Kin San Cuttery gold clean-up and new price record
The Gloucester Advocate reports Arch Bridge and Parry’s clean-up at Kin San Cuttery on Sunday yielding 25 tons of stone from Ridge and Newton's Mine for about 30 ounces of refined gold. Fresh record Australia gold price set in Sydney at 18/19/32 per fine ounce, surpassing prior day’s 18/ per ounce.
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Commonwealth Creek
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Gloucester Show at Gloucester promises record appeal
Entries from Sydney and distant districts push Gloucester Show to attractively large rings and extra poultry space. Dairy and beef cattle rise while pigs gain better representation. 400 pounds near total prize money, and large entries from Scone Dungog Singleton.
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Monnay
B. P. Dawson
J. Matthewson
Scone
Dungog
Singleton
Nelson
Blanch
Stevens
Deputation Petitions Tablelands Coast Link to Port Stephens
Mr C Bennett mla led a deputation to Mein Road Board Commissioners Newell and Upton with Dr A J White Dr W F Harris Dr Hicks and Messrs Barrie and F G D Stone. They argued for the Hungry Hill link and other sections to connect the tableland to Gloucester Giro and Tea Gardens Bullahdelah. No firm funds promised. plans to be prepared for Hungry Hill link for future consideration.
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Upton
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Gloucester Shire
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Stroud Shire
Hicks
Apsley Shire
Meaars
Hungry Hill
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Stevens Ministry Praises Labour Government in Ti Marra Opening
Mr Dunningham the Minister for Labour and Industry lauded the Stevens-Bruxner Government as the best Labour government. He said tens of thousands of men were placed in work instead of food relief and warned local bodies not to become mere government spending agencies. He argued work substitution for dole was valued by workers and called for durable local utilities.
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Dunningham
Council
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Gloucester Band Triumphs in Wingham Contest
Gloucester band won first place in the Street March Selection at the Wingham contest scoring 81 points for playing and marching. Wingham followed with 74 and Coffs Harbour with 72. Band members praised local hospitality, welcomed the show engagement next week, and planned for a Cofts Harbour contest in October.
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Ernie Kerry
Coffs Harbour
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Gloucester Folk
Coft
Government Victory in Victoria State Election
Melbourne reports a decisive state election result with non Labour parties holding 45 of 46 seats in the Legislative Assembly from a total of 85, Labour reduced to 17 and Independents 1. Cabinet members largely favored to return, Pennington possibly losing Kara Kara Burong seat.
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Pennington
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Medical aid for unemployed scheme approved for visits
The Health Minister approved paying medical practitioners 5s per visit to very poor ordinary relief workers. Conditions require no nonwage household income, ability to visit a hospital, and no friendly society treatment. Workers such as Public Works, Sewerage, Forestry, and Water boards will be paid only if a written statement confirms eligibility.
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Forestry Commission
the Water Conservation and Freigation Commission
Farewell gathering for Arthur Breese in Bretts
Wednesday night 27th witnessed a cheerful farewell party at Mr T F Breese of Bretts home. Local friends joined from near and far for dancing, comic songs, and heartfelt thanks as Arthur Breese prepared to depart. Music by A Breese F Breese and D Brims junr, with refreshments by local ladies.
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Murder in New Guinea Cadet Becomes Fatality
The first cadet sent to New Guinea for Territorial administration training, Colin McDonald, 24, of Geejong, was shot dead while asleep at a government outpost on the Sepik River. An alleged native policeman was detained after a failed suicide attempt by the assailant. Details remain sought as officials investigate.
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kuwWard
Colin McDonald
Gee Jong
Sepik River
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North Coast Port debate on deep sea port at Clarence
Acting Prime Minister Dr Earle Page backs developing the Liavency River as a deep sea port on the North Coast for upcoming lines. The Port of Clarence Advisory Board asks for support and a port survey to assess naval base potential, with Page promising cooperation and Defence Department notice.
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Earle Page
Port of
Page
Defence Department
Cricket Notes A Grade Colts dominate minor and senior premiership
In a cricket recap, the A grade Colts overwhelmed Endeavourists, posting 224 in their first innings while Endeavourists mustered only 49 in the first and 7 in the second innings. Barrington leads Gloucester with Young 41 and Merchant 19 as Endeavour I struggles to defend 114. Endeavours II bowled out for 34, while Ward's River stands at 50 for 1 after a 101-run first innings by Ward's River.
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Merchant
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Gloucester Golf Club annual meeting announced for tomorrow night
The Annual Meeting of the Associate Members of the Gloucester Golf Club will be held at the School of Arts Hall tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. A full attendance of Associates is kindly requested. In Memoriam Blanch.
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Gloucester Golf Cub
Gloucester A H and P Association Prize List Donors
The Committee of the Gloucester A H and P Association thanks donors to the Prize List including Mya, 8, Hooke and W. VU Haris Bsq, 21/1/ along with J. Ny Laurie Hsq. (1/10 Poultry 5/4)
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Mya
Hooke
W. VU. Haris
J. Ny Laurie Hsq
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