The Referendum and Tonight's Political Events
Electors are reminded of the Gloucester Public School polling booth for tomorrow's voting from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voting is compulsory. Tonight Frank Bryant MLC addresses Church Street at 7.15. Premier Stevens broadcasts statewide from 8 to 9 p.m. via Station 2UW and relayed to 2KO Newcastle and other B class stations.
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To-Morrow
Gloucester
Frank Bryant
Stevens
2UW
2KO
Newcastle
How
M.L.C
Bennen
Hon
See
Glouces ter Country Women’s Association Plans May Dance
The Glouces ter branch held its monthly meeting at the Rest Rooms on Tuesday to welcome new members and announce a May 28 dance at the Star Theatre with the Gloomchasers’ orchestra. Funds are low, so the event aims to raise support for relief work and clothing parcels may be left at the Bank of NBW or Rest Rooms.
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Gloucester
Country Women's Association
Mesdames Hawdon
Chisholm
Yates
McAndrew
Jeffrey
Cavanaugh
Gorton
Phillips
Laurie
Mitchell
Forbes
Perrin
Glover
Snow
Munro
Newton
Donnelly
Mesdanes Anderson
Aston
Hooke
Holmes
J. H. Smith
McRae
Star Theatre
Gloomchasers
Bank of Nb.w
Fatal Accident at Copeland Crushes Local Worker
A fall of a tree on Mr. Relf's property in Copeland yesterday afternoon crushed and killed well known district resident Mr. Dirk Mackaway. He warned two boys to move as the last tree struck but was unable to escape. The report also notes a car collision in Raymond Terrace injuring a passenger and shock, a public ball date change, a show pony death at Nabiac, a poultry show award omission, and Gloucester Dairy Co Ltd April butter production and distribution details.
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Copeland
Dirk Mackaway
Mackaway
Relf
Mr. Relt
Raymond Terrace
Newcastle
Jin Atkins
Jo Aukins
Etta Wilson
Usin
Atkins
Raymond Terace
Nur
Duniat Farmer
W. A. U. Harris
Stan Ean
Sleeping Camp at Gloucester Tonight by Young Australia League
Tonight at the Majestic Theatre Gloucester the Sleeping Camp will be staged by forty Young Australia League boys with a band of thirty players. The young performers previously wowed Sydney audiences at the Regent Melbourne State Theatre and Tivoli Brisbane. The show features soloists comedians part singing and an orchestra with special scenery costumes and lighting. Admission is 3 shillings 2 pence 1 shilling and seats are served at Majestic Cafe with no extra charge.
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Majestic Theatre
Young Australia League
Sydney
Regent Theatre
Melbourne
State Theatre
Tivol! Theatre
Brisbane
Majestic Cafe
Novelty rink games on the green tomorrow afternoon
All members of the club are requested to join novelty rink games arranged for tomorrow afternoon on the green. Play will commence at 2 pm, promising an enjoyable time for all.
Woods Great Peppermint Cure For Children's Hacking Cough
An advertising style notice claims Woods peppermint cure relieves children's hacking coughs. The claim highlights natural remedy use and targets parents seeking a trusted home remedy.
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Woods
Gloucester Shire Council Hears Highway Tarring Delays
Regular meeting attested full council attendance as Main Roads Dept pressed for missing material and price schedules for screening and tar. Debate focused on delays blamed on staff negligence, with calls to compel proper compliance and ensure the engineer follows orders for the highway programme.
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Church Street
Main Roads Department
Uhat Council
Couneil
Saleyarda
Asd
Muir Roads Department
Council
Higgins
Laurie
Newcastle
Cynmell
Hing C
Iinghils
Reichert
Dr. Laurie
Colinett
Police Court Unlicensed Wireless Offenders Plead Guilty
Jeffrey and J Waitkins pleaded guilty through advocate W W Hawdon to failing to comply with wireless set rules. Fines of 2 pounds plus 8 shillings costs imposed. One set found in possession for about a month though installation incomplete. Minor traffic breaches resulted in fines 1 shilling to 10 shillings with court costs. Victor Best fined 20 shillings and 8 pence or two days hard labour after failing to answer to his name for riding a horse on Gloucester streets. Charles Hill pleaded not guilty to offensive behaviour at Warkworthy after an exchange with Constable Gibson and questions about his whereabouts last night.
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M.D. Jeffrey
J. Waitkins
Str
W. W. Hawdon
Mr. Hawdon
Jeffrey
BP. Miller
Constable Gibson
Denison Street
Church Street
Best Sal
Costa
Iigs
Charles Hill
A. S. Borthwick
Warki
Hill
Mr. Wilks
Connelly’s
Harris
Kennedy
Kennedy Ireely
Amm Maakt
Kennesty
Fort Dainer
Borthwick
Efon- Mant
Chim
Wilks
Simmons
Connelly's
Wilkes
Robert A. Wilks
Wauliyory
Rottun
Talib
Aml
Hilane
Connelly
Jon
Maita
FAI
Bolton
P.M
Bill
Charles Him
B. P. Dawson
Q Wilks
Hag
Man Denies Sandshoe Marks In Rural Vandalism Case
In a rural inquiry, Hill and Wilks disputed marks on melon patches and rails tied to alleged vandalism. Hill admitted possible marks as his sandshoes while denying theft or deliberate damage, with testimony detailing footprints, nails, and a tense scene at Wilks’s farm. Hill pleaded guilty to injuring property and was fined a nominal sum with a 12 month good behavior bond. a trespass charge was withdrawn.
