Heavy yarding and price declines mark regional cattle sale
Paterson, Kaslo and Sydney report heavy yardings across cattle classes with reduced values from prior sales. Store steers and dairy stock sold well late, bullocks and cows showed declines. specific consignors Lyons Cuthrane and Abbotts posted varied prices. Maitland sale noted 800 fat cattle, 2000 sheep, firmer but selective demand. Meat charges proposed by Metropolitan Meat Industry Board. boxing tournament canceled due to venue refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WING
Paterson, Kaslo
Lyons
W. Lyons
RB. Abbotts
Rt. Young
Maitland
W. Sparke Ltd
Umar Tuyere
Gloucester Abert notes and school farewell report
The Gloucester Abert reports on May 17 1932 with notes that a Pastures Protection Boards abolition bill was slated but not advanced. It also covers a local school teacher farewelling Mrs Miller of Stratford Public School, a Church of England Empire Day service, and a birthday party for Grace McLean with gifts, cake, and dancing at Mr Blanch's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Joes
Sydney
Gloucester
Ldies
Church OF England
H. W. Rogers
Miss McLean
McLean
Brown's Creek Progress Association Formed At Wallanbah
On 11th inst residents of Wallanbah Estate met at J McFadyen's residence to form the Wallanbah Progress Association. McFadyen elected President with A Dargaville as Vice President and P Deards as Secretary. A two shilling annual subscription set. Plans include postal service, telephone, road funding with the Engineer and Shire Council, monthly meetings are to be held on Wednesday nights before the full moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnst
Wallanbah Estate
J. McFadyen
A. Dargaville
P. Deards
A. Ribbons
Messrs
McFadyen
Dearde
Dearde It Was Decided To Request the Shire Council
Brown's Creek
Bowls team selections and bungled play at President Street
The Saturday bowls event saw two rinks chosen by President Street and Treasurer Christie with mixed results. Christie’s afternoon jump in percentage reflected a lively, if distracted, mood as Lang’s ditch incident distracted players. Pete admitted difficulty meeting Lang’s demands. Entries for the Winter games are slow, with a call for rapid member replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Street
Christie
Adams
Nickless
Bolton
Goddard Munro
Faston
Kendall
Street
Anderson
Ten
Boorer
Andrews
Lang
Pete
Adan
Chein
Brockwell
Turner
Easton
Adrown
Gloucester Wins Cross Cup In Hard Fast Opener
Gloucester Reserve Grade Cup beat Wingham Reserve 12 10 in the Harry Cross Challenge Cup opener after 7 tries to 2, signaling an exciting season. Wanderers beat Warriors 3 0 and Dungog Rovers 15 5. Dungog Magpies 41 5. Stroud 10 3 Gloucester Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Wingham
Wanderers
Warriors
Dungog Rovers
Bullahdelaah
Stratford
Ted
Dungog Magpies
Stroud
Gloucester Reds
Gloucester District Rugby Football League
J. Robinson
Dungog ‘Magpie
Magpies
Canadian golf notes report mixed and foursome results
A long Golf Notes column reports Saturday results from a Canadian club. The main foursome tied at 60 net for J Donnelly, Dr Anderson, and A Laurie with S McIntosh. Mixed foursome winners were A Oldfield and Mrs Hogg and P Roddy with Mrs C Street at 78 net. A season handicap cup donated by Mr H Coote will reward the player with the lowest handicap at season end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Donnelly
Anderson
A. Laurie
S. McIntosh
D. C. Rye
E. Horner
T. Chariton
Street
McGee
T. Ashworth
McAlpin
A. Oldfield
J. Graham
J. McRae
L. Rye
A. Parish
J. Hawdon
R. Thurlow
W. W. Hawdon
Hogg
P. Roddy
C. Street
H. Coote
Sesson
Associates
Yater
Pariah
Roddy
Thurlow
Middlebrook
Cavanaugh
Governor Dismisses Lang New Premier in June Election
The Governor dismissed Premier Lang on Friday afternoon. Mr Stevens to be new premier. opposition leader Brovelin invited to form ministry. Parliament likely dissolved and an election planned in June. Federal enforcement proclamations to be withdrawn. Tax Department to reopen Monday. Lang cited defying orders to withhold revenue payments to the State Treasury under the Federal Enforcement Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lang
Philp Gane
B. 8. Brovelin
Stevens
State Taxation Department
Lang
NSW Campaign Intensifies Ahead of June Elections
The NSW election campaign roars toward June 11 with nominations closing May 28 as parties brace for a fierce statewide battle. Premier Stevens vows normal government business resumes Monday and promises timely payments including family endowment by Wednesday. The new ministry, sworn in at 9:30 pm, includes Stevens as Premier and Treasurer with Bruxner, Weaver, Chaffey, Bultenshaw, Drummont, Levy, Main, and Ryan in senior roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
