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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
3
Notice warns against trespassing on the 8 per 100 feet timber at the Carson Northern Timber Co. Bernice Creek mill. Offenders will be prosecuted after the stated date.
Henry Knaggs a Fulham cab driver aged 66 faced possible licence loss after being convicted of dangerous driving. He had 50 years on the road and denied causing any vehicle to pull up, claiming he merely filtered on a clear road. Magistrate Mr McKenna noted long service cannot prevent decline in ability.
Matthewson & Co report a lively Gloucester cattle sale last Tuesday with heavy yarding of quality cattle and good competition for steers while bullocks weakened. Prices for numerous consignments from J L Penfold to A Stevenson and others are listed, with overall demand moderating on fat cattle and a weaker turnout reported by Tom Hicks.
The Gloucester Pasture Competition judged by C. E. Ahrens awarded top honors to A. Archinal Bowman with 89 points in the first class, followed by W. H. Crowfoot Buckets and Unicomb & Radford, then Mra FB Shaw. Second class saw E. J. Foyle Wellard's Lane 71, Archinal 69, Crowfoot 63, with prizes of three and two guineas funded by the Lower Hunter and Gloucester District Council of the PP Union.
The Primary Producers Union invites district delegates and branch members to inspect the Steelworks at Port Waratah on 26 November 1985. The district council meeting begins at 9 am in the works room, followed by a luncheon hosted by BHP. Branch secretaries should confirm attendee numbers and provide names at the School of Arts meeting on 7 November.
Rebecca Birnie a 50 year old Holloway resident pleaded guilty to running premises for money and valuables linked to horse racing profits. Over five years she paid street bookmakers’ fines totaling more than £2000. Four men admitted aiding and abetting while others helped conduct the business.
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