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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 31, 1929

Page

2

Sudden Death of Tinonee Storekeeper Mr Joseph Chapman

Mr Joseph E Chapman well known Tinonee storekeeper died suddenly in Newcastle on Tuesday evening after arriving Monday. He was last seen in good health at a hotel meal before collapsing at a picture theatre. A farewell for Mr and Mrs Batger and family was held Wednesday night with about fifty friends. Mr Batger active in Gloucestor sports and clubs, Mrs Batger involved in football social duties. The Batgers plan to move to San Souci as Mr Batger starts a new business on his own account.

Joseph E. Chapman Tinonee Manung River Newcastle A. Yates H. Batger HL Gray Gloucester Coralie Gray Batger Church of England Tennis Club Gloucester District ‘Tennis’ Association

Euchre party and dance at Majestic Theatre described

A footballer held a euchre party and dance at the Majestic Theatre last evening, the first in a four event series by the Ladies Committee of the Club. Nine tables hosted players, prizes were won by Mrs A Gor top and Mr Geo Farley, with music by Falconer’s Orchestra. The Presbyterian Church ladies plan a fair at Star Theatre this afternoon and evening. A Maria River farmer seeking freight relief for pollard from Sydney explains a railway charge dispute and rail freight rules affecting farmers.

Majestic Theatre A. Gortop Indies Geo. Farley Ments Milas Flo. Falconer Maria Sydney Wer Mings- Jetta Station Amaller Mingsletta

Boy charged with attempted murder case shocks Oralla

An 18 year old youth faced charges of attempted murder by poisoning after two men at Wilson Creek reported arsenic in stew. The case, heard at the Urall Children’s Court, followed a dinner night incident. Also, a public school celebration occurred at Bullise Public School with prizes and races. Congregational Mission notices and church events at Gloucester, Berrington Hall, Craven Creek, and Upper Barrington are listed. A church dispute at St Johns, Epping, saw Rev Hayes denounce the vestry over pay, delays, and transport for the minister.

Oralla W- Vickers Wilson Creek Ural Children's Court Congregational Mission Gloucester St John's Church Epping Vie H. EB. E. Hayes Mayes Australia

Albert E Wells to Visit Gloucester in June

Dental surgeon Albert E Wells will visit Gloucester on June 3 4 and 5 and may be consulted at Mrs Corbett s Refreshment Rooms Church Street local notice states.

Gloucester R. Laurie

Church of England Ball At Majestic On King’s Birthday

The annual ball organised by the Church of England Women's Guild will be held at the Majestic on Monday night. Freshmeats arrangement appeals to patrons and promises an enjoyable time. Mr H Williams of Groentinge is appointed teacher at Craven School replacing Mr McLean who moves to St Anemnothy.

Church OF England Church of England Women’s Guild H. Willams Groentinge Craven School McLean

Sheep and Roads Debate on introducing sheep west of Gloucester

A town and district social toast to Mr Kelf sparked talk on bringing sheep to the back country. Speakers noted land suitable for wool, need for skilled handlers and better roads, with advocacy for closer settlement, roads to Firefly and Waukivory, and public works funds to support development and dairying.

Kelf Gloucester Tablelands Cummings H. A. Abbott A A, Co Rawdon Vale Berrico Faulklands Mr. Hawdon A.A. Coy Abbott T. A. Pield Ltd White

Bank manager farewelled at Gloucester presentation

Mr H S Kelf recently transferred from Gloucester to Quirindi as Bank of NSW manager was honored at a Gloucester smoke social with a presentation. Shire President Dr A J White chaired a farewell for Mr Kelf and welcomed his successor Mr Donnelly. Speakers praised Kelf as a solid adviser and estimable citizen, wishing prosperity for Gloucester and region.

H. S. Kelf Quirindi Gloucester Bank of Nsw Corbett Shire A. J. White Anid Kelf Donnelly M. J. Graham Spealer

Compensation for pleuro-pneumonia losses debated at protection boards

A conference of Pastures Protection Boards discussed a proposed act to compensate cattle owners suffering losses from pleuro-pneumonia. Proposals included funding through animal head taxes and collective action to share costs, while warnings about high expense and difficulty valuing losses were raised. The issue was referred to a Council of Advice for consideration.

Cat Pastures Protection Boards F. Longworth Gloucester Longworth C. J. Fraser England Victoria Max Henry Conference of Ministers of Agriculture Cumberland Tiwan Council of Advice

Upper Hunter Dry Road Bridges to Be Built

The Main Roads Board advises Commonwealth approval for a Federal aid plan including one bridge for the Upper Hunter dry road extension. A second bridge is planned for next year. Designs will be prepared and a site inspection has occurred to gather data for construction.

Upper Hunter Shire Upper Hunter Dry Road J. Manning Scone Advocate

Street and Parish Ltd Opens Expanded Premises

At the invitation of Mr A Parish observers toured Street and Parish Ltd amid busy week moves to ten new premises including a large 85 foot frontage store on Church Street. The firm links to Gloucester and plans further growth as hallmarks of a thriving district.

