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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 18, 1947
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice listing names and places such as Monsey and Gloucester with unclear actions. The text includes several garbled terms and possible event markers but no coherent event or outcome to anchor a full report.
The Gloucester Advocate reports on local affairs including a committee inquiry on government trading and bank issues. Mentions the Shire Council, various council motions, and discussions about road and water matters. Also notes entertainment items and a cattle market summary with price ranges and demand signals.
A fragment notes a Wednesday gathering at a local training centre with 300 patients and a mention of a hospital matron and a poem titled Saatane Poem. It references Avan Sie Becksford and an event date on the 1th int ran Mink.
Fragmentary commercial notice listing items with prices and vendors including Stone and Garson Leacepary. Mentions 1958 garden work and rain, with several prices in shillings and pounds, and references to dealers Merrigean and Watada. Overall, a partial stock and pricing list with scattered company names.
Readers are reminded of the Bazaar to be held at the Motho list Church grounds on Thursday evening. Tyree announces his daily leave and plans regular monthly meetings. A visit may be conducted on Thursday 27th November at Broadstreet’s tailoring saloon for consultations.
Readable bus notice lists services with times and stops. Mentions Wingham races on Saturday and Garner’s Corner departures at 8 30. References to Tuncurry Wallandan and supplementary meals or events. Imperfect OCR yields unclear lines and stray names.
The Mothers Club holds its regular Monday meeting at the school on Friday November 7 at 3 p.m. Members are urged to attend. D McDonald is honor secretary. Lost in Small Vale tape keys at Church Sunday. reward offered at Commercial Hotel.
Amended lists name candidates for election across Ridings A and Br with 90 seats noted. Polling places appointed for Saturday December 6, 1947, locations include Barrington, Store, Pitlochry, and Roskhara. postal voting rules require applications by 3 pm on December 6.
A fragmented plea from the Ravedon Vale Progress endorsing candidates Blanders and Beau. The brief calls for sound finance and better communications as key objectives, inviting votes and cooperation with fellow councillors to advance progress and development.
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions piano listening and a person named George Street and Eamon Sal Bo in a terse line. The readable text hints at a sales or request context for pianos but provides no clear event, date, or full names to confirm a specific notice.
A damaged notice describes parcels in Nablae Township including seven wood perches and a building block lot 12 section 11 in Rubiee township. It notes a planned sale or plan with improvements and frontage along a street, offering secure reclamation and suitability for a home.
The electorate committee voices support for E. Br. Landers and Read as energetic and knowledgeable candidates. They urge voting for these contenders in the upcoming selection, aligning with progressive leadership and strong understanding of the area and its needs.
Tender invitations issued by Gloucester Grocery and Furnishing Co Ltd invite immediate use and removal of weatherboard, lining, and celled rooms. Tenders close November 1. highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
A fragmentary notice from F. Reese urges electors in rural areas to attend the upcoming shire election. The message emphasizes turnout and participation, stressing timely attention to affairs at the four o'clock session. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or locations.
A fragmented tender notice lists Beran and SonNETON, Andrewa, Johnson joinery works in Gloucester as possible suppliers. It notes conditions of tender and that lenders not necessarily accepted, with unclear details on bidders.
Fragmentary OCR fragment shows a tender notice for a device or service involving trust and bidders. References to a church street location, tender acceptance, and names A Johnston Andrews and Tolination Gloucente appear garbled. Summary reflects uncertainty due to damaged text.
In loving memory of Janen Emith who passed away on November 1784 at age 61. Beloved father and grandfather, cherished by family and friends. Son-in-law Bert and others offer tribute to a life of kindness and devotion.
The Supreme Court of New South Wales will grant probate of the late William Wergharon of Gloucester after fourteen days from publication. Executrixes Mary Elizabeth Wand and Nance Evelyn Hawdon are named, with Hawdon and Tawson acting as solicitors. Heirs and interested parties are asked to present claims within thirty days.
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