Electors of Lyne Vote in May 1954 Federal Election
The Electoral Division of Lyne announces candidates Donald James Lancaster and Philip Luacock Exnzat for the House of Representatives. Polling will be held Saturday May 29, 1954, from 1 AM to 8 PM at listed polling places across Gloucester subdivision. Returning Officer J A Wratten notes prior notices in the Northern Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lancaster Bays
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Donald James
Andrew Llewellyn
Smith Bt
Kempesy
Lucock
Philip Exnzat
Canget St. Wingham
Gloucester
Barrington
Bulliac
Bundock
Copeland Morth
Craven
Forbesdale
Gangat
Upper Bowman
Ward's River
Waulkivery
Taree
Veterinary Work Ring Gl 287 Day or Night Notice
A public veterinary work ring announces readiness for day or night service under R R Kershaw B Y 8c. The notice lists contact or location details but preserves minimal readable items from the original OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Kershaw
B.Y
Gloucester Suffer Defeat as Bar Strong in Backline Fight
Gloucester fell to Bar despite backs making penetrative runs and strong forward work. Greg Parish was closely marked while drops and penalties hampered Gloucester’s chances. John Bell and John Wilson showed improving form. Old Bar’s forwards and 5/8 “Bumper” Farrell stood out, as Bar’s defense limited scoring opportunities. Reserves edged by Old Bar reserves by 3 points to nil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar
Greg Parish
Gloucester
John Bell
John Wilson
Chanca Eane
Toby Wilson
al Slade
Tuncurry
Tie
Old Bar
Farrell
Gaul
Gloucester Shire Council Outstanding Rates Notice
Gloucester Shire Council informs of unpaid rates under Section 158 of the Local Government Act. Interest at 6% per year accrues on default dates listed. Notices posted with payment deadlines: February 12 1954 through June 13 1954, with various final dates. T. Marshall, Shire Clerk, Council Chambers Gloucester. May 7 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Marshall
Council
Gloucester
Gloucester Co operative Dairy Company shares notice
Notice is hereby given that a demand motion under Section 471A of the Co operation Act 1923-60 enables the Board to require members to take or subscribe for additional shares. The total issue is 25 000 shares of 1 each. Shares are apportioned by business with the Society with levies against moneys due at rates per gallon for milk and per pound for butter, to be made monthly when the levy is due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Milk Board
Commercial cattle sale report from Dungog district
Tom Hicks reports a Tuesday cattle sale with over 000 head submitted to auction. Good quality Hereford steers and weaners led the yarding as buyers from Dungog Maitland Stroud Taree and nearby districts attended. Prices overall softer than the prior sale with steers and weaners showing declines while several consignments from Ireland and Hereford herds fetched varied but notable prices. Sunday Presbyterian services list May 23 with services at Rookhur Barrington Gloucester led by Rev G McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hicks
Paul Ryan
Joe Careae
Dungog
Maitland
Stroud
Taree
Ireland
A. E. Waugh
G. McRae
Streaners
J. Patterson
Rookhur
Barrington
Gloucester
G. McLean
Lucock Affirms Support for Dairy Industry and Local Growth
Mr Lucock pledges to back government policy on gradual abolition of the Means Test and to work for milk subsidy stability until the dairy industry reaches a sound economic position. He aims to implement party policies for his electorate, strengthen international defence ties, push North Coast development, seek more local government funding, and continue representing the electorate after two years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Board
J. A. Ferguson
Lancaster
Mr. Lucock
Australia
Pacific
Lucock
North Coast
Tamworth Council Eyes Gloucester Scone Route Study
Council discussed a direct Gloucester to Scone road with links via Mundie Tomalla and the Mud Hut route, seeking views from Nundle and Upper Hunter shire councils. Estimates put Gloucester to Scone distance around 80 to 110 miles with debates on the best path and road sealing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preaest
Maitland
Cra Higging
Farley
Nundle Shire
Upper Hunter Shire
Gloucester
Scone
Paviannios
Murray
Ne Tt
Mundie
Orphan Creek
Tamworth
Higgins
Glenrock
Munch
Gloucester-Scone
Carson
Carey
Upper Hunter
Stewart
Tomalla
Curracabark
Public Works Department
Benny's Topas
Wet Creek
Dewett
Mud Hut
Bowman River
Wharton
Dr. McRae
Holstein
Nundle
Upper Hunter Council
Craven Platesu
Upper
Barrington
Bowman
Drs. Higgins and Farley
Also Mentioned on This Page
People OF
Lyne
J. M. Flint
Crossingham
Wingham
P.O
J. H. McIntyre Shoe Store
Church ST
Harvey
Radio & Electrical Services
A.W. A
ARBY
Geiger Counters
Kelvinator
Nippergram
Len Monro
Lew Monro & Marert
Pan'jack
Forbes Mn
Jack Forbes
Cordner
Ind
Bolshevist
J. H. Cordner
Short Street
Commonwealth OF Australia
J. A. Wratten
Onlan
Gloucester Shire Council
Gloucester Co-operative Dairy Company Limited
General Carry
Livephilip
Gloucesl
W. J. Machin
J. BE. Abbott
Thoreday
Nursing Bros
Wingham RD
Bonniebelle Cafe
Bonnie Hazelwood
GCR
Hain & Searight
Macquarie Place
WEY
Yates & Twomey
Lister
Gloucester Hardware Store
Axminster
Orm Runner Childs Playgrounds
Eye
Church &T
Spik-N-Span Dry Cleaners
OWL Store
HONE
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Rosing
Henry Belar
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