Cows Die on Park amid Suspected Poisoning Report
Two milch cows owned by H. J. Chanell and George Chapman were found dead on the park on Sunday. It is suspected the deaths result from poisoning after grass on the tennis courts was treated with a deadly mixture. The incident is viewed as gross neglect and warrants full inquiry. Also noted: Deputy Postmaster-General J. W. Kitto visited Gloucester and inspected the Bank of New South Wales site as a potential post office relocation. A Copeland topic recalls a prospector finding a half-sovereign coin in creek dirt. Upcoming events include Returned Soldiers’ League church parade at Memorial Park with Gloucester Band, and Easter Camp nominations for Young Australia League travel program from April 19–25 facilitating tours to Manly, Anzac Day, and more. 50 more boys needed. nominations close April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messia
H. J. Channell
George Chapman
J. W. Kitto
Gloucester
Bank of New South Wales
Church and
Queen Streets
Chamber of Commerce
Copeland
Returned Soldiers
Returned Soldiers’ League
Memorial Park
A.L
Sydney
Guntro
Young Australia League
Murray
Darling
Tweed
Burney
League
Ravel
Charles Kingsford Smith
Manly
Chariton and
Ryan
Gloucester Defeated By Wingham No 2 Team 89 To 68
Gloucester lost to Wingham's No 2 side 89 to 68 last Saturday with Yarnold Wallace Potheringham Whatua Munro Trealdder Johnson Periera Moore Abbot Kendall Smith Anderson among scorers. Next Saturday Taree No 1 will visit Gloucester as the local team lines up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Wingham
W. G
Yarnold
Bill Wallace
Potheringham
Whatua
Munro
Trealdder
Johnson
Periera
Moore
Abbott Kendall
Smith
Anderson
Kamme
Easton
Bell
Gibson
Andrews
Woodward
Howden
White
Cr. v
Goddard
Girl Wanted at Tugrabakh Dairy Farm
Reliable girl sought to work on a dairy farm at Tugrabakh about ax miles from town. Apply to Mrs D Green Tugrabakh via Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugrabakh
D. Green
Gloucester
Death of Alex Shaw prominent Barrington farmer
Obituary notes the death of Alex Shaw of Bowman River at 89 after heart trouble. A Scots migrant from 1850s Australia, he was a pioneer and respected farmer who ran a dairy operation on Craven Creek and supported the Gloucester district. He served as Gloucester Dairy Co director, Shire Councillor for A Riding, and Butter Rotary director. Funeral held at Barrington Cemetery with speeches by old friends and a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim Reaper
Inez
Alex. Shaw
Bowman River
Shaw
Uelven
Ife
Australia
Williama
Leff
Barrington
Norman
Alex
Alexi
Craven Creek
Australan Tilawarra
Mr. Shaw
Flora Ross
D. Rosa
Berrie
Charles
Don
Tinonce
Manning River
Stewart
Douglas
J. W. Corbett
Cornell
W. S. Selick
Ah, & F. Association
Hev's
Webster
Maitland
McLeod
Taree
P. Stewart
Dim Andl
Tom Ross
Neil Cromarty
J. M Wr
E. Alder
D. McCarthy
Nadie Heather
Ay Grahame
Arch Donald
Dunvegan
Tom Westley
J. Atkins McRae
Mra
W. Relf
J. McLeap
Jack
Jessie
B. Creagh
K. M
M. H. Locke
Petersham
J. H. Smith
J. 'T. Dillon
W. Richardson
Margaret
Ross
Neffie Relfi
W. I. Harris
Gorton
Kirk
Jim, Rien
Gloucester Dairy Coy., Ltd
W. W. Hawdon
An Appreciation of Alex Shin in Barrington District
An appreciation notice recalls the passing on March 21 of Alex Shin, longtime Barrington resident active in Shire and public affairs. He was the son of the late C Shaw Tatze, a hardy pioneer whose family settled Barrington years ago. Neighbors mourn a man of sterling qualities and ready help, whose memory will linger with kind thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Alex Shin
Shire
Lis Sond
C. Shaw Tatze
Bente
Manny Weod
Alex
Relief workers dispute Copeland men conditions
In Gloucester electorate Mr Cunningham explains the relief workers issue at Copeland. The minister reviews council responses to protests by unemployed men and women, noting council migration to nearby works, transport, tents, and food relief. A senior department inquiry is arranged to assess options and future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Legislative Assembly
C. ©. Gannett
M.L.A
A.P
Bloucester
Cessnock
Weneaday
Copeland
Dunningham
Gloucester
Fuente Wens
Wemen
Une Cornell
Whien
Cornella
R. Vowel
Ovat Council
Clef
Cef
Bennett
Mla
Vowell
Counsil
Vowers
Shirg
Gloucester Rifle Club Beats Taree At Gloucester Range
The Gloucester Rifle Club defeated Taree by 65 points on the Gloucester range. Gloucester 580, Taree 515. Watson and Whatson each scored 77 for Gloucester, with the shoot off favoring Watson. Baker contributed a strong score and the team averaged 724. A tea at Corbetts Cafe followed the event as visitors won the mixed match. Next fixtures include a shot against Wingham and a trooper match at the geal range. Captain A Johnston and Secretary Bob Johnston noted for expected next events.
