Gloucester Gazette Highlights November News
The Gloucester Actorate reports continued rain with 364 points recorded for the week at the post office. Stolen jewellery recovered in Dungog. two men arrested after robberies in Taree and Belgrave Street. Electric proposition rejected 126 to 85 by Dungog voters. Annual Tennis Dance set for Nov 9 at Majestic Theatre with trophies and a ping pong feature. Property sale next Wednesday Nov 19 at Ward's River with dairy herd and plant. Radiola shop opening announced by Harvey Ivers in Green’s Block. Farm training seen as unpopular. government camp near Windsor may take 100 boys. Optometrist D T McDonald to visit Gloucester Nov 26 at Commercial Hotel.
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Dunger
Taree
F. Whitaker
Belgrave Street
Glatscester
Majestic Theatre
Kit Kat Orchestra
Ward's River
Messrs. Matthewson and Co
Tom Hicks
Geo. Hazelwood
Gloucester District to Send Team to Country Week Cricket
Gloucester District Cricket Association votes to enter a full team in the Country Week fixture in Sydney starting November 29. Seventeen players are eyed with thirteen to be chosen. travel on November 27. The association will award caps, seek local support, and suspend some matches on December 4 to accommodate the event.
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Te Gloucester District Cricket Association
Gloucester
Sydney
Gloucester District
B. H. Anderson
Mesara
M. Newton
F. Drinkwater
Drinkwater
Tilly of Bloomsbury rehearsals begin for December show
Rehearsals have started under Mrs D H Hill for the popular English comedy Tilly of Bloomsbury. Fourteen to sixteen players will perform, with the Parents and Citizens Association and the Mothers Club presenting the show.
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D. H. 4. Hill
Tilly
Bloomsbury
Paste Totsin Nixteen Players
Parenta and Citizens’ Association
Mothers’ Clit
D. H. J. Hill
F. ©. Association
Mothers’ Club
P. and
CG Association
BM. Newton
Shepherd
P. and C. Association
Mothers' Club
Sewerage Extension Enables Complete Gloucester Coverage
The Government adds 3530 pounds to the Gloucester Urban Area Sewerage Scheme, raising total grants to 18580 with council contribution 21470. Total project cost reaches 40000 pounds, funding sewering Gloucester Park, the Railway, South Phillip Street and the hospital site, making Gloucester the only town in the State with full sewerage.
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Gloucester
A. J. White
Sydney
B.S. Spooner
Gloucester Park
Phillip Street
Aid
White
Gloucester Special Cattle Sale Sets brisk market record
Paterson, Easton and Co report holding a special store cattle sale at Gloucester on Wednesday. About 800 head yarded, most sold within 14 hours. Demand strong with Devon and Black Poll steers selling up to £6 14s 2d, Hereford and Durham stock varied, heifers around £6 10s, marking the best sale since 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Durham
Hereford
Maltheween and Co
Inasc Moore
W. J. Dave
J.P Lee
TV. Murray
Ry “Toytorelli
S. A. Deards
R. Osiand
Affams and Sons
Rumble
Sal
WH. Reeves
AD Everett
M. Easton
B. J. Channell
Stade
GE. Westley
J. Ross
J G. Wilson
Boorer
Corbett
J. J. Atking
A, Ho
P. Association
A. J. Smith
A. Ribbons
SS Power
Martin and Whatmore
FB. Powards
Forbes
Mannequin Parade Inspires Summer Fashion in Australia
The Mannequin Parade organized by Street and Parish for the Country Women's Association at the Majestic Theatre showcased lingerie, sportswear, street frocks, and evening gowns. Models Joan Deards and friends presented a showroom scene with music, florals, and a reception, highlighting summer styles and returning blouse and skirt trends.
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London
New York
Paris
Messrs. Street & Parish, Pty, Ltd
Country Women's Association
Majestic Theatre
Hollingeworth
D. H. J. Hill
A Gorrie
Jean Howell
Focal
Joan Deards
Nancy Weekes
Laura McDonald
Win
Deards
Olive Parish
W Hi Foote
Mra. S
Bennett
Mra
J.T. Hicks
Mra. M. Dean
Street and Parish’s
Gloucester Harmony Club Formed To Foster Music Here
A Gloucester music lovers meeting at the J N Lauele Memorial Hall formed the Gloucester Harmony Club with 27 members present. Officers include President Carlan Senr and Organising Secretary H McLeod. annual membership 2/6. weekly practice set for Wednesdays. committee to choose music.
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J. N. Lauele
We Gloucester Harmony Club
Gloucester
Ttia
H. McLeod
Mr. McLeod
Meg
FV. Munro
Carolan
Senr
W. Hy Yoole
Me. J. D. Benson
J. Bennett
H. Mc‘Legd
G. McGregor
W. H. Yoote
Mesars
T. Britt
W. Robinson
P. H. le Quesne
Messrs
Carolan Senr
McLeod
Meadames
McGregor
Yoole
Coffs Harbour Tomato Record Shipped to Sydney Markets
A record was set at Coff’s Harbour railway goods yards when over 3500 cases of tomatoes were shipped to Sydney markets. Dry weather and irrigation helped protect the crop, with expectations the Coff’s Harbour district output will exceed last year and exceed 100000 cases by year end.
