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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 12, 1935

Page

2

Alleged cattle stealing charged at Gloucester Police Court

William Austin Nash faced a Gloucester Police Court yesterday on a charge of stealing eleven head of cattle valued at £16 10s, alleged to be the property of James Theodore Morpeth Hooke. The case drew a crowded public gallery as evidence was heard, with Nash electing to reserve his defence and bail set at £20 with one surety of £20.

Gloucester William Austin Nash Gloryvale Yames Theodore Morpeth Hooke Jas. R. Carlton Maitland Vane Sergeant Bolton Messrs JT. M. Hooke Calvert Hooke Frank Hooke William Wright Thomas F. Breese Wiam J. Stanton Donald Beaton P.M Carlton Ellant Nash Taree

Gloucester Dairy Co. plans under Rural Co-operatives Act

October butter production by Gloucester Dairy Company Ltd amounted to 138 678 lb, down 115 508 lb from October last year. 298 suppliers were paid £5660/4/6, at 11½d for choicest and 10d per lb for seconds. The board will seek shareholder consent to register under the Rural Co-operative Societies Act, while export grading in Lyonsa Newcastle tightens and substandard butter is reboxed at factory cost. A Sunday excursion train to Newcastle will use the main line, featuring Gloucester Band, carnival plans, and a return fare of 7 shillings for adults with half fare for children. Mr E. F. Lowe announces major changes at Star and Majestic Theatres, vowing first-class talkies and updated sound gear. Saturday features include Roberta with Irene Dunne and an Edgar Wallace thriller.

Gloucester Dairy Co. Ltd Gloucester Dairy Company Ltd Lyonsa Newcastle Gloucester Able Crown Newcastle U Sar E. Gg. F. Lowe Star and Majestic Theatres Air J.blowe Majestic Star Theatres Lowe Gloucestry

Euchre Party and Juvenile Ball at Majestic Theatre

A euchre party and dance will be held in the Majestic Theatre on Thursday night in aid of the Parents and Citizens Association with music by the Black and White Dance Band. On Friday night the annual fancy dress juvenile ball will be held with prizes for costumes and requests contribution from all parents and members for catering.

Majestic Theatre Parents and Citizens' Association

Golden Wedding in Mayfield for Frank and Mrs Single

At their daughter Mrs Donnelly’s residence in Mayfield on Saturday 22nd instant, Mr and Mrs Frank Single celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Family and friends gathered as Mr Single recalled old coach days and sang Old Joe Kickin Up Behind.

Donnelly Mayfield Frank Single Old Gloucester Campie Single Jack Meyer Lou Meyer Tonntius Joe Glucester Prank North Coast

Ada Dodd Weds Harold Lean in Methodist Church

At the Methodist Church on Thursday morning November 7 Ada Dodd eldest daughter of the late William Dodd and Mrs Dodd Bundock wed Harold Lean son of Mr and Mrs Lean Bulline The bride entered with her brother who gave her away Vera Dodd was bridesmaid H Schilling was best man Reception at Corbett's Cate Honeymoon begun after the night train from Gloucester Route 9 Pastor Buttle officiated.

Lean—Dodd Ada Dodd William Dodd Corbett's Cate Gloucester Pastor Buttle

Draw of Gloucester and District Tennis Summer Competition

The schedule lists first round matches for the Gloucester and District Tennis Association summer competition. Key bouts include Stratford versus Pennies, Rockhurst versus Faytry, Copeland versus Teachers, with Presby terians and Factory receiving byes on several dates. NEB notes Pennies play on the Park Court.

Gloucester and District Teachers Rookhurst Pennies Presbyterian Copeland Devennier Factory Stratford Penniew Tesches Rockhurst NEB

Optometrist Visit Notices at Gloucester Hotel

Attendants may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday November 2. Hours of visit are from nine to five. Appointments may be made at A TL Cavanoughs.

Gloucester Cavanough

Health Lecture Delivers Practical Advice on Daily Diet

A health lecture at the public school drew a modest audience. Mr Figgis, of the New Health Society of NSW, praised milk, wholemeal bread, lettuce, potatoes, fruit and fresh air while urging better food production and avoidance of contamination. Chair Mr C B Snodgrass introduced the speaker and led a discussion on disease prevention and nutrition.

