Police Court reports Gloucester small offences and fines
Numerous offenders pled guilty at Gloucester Police Court before Mr F F Potts, with fines and costs for minor offences. Several cases include unlicensed premises after hours, driving without lights on a motor vehicle, and breaches of the Commonwealth Electoral Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
FF. Potts
Church Street
Leslie Robert Reeves
H. H. Green
Bare Poyton
R Hogi
Craven
Country Women's Association Holds First Gloucester Meeting
The Country Women's Association met at Shire Hall on a recent Wednesday with about forty members and several others expressing intent to join. The branch's usual monthly meeting followed at the School of Art on Friday May 10 with large attendance, a lively programme, and several competitions concluding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Country ‘Women's Association
Shire Hall
Park Improvements Tendered for Park Buildings
At a council session the Park Committee reported tenders for two park structures including a tea room and supporting bank buildings. A loan proposal from A Abbott to fund improvements over three years was discussed, with figures and wall options debated by Hawdon Higgins and Reichert as plans for tavatories and paving were reviewed, aiming to proceed with the project while awaiting a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LABOR
Queenslannd
Queensland
Labor Party
Debarte
Arthur Moore
Attigny
Country Party
Nationalist Coalition
Jim Park Committee
A. Abbott
Park Committee
Hawdon
Higgins
Railway Department
Reichert
Stawdon
Kinsk Mu
Ayir
Parents and Citizens Meeting Plans Empire Day Programme
A meeting of Parents and Citizens discussed Empire Day arrangements at the school. About thirteen attended, with plans for a school programme starting at 10 15 pm, including sandwiches, a saloon room gathering, and a public display aimed at fostering teacher parent cooperation. Funds raised total £16 5 with £10 13 to be voted for premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samiweyier Parenta
Sparta
My. Whiting
State
Hart
Eitina
Golf Bogen Handicap Result And Upcoming Events
The Golf Bogen Handicap at Hoke on Sutuelay was won by A Lavine with 2 down. Other scores include C Street 7 down and several others listed with down counts. The Associates announce Miss Garner's Trophy first round tomorrow at 2.15, with a full draw and matches scheduled through October, including trophies and various competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutuelay
Lavine
W. W. Hawdon
P. Roddy
L. R McGinty
A Parish
Miss Garner
Bondney Vo
Aoh Phillips
Christie Smith
Roddy
Te B. Street
Newton
Hawson
Middlehrnk
Miss White
Locke
Gloucester Football Club to Photo on Saturday
Photos of the first grade and re curve teams with club officials of the Gloucester Football Club will be taken on the ground on Saturday afternoon next. All Pay officials are invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Stratford Assault Case in Gloucester Police Court
In Stratford, Walter Bagnall, a Stratford teamster, accuses Amos Bramble of unlawful assault on 28 April. Bramble denies wrongdoing. witness James Schultz testifies Bramble struck Bagnall with a whip on the footpath, after a dispute over an impounded horse. The case also involves Farley, Yates, and others, with additional testimony about threats and the sequence of events leading to the alleged assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Bagnall
Jamen
Bramble
James
Gloucester
Edwin Albert Shultz
Stnford
Farley
Bagall
Wong
Shultz
Mr. Borthwick
Thos, Farley
Hector Yates
Carter
Parley
Yates
Bagwell Waas
Impounding dispute ends with dismissal and fines in Stratford case
In Stratford on 29 April 1929 a dispute over impounding led to a confrontation between Walter Bagnall and James Bramble as officers attempted to seize stock. Bramble struck Bagnall with a whip, Bagnall grabbed Bramble’s whip, and both testified amid conflicting accounts. The case, supported by witnesses Amos Bramble and Amos Hawdon, was dismissed with no costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Bramble
Bagnall
Ernest George Bulley
Gloucester
Mr. Borthwick
James Swas
Walter Herbert Bagnall
Lawhully
Tagnall
James
Amos Bramble
Council
Toby
Tim
Tom Farley
Farley
Shhultz
Yaler
Bignell
A. E. Schulz
A. EK
Soldiers' Memorial Movement Meeting at Shire Hall
At a subscribers meeting in Shire Hall last night thirteen present discussed advancing the memorial scheme. L A Haring resigned as President, Secretary and Treasurer. Waddell and Chaplin named pro tem Secretary and Treasurer. A monster public meeting is set for June 10 at the Majestic Theatre to gain public support and elect new officers. A sub-committee including Waddell Chaplin Anderson Hicks and Rev H W Rogers will prepare information for the June 10 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire Hall
Frther Nacuss
L. A. Haring
Messrs Waddell and
Chaplin
Messrs
