GOLD MINING COMPANY REGISTERED IN GLASGOW ADVOCATE
The Gloucester Advocate reports the registration of Copeland Mines with nominal capital of £50,000 and 100,000 shares. Directors are Maurice B. Hamer Cyrus B. Chewings and Clarence McArthur. Head office Adelaide with agents William W. Hawidon Gloucester. The firm has options on leases on Commonwealth Creek and is developing the Southern Cross mine joining Kin-San.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland Mines
Maurice B. Hamer
Cyrus B. Chewings
Clarence McArthur
Adelaide
Australia
N S.W
William W. Hawidon
Church Street
Gloucester
Commonwealth Creek
Police court fines for street thefts and vehicle prowls
Sergeant Boston's weekend action led to two youths convicted for stealing goods from Mr Tom Hicks and a motor lorry plate offence with fines or 11 days in jail. Property recovered includes 30 to 40 pounds worth. several cars sheds and tires were damaged, with items found behind a public shed. Two bicycles recovered after being stolen. youths detained in Taree and Wingham, machines shipped away on police advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tom Hicks
Olen
Jock” Grahame
Mr. Nash
Wow
Hando
Nile
Eine
Geo. Cummings
Satuday
Belton
Afternian
Kar
Taree
Wingham
Black Mondays in British factories prompt study
The article notes that Mondays account for nearly a quarter of factory accidents, with 19 percent on Tuesday and 15 percent on Wednesday. An English writer questions the high Monday toll, suggesting weekend drinking or fatigue from long Saturdays and Sundays, and calls for a National Safety First Association funded study into the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationl Safety First Association
Armistice Day Observances Earn Respect Across Communities
Fifteenth Armistice Day observed with short school service and church services. Pupils placed wreaths at Soldiers Memorial in Memorial Park from the School and Junior Red Cross. Floral tokens from Returned Soldiers League and others. Poppy Day appeal raised about £13, thanks to Mrs A White, Miss Dawson, and helpers, with support from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giga Yates
Red Cross
Returned Soldiers! League
Toral
B. J. Channel
H. D. Johnston
B.A. Tense
EL & W.A
Australia
Limbiess Soldiers’ Association
T.B. Commotters
al White
Miss Dawson
RS & Sll
Miso
Wife Granted £1700 Per Year Alimony in Divorce Case
In the divorce case United Kingdom judge ordered William Howke Mackay to provide Muriel Windeyer Mackay with £1700 annually as permanent alimony from March 1. A judicial separation from Key Rushanil was granted for failure to restore conjugal rights. Alimony pendente lite was to be paid from December 1991 to March 1922, with credit for sums already paid to the respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn 4
Wood
William Howke Mackay
Muriel Windeyer Mackay
Mackay Way
England Wins Second Rugby League Test at Leeds
England defeated Australia seven to five at Headlington grounds Leeds to retain the ashes after a hard fought match. Woods scored the decisive try late in the game as Sullivan added a penalty and goal to seal the victory. Australia led at halftime and early in the second half, with Gardner and Brown featuring for the visitors and Sullivan pivotal for England throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Australia
Headlington
Leeds
Manchester
Woods
Ted
Gardner
Einglish
Sullivan
Sullien
D. Brown
Brown
Gloucester Rifle Club Fulton Cup at 500 yards
Gloucester Rifle Club continued the Fulton Cup at 500 yards amid awkward winds and a shower. C Baker led with 44, L Thornbury scored 48, and Ki Hart and C Baker posted 48 each for afternoon top marks. The meet will finish at 600 yards next Saturday as Wingham and Taree clubs seek matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Rifle
Robinson
Quetcher
Hoy
Mac Monala
C Baker
L. Thornbiy
Ki. Harts
C. Baker
Ata L. Thornbury
T. McDonald
R.quetcher
W. Hayman
Wingham Rifle Club
Gloucester
Taree
Copeland Mining Court Grants and Refusals at Rawdon Vale
The Copeland Mining Court heard several applications. Harris was granted 12 months entry for portion 188 Bindera Parish after a gold prospecting permit. Kennedy’s entry over portions 25 and 26 Knowia was refused for nonappearance. Dare received leave for entry over portion 28 Knowla with rent set at 2 shillings per acre per year and 10 shillings per shaft. Giddey was granted entry over portion 46 Knowla on similar terms, with the shaft fee and fencing conditions. A G Nives’ application over portion 23 Knowla was withdrawn. Marshall’s entry for portion 26 Knowla was refused due to nonappearance. An inquiry into conflicting applications 380/340 over six acres Knowla involved Brown and Bartlett and revealed disputes over possession, notices, and pegging with witnesses detailing the sequence of events and authenticity of notices. The warden indicated authorities depend on fulfilled conditions for entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawdon Vale
A. N. Graham
Copeland + Court House
