Impounding Notice Gloucester Pound 1953
Impounding notice from Gloucester Pound at 1963 Tth Barrington Road by the Impounding Officer listing eight or more geldings by various brands including H over bar AB over scroll WE over stroke and bar and upside down branding, with no brands on some, to be sold if not released at noon on 18h March 1953. Poundkeeper J A Laurie of the Department of Railways New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Barrington Road
J. A. Laurie
Railway Refreshment Tenders for Gloucester Rooms
Tenders addressed to the Commissioner for Railways Sydney close at 12 noon for supplies and services to the Railway Refreshment Rooms in Gloucester. Items include cartage and country rooms, bread and rolls, and ice for various periods. deposits may be required and tenders may be rejected.
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York Street
Sydney
Gloucester
Railway House
St Fleor
Central Station
Seats to be assembled for RSL Hall by volunteers
Gloucester BAL sub-branch reports timber secured in December for 600 chairs. Tom Ritter prepared timber and now finishes planing and cutting it for assembly. Joe Corbett urges members to form a large volunteer team as completion of seating becomes urgent for the community. Tributes praise Ritter for his voluntary work and civic spirit.
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Tom Ritter
ME. Ritter
Tom Hitter
Ritter
Gloucester Soldiers Club AC by laws regulate conduct
Gloucester Soldiers Club committee last night adopted by laws restricting local residents from club admission without president's permission and banning disruptive table tapping and noise during games. It forbids soliciting money or selling tickets without committee consent and allows 24 hour suspensions for rule breaches. Reprimands must be reported at the next meeting and false entries or bringing underage visitors be suspended for at least three months.
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Gloucester Soldiers' Club
Gloucester
Miss Wendy Drewe Wins Scholarship at Sydney Teachers College
Wendy Drewe daughter of Mrs Jack Hazelwood of Gloucester has begun studies at Sydney Teachers College. She was awarded a three year scholarship in the Physical and Education Group after attending the college opening day in the Assembly Hall at Sydney University. Only 15 to 20 girls are chosen each year for this course which Wendy eagerly joins.
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Wendy Drewe
Jack Hazelwood
Gloucester
Sydney Teachers’ College
Hazelwood
Assembly Hall
Sydney University
Wendy
Strength in Numbers in the Burrow
Two rabbits flee two pursuing dogs and hide in an old burrow. After a while the doe suggests sending one out to scout the dogs. The buck refuses and proposes staying inside until they outnumber the threat.
Golf Season Opens At Gloucester Club Weekend
Gloucester golf club plans a vibrant season opening with 18 hole stroke handicap on Saturday and a mixed event on Sunday. The course has recovered from rain and is in first class condition. A social function in the C W A rest room Saturday night includes dancing and cards, with a general meeting Sunday to discuss subscription amendments. The secretary G T Campbell welcomes members and associates and notes a Canadian mixed foursome will be played at the club.
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Golf
Gloucester Golf Club
C.W.A
Taree Golf Club
G. T. Campbell
Gloucenter Club
Saya Mr. Campbell
Pigs and Calves Fetch Solid Prices at Gloucester Sale
Good attendances and firm demand highlighted a strong yarding of pigs with high values across classes. Notable sales included J W Buckman sow and boar lots, Smith Bros pig pairings, and multiple growers achieving prices from £7/15/6 to £12/2/8 amid tight pig supply. calf sale followed with firm trade descriptions and heavy calves reaching £7/15/6 while light and plain stock showed irregular values.
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Sparke (Gov.) Pty. Ltd
Baconera
J. W. Buckman
Smith Broa
B. N
W. R. Baker
N. Young
M. A. Middlebrook
Lew Mar UN
W. Phillips
Elsie Reichert
J. W. Mason
D. Higgins
F. Worth
Mrs. T
Connolly
Mra
M. E. Relf
A. McNeil
HL. H. Darling
Salea
W. E. Sparke
Ger.) Pty. Ltd
Gloucester Officd Hill News Notes Local Oddities
A murky report reflects a runaway lorry near Gloucester that halted after striking a fence and a footpath panel near water works. The piece mentions Federal MP P. E. Lucock’s campaign engagements on April 23 and Anzac Day, plus a weather-based insurance windfall for Gloucester Bowling Club and a suggestion to replace milk with ice cream in schools.
