Gloucester News Roundup Sees Meetings, Accidents and Events
Public meeting reminder at Shire Hall in the Hun ter and Barrington Tops zone. coverage of a car crash at Wars iner's Bay injuring Erin Street's son and other occupants. plane activity with Mr Joe Laurie ferrying mourners. civil aviation inspection for a Gloucester aerodrome site beyond the Shire saleyards. Also notes on death, show prizes, band sports, and local stock and horse show results.
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Ocal Tourist
Shire
Span
Hunter and
Barrington Tops
Erin Street
L. E. Street
Gloucester
Warsiner's Bay
Lake Macquarie
R. Party
Civil Aviation
Chamber of Commerce
Jowthorne Butter Factory Directors Report Highlights Profit
The Bow thorne Co operative Butter Factory Ltd reports a six month profit of £237 2s 7d ending December 1935. Output fell with butter and cheese at 280 tons, down 377 tons from last year. milk processed 857,401 gallons, a drop of 169,825 gallons. Average prices paid to autopliera and milk reflect mill payouts net at farm and at the Milk Board. Football meeting notices and cattle auction details follow in this issue.
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Jowthorne
Bowthorne Co-operative Butter Factory ,Ltd
Autopliera Wan
The
Milk Board
Serious Accident Near Giro Station Sends One to Hospital
Saturday last a buggy carrying mailman Mr. D Allan and two passengers Miss Baker and Mr. Cylin Hickman capsized on a cutting due to rakes on the road near Giro Station. Miss Baker sustained a deep gash and other injuries requiring medical attention. Dr Munro of Gloucester arranged rail transport to Giro and on Sunday took the injured woman to Gloucester Hospital. The other two occupants escaped unharmed.
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Giro
D Allan
Miss Baker
Cylin Hickman
Glo
Munro
Gloucester
Joe Laurie
Harar in ruins after Italian air raid in Abyssinia
March 29 Addis Ababa dispatch reports Harar, Abyssinia's second city, in ruins after mass Italian air bombardment. Forty dead, 120 injured, population panic, hospitals and churches damaged, wireless station destroyed, European quarter hit, Italian forces advancing toward Debaren and Sokotat a. Second Army Corps now reportedly moving through Devareh toward Gonvtan as Italian front lines straighten.
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Addis Ababa
Hares
Abyssinia
Sso
Asmara
Stratezi
Soktota
Lake Ashanghi
Devareh Towsvils Gonvtan
Alreay
Mail Robbery Foils Route Between Eidsvold and Cracow
An armed masked man stopped a Cracow mail coach Saturday night and seized £1400 in cash seven mail bags and parcels. Detectives found the commandeered mail car near Cracow the next day with driver Charles Williams and Mrs. McDowell forced to recede along the road. Williams and the passenger entered Cracow to alert police as stations were warned to seize the escaping vehicle.
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Cracow
Eidsvold
Ealy
Charles Williams
Williams
Obituary: James Alexander Middleton Dies in Gloucester District
James Alexander Middleton died at Waulivery on Thursday after years of poor health due to blood pressure and a stroke. Born near Maitland, 64, he lived in Gloucester district 24 years, dairying at Wauleivery. Survived by wife and seven daughters and one son, plus two brothers and a sister. Burial at Gloucester Church of England cemetery after service by Rev H W Rogers.
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Waulivery
James Alexander Middleton
Middieter
Woodville
Maitland
Gloucester
J. H. Bmuith
Wauleivery
Middleton
Wankivory
Mins Christina Towns
James Towns
Paterson
Vis
Jack Foster
Waverley
Stan Crigp
H. T. Shepherd
Flo
Tuck
Gladys
Stan
Miriam
Harold
Clarice
Jack
Jean
Alex
Thelma
Bil
Lily
James
Will
Gordon
Cecil
Herb
Ribbons
Wailkivory School
Breese
Six Drowned in Davistown Fog Tragedy at Sea
Three men and three women drowned when two sedan cars slid from a fogbound wharf into more than 45 feet of water at Davistown seven miles from Gosford. Only Otto Tringtam and a woman who could not swim survived, escaping after smashing a window with a heavy instrument.
