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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1954
Page
3
Notice hereby given that the Water Supply in Lon caster will be interrupted between the hours of 10 and 12 on Sunday March 71st 1054 for necessary Raseryatt Cleaning. TARSHALL Shire Office Shire Chere 12/Rike
Probate notice filed for the estate of Slama fo. the undersigned. Application to administer the estate will be made after fourteen days from publication by the agent Ashbery. Legal formalities listed in the notice.
An inquest into a rail fatality outlines the coroner and officials presenting evidence. Witnesses include Palway Department, Boylan for the Australian Railways Union, and others discussing train 641, speed around 30 mph, and the driver’s actions at the time of impact near Gloucester.
A damaged OCR note describes a No 52 train at Yambunge Gloucester near 943 am, mentioning a fatal accident, multiple fractures, and a rescue timeline. It references a Bayan Wasturmas area, a conversion discussion, and later notes about a person named Mir and various injuries.
Fragmented text reports a sequence of town happenings including a man named John Mungerford, an unnamed injury incident, and references to Gloucester showground and hospital transfers. The garbled OCR includes names like Mr John Mungerford and Mr Al ex Johsutim, plus mentions of Baby Charles Pringle and transfers from River hospital to New caution for further treatment.
Fragmented notes describe a tennis event with players Grace Rinainst Tosday night and Peeriom defeating Ener malay. Mentions a Grand Pi fal Pale maton, and a 32 grade event. References upcoming matches on court N32 and Nel 2 court.
A Gloucester cattle sale drew attention for yarding quality and high rates, with observers noting a strong göst of demand. The event highlighted top bids from patrons including A. Young of the Dotor’s Hotel, Orange, and marked a robust market weekend despite fragmented OCR text.
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