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Coff's Harbour
Sydney
Coff's Harbor
Cattle and Pig Market Reports From Gloucester Area
Matthewson and Co report yarding of cattle at the fortnightly sale with buyers present and various prices for cows springers and ponies. Gloucester pig sales show strong petition and high values for stores with numerous buyers and many named sellers and prices listed. calf sales also noted with a good market and guidance on future forwardings. Next pig and calf sale set for Thursday 18th November.
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Matthewson and Co
C. Hamberger
J. R. Higgins
C. d Chapman
S. Budge
Gloucester
Tom Hicks
J. T Higgins
FT Parener
H. McNaughton
G. Glover
Fred ‘Easton
Les
Phillipa
G Tiedman
A. A. Hockey
A. Grittin
W. Murray
G Burley
EB. Everett
Mathewson and Co
Ant
Everett and
Wade
Everett
W. Rumbel
Whitford
M. Ellis
T. Ells
Beaton
H. J. Johnston
C. Randla
Redmann
K. Belt Lata
A. Page
Dennett
J. Barbowr
Sie
L Neilson
S. Slade
Dal
Shaw
Wat Stanton
Wal
JJ. Atkins
Hy Stevenson
C. West
Als
Ray Adams
Atkins
W. J. Dare
Agata
M. Green
Roa. Wilks
Muuule
Pariah
Boyle
Wirkam Sims
Mil Jehell
DK. Redman
W . A. Sansom
K. Gresham
Hanplan
A. McTuyes
Ton Rel
OL Ata
Samwels
Roy Andrews
Miss Grant
G S. Murray
Paff Bros
A. Lestie
Path
G. Maston
HL Wellard
V. Holstein
G. Power
A. Prigslley
Kernabah
Andrews
Don Martin
B Gallagher
J.D. McRae
J.P. Lee
G. Welsmantel
W. Digby
Murray
A. Murray
T. Gallagher
E. Fittocks
Matthewson & CO
New Showroom Opens at Gloucester Electric Supply
The Gloucester Electric Supply Co opens a new showroom in Green's Shopping Block tonight inviting the public to view the latest Hi Speed electric ranges and a wide variety of appliances including frona, jugs, percolators, cake mixers, vacuum cleaners, floor polishers, and electrical fittings.
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Gloucester Electric Supply., Co
Green
Gloucester School announces concert and exam results
School notes report completing Primary Final Examination results with high marks in writing and spelling. A school concert is planned for December 14 at 2 pm to award prizes. enrolment stands at 305 as the district pushes toward a district school status and Leaving Certificate program.
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Pam
Gloucester
Ubi
Gloucester Pub
Tie
Gloucester Advocate
Tuncurry Afforestation Camp Sparks Local Protest
A Tun curry contributor reports plans to move aborigines from Forster and Purfleet to the Tuncurry Afforestation Camp. Residents vow to protest the transfer, arguing it harms local interests and tourism. The writer questions relocate timing and camp placement near tourist areas.
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Forster Snit
Purfleet
Unis
New South Wales
Tanjuny
Tuncurey
Church Services List for Trinity Sunday in Gloucester
Church of England services noted for Gloucester and surrounding towns with times including 8 H C Bowman Farm 11 15 Nab iac 7 30 Gloucester 7 30 Rev H W Rogers Nabiac and Cochrane Presbyterian Craven Creek 11 Heatherdale 2 Gloucester 7 30 Methodist Upper Barrington Stratford Gloucester 2 30 Free Presbyterian Upper Barrington Berries Lower Barrington 7 30 Congregational Gloucester 11 Tugrabaikh 2 Copeland 7 20 Pastor B Martens
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Church of England
Gloucester
H.C. Bowman
Forbesdale
H. W. Rogers
Nabiac
H.C . Coolongolook
H.C . Dyer
Forster
W. Griffith Cochrane
Craven Creek
Heatherdale
D. Glyn
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Tobralco
Nearlin
P. de Quesne
Draper & Mercer
Channell
Master Ladies Hairdressers’ Academy
Jim Channell
NADA
A.C.A
Australian Chemists Alliance
A. I. Cavanough
Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
Cromumy
Nta
Andrews & Johnston
Carsonville
Dungog
Dungog Fleciple Supply Co., Ltd
Radiola
Harvey Ivers
Fisk Radiola
Labour and Industry
J. M. Cunningham
Scheyville
Windsor
D.T. McDonald
F.B.C.A
Fsm.c
Webster
Jack d& McConald
Pty. Limited
Commercial Hotel
Wriday
Luzon
Philippines
Kent
P. & C. Association
Avon Valley
Dack’s Lane
Newton
Algensaton
Ma McGown
Gloucester Harmony Club
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Astrid
Edith Cavell-Marie Depage
Aesels
Electric Supply Company
Tuncurry
London Connell Schools
D Honcester
Lawes
Gent
ALI Amt
Gent's
W. Perouson
Forbesdale Hall
L. A. Crane
Stroud
Church Services
Clearing Dairy Sale
AY Wards
GEO
Hazelwood
Worsley Eagins
Gloucester Shire Yards
TS AM
Will
Ubie
Dwase
Gloucester Rives
F Metso
KR. Johnston
Cowper ST. Glou
A. Gilmore
Paterson, Easton & CO
Maitland
E. W. Sparke Pty. Ltd
Westar
Riverina
Enright
Maitland Yards
Alfa-Laval
Osborne
ING. Calman & CO
Howeeater
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