Gloucester Shire Council plans and infra upgrades
Council notes inspection of area between Mr Kirk and Mr Kell properties for a four mile line with branches serving nine homes. Two sub stations may suffice if irrigation plants are limited and next year’s loan call is proposed. Additional extensions to Upper Barrington and Rocky Creek areas discussed.
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Kirk
Kell
Roadview
Upper Barrington
Landers
Irrigaon
Knight
Shelton
Hopkins
Greggon Street
Edwards
Esidhe
Upper
Barrington
Rocky Creek
Avon Valley
Gloucester River
Council
A. Wenham
Church Notes Methodist Thought For The Week
A reflective church note asks readers to recall only the good in others and praise virtue. It emphasizes the abundance of goodness in everyone and suggests practicing this mindset to foster happiness and kinder memories among people.
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C.H
Meeting of North Coast District Council of Parents and Citizens
A meeting at the District Rural School Wingham on February 28 discussed Gloucester requests for new primary and gullible secondary accommodation, refunding a projector deposit, transport of Bundock children to Wingham, and urging the Railway Department to attach a carriage to goods trains for student access. Cedar Party urged attendance requirements for children near bus routes.
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tijd-North Coast District Council of Parents and Citizens’ Association
Wingham
Gloucester
HT. Shepherd
H. Muddle
5. Thompson
Waukivory
W. R Ribbons
Gangat
A c
Murray
Bundock Messra
L. R. Marsh
W. T. King
Shepili
Mulbe
Police Department
Bundeook
MS George
Messrs Marsh and Keayes
Railway Department
Bundock
Wingbern
Council protests over school bus fares and train free travel
Members protested the need for bus children to pay fares while train passengers travel free. Mr Ribbons moved to again write to Gloucester Shire about a road deviation at Waukivory, promised earlier but not yet acted on. Mr Murray of Gangal thanked the Council for aid in repairs.
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J. W. Murray
Shire Chamber
Anderson
Mra. Walsh
Boundary Street
Cricket Oval
Phillip Street
Barrington Street
Channon
le Queane
Queen St
Mesers- Shepherd
Ribbons
Shepherd
Gloucester
Waukivory
Murray
Gangal
Lawyer’s Arm Gets Two Year Term in Court
A defense argued the defendant did not break in but merely showed an open window and moved items with an arm. The judge replied the arm is the offender, sentencing the arm to two years. The defendant then left with his artificial limb.
One Overwhelming Issue in Australia Politics
Political correspondent from Canberra notes Communist activity looms large as Britain’s Labour and Liberal parties weigh bans on the Communist Party. Defence plans, parliamentary bills, and a looming referendum shape a national debate amid rising international tensions. Canberra March 20, 148.
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Canberra
Petrol Tax Money Drive for Road Funds
The President of the Shires Association reports strong interest from country residents and motorists in securing more Petrol Tax money for local roads. A conference with the Local Government Association and groups including MAI AM, Graziers, Country Women, Farmers and Settlers, and Primary Producers is set in Sydney. The aim is to back Councils’ call for the full Petrol Tax collected from road users to fund road construction and improvements.
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Shires Association
A. AR. Townsend
Townsend
Shires’ Association
Local Government Association
Commonwealth
Sydney
M.alm.a
Chamber of Automotive Industries
Graziers' Association
Country Women's Association
Farmer and Settlers’ Association
Primary Producers’ Union
Local Cattle At Homebush Auction
At Homebush last Thursday Unea of Gloucester cattle were listed in Winchcombe Carsons auction. W P Reichert sold 14 cows at 14/17, Farley 1 heifer at 11/10, Roma 5 cows and heifers to 11/9 average 10/11/2, 3 vealers to 11 average 10/5/8, Bhaw Bros 1 steer 17, Bhaw Bros 1 heifer at 7/11.
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Homebush
Gloucester
Winchcombe
Carson
W. P. Reichert
Farley
Roma
Bhaw Bros
Centenary of Education in the State
This article marks the centenary of public education in Western Sydney, tracing origins from Britain’s reform era and Australia’s early schooling aid. It notes past boasts of excellence, calls for modernization, and outlines a local Centenary Week from April 18 to 23 with school tours, tree-planting, sports, and displays including a public address by Miss Hilda Barclay on April 23 about the New Deal for Education.
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W.S.W
Great Britain
America
London
Christ
God
Australia
Britain
Legislative Assembly
Sydney
House of Commons
Gloucester
Hilda Barcley
Show and Dance Fears and Food Shows Announced
A fragment notes a morning event titled Show and Dance with phrases like fearing to go and nothing like food shows to key-em. The text mentions a "hard on the bit thre' the sfterscom and tory" around p.m. on April 10, suggesting schedule uncertainty and local entertainment listings.
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Sfterscom
P.m
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P.O
Allis Chalmers
Dombkins Bros
Mitchell Shearer
Gloucester 121
Leslie Rye
Gloucester Advocate
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Gloucester Shire Council
Federation OF P. & C. Allns
Mid-North Oodabt
Frank Foley ‘Y
Ww. E Sparke Pty. Ltd
Lowry's
Lowry
Church Street
S.J. Bennett
Central Sales & Services
Peel
Everready
Canberma
Europe
Liberal Party
Labour Party
T. S. Care
Golden Gate Cafe
Fereuit
Sweeny Bros
Alf
Bakers
Procera Bread
Tom Hicks
General Commission
Queen Street
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