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Gloucester Advocate in Gloucester, New South Wales

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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 07, 1939

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Electricity for Barrington marks rural supply extension

About fifty residents and visitors attended as Mrs L O Martin opened electricity to Barrington. W J Hawdon noted the line is the second transmission project by the company, with Gloucester to Barrington River served at the same town rate plus a 6 percent capital cost charge. Speakers praised local development and the railway and government departments, while a luncheon followed the ceremony.

L. 0. Martin L. C. Startin Barrington W. W. Bayon Abjetuuas Chapman Taree Gloucester Barrington River Railway Department Martin Hawdon Srentine Eecssen W. . Hawdon He Parrineten Puckett's Road Glen Hindon Lowe Tauly School of Arts L. C. Martin H. J. Street Department of Works and Local Govrnment O'Malley Jones Railway Electricity Branch Aldern W. PB. Chapman W. Hawson Street Mr. Martin Tennyson

Public buildings praised and criticized in court remark

Mr Hawdon notes the power behind progress and calls for better public buildings. He cites the Court House as unsuitable for the volume of business and mentions the Post Office as a Commonwealth matter that would not meet expectations.

Hawdon Public Works Department Court House Tay

Gloucester calls for highway link to New England route

In a discussion led by Mr Hawdon, Gloucester officials urged the government to connect Gloucester with the New England Highway via a route through Scone or nearby. They argued the upgrade would open a premier regional corridor, boost interdistrict trade, and ease long neglect of North Coast roads. The speaker praised recent improvements in other towns while stressing Gloucester’s ongoing needs and urging ministerial action.

Gloucester Port Mac Hawcorn Dows Martin Hawdon Street

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