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Gloucester
P.O
Lyne
P. E. Lucock
Ereet My Piath
Record Price For Bendelba Estate Farm In Dungog Chronicle
Record price believed for an agricultural district farm from the Bendelba estate, paid for the late G H Irwin farm. The historic property, once owned by Archibald Windeyer and George Irwin, sold for £7000, about 137/5 per acre, with no buildings as the homestead was demolished years ago. Purchasers are W E and L Irwin, nephews of the former owners.
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G. H. Irwin
Bendelba
Archibald Windeyer
George Irwin
W. E and
L. Irwin
Dungog
Cats at Grafton Show This Year
Cata will be on display at the 1853 Grafton show for the first time. The CP. and A. Society's secretary, Mr. Cc. C. Pitt, outlined at a council meeting the results of his inquiries about staging a section for cats. The council decided the display this year is non competitive. Four breeders already agreed to be represented. POSTING OF MATCHES FORBIDDEN. The Postmaster General Mr. Anthony warned this week on the danger of sending matches through the post.
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Grafton
CP. and
A. Society
Cc. C. Pitt
Mr. Anthony
Anthony
Free World steel output outpaces Soviet by over four to one
The Ford Dearborn plant pours molten iron into ingot moulds as Inter steel is rolled into automotive parts. Free World steel production stands at 140 million tons, with a projected 211 million tons annually by 1955 end. Soviet steel aims for 50 million tons, giving Free World a vast lead in total output.
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Ford Motor Plant
Dearborn
Michigan
Free World
LMR
Bowling Notes Singles Championship Sparks Club Rivalries
Great interest surrounds the clubs singles championship as finals near. Club president Eric Carson defeated defending champion Jacki West 31 to 29 in a standout match. Louis Garland, a new recruit, beat Jack Alder 32 to 20 and other results included Weat over Edmonda 31 12, Carson over Woodward 32 27, Fairfax over Ryan 31 24, Thompson over Allen 31 22, Middlebrook over Campbell 31 21. Upcoming games include Dombkins vs Franks and Thompson vs Middlebrook, plus Laurentus vs Harpley. Gloucester travels to Taree for the association fours with Carson, West, Lyall, and Stitt.
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Eric Carson
Jacki West
Louis Garland
Jack Alder
J. Weat
K. Edmonda
E. Carson
J. Woodward
G. Fairfax
P. Ryan
Thomp
Gloucester
Taree
Jack West
Dave Lyall
Ken Stitt
International Code Of Ethics For The Press Draft
The United Nations proclaims an international code of ethics for the press stressing freedom of information as a fundamental right. It calls for accuracy, honesty, and responsibility, banning distortion, suppression, calumny, and unverified rumours while urging publication with public interest in mind.
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United National Organisation
United Natices
Bette
Tme
Thors
Church Services Across Gloucester Area
A compiled notice lists Methodist Church services in Gloucester and Stratford with times on Sundays and midweek in March. Church of England services occur in Gloucester and Barrington with additional Wednesday gatherings. Baptist and Presbyterian services are noted for Gloucester, Stratford and Cobark with harvest and thanksgiving services scheduled by local ministers.
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Methodist
Gloucester
Family
Stratford
Ward's River
Victor Hayes
Church of England
Barrington
Gang
St. Paul's Choir
David R. May
Baptist
Rey, K. & Bergin
Presbyterian Church
St Andrew's Church
Cobark
Invergordon
George McLean
Gandhi teachings apply today in New York column
Mrs. Roosevelt's column quotes Mahatma Gandhi saying the final supremacy of spirit over matter and liberty over brute force will prevail. She notes Gandhi spoke of India but warned his words apply to any country, including the United States, to avoid Bolshevism.
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New York
India
Mahatma Gand
Aineland
United States
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Department OF Railways
New South Wales
A. Anderson
Yates & Twomey
DEP
BAW
Cimter
C. J. Hogan
HH. D. Want
Ocowper Street
PRICE
Gloucester Soldiers Club
Paul Robeson
Leslie “Sanders
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Charles Starrett
Lou Hall
Steve Darrell
International News
Marius Goring
Peter Ustinov
Shep Comes
Eobbert Lowery
Billy Kimbley
Margia Dean
Wingham
Wells Blanch
Gloucester Poultry Club
United Nations
Pest
United Nation
Republic of Korea
Republic of Colombia
Awere
Gloucester P. and C. Association
A. R. Wilson
O Cloucester Bowling Club
South British Insurance Company
Paul Ryas
Joe Corbett
School OF
Mia
Bomaie Haseivood
Yates & Twomey Hardware
Mt. Barker
N.Z
the Garden of Rose Roses Cafe Om
Ini
Randwich
Gloucester Advocate
International Code of Ethics
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