A. Parish Messrs. Street & Parish Ltd Churchtreet T Biddell Ters Ts Indien King Street Coron Durabeston Eiter Messrs Street and Parish Ltd

Commercial sale report from Gloucester cattle and pig market

Douglas Waddell & Co report private sale of 40 dairy cows and 480 cows with calves at Gloucester Pic Salma. Matthewson and Co note good pig yarding and near full buyers’ attendance. market steady to firm for most classes, with heavy pigs hardest to sell. Prices per head listed for numerous buyers. Waddell house sale shows bacon and porker sales at varied rates, with overall market described as easier for bacon stock but stronger for pork products.

Douglas Waddell & Co Gloucester Matthewson and Co E. Forbes J. Beaton A. Temi W. Stanton Wilks H. Muddle J. J. Atking C. Tiedman G. Franer W. Barney A. McRae H. McCarthy W. D. McIntosh W. Crowfoot Lowrey J. H. Grady Wes Wat Fooks Bros Blade H. A. Abbott Smith Bros Sowid and Solic Investments

Sydney cattle and pig sale report from May 1900

The Sydney market report notes 4260 cattle yarded with good quality and a strong fat stock section. Prime grades sold well mid day, with store sales slightly favoring buyers. Pigs totaled 1300 head with prices lower across classes. baconers and porkers showed declines. Calf market described as scarce prime bubbles with general balance quality fair and prices higher for prime descriptions.

Sydney Aio Wayers Winehcombe Carson Ltd Farmers & Graziers

Golf handicap tournament draws announced for two trophy events

An 16 hole stroke handicap is set for tomorrow for a trophy donated by Mensa A Parish and Horner with a list of opening round matchups. On Monday a 27 stroke handicap will be played for a Hawdon donated trophy with another set of pairings listed for the rounds across morning and afternoon sessions.

Mensa Chariton Keang Cuming Hawdon Roddy Locke Emmett Levick Tsuac Ashworth

Cattle Rates Show Further Advance At Beutel Market

Lower steers and cattle rates rise with good to prime beef selling 38 to 45 per 100 pounds. Yearling beef brings 46 per hundred pounds, following Monday sales at Beutel.

Beutel

Dairy Herd Regulation for Year Round Production

A conference proposal by Mr E Filmer argues for leveling milk output by paying 10 percent of calvings monthly to ensure steady supply and prices. It suggests seasonal calving control, breeding in six weeks, and July August rest, but warns of risks like overproduction, storage and idle plants, plus the need for multiple bulls and potential neighborly nuisances.

E. Filmer South Canal Dairying New South Wales Iran

Open season on wild ducks ends. no future licenses issued

The Chief Secretary F A Chaffeybay has decided to close future licenses for taking or killing wild ducks for sale. He cites expanding settlements draining swamps and car access increasing market pressure. The sale of wild ducks remains prohibited in South Australia and Victoria to aid conservation.

F. A. Chaffeybay U13 Adootere South Australia Victoria

Care of the eyes urged by local opticians

Advice from Webster Jack and McDonald Opticians Pittet and Martin Place Sydney invites readers to seek help if sight is defective. They specialize in repair work and ask readers to watch the paper for the date of their next visit. A note on a million pounds sterling in gold details its weight and volume.

Webster Jack and McDonald Opticians Pittet Martin Place Sydeney

Missing Buick Car From Gloucester to Barrington

Lost starting handle of a Buick car on May 10 between Gloucester and Barrington. Reward offered on return to H. McCarthy, Barrington. Contains garbled text about mechanics, order, and parts including tyres and battery.

Nandie Buick Gloucester Barrington Ho H. Ie McCarthy

Woods Great Peppermint Care For Coughs and Colds

An old colds remedy claims to ease coughs with Woods Great Peppermint. The ad emphasizes quick relief and broad use for flu season. It highlights familiar branding and household trust, urging readers to try the product.

Thanking Friends After Bereavement

Acknowledgments from a family thanking friends for sympathy and expressions of condolence. appreciation extended to Drs. Munro and Locke and Narraweema Private Hospital staff, and to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Phillips and family for kindness during a recent bereavement. Also mentions A Barraclou gh Limited and a visit to Gloucester with details of a royal hotel event.

W. J. Walan

Special Cattle Sale Listing From Nowendoc and Mandeville

A fragmented sale notice lists stock including 150 choice station bred Hereford cattle with BYELOCKS steers and 2 and 3 year olds, 80 station bred cows, vealers and two year olds, T A Laurie of Nowendoc, 40 DevonDurham steers two years old Laurie Beos Mandeville, 80 DevonDurham steers two and 24 years are J A Laurie Teragie, plus 150 good bullocks and steers mixed cattle for focal owners. FAT cattle and WEALERS for various owners. TRUCKS SECURED.

T. A. Laurie Nowendoc Devon Durham Laurie Beos Mandeville J. A. Laurie Teragie

Furniiture Sale By Auction At Church Street Residence

Instructions from Mr. J. Treader to auction household furniture and effects at the residence Church Street on the above date. Items include beds bedding wardrobes carpets mats lounge stands occasional table dining and kitchen tables rocking chair hassock sewing machine kitchen dresser china ware garden tools and more. Terms cash.

J. Treader Tle Tesidence Church Street Wandaland

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