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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1950
Page
2
An OCR fragment mentions Wh. J. Bel ML of Wovater and Jack A McDonat Cytingy Pty Limited with rights and options. It notes a person Jimi Gtyurvsyre on a date to be inverted and consulted at the Homninere al Havel. It hints at potential danger at Street Pariah Pur Lita and a phone number 6, Goncewar.
Fragmented OCR text from a historical page contains scattered names and entities such as Parana, Kit Mona, Mes Stay, Nanayeye, Tayamney, ARNE Yotanty, AC War, Shy princemen, Burton, and a hospital reference. The readable pieces suggest a collage of names, places, and possibly event notes, but no clear coherent event or story to summarize.
An old report notes the death of George Paterson in action during wartime service. The item mentions his widow and children, and includes a brief obituary style summary with other local notices and society events.
A Gloucester branch notice lists nominees for the councilor positions, including Laurie, Benner Boshi Merab, Danuta Charley, George Douglas McRae, Donal Crueire, and Harry. It also invites members to a riding meeting on December 2 and notes a monthly meeting for mothers on November 16 at the school with secretary Mawden signing.
A garbled newsletter item outlines Marley’s Bus services for the Dungog Rodeo weekend with multiple pick up points and dates. It lists a Next Sunday event, bus trips around January, and special details about departure times and locations, though the text is largely unreadable.
Public auction announced for a dwelling with kitchen and outbuildings on Cook Street in Gloucester. Objections to extension of term at the Land Board Office must be filed by November 17, 1880, with notices published in the Government Gazette.
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