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Davistown
Gosford
David Missingham
Bondi
Missingham
Irene Curtin
G. H Boulton
Camperdawn
Lois Acheson
Manly
Hunter Henry
Yule
Mosman
B. Steyved
Otto Wil
May Lingham
Herbert Lettree
Otto Tringtam
Uiecar
Lingham
Commercial Homebush Cattle Sales Report From Sydney and Maitland
Cattle and livestock markets in Sydney and Maitland show moderate to weak demand. Trade beasts sold hard. inferior descriptions declined 10%. Bullocks to FLN/12, cows to £8/14, yeaLrs £8/16. Maitland yarding mixed. good cows and vealers fewer. best bullocks to £10, good £8/10, light £4. Pigs and calves: about 400 calves, prices 2/- cheaper. pigs around 36/ to 40/ for heavy, other weights down. general quality fair to poor.
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Homebush
Sydney
Maitland
Armidale Municipal
Yanis
New England
W. C. Hickey
B. Hickey
C. F. Grills
Aberfoll
T. F. Grill
E. C. Coward
Hereford
I Princ
Alingham
J. J. Bell
Newhaven
N.W. Brennan
Enmore
Murphy
Glent Innes
Stern
F. G. ‘Thorpe
Glenview
Finch
White & Son
A. H. McArthur & CO
Bowls News From Gloucester and Wingham Friendly Matches
Last Saturday Wingham visited Gloucester for a four rink friendly, Gloucester winning 103 to 83. Listed scores name G W Tent Kendall Munro Adame 30 and others. final pairs championship semi final saw Bolton and Street beat Lowe Woodward 20 to 15 with Tresidder and Boorer to beat Street and Bolton in the forthcoming final. Next Saturday Gloucester plans a visit to Taree for a rockal game featuring Vent Kendall Andrews Boorer Bolton Hawdon White Street Smith Jeffrey Anderson Munro, with secretary notice for any unavailability.
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Gloucester
W.tent
Kendall
Munro Adame
Maitland
Diamond
Peretta
Gibbob
Bolton
Hawdon
Street
Smart
Stack
Wallace
Walshe
Smith MacAndrew
Andrews
Anderson Ee Bird
Bromfield
Griffen
Moxey
Whatson
Jeffrey
Treatcder
Boorer
Dennis
Summerville
Bell
Lowe
Tennis Summer Competition Final Set for Park Court
Semi finals Saturday saw Factory beat Teachers 7 sets 44 games to 2 sets 34 games and Pennies win over Rockhurst 5 sets 47 games to 4 sets 45 games. Factory meets Pennies in the final at Park Court next Saturday. Annual Meeting of Axe Association elected officers. Winter Competition motions set April 1 deadline, team affiliation fees, and schedule rules clarified.
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Factory
Teachers
Pennies
Rockhurat
Park Court
Axesociation
H. W. Rogers
Ryan
Suih
Committee of Management
Grace
Gloucester Reds Football Club Annual Meeting Highlights
The Gloucester Reds Football Club held its annual meeting at the School of Arts with Ar Hec Gray presiding. The balance sheet showed receipts of £95 10s 8d and expenditures of £39 4s 4d, leaving £16 1s 4d. Officers elected include Mrs F M Smith as patroness, J G Wilson as president, and C Britten as honorary secretary. Members pay 3s for the season. new colours are black and white jerseys. a playing coach is sought and training begins 31st inst. The club plans inter-district cup football via Group 3 and expects a strong season with many players available.
