Gloucester Shire Council agrees on widening Bindera Road cutting
At the last Gloucester Shire Council meeting the Works Committees discussed engaging Dillon Bros to repair the old cutting to Dilon's homestead and consider Mr Ross for the extra width of 14 feet. The engineer proposed a £300 cap, and contracts with Mr Ross were to be drawn up. Residents on Glen Donald Road will self-arrange the river crossing and pipe work near Kevin Westley was recommended. Access to water at Waukivry bridge explored with resumption of three acres on the western bank for a watering place, noting powers lie with the P P Board. Vagrancy charged, rabbit skins market details recorded.
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Bindera
Gloucester
Dilon
Dillon Bros
Breese
Alex Foss
Dr. Laurie
Gs Ek
Ernee Breese
Farley
Counci
Ross
Channon
Dillon Brothers
Glen Donald
Kevin Westley
Barrington A
Alex Wilson
Waukivory Road
Oskey Creek
Waukivry
Waukivery Bridge
P.P. Board
Laurie
Livermore
F.P
P.P
Gloucester Shire Council Updates on Roads and Safety Measures
Gloucester Shire Council reports patrol grader activity on Barrington and Bundook roads, repairs to culverts between Green's and Shire boundary, and new 18 inch culvert on Cobark Road. King George Park mine shaft fencing, Tugrabakh Bridge work, and recommended simple contract haulage forms for 1948. Applications for patrol trader operator reviewed. G Fraser chosen. Various repair requests pending across Bucketts, Nowendoc, Kuithi, Allardice, Mitchell, Heatherdale, Mogrant Creek, and Belbora areas.
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FE. Harris
Gloucester
Barrington Road
Bundoko
Latimore's
Green's
Shire
Oakey Creek
J. G. Wilson
Cobark-Copeland
Barrington River
King George Park
Farley
Farlex
Tugrabakh Creek
Dmla
Hmulge
Dre. Laurie and Channon
Council
G. Fraser
Sydney
Fraser
Department of Main Roads
Carson
Northern Timber Company
Arth
Buntock Road
Machin
Wingham
AJ C.W
McPherson
Umit
Cra. Livermore and Parley
Dr. Laurie
Bucketts Road
Breese
Nowendoc
Kuuthi
Carter
Allardice’s
Apsley
McRae
Mitchell
Carson's
Heatherdale
Hume Street
Dr. Livermore
Stratford Hall
Mogrant Creek Road
Memorial Park
Bullen Bullen
Gloucester council raises off peak hot water charge
Gloucester Shire Council on Friday approved a small rise to off peak hot water charges from 54 to 63d following department cost increases for electricity coal and labour. The Electrical Engineer Mr F Lowe reported clocks for off peak hot water will be offered for purchase or rental with council favoring purchase. Continuous clocks issues noted if power fails.
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Gloucester
F. Lowe
Cra. Channon and
Laurie
Lowe
Dre. Channon and
Faorley
Gloucester cattle sale at Winchcombe Careen’s Homebush
A sale of 17 head from Hambrger Bros Gloucester topped at 16 pounds 2 shillings with an average of 14 13 4. Forty one yearlings and vealers sold to 11 pounds 2 shillings, averaging 10 19 1, held at Winchcombe Careen's Homebush section last Monday.
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Gloucester
Hambrger Bros
Winchcombe Careen
Repair needs highlighted on town streets and signs
Dr Liver stressed completing Rama bridge approaches and road repairs. Dr Channon urged a clear Pacific Highway sign at Ravenshaw and Queen Streets to guide visitors who turn left. He noted gravel for Gregson Street and Narraweena hospital frontage, a washed road, and a hole near the ramp. A rut on Crowther Lane near Roy Rudkin’s also required fixing.
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Livermore
Tiribridge
Channon
Ravenshaw and
Queen Sts
Gregson Street
Narraweeme Hospital
Crowther
Roy Rudkin
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Bee
Garner
Garners
P.O
Allis Chalmers
Dombkins Bros
Mitchell Shearer
Gloucester 121
Leslie Rye
Gloucester Advocate
Barrington St
Bindera Road
Harold
Shorty) Simon
Winchcompbe, Carson Ltd
Petty
Misses Jones
New NeWman
F. E Jones
Church St., Gloucester
Taylor’s
S.J. Bennett
Central Sales & Services
Sweeny Bros
Bakers
Procera Bread
Gloucester Shire Council
Engineers Report
Crease
Church Street
T. L. Care
Golden Gate Cafe
Gloucester T
Tom Hicks
6& General Commission
Queen Street
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