Political Sensation Lands in NSW Debt Row
In the House of Representatives last night Minister Seu Tin read telegrams from Lang declaring New South Wales would not meet interest payments due in London. Canberra says the Federal Government will provide a temporary measure to meet next week’s payments and may take action against New South Wales as London papers report a disorganized Australian stock market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Seutin
Lang
London
New South Wales
Canberra
Manning Centenarian Alexander McDowell Honored
A Manning River veteran, Alexander McDowell born in Inverness in 1836, celebrated his 100th birthday last Monday after arriving in New South Wales 85 years ago. He and his late wife lived in Morpeth and the Maitland district before moving to the Manning River area. He has two brothers who died aged 64 and 87. Now a resident at Sasrea Heart Hospice Darlinghurst, his family once ran a Commercial Hotel function notice for April 2 remains unclear.
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Alexander McDowell
Manning River
New South Wales
Sasrea Heart
Darlinghurst
Inverness
McDonell Ee Ee
William Nicoll
Morpeth
Maitland
Manning Fiver
Jems Thieson
McDowell
Missing airliner Southern Cloud search continues
No trace has yet been found of the missing airliner Southern Cloud which disappeared on Saturday with six passengers and two crew. In other brief items, Sydney cattle sales report Yarded stock, prices for prime and bargain lots, and a Barrington Harvest Festival attendance and profits after a weather postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Cloud
Pike Legislative Council
Barrington
Barrington Hall
Congregational
Copeland
Gloucester
S. Webeck
Matthews
Gloucester Golf Club Members Fixture List 1981
Gloucester Golf Club announces the 1981 fixtures led by opening day archave handicap on April 8 and a series of stroke and handicap events. Highlights include the Fulton Cup first round on June 18, inter-club matches, President versus Secretary events, and the monthly medal stroke handicaps through August with final rounds in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J ‘Maretti
Cassains Poursoone
Jans
Falton
Suns
Monster meeting on Monday night in Gloucester
Dr Earle Page visiting Gloucester for a large address at Star Theatre. He will discuss repudiation of government interest payments and the movement for a New Northern State. Mr A J White to chair the 8 pm meeting, expected to be one of the biggest in Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales Labour
Carle Page
Federal Country Party
Star Theatre
Gloucester
A. J. White
Earle Page
M.H.R
NEW England Movement
Special Cattle Sale Boosts Prices Across Districts
Matthewson and Co report a successful sale last Tuesday drawing buyers from Singleton Maitland Gresford Dungog and Myall districts. Trade rose 25 to 30 shillings from prior sales with 606 head sold at an average of £4 17s. Prices list numerous steers cows calves stores and heifers traded by multiple vendors. next sale scheduled for 2 April 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthewson and Co
Singleton
Maitland
Gresford
Dungog
D. Brims
D. Brimston
J. Mills
Farley Bros
H.W. Laurie
N. Shaw
Bind
L. Cooper
Nelfer
C. Bird
W. J. Laurie
E. P Allardice
J.W Westley
G. Schmaer
J. Delah Singh
Testereili
P. Webeck
Bullock
J Webeck
F. G. Farley
J. Eb Farley
B. Pow
Helfer
J. B. Grant
J. Merchant
L. Penfold
F. Johnson
H Green
Miller
A. Blanch
B. Steenson
J. T. Grant
J. German
W. A. Fitzgerstd
CO. Wellard
Borham
D. J. West
Sydney market reports and dairy figures from February
Pigs at Sydney sales totalled 1500 head with Porkeshs forward in large numbers but weaker for other classes. Backtraters 40 to 120 per head, baconery 88 to 46, parkera 17 to 36. Sydney calf market notes farmers reports prices from 12/6 to 3/10, paddies 18/8, dairy output of February at Wallamba shows 112,212 lb butter produced and cream purchases 6143/14/7, prices paid 2 1/4d per lb to suppliers for choicest butter. Continuous discussion of market trends and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Hany
Wallamba
Twenty first Gloucester A H fe P exhibition held with fine weather
The twenty first annual Gloucester A H fe P exhibition ran Wednesday and Thursday with excellent weather and satisfactory attendance. Gate receipts exceeded last year by 412 or so on day one and fell by 26 on day two, total £187 10s 3d versus £214 5s 8d prior year. Dairy cattle and poultry excelled, beef cattle weaker, farm produce poor. side shows were large and ring well ordered. Officials praised, with opening by the Hon Walter Bensett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester A. H. Fe P. Age
Rome
Payne's
Kratzy
Gloucester
Wsttr
A.W.A
H. Barrott
Bill Brown
C.W.A
Gloucester Show Pavilion Shines Amid Mixed Floral Exhibit
At Gloucester Show the pavilion met expected standards with dahlias claiming top blooms while flowers and plants were fewer overall. Main prize winners included Mr. E. Anderson Mrs. Jack Tull and Mr. J.T. Hicks. Non competitive display by Mr. A. E. Wella showcased twelve decorative varieties. Asters by Miss McDonald impressed as did fine rasen Pyil plants.
