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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1950
Page
2
DL McDonald announces appointments at Hongara Aa Hangameack and McDonald Pty United Optometrists and Opticians in Gloucester. Frid ay clinic at Taras My Street, contact 9 for details.
Fragmented text describes death of a man named Brinn, a boundary debate, a paternity of a Turnearry, and a municipal meeting with mentions of Basler and boundaries. Includes carnival planning, a local club event, and sports chatter. The chaotic copy preserves names like Wingham, South Sydney, and Seeman, plus civic notices and upcoming local activities.
Tennis notes report unfinished matches from last Saturday with A Grade results. Golds beat Roak Blues defeated Browns Reserva Copeland defeated Bar Angton for a late-in season standings update and a tentative schedule for the next two weeks.
Intimation from Deputy Divisional Prax regarding a freenl reviv of revenue with a committee at the Krambeer Exchange. A man of years will receive approval for costs, with attendance increased from March 27 1900, and new hours set. The postmaster will prepare arrangements for staff under the same remuneration if changes continue.
A garbled report lists attendees from NRW and various regions at a conference in Central Morty Comat ewe paper Weoprivtoreal Part Macquarie and others presiding or present. Names include Yan from Eincemter, Trim Gunter, Nedoo Breretary, and Mra Hancock. The piece mentions celebrations and arrivals connected to Royal Moris Shore Home and other local figures, with unclear details about dates and roles.
A fragmented report from Tuned Sy hey sales notes mixed cattle and stock yardings. Prices range with prime heavy cattle around 10 to 12 per hundred and various lots selling for 7 to 15 per hundred. overall yarding averaged about 1077 per head, with supplies down and buyers cautious. Local sellers listed include Campton, Gresham, and Wel tere, with notable entries from Rom and Clemenater. The event occurred Thursday with turnout at Winchcombe and Garson's yard, reflecting a steady but soft market for beef cattle and bullock lots.
A clipped local notice shows advocates urging action on a proposal at the 11th Street meeting. The fragment mentions a debate on baisags and the need for a decision soon, with emphasis on community input and timely attendance.
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