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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 20, 1927

Page

2

Forbesdale Empire Day meet outlines prize plans

Forbesdale gathered for Empire Day with G Botingon presiding. Subscriptions funded children prizes and a sub committee led by Mrs Latter and W Mine Lewton arranged purchases. Morning program featured patriotic songs and speeches, with wireless demonstrations after Mr Jarrrell's thanks. Afternoon sport events planned, wireless ads noted as rising replacement for gramophone. Sympathy extended to Mrs A Sansom on her sister's death and to Mrs Fry for family losses.

Mir G. Botingon Empire Mrsdames Mine Lewton Prom Nem C.leens

Hillcrest Private Hospital Receives Medical Surgeon Aid

Hillcrest Private Hospital reports sisters Clifford receive medical and surgical care amid a case noting hospital services. Proceedings outline a visit and treatment details, with focus on patient care and hospital response.

Hillcrest Private Hospital Clifford

Ball at Darringtor for Benn Function Hall appeal

An event at Darringtor raised funds for the Benn Function Hall with a focused local turnout. The Gloucester Advocate notes a lively social atmosphere and promises more details on the function in upcoming issues. A separate item reports a Cooma mail train collision near Queanbeyan with injuries and vehicle damage, describing wrecked buffers and a broken carriage, noting several people were injured and helped from the scene.

Memorial Hall Sports Carnival Plans Under Debate

A Memorial Hall sports carnival committee outlines decoration duties and displays for a June event. Plans include venue setup, prize allocations, and involvement from parishioners and local groups with specific races and prizes noted.

CONFIRMATION SERVICES AT MAITLAND ELECTION CANDIDATES LIST

Aluiy Brown Henry Kerr Sing Miber haure Mufietl Linde Mourke Klien Welle Kikeon Mages uinis Liné Slur fard tua Are 1 thopley Jace tilly sti Tole Mute Aunt Wellin Tuer state Lew Lindera Sam Coa Aterion Aeilson Woeethry Pat Bourke Pat Ther Tum Fortes Jamas Buu were announced as girl and boy candidates with Edwardes as apmstr for the girls and Mr G Gelbe for the boys at Dungog and Maitland confirmation services.

Josephy Gluren Beep

The Blue Bird Cafe Hue Died Cote Laments Loss at Local Venue

A fragmented notice recalls a tragedy linked to The Blue Bird Cafe and Hue Died Cote. The text mentions names like Jean Lomelay and Wally, describes a gathering for a conferral, and hints at alleged wrongdoing and relocation. The piece reads as a garbled historical record with partial names and events about a community venue.

Cote Jean Lomelay Fim Wali Wales Ariel

Empire Day Celebrations Planned by Belbora Parents Group

Belbora Parents and Colliers Association approves Empire Day events with a May 1 gathering at 4 PM. Children from multiple colonies prepare speeches on the Empire and the League of Nations, with a tableau led by Mrs Bloncle and Sir Austin Chamberlain figure. Transport for attending children arranged. program includes songs and a dance later at J. Pard’s.

Colliers' Associa Meedomrs Holmes Ford Fharhe Hion Misa Parker Metern Pal Potts Blow Fond Welemaniet Mul Mencod Blanche Ar. Ford Businees Empire Fiay Mins Parker Bloncle Seckhal Mesare Hilmes Polemia le Pele Pall Our Empire League of Xetlons Cap Alas Blow Austin Chamberlain Colonies Brisania Hern Nolmie Gearge Andrews Canada Nell Amirews New Evaland Curt Paft New South Wales Rare Blanche Tasmania Rene Daw Louils Africa Errol Ford Todia Leo Pat Nigeria Cyril Bine Patriote Sons J. Pard

Stratford Parents and Cilmena Association Meeting Planned Picnic

Stratford Parents and Cilmena Association held a Saturday meeting to plan Fingre Dar celebrations with a basket picnic and funds appeal. Prizes for all participants will be provided, with the event scheduled for the eighth of the month. Tom Mason reports Wille Betty Watson suffered a serious scolding accident amid the announcements and notes.