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Gloucester
E. Anderson
Jack Tull
J.T. Hicks
A. E. Wella
Newcastle
Hlinor Vandaneer
Dr. Bijls
Doris May
Millionaire
Don Franz
W. D. Cartwright
Fl Jarrett
Baricia
Bf. Thurlow
Druban
Ring Events at Local Show Highlight Fine Hack, Pony, and Jump Rounds
A busy ring show featured strong hacks led by L. B. Street and A. I. White with notable horses including Victor. Kratz's Pancheta won the 11 stone hack and later claimed the champion hack ribbon. Open hunt by G. Kratz’s Lady Grey impressed, while Eric Higgins excelled in pony and open events. A serious fall involving W. Tout and a brush hurdle incident marred the day, but skirmishes remained nonfatal. Cattle drafting drew praise as the best exhibited, with a novice chestnut from the Upper Hunter promising future success. The high jump showcased top State horses like Koongal and Kit tle. the committee is urged to upgrade the hurdle for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Waller
Messrs
L. B. Street
A. I. White
Victor
Bint
Nana Gien
Vic. Ford
Fim
Kratz
Pancheta
Panchets
G. Kratz
Lady Grey
Smith
Eric Higgins
Mr. Waill
W. Tout
Kas
Taylor
Bert Lynch
Alex. Stewart
A. J. Payne
Koongal
G. Krats
Mr Radium
A. G Stewart
Kittle
Koonsgal
Alex Stewart
Kiltie
Obituary of Mr Schneider of Krambach District
Mr Schneider, 72, longtime Wal arabe and district figure, died Friday afternoon at Krambach after six months illness and a December stroke. Native of Brookfield near Dungog, he leaves a large family including five sons and four daughters. Survived by wife Mrs Schneider. sons George Schneider and Joe Pat- among others. The family resided at Watang Creek area for about 67 years. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Krambach
Wal ‘Arabe
Sehneider
Brookfield
Dungog
Schelder
Watanga
Whelly Creek
Taut
Mins
Schneider
George Schneider
Junea
Joe Pat
Tom Hicks Auctioneer 3 Gloucester Property Sale
Mortgagees instruct an auction at His Rooms Victoria Street Taree on Wednesday at 12 noon. The property held by Mr J C Batenelor lies miles from Coolongolook totaling 1411 acres and 263 acres. includes homestead farm grant, 100 acres cleared, grazing country, 6 rooms house, subdivided into 5 paddocks. For further particulars contact the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Hole
Victoria Street
Taree
J.C. Batenelor
Coolongolook
Dairy farm with grazing property in Gloucester district
WANTED buyers sought by Paterson Easton & Co Wingham for a dairy farm of about 300 acres in Gloucester District and a grazing property of about 400 acres suitable to a small dairy operation. Send particulars to Wingham Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Waddell & Co
Ing
Easter Holiday Trains Excursion Tickets to Sydney
Excursion fares set at one and a quarter for double journey with a two month return. Valid on trains calling at Sydney and intermediate stations, Gloucester departure 10 49 pm April 2 and 12 am April 3 1981. First class and second class berths available. sleeping berths may be reserved on departure day for first class. Return privileges extended with fewer restrictions. details at stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gloucester
W. H. Newman
Fragmentary community notice on local residents
The text lists local names including Mrs.St Relborn and Miss Sarahier with references to brothers Frank and George Schnei dee at Firefly Creek, plus Phillip and other family details. It notes the late Mr Schneider as a hard working man who helped worthy movements, with community sections represented at a demonstration, though details are uncertain.
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Dyers Crowning
Mee
Taree
St Relborn
Sarahier
Frank Mind George Schneidee
Pirefly Creek
Phillip
Schneider
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J. Whatson
THE
City Price Draper Jucestor
W. Hawdon
ETU
Il. Hogg Dentistate of
Strathfietay
Doudee
Satudays
Albert E. Wells
Wil
T. Corbett
T.S. Wells
David H- J. Hill
C. Sutton
Manning Centenarian
Thurs
Fam
Glousester Borcenty
Homebush
Gloucester Golf Club
Monster
Ftage and McDonald (Sydhey) Ltd
Government Savings Link
Cantlereigh Street
LU Farris
Markey
Ace
White
Boorer
A. J Ross
A. ©. Christie
L. A. Harris
Don, Shaw
A. Archinal
TK Higgins
Hu J. Higgins
J. G. Parley
Les. Farley
W.H. Crowfant
W. D. McIntosh
C. Blanch
A. Masten
AC. Parish
D. R. Waddell
Geo.’ Schmierer
H. W. Murray
J. J. Atkins
Wm. Lowrey
D. Boorer
Ken Boorer
W. Newton
H. J. Dennett
Tom Elkin
Elskin
Monster Meeting
Shire
Me, Chistopher Schneider
Gloucester Shire Yards
Statian
Tom Hicks
Riverina Muyers
Messrs .Matthewson
Devon
Sire Yards
SAU
Hunter River
Havilay
ATR AM Douglas Waddell & Co
Choice
Allie
Douglas Waddell
Mny Lumber Dairy Paddlex
Beaf
Gloucester Shire
New England
Mesars Douglas Waddell & Co
Matthewson & Co
Southern
Gloucester Stock Sales
Parrington River
Akai
Ep Penranes
Gloucester Motor Sfies Company
Mathewson & CO
Deal
P. A. Smith
Street & Parish Ltd
Issac
Gloucestek
Woodward's
Tyrell St. Charles
Denison St
Gloucester Investments & Agency
Asman Blonche
Nabiac
Phil- Deietine
Troud Rosa
Ben Ratley
Pone
Court House
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