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Taree
Gloucester Range
Loucester
Whatson
Wares and
Price
Gloucester
Whatsun
Baker
Wase
Hoy
Corbetts Cafe
Thornbury
Wingham
Geal
Inteniling
A. Johnston
Bob. Johnston
The Man Behind The Sun's Travel Writer Bob Davis
A feature praises Bob Davis of the New York Sun for his freewheeling reporting life. His orders to travel first class and write freely have led him to cover kings queens diplomats presidents and many other figures around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Davis
New York ‘Sun
Davis
Opening Day Notes at Gloucester Golf Links 1935
Large crowd attends Gloucester golf links opening day with mixed foursomes event won by L Rye and Mrs Snow. New mower in operation promises smoother greens. schedule of associates events and upcoming handicaps listed.
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Gloucester Golf Links
Tie
Anderson
Tie Vb
L Rye
Parish
Pariah
Garner
Laurie
Street
Channel
Miss Moffatt
Hawdon
Miss Laurie
D. Rye
Cavanaugh
Charlton
Mra. Horton
ST Moore
Streat
Mise Easton
Rodgers
Mululeprook
Thine
Carolan
Boston
Ay Bramble
Commercial Homebush stock sales report Sydney market easing
Munday Cattle and others noted buyers meeting weaker demand with price declines across fat cattle bullocks and cows. Queensland consignments accounted for about 12 percent while Winchcombe Carin Ltd and Pitt Bon Badgery Ltd reported cheaper opening sales and a generally medium yarding. Maitland Stour Sales recorded about 850 fat cattle with uneven quality and firmer demand for the best, calves and pigs varied, with pigs and bacon porkers selling within the day’s lower range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Sydney
Queensland
Winchcombe, Carin, Ltd
Pitt, Bon, & Badgery, Ltd
Maitland Stour
Bayern
McDonald visit to Gloucester Hotel in April
D L McDonald and partners from Sydney will visit Gloucester at the Commercial Hotel on April 5 for consultations. Appointments may be booked through A J Gavanough, Chemist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L McDonald
F.b.c.a
Homoure
SMC
London
Webster
Jock & McDonald
Sydney
Optioleum
Optametriats
Commercial
Gloucester
Erany
Bam
A. J.gavanough
Rabbit pest discussed at Gloucester meeting
The Gloucester board heard that rabbit infestation remains, aided by heavy rains and long grass. Officers urged burning cover, hindering tunnels, and continuous group efforts with neighbour cooperation. Residents reported varying success with netting, cyaniding, trapping, and fumigation as methods to reduce rabbits and restore feeding value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Moore
Gloucester PP
Jose
Girvan
H. Flannery
Filtie St
Wttle
Sam
Mel Higgins
Heute. Higgins
Baurie
Higgins
Laurie
Bernico
Air- Ne
Rawdon Vale
Cobsrk
Wison
Alsatian Dogs Threaten Direct Action Across Brisbane
At a Brisbane meeting Councillor J. Murphy warned men on the land were considering direct action to curb Alsatians feared to outgrow dingoes. He said the government had not yet finalised on measures to prevent Alsatian proliferation while the menace grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Murphy
Loos
Church Services Across Gloucestershire and Surrounding Areas
Sunday Lent services listed for Gloucester and nearby towns include Church of England parish events with Rev EW Rogers and Rev Wm Griffith Cochrane, Congregational Mission Nowenloc Myall and apel set, and Stroud Baptist Church under Rev L H Lakeapeare with locations and times noted for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
Gloucester
H.C. Copeland
EW. Rogers
Nassac Bed
Wm. Griffith Cochrane
Congregational Mission
Nowenloc
Myall
Apel
Gire
Pastor
J. Buttle
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Whatson’s
Paton & Baldwin
J. Whatson
A. 1
Cavanough
B. P. Dawson, B.A
OLD Bank N.3.w
A. W. Mowle Architect
QUEEN
Narraweema Private
Elliott ST
K. G. McRae
A.T.N
The
Gloucester Advocate
Mur
Alix
Mr. Cunningham
Gloucester Rifle Club
TMK
Pinturkes
Serret Holy
Suroke Heap
Means
G Easton
Snow
Stecet
Hogg
Miss Easton
Oluffvid
Roddy
M. Laurie
UK Higgins
J) Ashworth
Holmes
Horton
Joan Parish
Deards
Mrn
Ashworth
Gainer
G. Higgins
Mra. Matthews
Yates
Middenrook
Hall
Pam
orTomet
Inspector
Wallanbah
Paterson, Easton § Co. Wim
Wallanbart Subatvinian
New Lambton
Ice Works
Waralun
Lambton
Hubart Road
Larey
NASHS
Saxby's
Jenkins
Hon
Majestic Theatre
Penpold
Gloucester Bicycle Club
Channell
J, Channell
Hon. See
D. C
Supreme Court OF New South Wales
Alexander Shaw
Rookurst
New South Wales
Donald Shaw
George Harold Matthewson
Pat
Hawdon & Hawdon
Aubrey Halloran Esq
Martin Place
Hubert Joseph Cornish
Heteaf
Maude Catherine Cornesh
Dawson
Wilson & Dodds
Pitt Street
Sint March
Stroud Baptist Church
Craven
Stree
L. H. Lakeapeare
HL Jonmaton. Stratford Jr
Atr
L. Grithn
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