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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 15, 1940

Page

2

Destruction of Trees at Gloucester Court Case

At Gloucester Police Court on Monday F Burton claimed 135 pounds from Stroud Shire Council for shelter and shade trees destroyed during erecting electric power works. Witnesses for Burton valued the damage at 150 to 200 pounds. P M awarded Burton 86 pounds for tree loss, stump grubbed, and timber value. Council witnesses included Stone Wilson Campbell and Carlton who said trees had no value due to shelter trees in the paddock. The article also notes local events including a butter broadcast planned for April 5 and a dance raising funds for Gloucester War Chest, plus show results and theatre listings.

Gloucester F. Burton Ward Stroud Bert Lawtey Stratford Burton A. Greshant Shir Mr. Stone J. A. Wilson

Gloucester Show marks first attendance absence in 27 years

The Gloucester Show on Wednesday noted the long absence of Mr L H Street who did not attend for the first time in 27 years and remains in Narraweema Hospital. Other veteran committee members were also absent due to illness, while many visitors including Mrs Hookesen, Messrs Croker and Hillan, Mrs W E Sparke and show executives from Maitland Stroud and Gressors were present. A notable spectator was Mr Alex Stewart whose son follows in his footsteps. Newcastle visitor Frank Brockwell arrived with Irvine as he contemplates a trip to Adelaide via Boston.

Gloucester L. H. Street Street Narraweema Hospital A. H.& P. Association Alex, Ross Hookesen Dingadee Messrs. Croker All Hen Coonamble R. S. Wilton Alex ‘Stewart Aik, Jones Moree Ringsiders King Bros Hymond Good Bros Silver Mine Evening Star Neville Sime Digger

Police Court Motoring Fines and Record Errors

In police court George J. Mitchell paid fines for driving an expired license and an unregistered motor lorry, with costs. Colin Tull admitted guilt for unregistered vehicle use, citing water carting for bush fires. Francis P. Burnett faced a fine for faulty records on beatings in wool and hides, with the docket and receipt discrepancies questioned by counsel.

George J. Mitchell Colin Tull Casey We Barrington Road Tull

Bimibasha Tops Unruly Show Events At Gloucester

Arab stallion Bimibasha entered in sport events by Davey Bartlett of Woon/dooma Little Manning claimed the Marcus Clark prize at Gloucester Show though no class existed for his horse. Weights for the ground steer weighed 60Ibs, with MF Vines Dillon guessing the exact weight. Weighing overseen by Laurie Farley Wilson and Arch McRae. Archie White loaned steer for the fat steer class. Golf club annual meeting set for Tuesday at the School of Arts. golfers urged to attend for plans ahead.

Davey Bartlett Woondooma Gloucester Marcus Clark Vines Dillon A. J. B. Laurie J. B. Farley J. @. Wilson Arch McRae Archie White

Gloucester Water Crisis Shrinks River to Dry Holes

Gloucester faces a severe water shortage as the River Gloucester falls to its lowest level in memory and the pumping hole near town runs dry. Officials report 1800 gallons per hour leaking through gravel while daily needs reach 150000 to 200000 gallons. Council crews clear logs near the pumping site and plan releasing water from upstream holes, with an estimated one million gallons obtainable. Mr. Bennett announced central funds from Minister K C Martin for a 250000 gallon reservoir and rising main, costing about £11000, to bolster storage.

Gloucester Otter Factory C. E. Bennett K. C. Martin Gloucester Shire

Emergency water supply schemes discussed by Shire Council

The Shire Council met to review acute water shortages. The president outlined recent events and orders to conserve town water. The engineer proposed three options including upstream release, sinking a shaft, and a temporary river pipe with pumps. Council authorized the engineer to seek immediate relief funds and consult landowners for drain works, with further talks in Sydney.

Ccameil Bartington Johanston Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission BC. Laurie D. Laurie Cy. Moore Sydney Shire Irigation Commission Turner Martin Gloucester Council W. W. Hawdon Hole Verigation

Gloucester Show Exceeds Expectations Despite Weather

The Gloucester 1940 Annual Show concluded amid poor weather but exceeded expectations, thanks to strong committee and exhibitor cooperation. Beef breeds, Jerseys, Guernseys, and Tiwarra stock performed well, with Devons and Hampers noted for quality. Gate receipts rose to £172, and attendance and displays were orderly under officials led by Mr. Bennett MLA and President Lieut. R. P. Dawson.

Gloucester J. G. Wilson Gloucester Ar. & Association Jerseys Guernseys W. C. Ridgeway Ips Miajreie Om Secord Nighiy Booth Preston Tuncheon Tor Corbett Hughes Consville Casey Gregory A. J. Laurie Lieut R. P. Daw Son Cmp Arm Mtr TL MacAndrew Mes M. A. Newton Guarintora J. H. Farley FG. Warley W W. Crowfoot H.T. Higgins Jon N Laurie J. A. Ross W. J. Stanton Mossra Reg. Andrews

Gloucester Open Camp Draft Unites Hopes Of Bay Region Horses

The Gloucester Open Camp Draft attracted top local horses with War and Hers strong in show form. Ray and Sovereignty claimed first and second, while Maisie placed third, as owner’s absence due to bereavement touched Crowther entries. Eve Higging piloted X-Ray with notable skill, and a wide spread of riders displayed style across heats and parades. The event highlighted breeding, harness, and equestrian talent with vibrant public interest.

Gloucester Mrr W. Web Ray Sovereigny Mi R Crowther Maisie Thi Tine Aitie Amare Bill Webeck Crowther Eve Higging Rikien Hog. Paget Jude Martin Tady Algo Juvenilvs Dun W. C Alan Stan Hhizowary Jorethe

Court keeps peace after Gloucester disorder case

In Gloucester Police Court yesterday, Abbu Dotnet and two others faced charges over a disturbance on Queen Street. Thompson, 18, admitted offensive behavior and received a fine and a 12 month ban on supplying drink to him, while other defendants were discharged or warned.

Abbu Freeling Deni Ghureh Sheol Ssary Sheldon Chaplin Glouyester Huchws Donnelly Aspinall Heit Maxtwell Thompson Queen Street Hughes Thompsor Debme Thompson S

Show Prize Money At Gloucester Show Returned

Prize money won at the Gloucester Show will be collected from the Secretary at home in Church Street opposite the Court House. M. A. Newton serves as Secretary.

Gloucester Show Wing Church Street Court House M. A. Newton

Tender for Gloucester Showground grazing rights set for 8 years

Tender closing Thursday March 28 at 4 pm offers grazing rights at Gloucester Showground from April 1 1940. Committee may exclude stock during the show and on other days. Enquiries to Secretary. tenders judged in writing. envelope to be endorsed Tender for Showground.

Gloucester M. A. Newton

Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association Meeting Notice

The annual meeting of the Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association will be held at the school on Thursday March 28 at 3 p.m. The program includes business, the annual report and balance sheet, and election of officers. President H. T. Shepherd and Hon Secretary Hec Gray are named.

H. T. Shepherd HEC Gray Mothers Club A, Tate H, Gray the Park Tennis Club Tom Hollingworth School of Arts L. Stevens

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