J.T Hicks
H. N. Chaplin
Majestic Theatre
Whatson
Mesars Waddell
Anderson
Hicks
H. W. Rogers
Commercial Maitland stock sales fat cattle report
A fragmented Maitland cattle sale notes varied quality with prime and weighty lots selling higher. About 400 head were penned with good buyer attendance and active bidding, prices for prime and heavy cattle rising slightly though overall quotes show firmness in plain and fair lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
W. Sparke
J. Enright
Main Street roadwork praised by council
Our Main Street council reports plough, grader and roller at work reconditioning the street. The machine fleet has produced a fine road surface and the improvement is set to be appreciated by all users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
J.B. Thompson
Steatford
Bowen's
Fartumare Retate
W. &. Flannery
Gloucester Shire Council Regular Monfal y Meeting
The regular meeting of the Gloucester Shire Council was held with full attendance. The financial report showed General Fund payments of 808 pounds 0 shillings 6 pence since the last meeting and minor payments, with transfer requests between General and Trust Funds discussed. The Engineer and Public Works discussions covered water supply pumping, plans, and September/October timelines, with extensions approved by the Local Government Department and actions to prepare drawings and align with departmental requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
MLA
Bord Trust Fund
General Fund
Lowe
Public Works Department
Coos Nersion
Fleetile Supply Co
Pigna Bates Wands
Higgins
Igineer
Higging
Main Road Board
Wan
Ainst
Winkivory Road
R. B. Brown
Wauklvory Developmental Road
John Sands Ltd
Ihe Higeing
Wilson
Stratford-Bowen's Road
Impounding Notice for Creamy Horse in Gloucester
Impounded at Gloucester on May 11 by Impounding Officer 1 a six year old creamy horse with dark points black mane and tail no brand and no branding. If not released it will be sold by public auction at this pound at noon on May 1 1829 Poundkeeper Bulley B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Bowman Road
Bulley
Mining Development at Monkerral Air Victoria
Mining progress at Monkerral Victoria where the Mar Australian Minwrat-Swetopmen Syndicate reports large land area under control with four gold bearing reefs from six inches to four feet. Reports note payable values and depth gains, with two reefs assaying at 12 by 8, and a plant setup described. Local interest builds as operations commence immediately with executives and plan to extend exploration in nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sali
Savey
Wales
Homebush Stock Sales and Road Objection Notices
Market reports show strong demand for medium to prime cattle and heavy activity in calves and heavies with prices rising. Government Gazette notices warn of proposed road deviations near Pine Barney River Currica Bak Creek and Copeland Tumbla Road requiring objections by June 7 1929 while Gloucester Shire plans are catalogued. Also weekly fruit and vegetable sales at market rooms and Gloucester Sub branch meeting May 18 at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bee
Pigna Barney River
Curricabak Creek
Copeland-Tumbla
Huon
Myra
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A. A. Doudney
Yuken Street
Gloulesten
Cecil Sutton
Qloucestea Sueneswor
Eric Welne
Russell Hall and Davies
Public Accountants
Church BT
Gloucester Mead
Omoe
Sydney
The
Gloucester Advocate
Tennis Association
Batger
Garber
Presbyterian Free Church
Mackay
Harrington Hall
Scotland
Barrington
Clarence
Mackay and
Ennis
Australian Bank of Commerce
Holcombe
Stroud
Taree
Guard Les
W. D. McIntosh
Gloures
Wauchope Show
Tamworth
Berk
Country Women's Association
Parents & Citizens" Meeting
Gloucester Police Court
F. F. Potts
Bagzall
Beast
Soldiers’ Memorial Movement
Monster Plelio
Gloucester Shire Council
P & O. Association
Tiwan
Paddington
W. & W. Starr-Bowett Ltd
T. A
Monkeral
Homebush Stock Sales
Tancred
City Markets
Armidale
Seliers
D. R. Waddell
Ben
Messrs Russell Hall & Davies
Anderson Eros
Methodist Tennis Club
Hurs
A. Blearley
Secretor
W.D. McIntosh
J. H. Smith
Simplex Baltic Machinery Company
Monster Public Meeting
Tyeleel
Wirpowe
It Waddell
Shire Yards
Devon
Laurie Estate
Macleay River
Cam Yard
Douglas Waddell & Co
Atorf
TR Higgins
Teesday
Union Dals
Pam
Emall Farm
Boul Huyne
Craviny
Gloycaster
Suidaun
Tieyn
Conch Blick
Thry Furtes
P.O
Olor
Morris
Morris Cowley
Gloucester Park
Gloucester v. Krambach
Gloucester v. Wingham
Mies Thelma Berry Alc M
London
Conservatorium
Ice
Lower Waukivory
Yereona
Geo, Cox
Dalgety & CO
Shave & Siave
Wolesley
P. W. Russell
Gloucester Shire
H. A. Bignell
Devon Steres
Bignell Bros
Tease Moore
AL J. Green
Durham
J. Parigh
Aje D. Carlson
J. Batley
J. M. Ditton
Hereford Bulls
Diabolo Separator CO
Rinter
Heyvei
Sweden
Swedish Steel
Oldsmobile
Aleg Adents
BUICK
Vauxhall
Gloucester Motor Salat
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