Jersey wind breeder Honn leases farm near Barrington
Mr H Honn a noted Jersey stud breeder near Sydney leases Misa Carsons farm at Barrington and plans establishing a Jersey wind there. Death occurred at Nowras Hospital of Rev A Fisher Webster aged 75 after 50 years in the ministry. Attending leave and family notes from Gloucester and Barrington St. Reports of fishing on Hastings and Manning and Bank staff appointment for Warwick Woolcott.
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H. ©. Honn
Sydney
Uhe Reval
Misa Carson
Barrington
Nowas the Hospital
A. Fisher-Webster
Congregational Church
Copeland
Wingham
Australia
Gloucester
Stan Colling
The
A.lf
Stan
Arthur Collins
Barrington St
Harry Brockwell
Royal Oaks
Tighe’s Hill
Alf Edwards
Cardiff Picture Theatre
A. P. Cameron
Marcel
Muarquarie Street
Glen Innes
Cameéren
Misa Christina McLeaid
McLeod Clin
Manning River
Taree
Donald
Ann McLeod
Isle of Skye
Midlothian
Fatal Bullock Show Accident At Taree
Bruce Handcock aged 17 died after a bullock fell and rolled on him at Taree Show on Friday. He was a popular rider from Dungog, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Handcock. He competed in show rings across Bungog Stroud Gloucester Maitland and surrounding districts and rode many winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Handcock
Taree
Bruce
Dungog
H. N. Handcock
Myles Street
Bungog
Stroud
Gloucester
Wingham
Favourites Shine at Taree Show in Equine Exhibits
At the Taree Show on Thursday and Friday, Mrs. Edith Johnston and Mrs. H. White, long admired as Miss Edie Taylor and Miss Hazel Osmond, competed for the judge’s approval in equestrienne events with Johnston taking first and White second. The dairy cattle section impressed despite a dry season, headed by E. W. Everett of Barrington in Guernseys, with top honours across multiple categories. Junior Farmers, pony stallions, and maiden stock drafts also produced notable wins, including Noel Everett’s junior entries and Arthur Madden’s blue ribbon in pony events.
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Taree
Edith Johnston
H. White
Edie Taylor
Hazel Osmond
Caunt
Mra. Johnston
Flrat
Mra
White
E. W. Everett
Barrington
Guernseys
Hila
Megara
C. C
A. G. Drury
Noel Everett
Arthur Madden
Farley
Tom Gooch
Cows Sold at Winchcombe Auction in Homebush Sale
Results secured at Winchcombe Carson's Homebush auction on Thursday included W. P. Reichert of Gloucester selling 14 cows at a price of £10 14s each.
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Winchcombe
Carson
W. P. Reichert
Gloucester
Liberal Party of Australia Forms at Gloucester Meeting
A Gloucester School of Arts meeting formed a sub branch of the Liberal Party of Australia. Councillor J. G. Wilson chaired as Mr. H. Reeve outlined aims to unite liberal voters against Labour. Officers were elected, a Bank of NSW account opened, and annual dues set at 2/6 with 1/- for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester School of Arts
Sudrch
Liberal Party of Australia
J. G. Wilson
H. Reeve
Labour
Menzies
Country Party
Reeve
Commonwealth Bank
W. P. Reichert
Wieson
Liberal Party of Australs
Gloucester
Gloucester Agricultural Show Began In 1870 With Notable Leaders
Records show the Gloucester Agricultural Horticultural and Pastoral Association founded in 1870. The first exhibition took place on March 18 and 19 at the Homestead grounds, with J Stanley Christian as President, J R Higgins and T N Wright as Vice-Presidents, W W Hawden as Hon. Treasurer, and Edward Hye as Hon. Secretary, among a long list of committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Agricultural
Gloucester
J. Stanley Christian
J. R. Higgins
T. N. Wright
W. W. Hawden
Edward Hye
Lhoge
J. N
J. E
A. R. Laurie
W. Dare
T. L. Higgins
Farley
H.C. Perram
J. McIntyre
BD. Grant
E. E. Hawdon
T. A. Landers
D. Young
T. Parker
J. W. Corbett
R. Easton
A. Grant
P. Langworthy
W. A. Horrin
Ward's River Branch Wins Red Cross Certificate of Merit
Members of Ward's River Red Cross Branch and the Sports Committee celebrate after earning the Certificate of Merit for Group 1 Country in the Red Cross Day Appeal. They raised 390 pounds through a December Day effort, with congratulations from Head Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
River Red Cross
Rodio
Red Cross
Leonard Darby
Gloucester's Third Victory Loan Progress
Local subscriptions reach £1510 from 10 supporters as Gloucester pursues its £15000 quota. The report notes the city has made only a small start toward the target and urges more participation to meet the goal.