Commercial Cattle and Pig Sales Report
Matthewson and Co held their fortnightly cattle sale in the Shire yards last Tuesday drawing local and outside buyers. A line of 209 Merarga station bullocks and steers showed strong competition and high prices, with numerous lots across ages and weights. Pig sale results from Matthewson and Co noted about 840 quality pigs sold, with prime weights in demand and various prices achieved across buyers and consignors. Next sale to follow Wednesday at Gloucester.
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Matthewson
Merarga
Carter Etats
Ave TN. Carter
Heifer
A.C. Murray
Cow
Tom Hicke
Moss
Alcucester
Matthewson and Co
TK. Higgins
J. Ratley
Minness
A. Hazelwood
W. P. Reichert
J. Smith
B. Everett
G. K. Page
W. W. Wilson
R. McNaughton
W. Ribbona
A. Martin
Ri. A Crowther
Mra. Mis
N. J. Teni
A. Carney
Sansom
C. Bam- Vach
E. Schmierer
J. Wenham
P. Deards
K. Chisholm
W. J. Adams & Sons
H. Stevenson
W. J. Dare
L Holmes
P. Landers
Ray Sansom
Grittin
W. Burton
Anle
Homebush
Sydney
Stock Whtp Lost Between Bank MS W and Stock Route
Fennia racquets restrung. Same day service at J Whatson's.
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Bank Ms.w
Gloucester
J. Whatson
Horse Events and Athletic Night at Star Theatre
An evening program on June 5 features horse events and a single athletic event at BIG VUES Banco in Star Theatre. Hon. Purdon presides as event sponsor with Es Es Spots noted in the listings.
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BIG Vues Banco
Star Theatre
Purdon
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Will and Probate Notices for Wand and Dare in New South Wales
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales probate jurisdiction applications for the last wills of William Wand and Margaret Ann Dare are advertised. Executors Joan Henry Smith and Martha Minnie Taylor with William Dare are named, with notices to creditors to file claims within fourteen days. Also a dental surgeon advertises painless extractions and fillings.
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Supreme Court of New South Wales
William Wand
Willin Plane Wand
Lilgery River
Hawdon Vale
New South, Wales
Joan Henry Smite
Hawdon & Hawdon
Gloucester
Aubrey Hal- Joran
Bull's Chambers
Martin Place
Sydney
Margaret Ann Dare
Homebush
New South Wales
Martha
Minnie Taylor
William James Dare
Proctors
A. H. Detohery
Wingella House
Angel Place
Notice to stockowners on Waltanbak estate trespass
Notice to stockowners warns to remove all stock trespassing on Block D and Lot 10 of the Waltanbak estate within fourteen days or stock will be impounded without respect to person. Signed by J. B. Allen dated September 5, 1883.
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Waltanbak F
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Whatson's
The
City Price Draperes
Beeen Pees
B. P. Dawson, B.A
Solicitor Church Street
TS. Wells
Church ST
Albert E. Wells
T. Worbett
Sth
M. King
A.L.C.M
Barrington ST
CWA
Yatacsé
Laurie Martin
Krambach
Bobbie
Taper
Wingham
Abbott
Miss Martin
Slater
Taree
Gloucester Dairy CO
Chiuiester Dairy Co. Ltd
Gloucester Shire Council
Mr. Donaldson
Urtous
Victor Best
Church St. Gloucester
Wilke
Rita T
Tly Sandshops
Nis
Nurning Ani
Bleasdale S
Patel
Bleasdale
Mr. Harris
Tom Hick
Albert Reaves
D. Abbott
Socialist Labor
A.L.P
A. de R. Barclay
Sane Demotency League
Spring Street
Sydnay
Sane Democracy League
League
Gloucenter Sub-Brancus
Pam
Legislative Council
Gloucester Red Cross
Shire Hall
Tubs
Pan
Finntiaing Dane Ant
Irene Hicks
W.A
Primary Producers’ Union
Gloucester Dairy Co. Ltd
J. M. Wratten
Bowman Farm
Hall Funds
P. Middlebrook
J. Boxsell
Aloucester Investments & Agency CO
Nisronntfie IM Anearamre Co, Ltd
Val Bos
Thuchs
Majonir Mate Nu Rixtra
Mirs Bousteau
Betty
Bonsteadenn
Liz Anderon
MeRye
Nucraweenne
Mae J. Teh
Tad
Eurley
syerpoTy
Hiei
Tate
M.A
David H. J. Hill
Nabiac
J. BH. Allen
P. KJ. Ies
Corbett
Uloucester Shire Yards
Atham
J. J. Campbell
Armidale
Edwards
Ridgeway
Messrs Matthewson & Co
Tom Hicks
N. Wilson
Cyrell St
Wade
Matthewson’ & Co
F. B. Smith
Bt & O'Ebork
Matthewson & Co
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