reports a fine grape crop this season. Mr N McInnes, once ill with typhoid in the Dun hospital, is recovering. A boy named Green had a serious accident near Nablac, suffering a compound fracture of the right arm and is treated at the Turee Hospital. Miss Maude Carter married to Mr R J Muloney at St Mary's Church Dungog. Father Feagher presiding. Mr F M'Guire of Gloucester discharged from institution. Orange trees slated for planting along Oy and Chichestor Rivers. No fresh complaints of Gloucester issues for the pot bel Nasty Acdouxr. Majer Albert Lostroh injured eyes at his father's cordial factory and seeks medical advice in Taree. Dr Gorwa's children recovering steadily. Mr Carey’s family still awaiting news on his condition. A heavy storm occurred Thursday night with 60 points at Gloucester and high rainfall across Stroud and Dungog.
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Barrington
Pointe
Beraud
A. Marvh
P. Foley
A. Neileon
J. Malligan
J. Westley
A. Parker
Brock
H. N. Taylor
Paseo Hue
Flood
Mrn
Stroud
Fan
Bankers’ Institute
Gaarea
B. Weismantel
Jubmuon'n Creek
Inenovisa
N. McInnes
Greenaway
Nablac
Turee Hospital
Weovixe
Mary's Church
Dungng
Maude Carter
Iitaana
J. Mulouhey
Father Feagher
Tanue Howrrrat
F. M'Guire
Gloucester
Bian
Majer
Albert Lostroh
Taree
Public Meeting Forms Progress Association in Caerink
A Caerink School of Artano meeting elected M Kenzie as chair and formed a Progress Committee with a long list of appointees led by M Kenaie and A Lewis. Officers were set as President M Kenzie Secretary Treasurer Butchinson, with a five member quorum and plans to liaise with Stroud for rules. The group noted drainage issues on Church-street Culverta and scheduled next gathering for Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Kensie
Mr. Lewin
Hutchin Wun
M’kenzie
Messrs Howden
de Gruchy
Mr. Butchinson
Elliott
Lewis
Hawdon
Trenbath
Grant
Stroud
Baldock
Church-astreet
Gloucester Police Court Faces and Fines in 1906 Trial
A drover from Bagley faced a mis filing charge for not producing a travelling statement on February 2 near Gloucester. The court considered his character and fined him, with multiple cases postponed and a range of local news notes including a famine aid shipment to Japan and a hospital venture in Armidale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gates
Christian
Bagley
Breen
Ward's Hiver
Gloucester
Hawdon
Greeford
Greeford, But the Constable Was Absent. Mr. Hawdon
Stock Board
Master and Hervants
Unclear legal notice about a solicitor and a released thief
A garbled notice discusses Mr P Baidy's advertisement in the supplement. The Attorney General reportedly received a document from a man who complains about a solicitor twice removed. It mentions a person improperly convicted, and a solicitor who after serving a sentence for stealing was released several weeks ago.
Prospect of large gold reef on Bow River 英語 reads strange
Rumored strike on Bow River reef promises wealth with a wide gold chute. Reports mention a lucky prospector receiving offers for pigs and steps taken to test a new find in John Grant’s paddock at Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
John Grant
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