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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 26, 1953
Page
2
On Friday June 9 am to 1 pm a sale is announced with numerous unreadable names and locations listed. The fragment mentions Sydney Tamworth Reepecy Tarws but specifics are unclear. The item appears as a damaged public notice about a sale or auction with scattered proper nouns.
Special services planned in all Gloucester churches on May 31 to mark the coronation. Crowds, souvenirs and themes appear in local town celebrations and ambulance appeal fund efforts. Nearby fairs, markets and performances are advertised with dates, prices and venues.
Amateur art show draws crowds at the School of ite hall Wie drawing god attendances with interest from schaol efile. Only two more days remain for the public to view the paintings. The last session will be on Thiurne May morning.
The readable fragments mention Gavin Parley and Royal Prince Alte Hospital in Sydney amid fragmented references to a competition and social remarks. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the text.
A list of church services and events across parishes including Slouresiar-Katrict-Waytuat, Christian Endeavour at Sh ford Church, Gloucester areas with arlier meetings and devotion plans. Highlights mention Presbyterians, Church of England Additions, and devotional committee activity. programs available for attendees. Deputy leaders and ministers noted, with various service times and venues across multiple locales.
The DL group staged a mid December production at the new RSL hall with Ron Porter credited for a lively Fairy month production. Cast members include Gray, White, and Thamaon delivering strong performances while Porters set and impersonations drew praise. Proceeds go to the Gloucester CWA Ranch with support from local sponsors and the younger set.
A local school theater curtain calls after a Friday night performance featuring Glowcaster players. The crowd praised the cast led by Colin Gray and Bowen as stage work impressed parents and peers despite some misgivings about the show’s philosophy.
Local boxing card features two main events with noted fighters from the region. Promoter Bill Lawren will anchor the program with Lex Gala and Jonas Ryorpe headlining alongside Cawresce’n and Randy Buckadirum. Rivalries include Bhuegum Hiatthows versus Rey Tharp in a crowd pleasing showdown.
The Ladies Auxiliary seeks consignments of cakes, pastries, and fixes for the Coronation Ball on February 2. Items should be left at the Coronet Bay War Hall during the event period. Brazelwood serves as secretary.
Help wanted for an overseer role at a cattle station on the Upper Manning river district. Apply by deadline with references to LS Cooper and Mount Grorge. instructions emphasize immediate start and location specifics.
A veterinary notice promotes dehorning cattle to increase herd value and reduce Injury risk. It advises ranchers to consult local vets for safe horn removal methods and timing, highlighting cost savings over long term losses from horn-related injuries.
A garbled report records an Associates golf day on Wednesday with names Kean Mire Wratten and Mra Oldfield as winners in the morning round and Mire later prevailing in the Cevanough Cup. Readable details are incomplete.
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