R C Annual Bazaar at St Joseph’s Church
The annual bazaar and sale of work at St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church drew strong support and praise from officials and clergy. Mrs. P. H. Deards opened the event, with Rev. Father Fallon presiding. A broad program featured speeches, musical items, and stalls, with proceeds expected to reach about £110.
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St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church
P. H. Deards
Deards
Father Fabien
Iid
Gen-Sain
Canon Williamson
Church of
Eng
A. Lynn
Father Fallon
Mira
Deands
Wong
Nota Britten
Dee
Britten
Abe Varios Stalle
Jenkins
Perrin
Hibernian
Bambach
Dare
Hoop
R. Paget
Mesdames
Gus Forbes
J.T. Higgins
Keith McCarthy
Miss. R
Sydney market reports 2640 cattle yarded at mixed prices
Commercial Homebush stock sales in Sydney saw 2640 cattle yarded with prices a touch lower. Best dealers fetched 38 shillings per 100 pounds, heifers 31 shillings, bullocks 31 shillings, and cows 10 pounds 8 shillings. Heavies were scarce. overall values were mostly unchanged.
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Homebush Stock Sales
Sydney
Mohiay
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd
Gloucester Police Court Hears Betting Case At Slade’s Saloon
A large crowd attended Gloucester Police Court as Harold John Slade faced a fine for being in Slade’s licensed billiard saloon on 4 November to bet. He was fined 420 with 40 days hard labour in default. Two young men, including William Hector Wilson, were bound over under the Crimes Act to keep the peace for two years after pleading not guilty to using a room for betting. Witnesses described police discoveries of betting data and slips, and officers gave evidence about the alleged offences in the rear room of the Gloucester Sports Club on Church Street. The cases featured testimony from constables Walker, Predertol, McLeod, and others, with the court urged to focus on the betting activity rather than character.
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Ned
Slade
Harold John Slade
Sergeant Hughes
William Hector Wilson
M. Borthwick
Dungog
PAM
S.P
Walker
Predertol
Gloucester
Church Street
Frederick
Borthwick
Famiol Litlivence Fordham
William Enest Lind
Newcastle
Spain
McLeos
Tralee Rose
Bertiavalley
Watnuss
Weedy Valley
Kean
Mr. Borthwick
Defendant
McLeod
Duncan Angus Donald McLeod
Lind
Samel Laurence Fordham
Billierd
Young man bound to good behavior after betting ruse
Albert Fordham, laborer from Gloucester, faced a magistrate after a saloon betting incident. He claimed no betting occurred while police seized a paper listing bets, denied involvement with Roy Channel, and said he intended only personal bets. The bench bound him over for £20 on his own surety for two years, citing his youth and need for responsibility.
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Roy Channell
Channell
S.P
Hughes
Wittens
Vind Saii
Mr. White
Channel
Slass
Sergeant Hughes
Roy Channel
Mr. Borthwick
Albert Roy Channel
Gloucester
Fordham
Sam
P.M
Maitland Stock Sales Fat Cattle and Pigs Report
Fat cattle yarding of 900 mainly cows and young cattle with scarce bulls. Best bullocks to 12 pounds 19 shillings. cows to 9 15. calves about 600 with excellent quality. Pigs around 550, porkers scarce, market easier than last day, heavy pigs to 36 6, baconers 74 6, better lots 60–79 6.
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Maitland
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Grahames Old Garage
Denison ST
J. Moutzouris
Garden OF Roses
Peter
Horlick
Gloucester 2
W. Bates General Store
Tyrell Street
Grahame
Denison Street
W. Bates
Thomas Cowan & Co
Tudor ST
O'Connell
W. Brooker
Box 40
Taree
Street & Parish Pty. Ltd
Saxbys
Saxby’s
Carsonville
Randle
T. W. Dodd
Gloucestef
R.C. Annual Bazaar
Gloucester Hotel
F. M. Smith
FRY Bros
West Maitland
Sid Oldfield
Stratford
Howard Bignell
P.O
Gloucester Police Court
R. Selling
Cambrics
Nika Srey
L.hecas
Mongery & Furniture Departments
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