A W Mowle Architect Gloucester Hotel Phone 6
A. W. Mowle, architect, involved with Gloucester Hotel project noted with the telephone contact 6. Details of date or scope not provided in fragment. emphasis on professional role and contact point.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1934
Page
2
A. W. Mowle, architect, involved with Gloucester Hotel project noted with the telephone contact 6. Details of date or scope not provided in fragment. emphasis on professional role and contact point.
The Gloucester column reports a fire at the P. & L. Campbell sawmill discovered around 2:30 a.m. on Saturday. Firefighters confined the blaze to workshop areas. damage estimated at about £100 with uncertain cause. Also notes electoral redistribution plans, Methodist Church leadership changes, Gloucester Show awards corrections, Dungog show privileges, death of Mrs Nina Taylor, and Gloucester football selections for Easter match.
Gloucester community leaders briefed Railway Commissioners on improving morning train service for Ward River and Stratford students to attend Gloucester Public School. Deputations urged delaying the 1 am Ward’s River goods run, citing benefits for rural children and cattle buyers. Commission officials noted timetable constraints and promised to advise on decisions.
A Copeland letter to the editor urges government to retain a local police presence amid shifting diggings. The writer notes residents feel unsafe when officers are absent and cites roving bands attracted by gold. He asks for continued protection for the mixed mining community.
Last Saturday Street rink beat Boorea 28 to 9, Andrews beat Whites 28 to 19, Anderson defeated Adams 29 to 22. Andrew s rink leads with 6 points while White Street and Anderson trail. No rinks championship games next Saturday due to Easter. Harris Cup handicaps listed for first round to finish by April 14 with matches Andrews versus White Bolton versus Adame Anderson versus Kendall Thomas versus Goddard Ashworth versus Treac Minco versus Tresidder Boorer versus Smith Woodward versus Alder McIntyre versus Street Lowe versus Milne.
Adeline Nash sues H H West for £100 alleging breach of a cream carting agreement at Waukivory. Proceedings detail the contract terms, shifting arrangements, and West's ill health as his wife took over the business while witnesses describe profits, operations, and eliminations of Nash’s role amid a transfer to Mrs West.
In Gloucester, a farm dispute ended with the wife taking control of the dairy and lease, while the husband plans to recover. The judge ruled damages for the plaintiff at £60, noting the contract required specific timing for cream carting. The case referenced prior incidents and the risk of further financial loss, alongside a stay of proceedings for 21 days.
The notice advertises a cattle sale led by Tom Hicks, Gloucester. It lists 200 New England cattle booked and mentions local cattle entries with further entries invited.
The Gloucester Golf Club opened on a hot Saturday with a large mixed foursome field and many visitors. Scores featured Woodward and Mrs Snow 87 24, J McFae and Mrs Reddy 80 16, and numerous pairs with varying totals. several players did not complete their rounds. The club reported close to 100 members after 26 nominations for new membership, and announced a draw for the stride handicap among Associates with names listed for the event.
Gloucester District clubs travel to Nabiac to face Wallamba in a cricket match on Saturday. Wallamba won the toss and fielded first on a good wicket, with C McCook commanding the Wallamba side and Fred Marton excelling for Glywater. Wallamba won by a narrow margin amid a list of individual scores and cautious bowling, with detailed party line scores and subsequent sales notices for Hopcester cattle and related listings interwoven in the report.
A brief catalog offer advertises supply of goods with a call to Mok and contact for prices. It promises a fixed assortment kept on hand and guarantees satisfaction.
A list of household items is given and plans may be viewed at T. J. Holmes. A physical culture class seeks participants to form a gymnasium, with a meeting set for Thursday night March 29 at 7 30 pm in the J. N. Laurie Memorial Hall.
The Glouceste r District Tennis Club will meet at Lornetty Café on Wednesday night 2th March at 7 30. J B Wellard president and Melvy Po and L Campball and Co thank all who helped save the timber mill from a fire early Saturday morning.
W. H. Young advertises best prices for rabbit skins, hides and calf skins in any quantity. Also notes Broadbent Hairdresser across from Commercial Hotel has updated electric hair-cutting appliances and offers hare cuts in any style at the same prices.
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