Gloucester Advocat Reports From March 18 1930 News Day
Gloucester notices from March 18 1930 include road assessments on Walcha Gloucester and Tamworth Port Stephens routes with a plan for further study. Local figures Mr G A Crossman visits to discuss farm work and emigration aids while Pat Maher recuperates after an injury. Dairy output and payments for February are listed, plus a large Tabulam cattle sale planned for Friday 21 March. A Dungog bank manager retires after 20 years, and Gloucester prepares for a new football league with six teams proposed for a Monday night meeting at the Majestic Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tablelands
Port Stephens
Main Roads Board
Walrhe-Port Stephens
Tamworth-Port Stephens
Gloucester-Walcha
Gloucester
Giro
G. A. Crossman
New Settlers League and Immigration Department
Crossman
Pat Maher
CG. Garner
Tie Hoe
Improper Question Triggers New Trial Order in NSW Case
In an appeal to the NSW court, the High Court reviewed a trial where counsel’s cross-examination implied settlement offers. The judge refused to dismiss the jury, but directed a new trial after acknowledging the impropriety and its potential prejudice. The bench stressed high professional standards for counsel. The order for a new trial followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Brrest
James A
Halse Rogers
Ferguson
James Croll
Charles ‘Thomas Abbott
Croll
Abbott
Robert Duncan McRse
St Wan
Monahan
E.C
Montague
W. W. Hawdon
Gloucester
Sydney
Aubrey Halloran
Shand
K.C
Sheppard
Mesers Ellliott
Walter
Dungog
N. A. Elliott
Nsw
Upper Manning Road Bridge Talk at Gloucester Council
Gloucestershire Council discusses Manning Shire request for a concrete bridge at Till crossing on the Barnard River. Cost £2400 with £150 Gloucester share for approaches. plan to seek a government grant and possible loan, two councils to cooperate for ratepayers relief and outlet to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucestershire Council
Manning Shire
Gloucester Shire
Manning Council
Gloucester Council
Gloucester
Manning
Summerville
Reichert
Simmerville
Bundock
Boundary
Irl
Sullivan's Crossing
Voree
Candle Flat
Higgins
Manning’ Council
Mae
Easton
Boundary road dispute discussed by Councils and doctors
Dr Higgins and Dr Summerville debated dividing maintenance of Boundary Road between Manning and Gloucester Councils. Payment for work alleged, with claims of saved costs. A motion to reopen the question was carried and the matter adjourned with Summerville thanking the Council before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boundary Road
Higgins
Dr. Summerville
Summerville
Gloucester
Dr. Higgins
Cautwell
Dr Higgins
Fay
Cr. Higgins
Cr. Weichert
Cr. Summerville
Cr. Reichert
Giggins
Figgins
Reichert
Summervile
Dr. Reichert
Cr Summerville
Higiins
Council
Vanda
Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association Meeting Notice
The Annual Meeting will be held in the Public School on Thursday March 20 at 8 pm with ten members invited. G McDonald, Hon. Lee. The Annual Meeting of the Club will be held in the Methodist Church on Wednesday March 19 at 7 45 pm with ten members invited. A Bleakley, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. McDonald
Hon
Lee
Stratford
Stratford Public Hall
Howard Pignell
Stratford Public Hall Management Committee
A. Bleakley
Tabulam Cattle Sale Scheduled for Friday March 21 1930
Tabulam sale will offer 2000 head of local cattle including 380 bullocks 4/4 years and a strong Hereford line. The yarding features 700 steers 15 months to 2 years, 80 steers 11/2 years, 200 heifers 18 months, 210 heifers 14/2 years with 130 speyed and 100 cows with calves. Also 70 cows and calves 7/8 years, 80 fat cows and heifers, 50 dairy heifers. Sale begins 12:30 pm with drovers available for destinations. Farrell Craike & Co and Dalgety & Co Ltd, Tabulam Sydney.