Parents 2 Citizen ® Association Stratford Parents Cilmena Aenea Won Wille Betty T. A Waton

Empire Day Plans Amid Controversy In State

Premier Lang claimed no arrangements had been made for Empire Day on May 4. Church leaders will be urged to organize services at Imperial Hall and Memorial Homeing to Eden. May 1 features speeches at public schools as patriotic addresses emphasize symbol and influence.

Lang Tueaday

Copeland and community welcome changes in town

The town notes several arrivals and departures from Copeland. Rev. Moore Williams left Kerr Karr and Rev. Fisher-Webster arrived with his family. Mr Morris and family moved to Sydney to live and labor while Mr Harris joined Melirath. Mr and Mrs Werrie left for a new home. Mr J. I. Wilson and family planned to extend their stay. The police station saw Constable F. Con skiioe take over from Taylor who moved to Wollombi. Dor Creek welcomed new residents and the Populations shows ongoing movement as shown by the departure of some and arrival of others. The Gloucester Parents Association invited Cantipation Day celebrants to join.

Mo Willines Kerr Karr Pisher-Webwler Mit 'Fishers Mrs. Werrie Sicpantet Mr. Here A. Wilson Markeville W. Taylor Blakien Wollombi F. Conskiioe Mir Conakiine C. Graal Uvelr Gome Dor Creek Alert Murrs Gope- Land Mreed

Sydney cattle and calf market report from June sale

About 4000 cattle yarded with prime beef, heavy bulls, and exotics described. Prices varied, with top premiums for best weights and prime heifers. calves near 1000 offered Wednesday, market softer though activity remained steady. Friesian dairy notes cite record milk capacity and breeders’ funds.

Hin Isle

Special Cattle Sale Report From Ado Auction Tuesday

A dense OCR summary reports Maltin and Co selling cattle and dairy stock across one sale day. It lists numerous prices for bullocks steers cows calves and calves across various buyers and lots with figures in pounds and shillings, noting demand and weather influence. The document records individual consignors and buyers, including names such as J Murray Mrs and Laurie, with extensive lot totals and per-head prices, plus references to location and sale timing in June.

Maltin and Co Murray Ereeevg Hetfere J, Webeck W. Margery OBB AG A. M. Reifi J, Lawmore Uurie A Laurie AL Laurie Wenler Laurie le Wonder W.J. Dare J. MiLebhell J. K. Laurie Suilth Walena Gatchy Resioy J. Panith Ee Coe L.middigbreck A. Miller & Heifers Mopkina Hetthers J. Geale Taavey H. Shellan Getftia J. O. Gouith Murray Helfer Easit Eesi Bert Lourmy Bo Mtverm J.B. Farin J. Om Wales Bale

Local Government Appoints New Oversight Board Members

The government plans to appoint a three person board including Mr RM J O Maloran, Mr A A Blue, and Mr T J Tree MLC to oversee local governance. The board will serve a seven year term and operate under municipal employee representation.

Oovermmias Googriesien Pas RM. J. O'Malioran Nabe Man A A Blue Local Govrrement Aeccaien T. J. Tree MLC Municipal Employees’ Union

Unclear historic political maneuvering implied in fragmented text

Fragmentary OCR reads as a political period piece noting mistery of a sale and mentions MLA W Ben nett, discussions of abolish appre water, cabinet, and parliament with implied dissatisfaction in party unity and a push by steel interests, but no coherent events or clear outcomes are identifiable.

Lumgug W. Bennett Homme Renehag Main Moody Lang Rontinord Ur J Semel Bieween Premire

The Agapeell May Rect the Reenowal of Walles or Buildings

The article discusses local government power to remove dangerous walls or buildings deemed ruinous. It notes councils may act at owners’ expense to clear unsafe structures. A provision aims to help country towns remove blighted buildings freeing up space for safer streets. A separate note mentions a local woman donating to a hospital.

Bern Kaliet

Woods Great Peppermint Qure Wer influensa Galds

The fragmentary OCR mentions Woods and the Queen of Holland in a period tone. The readable text suggests a historical note about royal or ceremonial gifts tied to a year in question, with references to a tenth of a year and an annual event.

Woods Holland

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