Uneie Mtr R Wigeis Ome Snodgrass Figgis New Health Society Alfred Parker Fig- Big Great Britain Chemiat Air Figety

Obituary for George Sansom West in Gloucester

George Sansom West died October 22 in Gloucester. Born at Tullerton Cove 78 years ago, he moved to Gloucester 30 years ago and leased farms at Pigatye Flat. After 15 years farming he retired and resided in town, owning several properties and pursuing gardening. Survived by wife and one sister Mrs. C. Tower of Stockton. Interment in Stockton after a Church of England service in Gloucester.

George Sansom West Gloucester Mr. West Tullerton Cove Pigatye Flat West Lye C. Tower Stockton Church of England

Why Send Your Orders Away

An advertisement directed to H. Coote, jeweller in Gloucester, urging local customers to buy at City Prices. It promises trial satisfaction, catalogues on hand, and guarantees. It emphasizes prompt, reliable service and urges readers to compare prices and quality.

Cresa Anne Dutfeld Suzy Herbert Gortman Warwick Deeping John Sutherland Egypt Lane Don Portbury Ernest Raymond Arnal Bennett Karl Biggers H. G. Wells H. Coote Jeweller Glouchester

Cricket results and standings from Gloucester Saturday

The fourth grade games produced tight finishes and high scores. Waratah and Stratford both posted 144, Bert Merchant 94 for Tugrabakh fell short of a century, Ken Oldfield totalled 271 in three innings, and Doug Young led bowling with 6 for 16. Thistles and Wattles drew after large totals, with Wattles top scorers Lauren Easton and Fred Clarke shining, while Tugrabakh beat Sangat in the first innings. Second grade saw Gloucester bowler Doug Young excel, Stratford’s low-scoring win, Ward's River extending an unbeaten run, and Gloucester naming lineups for next Saturday’s matches.

Warataha Stratford Bert Merchant Tagrabakh Ken Oldfield Doug Young Wellhin Thistles Wattles Glen Easton Roger Garner Fred Easton McAlpin Birman Conn George Garner Wratten Sid West Bill Atkins Fred Clarke G. Kateen D. Cenn C. Kert Dr. Minto W. Mackay Waratahs A. Martin Joe Bigne Bruce Coates Joe Jarl Biswell Reg German Norton Laurie Atkins Hinckly Tun-ol Collins Bob Laurie Jack Gildey Ronnie Smith Gloucester R. Sansom Stan Wand J .J. Wand George ‘Matthewson I. ‘Tall J. Wand Albert Blanch Niel McInnes WARD RIVER Barrington Alf, Conk Osmond Gam River C Randle G. Lambley Nia Jno Atkins

Maitland Stock Sale Notes Mixed Cattle and Calves Demand

Commercial stock sale at Maitland features about 100 fat cattle with fair to good quality, prime heavy and medium bullocks, cows and yearlings traded within £8 to £16 per head. Calves around 550 penned with keen competition. prices from 2s to 50s, porkers and pigs in fair supply with varied weights and cautious bidding. Pigs: medium to good quality predominate, bacon pigs scarce and prices generally firm.

Maitland

West family thanks medical staff and friends for support

MES EJ. WEST and family express gratitude to Drs. Munta and Anderson and to kind friends for help during the bereavement. They also thank Chase for floral tributes and extend sincere expressions of sympathy in their rigid sad bereavement.

Mes EJ. West Drs. Munta Anderson Chase

Boland Family Expresses Gratitude for Support

Mr and Mrs Frank Boland and family Thank all who offered kindness sympathy and flowers after Cyril’s passing. Their words letters telegrams and flowers provided comfort as they learned Cyril was held in high esteem by many friends.

Frank Boland Cyril

In Memoriam West Dear Dad Remembered Always

In sad but loving memory of our dear Dad who departed this life November 14 1983. Dear Dad how we miss you. As it dawns another year in our lonely hours of thinking thoughts of you are always near inserted by his loving wife and family

West Dad Anily

Sunday services across Gloucester churches listing ministers

A fragmented notice lists church services for the Church of England Presbyterians Methodists and other denominations in Gloucester and surrounding areas. It names locations such as Nablac Trinity 22nd Forster 6 am Dyer's Crossing 11 am and Gloucester venues with minister initials and times, plus Tuesday and Wednesday events and a festival.

Church of England Trinity Gloucester H.C. Barrington H.C Faulklands H.W. Rogers Nablac Forster LLC Dyer’s Crossing Wang ‘Wauk Mission Service Mission Service. Tuesday, 19'N. Forster 8 P.m. Festival—Rev. W. Gafith Cochrane Rawdon Vale Invergordon J.A. Lundig Forbesdale Stratford Tues Bible Cilia Craven Ward's River Carsonville Fe. C. Perrera

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