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Tahutum
Messrs Farrell Craike & Co
Measra Dalgety & Co
Hereford and
Devons
Durhams
Farrell Craike & CO
Dalgety & CD Ltd
Tabulam
Sydney
Matthewson & Co
T. A. Laurie
Nowendoe
Hloreford
Dan
Greet
Walens
Jim Mullen
Nowendoc
Walcha
W. M. Griffiths
Watcha
Percy Wall
Ae EK
Wall Glen Morrison
Awe JL
Wall
A McRae
Devon
D. McKinnon
Aje H. Bartlett
Ross
Orratt & Co
Urort
W. C. Judgeway
Andrew Sansom
Ot. A. Laurie
Douglas Waddell & Co
Sity All Stewart & Co
Tasnworth
Alfred Norn
Wareha
Hereford
New England
Poland
PATRS
McCormack
Harrow
Koller
Senitier
Gloucester Golf Club Opening Day Brings Good Attendance
Weather improved after rain as Gloucester Golf Club opened the 1980 season with a strong turnout for a mixed foursome. Club President W. W. Hawdon welcomed visitors and presented trophies. notable results include Miss M. Hawdon and E. Horner winning the 12 hole mixed foursome with 71 18 53 and Mrs. Levick and L. Rye 82 21 61. Monthly Medal and 18 hole stroke handicap scheduled for the following Saturday with a 1.45 pm start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Golf Links
W. W. Hawdon
M. Hawdon
Horner
Miss Hawdon
E. Horner
Mrs. Horner
R. Levick
Miss Mackay de Charlton
Mrx Doudney
Doudney
Miss Middlebrook & Ashwort
Tt Lim
Ars Ashworth & Graham
Mrs. Levick & Lo Rye
Mrs. Newton & R
Hall
Bis
Street
D& Hawdon
Mrs
Novice Woodchopping Contest Promoted by Local Hotel
A Saturday afternoon novice woodchopping contest at the Commercial Hotel drew a good crowd. Nine entrants competed in two heats and a final with Getts disqualified for starting early. Erle Blanch, at 15, shows potential under his father Herb Blanch’s tutelage. Judges included Q Ireland and J Moffatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PJ. Ryan
Commercial Hotel
G. Gam
Jack Moffatt Jnr
Finmied
Herb Blanch
Nerb Blanch
P. J. Ryan
Messrs
Q. Ireland
J. Moffatt
Cycil Phillips
Jim Mottalt
Public meeting on forming Gloucester football league
General Motors dealer Hardes of Gloucester announces a public meeting at the Majestic Theatre on Monday night March 24 to discuss forming a Gloucester football league. All players and supporters are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Gloucester
Kramtach
Cravet-Stratford
Barrington
Majestic
Stratford Auction Of Cottage And High Class Furniture
Mr Bruce Purley leaves the district and will sell by auction at Stratford on March 22 at 4 pm. The sale includes a four room cottage with verandahs and outbuildings, plus the full high class furniture and effects. Furniture features maple bedroom suite, dining set, sideboard, piano, kitchenware, linens, curtains, carpets, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Purley
Stratford
Farley
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A. A. Doudney
Church Strees
Cecil Sutton
Corbatt
Birle Welné
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
Russell Hall
Public Accountants & Income Tax Consultants
Church St
Gloucester Dairy Co
W. D. McIntosh
Buckett's Road
Taree Show
K. Bobbs
Commercial Bank
Will Eli
MacDonald
Upper Manning Road
Tiri
Metchert
Ser Mreed
Relchert
Gr. Melchert
Gloucester Parents & Citizens Assn
Stratford Public Meeting
Methodist Tennis Club
Tabulam Cattle Sale
Tahuwlam Yards
Gloucester Golf Club
D.R. Waddell
A. Hardes
General Motors
Rawdon Vale
A. Wilkes
Gloucester Shire Yards
Tom Hicks
Stratfo
Gloucester Dairy Company Limited
J. M, Wratten
Gatyle Sale
Shire Yards
Berkstire
C. Blanch
Amu
Anle
Hirge
Taree
A. Jackson
Ser
RED Cross
Morris
LAISH
I. Hicks
HU. A. Barraclough Limited Opticians
George St. Sydney
the Royal Hotel
P. W. Russell
McKay
Sunshine
Dalgety
Gloucester Investments & Agency Co
Herrbalist
Nablac
EIXIT
Vita Lick
E. A. Gresham
Foley
Waddell & CO
TG Sale
Otfen
Savaneisis
Comat
Coors
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