Dry Road Extension Debate At Hunter Suire Council
At the last meeting the Hunter Suire Council considered a special grant for a long dry road. Mr Newell of the Main Roads Board said no grant for an unimportant main road. a defined scheme might be treated as a federal aids case. The board offered potential consideration as a firmed plan. Meanwhile Glen War plans to fence 400 acres for cattle protection. A Sydney letter urged taxing motor bikes and a dog tax to ease costs on workers. Football updates note Hinson and Stroud eyeing leagues, with Clarende Town and Gloucester joining nearby associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Dry Road
Hunter Suire Council
CounHetiin
Newell
Main Reads Board
Nundle and
Senne
Mont
Allwater
Glen War
Sydney
Ravin
Sehieh
Mator
Alis Ta
Hungon
Tate
Comiac
Bullahdelah
Stroud
Waneal
Clarende Town
Port Stephens
Gloucester
C. T. Abbott
Post Office and Broadcasting Debate on Recapturing Telegraph Traffic
In a House hearing Mr Fenton urged recapturing telegraph business slowed last year by 400000 words amid broadcasts of town sports. Postmaster General Gibgon said no feasible method to regain the lost trade. Also from Rehaul Time Dr Aletrea Ro Juker, newly married, notes an error claiming he is a Doctor of Music as well as Medicine. he clarifies that the report exaggerated and he plays the accordion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Fenton
Vic
Gibgon
Hete
Gineon
Rehaul
Aletrea Ro Juker
Han
Ant
Medicis
Gloucester
de Guerett
Lester
Saleyards
Denson
King
Hume
Glousister
Hume Street
Phillip Street
B.S. Emmett
Lyne
Unil
Australia fauna collection price stirs US offer
An Australian fauna collection in Sydney draws a US bid of £70,000 for half the Colin Magkensi collection. The document lists prices for individual items such as dinosaur brain, stomach, hides, jawbone, and other curiosities, reflecting high value and speculative interest amid a broader page featuring council notes and radio bureau concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
U.S.A
Colin Magkensi
Toneue
W. M. Hughes
Illo
de RO Artin
Theodore
Gimerick
Lang
Ilto
Locally Made Furniture Shown in Workshop
In an article from the workshop of MO BLA Tear, a handsome suite crafted on Mr. Gim Noss’s order is displayed. A 7 by 6 foot art table with eight chairs, a large sideboard, mantel, and a finely grained timbered fenoiseagN piece illustrate skilled local workmanship and a future sale at country towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Elving
MO Bla
Tsaae
Gim Noss
Béreka
Ross
Noted Stock Horse Radium Dominates North West Shows
Mr Donald Benton’s Radium, a premier stock horse, drew attention across the North West with observers from Upper Hunter to Queensland praising its performance. Judges and exhibitors, including Colonel Nichols with multiple Queensland titles, hailed the exhibition as the best yet. Radium secured second in blood stock and sire line categories, plus top placings in the milking gate and draft events, while an offer of £400 from a NSW buyer was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Benton
Tert. O'Newm
Wer Wan
North West
Benton Hag
Q ° Nrlll
Upper Humter
Queensland
Colonel Nichols
New South Wales
Armidale
Nichols
H.R. Murray
Moree
Wee ‘Wai
Narrabel Shay
New, South Wales
Gloucester Golf Club opens season with growth and plans
The Gloucester Golf Club recalls its early roots, revival after the war, and the move to establish a permanent home. Open season starts with 60 plus members, 28 full entries, and a women’s event won by Mrs. Milton Newton. Volunteers maintain greens, and members fund club house and facilities, highlighting community self-help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omeaus
Milton Newton
Rev. Levick
Mousses C. Street
J. G. Ryeruat
Orion
Thir Tits
FP. A. Tanac
Twn
Barrington Tennis Match and Miscellany Report
Barrington reports a tennis result with a mixed doubles showing poor form despite a home win at Everington against the G EAL.article lists several doubles pairs and scores and notes other local notes including a Hawaii healing stones item and a stray reflection on barony and superstitions.