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Gloucester Reds
School of Arts
Hec Gray
F_M) Smith
J. G. Wilson
Messrs
V. Brown
A. Dargayilte
J. Germon
D. H. J. Hill
J. Watkins
C. Britten
Terasurer
J. Giddey
A. Clarke
W Brown
Livermore
Lok
Golf Notes Stroke Handicap Opens Season With Scores
The first competition of the season was won by J Channel with 94 29 65 in stroke handicap. Other scores include G Easton 92 67 and A Woodward 91 21 70. Rosa Street 78, L Rye 74, A Oldfield 75, R Burte 76, W Garner 77, A Parish 78. Several players did not complete cards. F Matthews won the stroke handicap at Wetk eld and the mixed foursome went to D Rye and Mrs Garner. The Associates draw for tomorrow’s stroke handicap features Mrs Anderson v Mrs Bas ton and other matches with play at 2 pm.
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J. Channel
G. Easton
A. ID Woodward
P. Roddy
Rosa Street
L. Rye
H. Coote
W. Moore
A. Oldfield
R. Burte
W. Garner
A. Parish
Wetkeld
F Matthews
D. Rye
Ward's Unlucky Day Ends With Injury on Train
Harry Vincent of Southampton, after 45 years with the Southern Railway, faced retirement as his presumed last run reached Milbrook Station. A collision hurled him from his carriage, injuring him. he was taken home for treatment. Southend-on-Sea meanwhile offered to buy two sites to preserve Leigh cliffs’ beauty.
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Ward
Southern Railway
England
Harry Vincent
Southampton
Millbak Station
Vincent
Hie
Southend-on-Sea
Leigh Clits
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Wellard
J. Whatson
City Price Draper
Cutter Research
A. L Cavanough
Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
BULA
Atweester
ATL
Andrews & Johnston
Carsonville
Berrico Creek
Sloucester
Carson
Scoala
W. W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
OLD Bank N.S.W. Building
Gloucester Advocate
Joe Lalrie
Ernie Smilth
Scone
Rawdon Vale
DeMunro
Rodahel
Rouohol
James Smith
Ernie V. Smith
Gloucester River
Smith
Ihs
Don. McRae
W. G. Rageway
Albert Blanch
Duke
Taree
J. J Autins
Nish
A. W. Mowle
Gresword
Howard Bignell
Stratford
S.C. Gittoes
Enginter
King
Wamierers
Blue Bird Cafe
Atotion
Messrs. A H. McArthur and Co
Armidale
Liam
New South Wales Agency
Western Electric Cay
Reat
Webster, Jack & McDonald
S.C
Giho Station
Harar
Queensland
Mra. Anderson
G.baston
Conn
Mra Carolan
Figgins
Jeffrey Vara
Mottatt
Cavanaugh
Garner
Cambridge
Devon
Pike's
Albert Park
Britten
W. Ferguson
Hon
Seca
Bani Sports Committee
Euchre Party Majestic Theatre
Long “Loonwhavers Dance
Gloucester Band
Lee
A. Bolton
Sedy
A. M. Culhane
Commerical Hotel
Church Street
Supreme Court OF New South Wales
Waukivory
New South Wales
Christina Alice Middleton
Hawdon & Hawdon, Proctora
Executrix
Aubrey Halloran
Martin Pisce
Ward's River
Tom Hicks
Thos. Heeves
J. Jupp
Ogal. McCormack
STER
Matthewoon & CO
Caledonia
Forbesdale Hall
Matt Watt
Saxby’s
Symplex
Pam
Mes. E. Tremlett
Vemonstrate A
Presbyterian
Star Theatre
Krambach
Baker's Hill
Advocate
Mogrant
Back Creek
Ridgeway
Simday
Church of England
Nabiac
Failford
H.C . Forster
H.C . Dyer
Griffith Cochrane
Baltora
P ‘Hops
BAL Methodist
Upper Barringtes
Craven
Thureday
Bowman Furey
Pereira
Glouceater
Guna
Epee
Butte
Tues
Burdock F
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