Gloucester Petty Sessions Rabbit Prosecution Sparks Debate
In Gloucester Court of Petty Sessions defendant Sydney Percy James Radford faced fines of £2 plus 45 court costs over rabbit control work claims. Discrepancies in inspector records and misreads by PP Board officers led to expenses disputed, with specialists noting months of activity and rework on 100 acres. Alleged assault complaints between Leslie Cowan and Harris Page were bottled out and struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Percy James Radford
Barrington
Gloucester Court of Petty Sessions
E. J. ‘Gibson
Hawdon
Murray Hooke
Gloucester PP. Board
J. W. Hawdon
Bothing
Hawson
Leslie A. Cowan
Harris Page
E. J. Gibson
A. M. Borthwick
Cowan
E. P. Dawson
Page
Obituary James Murray of Bunyah Dies at Home
James Murray longtime Bunyah resident and farmer died at his home after a long life in the community. He was born at Kimbriki and lived there before moving to Bunyah, survived by his wife Jane Maria Monk and siblings Alexander Allan Samuel Mrs John Newell Mrs Robert Paterson Archie William Hugh Mrs Willa Mina Nellie and other relatives. Funeral services were held at Krambach cemetery conducted by Rev. M. C. Hamysay according to the Champion obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murray
Bunyah
John Murray
Kimbriki
Mourray
Free Presbyterian Church
Jane Maria Monk
Wm. Monk
Brown's Creek
Alexander Murray
Firefly
Allan
Samuel
John Newell
Upper Myall
Robert Paterson
Upper Bunyah
Archie
William
Hugh
Mra
Willa
Coolongolook
Mina Nellie Murray
Krambach
M. C. Hamysay
Champion
Gloucester lime quest tests costs and subsidy options
A conference of butter factory managers and local producers weighs the cost of lime production and the potential for a Gloucester quarry. Debates cover open quarry costs around £5000, rail freight subsidies, full kiln capacity, and whether farmers will buy enough lime to justify a plant. The group notes existing kilns could lower prices if run at capacity and that education on lime use is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
D. A. Lean
Dungog
Mik Zeme Dairymes
Gloucester
Tuesaday
Aoc
Lower Hunter
Glouester
Hunter Valley
Milk Zone
Dairymen's Council
Primary Producers Union
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
Gloucester District
Magrant
Hill
Alt Hexham
Gloucester P.P.U
Advocate
A. McRae
Dungeg
Mid.c
Food For
Newcastle
McRae
Stokes
Kempary
Kempeey
Cockle Creek
Taree
Kempacy
Council
Lean
Gloucester Lime
Dungog Ume
Ebrorepn
Ingham
Ockle Creek
Cst
Brorson
F. Green
Mr. McRae
Green
Moruya
Hexham
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AT Garners
Nest
Garners
P.O
Allis Chalmers
Parmees
Dombkins Bros
Mitchell Shearer
Gloucester 121
Leslie Rye
Gloucester Advocate
Barrington St
Court OF Petty Sessions
Blow's
PHONE
Church Street
W. Tox
Misses Jones
NeWman F. E. Jones
Church St., Gloucester
Taylor’s
Church ST
S.J. Bennett
Central Sales & Services
Mesers
W. E. Searr
Dun- Woe Butter Factory
A. Brorson
Gloucester Butter Factory
J. B. Timbs
Bowthorne Butter Factory
J. Searr
Hunter Valley Butter Factory
0. A. Lean
Thee Mzdc
Gloucesah
Primary Producers’ Union F
Sweeny Bros
Alf
Bakers Phone
T. L. Care Best Meals
Golden Gate Cafe
Mullen Cordlals
Tom Hicks
General Commission
Queen Street
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