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Ihe
Addresses by Freda Lewis and Elsie Wakefield at School of Arts
Miss Freda Lewis and Mrs Elsie Wakefield of the Communist Party will speak at the School of Arts on March 26. The event is listed in local notices and highlights party activities and public engagement.
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Australian Communist Party
Gloucester School OF Arts
Freda Lewis
Elsie Wakefield
Communist Party
Wlison
Holstein
School of Arts
Allied Drive Across Rhine Seals Saar and Recreates Ruhr Link
Allied forces push from the Rhine into flat country toward the Ruhr as the Third Army clears Bingen and advances to encircle the Saar, while Remagen bridgehead breaks out and German losses rise. Russians and Poles seize Kolberg naval base and bombers hit Danzig amid heavy fighting near Stettin and Berlin.
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Third Army
Rhine
Saar
First Army
Remagen
Ruhr
New York
Third
Bingen
Seventh Army
Saarbrucken
Cologne-Frankfurt
Ue Lurlendorft
Baltic
Kolhere
Danzig
Khukov
Stettin
Oder
Kliukov
Berlin
Japan’s Cities Burn as Firestorms Roar Across Nation
Nafo va the third city of Japan endures another Superfortress raid as carrier planes hammer Kyushu and Shikoku airfields. Over ten days of war see more than 11,000 tons of incendiaries turning four major cities into infernos.
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Na Fova
Japan
Kyushu
Shikoku
British pressure tightens on Japanese in Central Burma
British 4th Army forces tighten control of communications around Mandalay as Japanese troops resist in Fort Dufferin area. In Solomons reporting, Australians grimly note heavy opposition but discover most garrison had evacuated Taioi, reducing threat to northern fores.
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Burma
4Th
Mandalay
Fort Dufferin
Solomons
Taioi
Genga River
Commercial Homebush Stock Sales Report
Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd note 2085 cattle yarded with prime lots and lower values. Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports 208h cattle yarded with mined quality. Market opened 15 to 20 cheaper. Best dealers to 65, steers to 69, heifers to 55, bullocks to 56, cows to 48 per 100 lb. Maitland cattle sales record THO fat cattle at Campbell Hill yards with prime light to medium weights, yearlings and venters plentiful. Best bullock yards to £25 16, cows to £16 15, good £12 10, yearlings to £11 15, bulls to £14 10. Choppers £2 to £2 15.
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Homebush Stock
Sydney
Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sleeper Inspection Planned by Railways at Gloucester
The Stores Branch of the Department of Railways announces a sleeper and timber inspection at Gloucester on Tuesday March 27 at 8 30 p m. Cutters’ claims on proper forms are required at the start of the inspection.
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Dept. of Railways
Gloucester
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Howl
Stevens
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W. Beeman
A. J. Beeman
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Harvey Ivers
Church Street
Gloucester Grocery & Furniture CO
le Quesne
Bank of New South Wales
JAP Cities Blazing
S.W
O.S
A.B.C
Mercery Department
U.S
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