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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 18, 1951
Page
2
The Gloucester Advocate issue details community topics and upcoming events. It references power restrictions, local sports notes, ambulance and hospital activity, council items, religious services, and weekend schedules with names of local figures and venues.
The Rawdon Vale Hereford Stud reducing sale details a sale event with buyers from Victoria and other regions. The report notes cattle entries, vendor terms, and public access restrictions during the event, highlighting bidders and notable lots and the presence of inspectors and local officials.
A chaotic draft discusses extending a blackout period to two hours during a municipal process. The notes reference the department, approvals, and extensions affecting property actions, with names like Lowe, Bowman, Lane, and others involved in planning and regulatory decisions. The fragmentary text tangles with procedural terms and potential vote or meeting context.
Local council debated keeping the quarry with claims of a mining temerity. Alderman Geer noted a plan to apply for a grading permit, while support from members suggested retaining the operation to meet supply needs. Prices for descriptions were quoted as high, with a tentative target date of 4/30 for consideration.
In Glouventer council notes a plan to widen the main street with new seating and storefront changes. Officials aim to relocate benches between Thr Mikalifige and Fne-Grouoyater Mel and discuss replacing a bench near Wareter to improve traffic and access.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a youth or senior matter, a department, and a manager street pawn context. Partial phrases include Gloucester and references to a department and a manager. Content is unclear and garbled with missing nouns and dates.
A terse job notice seeks a man to pull a pine tree and handle paving fill along the wreck of the Waratah. The advertisement mentions a sea voyage ancestry and a crew or company named 78 Cras Re Waratah, indicating an industrial task tied to a coastal setting.
The fragment outlines Gloucester Shire Council plans for a special loan to fund a project. It mentions rates, periods, and conditions, with references to a forthcoming taxation or levy measure, and lists officials including Charles, Dave, and others in dated notes.
An irregular early 20th century sale and social notices advertise an attractive property in Taree near Mikh and Vasquane with self contained flats and a sewage system, plus a public sale at Macquarie Siteety. Also public dances announced including a return dance at Param Hall on May 21.
A garbled remembrance page honors deceased family members, listing May and September memorial dates, messages from wives, children, and siblings. It recalls tears, flowers, and enduring love, thanking a father and husband for wisdom, care, and guidance.
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