Gloucester Hotel alterations stalled by licensing court
Gloucester Licensing Court hears prolonged delays in extending work at the Gloucester Hotel. Mr. L D Martin explains that financial and family disputes delay plans for 16 beds and neptic tank work, with an order under section 404 tentatively set for January 17. Public convenience cited as a reason to grant more time.
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Gloucester
Smede
John Cornish
Barrington
Erie
Land
Martin
Plana
Shire Council
Ucenisee
Equitty Court
New Zealand butter profits rise amid costs and bridge plans
The report notes NZ dairy farmers received £650,000 more for butter and cheese last year while government pays 1/1 to 1/4 per lb for butter domestically as NZ butter fetches 18.39p per lb in London. The North Coast Butter Factories Association sets October pay at 1/1d per lb, highest since 1929. Taree Council begins demolition of the old wharf to avoid delay on the bridge project, with work by NCS Co. A sensational anecdote tells of a farmer whose brain was wrapped in cellophane after a horse kick, later sterilised and surgically closed, yet he resumed work normally.
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New Zealand
Australia
Dominion
London
Savage
North Coast
North Coast Butter Factories’ Association
Taree
Commerce St
NCS, Co
Maitland
J. Enright
Campbell's Hill
Additional Policeman for Gloucester Ordered
In reply to representations about extra police at Gloucester, the Chief Secretary's Department reports inquiries show two officers are stationed there currently. Although workload is heavy, a third officer could be used to advantage, and the appointment will be considered when an eight-man establishment becomes available. Also reports a Bonneville Salt Flat test claims Captain G Byston drove "Thunder bolt" a measured mile at 808.9 miles per hour.
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C. B. Bennett
Mila
J.webeck
Progress Association
Copeland
Gloucester
Tls
United Press
Bonneville Salt Flat
Utah
Us.a
G. BT. Byston
Bolt
Pigs at the Show Prompts Drive for New Pavilion
The An A A and P Ane sociation appeals for donations to build a new pig pavilion at the showground. A list shows substantial gifts from H Muddle to V Newton totaling 59 pounds 8 shillings 6 pence, with many individual donors and a note that more contributions will be acknowledged later.
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A. A
C. Masten
Gloucester Advocate
ML. Newton
A. C. Parish
Ben’ Relf
W. Edwards
Hy Grant
D. Beaton
Mm. Baker
K. McIntosh
H. Matthewson
B. K. Smith
H. W and
K. Murray
G. Murray
C. Griffin
A. J. Smith
May
A. J. Everett
KD. Boorer
C. Murray
A. Gresham
W. T. Relf
Hugh Griffis
N. A. Abbott
Borham
Cavanaugh
Wilson
A. Archinal
King Bros
P. Mill- Alebrook
W. H. Crowfoot
N.J .C. Hopking
Jim Forbes
Matron Baker
J. Gorton
M.J. Sanders
F. G. Farley
C. M Barley
G.N. Crowther
Death of Mrs Titcume after short illness
Mrs. Thomas Titcume a longtime resident of Gloucester died Friday evening after a brief illness. She came from the Dungog district to Gloucester with her husband about twenty years ago. Survived by husband and two children Mrs Sid Slade William Town and Will Titcume Gloucester, a daughter Mrs Tom Charlton predeceased. Three brothers John Cornish Barrrington Joe Gloucester and George Newcastle. Funeral at Methodist cemetery Saturday officiated by Rev F C Pereira. Floral tributes from family and friends acknowledge deep sympathy.
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Thomas ‘Titcume
Sid Slade
Williamtown
Will Titcume
Gloucester
Tom Charlton
John Cornish
Barrington
Joe
George
Newcastle
F.C Pereira
Ethel
Stan
Perce
Althurst
Con
Len Monro
Jim
Mary Paristi
Harry
Perramand Robina
McRae
Davey
A. Hrorton
Ligzla
Herts
Wells
Carter
Randall
Nancy Farley
Thet
Bil
FG. Hendlewhite
M.A. Collins 2d
Thowan
Anderson
Mrr
R. Bayley
Vern
Tarraweerma
Tec
Jean
Sre
Majestic double bill features Hudson and Gold Diggers of 1987
Rachelle Hudson headlines Woman Wise opposite Michael Whalen with Trail Dust music by Tobias and Stern. The Majestic adds Gold Diggers of 1987 starring Powell and Bloniel with Berkeley chorus, romance, and lavish numbers. Midnight Court with Ann Dvorak tops the supporting slate.
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Rachelle Hudson
Twentieth Century-Fox Fii
Majestic
Michael Whalen
Harry Tobias
Dnck Stern
Warner, Brox
Dick Powell
Joan Blomsll
TV Hag
Busby Berkeley
Harold Arlen
B. Harburg
Harry Warren
al Dubin
Victor Moore
New York
Lee Dison
Labcer
Broadway
Nimed Rosalind Marquis
Glenda Farrell
Osgood Perkins
Olin Howland
Irene Ware
Charles D Brown
Ann Dvorak
Manning River Bridge Taree tender approvals listed
Commissioner HH Newell states approval is given for ten tenders for the Manning River bridge at Taree. Clyde Engineering Co Ltd to supply steel works at £31,108 and Monier Theatres Ltd for steel and concrete bridge construction 1818 feet long at £42,018 108 74.
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HH. Newell
Main Roids
Martin
Manning River
Taree
Clyde Engineering Company, Limited
Bi Momter Thaestries Ls
Sleeper price increases approved by Railway Department
Mr CG Bennett MLA receives a communication from Hon B S Stevens stating that the Commissioner for Railways has arranged increases in sleeper payments effective 1 October 1987. Square sleepers up 6d each, round checks up 3 4d each, and down tran bark rate also raised to the specified new amount.