Sundsiyy
Stevens
Commonwealth
Sydney Stock Exchange
Kis
Pan
Portfoling
Jinnionweed
M. F. Bruxner
R. W. D. Weaver
PF. A Chaftey
B. A. Bultenshaw
J. H. Drummont
TD. Levy
HL Main
Executive Councilon
J. Ryan
UNITED COUNTRY PARTY BRANCHES FORM AGENDA
A new Copeland branch was formed with W Marsh as President and J Weback as Secretary. Bunyah formed with J Sambell as President and Horace Deer as Secretary. Firefly Creek established with Kinimaton as President, F Newell and J McRae as Vice Presidents, Tom Lynch as Secretary and Treasurer. Waulivery formed with Jas Middleton as President and Chas Breese as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Country Party
Copeland
W. Marsh
J.weback
Bunyah
J. Sambell
Horace Deer
Firefly Creek
Kiminaton
Messrs
F. Newell
J McRae
Tom Lynch
Waulivery
Ma Jas
Middleton
My Chas
Breese
Property Sale at Buck Creek Brush Farm Gloucester
A sale notice for a 207 acre Buck Creek area property near Gloucester offers at auction by Tom Hicks, instructed by G We Mheny. The tract includes brush land, about 200 acres felled, good improvements and dairy capacity. Also listed is a fruit stand and a seeds and fodder supplier offering a wide range of Clover, Grass seeds, peas and garden goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ips
Holt
Gloucester
Tom Hicks
Election Prospects ALL PARTIES CONFIDENT
The Lang Government took office on November 4, 1930, with just under 18 months to the election. Labour and United Australia and United Country Party leaders clash over seats as Labour hopes for a reaction to Governor intervention while opponents aim to sweep the country. United Country Party has selected 36 candidates and expects 42, aiming to become the strongest party in the next Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian Legislative Assem
Aly
Dlefest
Labour
Allansk
United Australia Party
Rivedt
Labour Party
Dubey
Tia
United Austratis Party
Wigen Geount
MN Aeros
Seyno
Servic Tani
Eabwin
Gine
Tangidg
Matthewson & Co
Paterson, Easton & Co
Gloucester
Lang
United Country Party
Iate
Jas Decermbes
Alrady
Bnul
Gloucester Electorate party contest gathers candidates
The United Australia Party and the United Country Party organize chapters across the Gloucester electorate. Hon Walter Bennett is endorsed by the UAP while six UC P names termasuk W W Hawdon and W Selick are listed. A Stroud delegates meeting may trim UC P tickets to one or two. Labor is considered unlikely with past totals around two thousand votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
United Australia Party
United Country Party
Walter Bennett
U.ap
U.C.P
W. W. Hawdon
Martin
Burrell Creel
Kesteven
Bullabdelah
Labour
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Whatson
ETU
John L. Hogg
Strathfield
Houra
Hawdon
Cester Church
GLOU
T. S. Wells
Albert E. Wells
Willist Gloucester
Corbett
David H. J. Hill
C. Sutton
Narraweema
K. G& McRae, A.T.W.A, “Phone 7
Roma
Harrington
F. Baker
A.I.F
M.M
ATA. Mla
Paling
Hunter St
Newcastle
Woods
Homebush Stock Sales
Nor
Ray
Metropolitan Meat Industry Board
Maram
Master Butchers’ Association
K. Shand
Hines
Brown’s Creek
Progress Association
Cricketers Ball
Avon Valley
Krawhbueh
Kit Kat Danca
Avon Valley Club
Hee. Gray
Gloucester District Cricket Associaton
Avon Valley Cin
J. Wellard
Fie
Dennett Brothers
Hec. Wilson
BM Atkins
J. P. Baston
J. G. Wilson
Mudh
Mr. Wilson
J. Atking
Dr. Munro
A. Wilson
W. Wilson
Wilson
Fr. Wilson
W. Atkina
D. Dennett
Shire Yards
Team Sharp Paterson, Easton & Co
Will Neil
Laurie
D. W. Lynch
Holstein
Laurie Irou
A. Bignell
A. ‘Sansom
Jax
Mitchell
Massey Harris
Vel
Ua Sie
TROAY
Gayey of
Sprite
Harness Matthewson & Co
Gloucester Stock Sales
Gloucest
B. Saxby's Fruit Stand
Church ST. Glo Ester
Lange Sinus
Lister
Gil Lister
Couneste
Mitchell & Fol
Coen Hudsons
North & McCullagh
Banerienioed Houminars
Urihisto Prety
Federation Mine
Bewana
Otl
Bowman
Mater Forry
Memoriam
Clark
Othel Lilvne
Fod
Dalry Farms
Tugrabuka
Tl. W. Rogers
Presbyterian Church
Bartington
Faulkland
Alex. Alexander
Methodist Church
T . Stratford
Mr. Marsh
McKay
Sunpalm
Congregational Mission
Cedar Grove
Connelly's Creek
Mount George
J. Battle
Stroud Baptist Church
Booral Union Hall
Anworth
Dangar Gedye's
Rav
HH. Johnston
Linter Shearing Machines
Ferrier Polsdh
Krambach Pig Sale
Gleu- Wooster
Lea
Freen— Matthewson & Co
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