Football Meeting At Glouston Club Discusses Picks And Matches
The Balmain Club held a meeting with heavy attendance. President Mr. G presided as donations from Lr Munro De Loch Meas L A Harris and J Beaton were noted, several members named vice presidents. Secretary to arrange torneys and gear for second team. upcoming matches listed against Tinonee and Glouster. Gloucester firsts defeated by Oh Mirly 6 to 4 in the Upper Manning Competition. preparations for Saturday’s Tinonee clash noted and player positions debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madling
Falconer
Shavinse
Munro
Loch
Meas L. A
Harris
J. Beaton
Wenre
Messrs
J. Miller
A. J. Courtward
Lee
We Manning Awague
Balmain
Seertuiry
Sto Visi Glouveston
Glonensie
Ohi Mirly
Witham On Setarday
Gaturday
Tinonee
Glenisis
K Fanni
Han Pelitiany
Hse Cal
Wileh
Wingham
Glorke
Gray
Teland
Wy Pler
Ghaurostor
Ghirke
Greenaway
Re Syron
G. Mapley
G. Britten
Fine Cama
AL Wilsom
le. Olektel
W. Grady
Moore
Bar- Wa
Ny Treland
Fionvony
Trollaly Moffatt
Review of Wool and Cattle Industry Global Conditions
Review discusses cattle and wool markets amid drought and scarcity, noting rising prices in local markets and low cattle yard consignments in 1987. It contrasts Northern State supply with Queensland and New South Wales, cites hides values, discusses overseas trade with Britain and Argentina, and argues local demand supports reasonable margins for Australian cattle amid limited exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Winchcombe
Garvon Lub
Sydney
Ave
Ferer
Momebush Yarta
Aly Yan
Wight
Jena
New South Wales
Queensland
Coule Antill
Suatter Wallen
Humebust
Uumebush
Gotoher
Etrber
Austedian
London
North Queens
New South Wa
Australia
Induserial Organisation
Queensalud
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
South America
Great Britain
British Isles
Englan
Lonton
Itum
Averras
Earlie
Argentina
Dairying Outlook and Market Talks in Australia
A report on the dairy industry outlines a heavy autumn and winter production outlook in Australia. The Mull Interstate Stabilization Committee met to discuss marketing positions and a sub committee was formed to monitor prices, stock, and markets. An enquiry from a dairy employer regarding wages notes current awards and the wage arrangement depends on employer and employee negotiations. McDonald’s visit announced for a May 25 session at Commercial House with an optician on hand for tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
Meaers
W. MW. Clifford
C. E. J. Meares
TF. Plunkett
G. J. Jamieson
Queensland
W. Oxhorne
P. J. Holdenson
Victoria
W. Z. Fa- Well
Tas
B.A. Fromen
Storkshell
Gabon
Tan Etmiloyer
Batmer
Sether
Central Rural Agricultural Workers
Pre
Cattle market reflates price shifts with mixed quality
The Une cattle quality was variable with many wasteful and medium hullocks among the yarding of 3019 head from 164 owners. Prices rose for good quality with prime beef quoted at 36 to 46 shillings per 100 pounds and yearling beef at 48 to 49 shillings. Winchcombe Garson Ltd paid £13 17s per hand for 44 hullocks. broader market notes show firmer sentiment at Womebush on Thursday with extra heavy weights achieving higher rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womebush
Winchcombe, Garson Ltd
Thoume Bros
Strand Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Hall and Davies
V_ Trenbath
Public Accountants
Churom ST
Omcs
DR. Forsyth
Wreon Dentict
Queen ST
Cecil Sutton
Erc
Weine
the Post Office and Broadcasting
Ty Raunner
Direeter Radio Broadcast Bureau
Monk Aspert
Couneil Ag
Mys
Anil
Wilson Tiughingly
Aitour
Gatey
Paterson
Rasper
Newbie
Dea
Barrington
Prem Sor
Bessie Shaw
Wal Garner
Kate Forbes
Eric Higging
Ray Weat
Yates
Chna
Taylor
Florrie Gorton
Mra Carolan
Miss Nellson
M Everett
Ina Gorton
Vic Went
Eric Everett
Eric Higgins
Ray West
B. Carolan
Chas
Jack Forbes
Misa Nelseon
Vis West
Brie Everett
Hawaii
Wanlawa
Honolulu
Krambach Gloucester
Howuresier
Srampacn Seconims
Troll
Gia Wickert
Glarke
Ood Wick
Belind
Inne Falconer
Mrough Gloucester
Tager
Mies Eam
Blrkert
Hutler
Krambach
Winsham
Heo Gray
Dave Gens
Davey ‘Aken
Dagenham
England
Review OF Wool & Cattle Industry
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Dairying Outlook
McDonald
J. McDonald
F.B.C.A
Psm.g
Wovatur
Jack & Mclanald
Ltt
Mavila Place
Pitt Street
Chamber OF Commerce
Douglas Waddell
Gloucester & District Chamber of Commerce
Shire Hall
A.M. Davies
Turner & Ebdr
Gloucester Shire Yards
A. I. Bavanough
New England
Wall
G. Weks
Macleay Myer
Intendine
CIRO
Lange
MG I
Watts
MW Laurie
Trens
C. of E. Funds
Majestic Theatre
Sulmer Ginle Jazz Orchestra
G. Glover
See
By Street
Treng
Lfith
Kersey Heiers
Ty Calve
A. & J. Edwards
K. Forbes
Sees, Mo
Gloucester Shire Counch
aLouenstan
Harry N. Chaplin
Shire Omee
Shire Glaze
Church OF England
Glouceater
H.C. Copeland
Glou‘omer
AREY
H.W. Rogers
Gand
Douglas Wadbell
Presbyterian Church
Barrington Hall
Methodist Church
Moucester
MR. W
James
Craven
Stratford
Gloubeater
MR. Murray
Morris Cabs
TRUG
Attwater Kent
Mission Shannon Vale
Craven Creek
Uppar Barrington
A. Fisuen-tvensTen
sTrrom Baptist Cuach Stroud
Ward's River
Aooril Hall
BAY
A Dickson
MATTHEWSON # CO
Gloucester Motor Sales Company
Oldemobile
Varxhall
G.M.C
iWe
Grahame
Wolseley
Brice Gloucester
New England Mutual Building & Investment Society Ltd
Liverpool
London & ‘Globe Insurance Co
Matthewson & Co
Auoctioners & General Commision Agents
Douglas Waddell & CO
Commercial
Instrict
Sellick’s
Hive
W. S. Sullluk
AIS Stock
Ris Cast
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