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B. Bennett
B. Stevens
Railway Department
Commissioner For Railways
Bowling notes from Consistency Handicap for Anderson Trophy
In the Consistency Handicap competition results show Griffin defeating McIntyre 121 to 107, Adams defeated Weekes 122 to 105, Boorer defeated Halland 174 to 104, and Adams also beat White 124 to 116. If weather is favorable the Electric Light Pairs Handicap will start Thursday night. the Taree game is postponed.
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Griffin
McIntyre
Adams der
Weekes
Boorer Nor
Halland
Adams
White
Barrington Cricket Club Nominates Players For B Grade
Barrington Cricket Club lists Will represent Barrington CC in B Grade on Saturday 131 November at Bare ringtom 7 Higgins Les Taylor and others. Also notes same players as nominated last Saturday for A grade two day match. Also item about Manning River cattle muster, Mr Robert Easton milestone 44th, community party, and thanks to hosts. Also notice of overdue accounts settlement by 28th November 1937 with payments to W A Harris at Gloucester barber shop.
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Gloucester
Memorial Park
Returned Soledirs’ League
Ministers of Religion
Barrington Cricket Club
Bareringtom
Higgins
Les Taylor
J) Atkins
M. Berry
D. Beaton
J. Moore
J. Dare
D. Cooke
A. Cooke
J. McRay
FL Wobeck
T. Moore
C. Taylor
Manning
Tamworth
Robert Easton
Easton
Mery
Darling
Bonnie
Mre
P. Murray
Wingham Chronicle
W. A. U. Harris
J. Broadbent
In Memoriam Drewe Dear Son-in-Law and Brother Merv
In loving memory of our dear son-in-law and brother Merv who passed away November 10 1936. Sadly missed. Inserted by his loving Dad and Mum also Geoff Ren and Jim.
Patchy November football draw lists multiple matches
The draft schedule lists a series of games from November 12 to 27 featuring Park T against Presbyterian Thistlea, Factory against Forbesdale, Teachers versus Pa, Presbyterian Waratahs versus Gangat, and other pairings such as Forbesdale versus Presbyterian Warataha. It shows repeated mention of Park IT, Park Tv, and several typos in team names.
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Park T
Presbyterian Thistlea and Factory
Forbesdale
Ith
Teachers
Presbyterian Waratahs
Gangat
Park I
Presbyterian ‘Warataha
Presbyterian
Park IT
Gangaty
Presbyterian Thistem
Presbyterian Warataha
Factory
Park Tv
Forbendsley
MARKET REPORT AT HOMEBUSH AND MAITLAND SALES
Commercial market at Homebush Sydney shows 5 to 10 dearer for steers heifers and bulls with best cattle up to £11. Maitland fat cattle about 800 prime and 140 cracker with prime lots 10 to 20 dearer. calves pigs and horses also witnessed varied gains and softer prices for light categories amid improving prime lines.
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Homebush
Sydney
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
SIGS
Good News for Diarymen on September Cream Pay
Dairymen learn September cream pay is 1/11 per th for choicest, up from October last year at 10d. This rise brings cheer as supply increases daily. Mr D d Chine, manager of the M.R. Dairy Society's factory, reports the MR Times notes rising supply and optimism for dairymen with a London price around 149/ to 160/.
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D. d. Chine
M.R. Dairy Society
Maya
Ubst
London
Sewing Machines New and Used by W Bentord Rooms
Local ad announces Singer drophead and round shuttle machines from £10 10s with Mull enclosed cabinets from £12 10s and easy terms from £20 deposit. All makes repaired. Local agent Garngpe Cash Starget Falrmey St Taree.
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Singer Dropheady Co
A. Su
W. Bentord A Rooms
Falrmey St. Taree
Garngpe
Cash Starget
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Mrk
Banff
Kayser
THE
City Price Draper & Mercer
Channell
Master Ladies Hardressers Academy Regi
Jim Channell
NADA
ACA
Australian Chemists Alliance
A. i. Cavanough
Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
Aloutester
Cat. Andrews & Johnston
Carsonville
Berrico Crees
W. . Gelke
Glouceater
H. M. Beeton
Horace Manning Beton
Horace Beeton
Beton
Macquarie Street
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Beeton
MR. Times
John Watkins
Commercial
Watkins
Newton
A, Ho and P. Association
Boviety
Sunday Sun
Barbara Tate
A. Tate
Kingstreet
Barbara
W. W. Hawdon
L. B. Street
J R Higgins
Port Macquarie
Hughes
Casey
Hull
Barney Powell
City Hospital
Barney
Sergi Smede
Lea
Smee
Mr. Martin
Besfore
Pth
Majestic Theatre
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Dave
Mabel
William Boyd
Jimmy Ellison
Hopalong Cassidy” Wester
Séchelle Hudson
Michael Whaen
Thoms Beck
Alas Dinehar
Douglas Fowley
Wiel
Powell
Joan Blondell
Victor Moor
Ombs Harrel
Gold Diggers
Ron Dvorak
John Lue
Ino Theilug
Susie
Manning River Bridge
Cricket
Memoriam
Gloucester Shire
Tom Hicks
Cowper ST
Glouctster
A. Gilmore
Clearing Dairy Sale
Gloucester River
Glovorstershire Vards
Matthewson & CO
Telson Mpg. CO. Pty. Ltd
Dept
Rose & Rooney
Richmond
VNC
B. A. McGain
T. Titcome
Munro
Rae
Narraweema
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