A. BE. Harris
Parish Bindera
Thos Kennedy
Parish Knowia
Albert Dare
Parish
Knowla
William Giddey
Giddey
Laurie
J. N. Laurie
W. G. Nives
A. Marshall
Parish Caven
B.J. Brown
CA Bartlett
Arch. Bridge
S.F
Copeland
Barnett
Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Br. Bartlett
Tly
A. Bridge
W. Franks
Brown
Bridge
B. Brown
Mr. Brown
N Macourt offers renovation and decorating services in Gloucester
N Macourt wishes to notify Gloucester and district that he is prepared to carry out renovating painting decorating and carpentry at reasonable rates. No job is too small and prompt attention is assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Macourt
Gloucester
District
Mining lease dispute over pegged calico notices and witness testimony
In a Warden’s hearing, Claude A. Bartlett testified about pegging processes for a mining lease on 11 13 September at Craven Creek. He described notices, a brown cardboard peg, and alleged duplications by Brown, Bridge, and Franks. Edwin Bartlett supported his father. The Warden ordered the minister to review and decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bartlett
W. Frank
Warde
Claude A. Bartlett
Donaldine
Craven Creek
Brown
Warden
Considina
Naili
Bridge
Franky Brown
Ant
Franks
Hit
Bartfelt
Mr Brown
Boydel
Mr. Brown
Weil
Bartlett
Edwin Bartlett
Round1 Bowls Match Wingham v Sloucter Ends in Tie
Last Saturday local bowls first round saw Wingham meet Sloucter on the green in a keen contest ending in a draw one point each. Individual rinks featured Goddard Hawdon Street and Gibson Hill with scores of 30 42 28 22 20 and 3a respectively. Tarer ink visit to Gloucester noted. a strong Tarer team led by Mr. E Woodley played a friendly against Dick's rink and won by ten points. Also announced: Jack McDonald and associated firms to hold a sight testing event at Commercial Hotel on the upcoming Friday from 9 am to 5 pm with possible appointments at Cavanaugh's Chemist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingham
Sloucester
Cw Vone
Goddard
Fotheringham
Ringley - Whatson
Taree
Wingham Iby
Gloucester
TARER
E. Woodley
Ted
D. I. McDonald
F.s.mlc
London
Webster, Jack and McDonald
Sydney
Maitland Stock Sales Show Mixed Demand In Beef And Pigs
At Maitland stock sales buyers remained active with wholesale and retail butchers well represented in Sydney and local consignments. Fat cattle and bullock lots ranged from prime to medium weights with prices easing slightly. vealers and heavy cows traded, calves and pigs showed a large supply with prices varying. buyers attended in force, demand noted as variable across descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Sydney
Lorge Supply
Porkers
Ami
Rough Troma
Maceners
WET
Climate Club notes on summer golf and water works
A meeting of members Tierester in summer golf will be held Saturday next at 8 pm. The pumping plant for the water supply to local links will be installed by week’s end. Working bees will soon dig trenches for pipes to the greens.
Local match near Bindera under lights
A Thursday evening game set for November 30 features the Bindera area team Hilowooster visiting Manchester for a 12 o’clock kickoff. The meeting promises a competitive clash as both sides seek vital league points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bindera
Murringtin
Iidiey
Hilowooster
Wolok
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Panama
Carnival
BOVS
ALL Woon
Whatson
Draper
Cfewellery
A. I. Cavanaugh
Gloucester Pharmacy
W. W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson
T S. Wells
Albert E. Wells
T. Corvett
Sth
Church OF Mnglall
Barrington Church
Tlc
Gronester
H.W. Tingere
Methodist Church
Gloucester Tlc
Stratford
Marsh
Dombkins
Bowman Farm
Congregational Mission
Shannon Vale
Upper Craven
Barrington Hall
J. Battle
Free Presbyterian Church
J. A. Webster
Stroud District Baptist Church
Stroud
Nall
Stroud Independent Baptist Church
Metaonist Church
Bullahdelah
Girvan
H. Jonnate
Gold Mining Company Registered
Pitt, Son & Badgery
Buon
R. J Martin
Yass
Fifeen
Willompete
Thi
Karamen
Russia
Designa
Art Appmntuy
Fauiukiey
Black Mondays
THE
League
ASHES
Gloucester Rifle Club
Copeland Mining Court
Connrade Donaldine
Roe
Rendult
Bearer
Adama
Watson
Chapman
Styles
Wondrey
Sts ‘Elnd
Paling's
Wem
Garden of Roses Cafe
Eeaana E. Mino & CO
Late Coming Bros
Faye
A. E. Smith’ Bakery
Peter's
Sommellial
Komebush
Winchcomby, Carson, Ltd
TRSO
Sisters of St Joseph’s
Martistic Hall
Brightlight
M. Ferrin
E. Moffatt
Laurie Chubb
M. Forbes
J. Gorton
Church of England
Monster Swimming Carnival
Gloucester Park
Matthewson & Co
Tom Wicks
Maye
Dilton
Vincent Bitinn
Ugled
Gloucester Shire Yards
W. Webede
D. Lynch
1 Mullins
A. G. Hicks
CS Looker
Stan Wilson
J McCarthy
Oloucester
School of Arts
Park
A. J. White
Premient
David HJ. Hill
Corertt
Gloucester Investments & Agency Co
Commonwealth Savings Bank Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co, Ltd
National Mutual Ufe Association
Verma
Church ST
David H J, Hill
Denta
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