Runaway horse disrupts bread delivery near Me Gum ming’s Lakehouse
A horse pulling a bread cart bolted from a bakehouse and frightened through King Street toward a laneway beside Mr. A Taipn’s residence. The youth clung on as the reins parted the bit, steering the animal into a fence. Mr. Tate intervened, the horse was calmed, and bread delivery resumed shortly after. The incident occurred in the early morning, with no injuries reported. Meanwhile, Rev MW Russell will preach at all Church of England services on Sunday the 25th, inviting all interested in missions. Also reported are passes in the practical piano exams at St Joseph’s Gloucester, storms causing 107 points of rainfall on the North Coast and Northern Tablelands, and news of John Hawdon’s final law exam and impending admission to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althoven
Mr. Tate
Onurch
England
MW. C. Russell
Diocenan
Minsions
Gloucester District Cricket Association Meeting Notes
The Gloucester District Cricket Association met in Anderson's Rooms on Tuesday night with President J. P. Bastal presiding. Delegates discussed prizes for top batsmen and bowlers, selected selectors I. P. Easton J. Mitchell T. Bignell, granted L. Chandler permission to play, and approved rule changes on December to February match times and Premiers by points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester District Cricket Association
Anderson
J. P. Bastal
Mesara al Blewell
H. Perrin
C. Middlebrook
E Smith
A. Fenning
Z. Bignell
S. Greenaway
H. Knight
L. Monro
L. Taylor
J. Mitchell
H. Gray
Association
Ing
Batemen
Meesry I. P. Easton
T. Bignell
L. Chandler
Crewes
Untidy Political Seat Totals Report Weakened by Ambiguity
The text shows party tallies with nationalist and labor mentions. It states Labor has clearly gained five seats while three of five doubtful seats may also go to Labor, indicating shifting results amid unclear phrasing. The fragment mentions country party and national party alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Country Women’s Association Eyes Gloucester Branch Expansion
Mrs. W. J. Maclay of Tinugroo Scone visits Gloucester for preliminary talks on establishing a Gloucester branch of the Country Women’s Association. The group aims to alleviate rural drift, provide maternity facilities, nursing support, and seaside visits, with 216 branches current in the state and 28 percent of members in Queensland. The association is philanthropic, non political, and non sectarian, with a 4.40 yearly subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Maclay
Queensland
Victoria
Association
Mackay
Dangog
Gloucester
Matt Sawyer
Wedding Bells at Copeland Town Church
The Ute Congregational Church in Copeland hosted a: wedding on October 27 uniting Nev A Fisher-Webster and Mr Thomas L Wratten to Miss Doris Forbes. The ceremony featured a wedding march and a large tea at the bride’s mother Barrington River home for about 50 guests. The bride wore georgette white dress with silver trims and orange blossoms, and the party included the bridesmaids in mauve and pink crepe de chine with black hats. The mother wore black georgette. gifts included many cheques. The couple have since returned from their honeymoon. the groom sustained a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute
Copeland
A. Fisher-Webster
Thomas L. Wratten
Misa Doris Forbes
Barrington River
Migs P. Bithroy
Elstor
Mise Ethel Wratten
Edna Langden
Newcastle
Grovp
Church Services Sunday November 20 Includes Several Denominations
Church of England in Gloucester and Invergordon hold morning and evening services led by Rev H C Russell and Sunscat. Presbyterian Invergordon Bernice and Gloucester centers publish mixed times. Methodist Bible class Thursday and services at Briatford Stratford and Group Centre. Stroud Baptist Church hosts services at Stroud Altworth Booral with additional evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Briatford
Murray
Craven
Stratford
Group Center
Federal Elections Count Progress and Senate Outlook
Counting continues across divisions with Labour gaining ground but not a landslide. Nationalists and Country Party hold strength. Labour expected to win six or seven seats from ministers, possibly securing about 20 seats and control of the House, while Senate results show mixed gains across states including New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Howse
Country Party
Labour
Labour Party
Miniatertalinia
Sydney
Lang
Bourne
Thal
Hacken Barton
Macquarie
N.S.W
Freemantle
W.A
Boothy
S.4
Ind
Victoria
Mr. Cook
Kennedy
Hume
Ns.w
Endeavoura and Upper Barrington Cricket Match Report
Cricketers Endeavoura and Upper Barrington played on the Unbht Barrington wicket with a home side loss by 136 runs. Wickets and bowlers listed include J Parley, J flows, K Bithrey, J. Hamberger, and J. Moflae among others. scores and retirements noted with detailed dismissals and innings highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavoura
Upper
Barrington
Berrington
Bowlina
J. Parley
K. Bilhrey
B. Lauele
Upper Barrington
J. Farley
Fitzgerald
Col. Hamberger
Lurie
Hamberger
J. Mitchell
J. McRae
Humber
A. Shelton
M. Fraser
Higgins
Tugrabakh versus Stroud Road cricket match report
Scant readable lines describe Tugrabakh at Stroud Road with scatterings of batsmen scores and dismissals. Mentions Vic Kempsey Mall Gloucester area and a memorial note for Malcolm Ernant Campbell, killed near Gloucester in 1919. Team rosters show Merchant, Gorton, Rodgers and Wood among others, with bogey runs and outs noted throughout the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Smith
Campresis
Memry
Malcolm Ernant Campbell
Vic Kempsey
Gloucester
Awa
Campe
Helland Family
Lartstowne
In Memoriam Webrck at Copeland
Memorial notice for husband and father who died on 21 November 1946 at Halmlea Copeland. Inserted by Mrs. A Webrck and family. Lives in hearts though gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webrck
Halmlea
Copeland
A. Webrck
Meeting of Glow Crster United Cricket Club November 26
A meeting of Glow Crster United Cricket Club members is set for November 26 at 5 30 pm in Anderson's Rooms to discuss disposal of club property. Also noted is a separate sale of work at Majestic Hall on December 7 at 7 30 pm for Mission Fund proceeds. Gloucester impounding and a local cricket match Avon Valley versus Craven Me with scores and bowling details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Pro
Douglas Waddell and Co
J. Landorn
Porkers
F. Farley
L. Parley
H. McCarthy
Lowrey
Wilson
Gloncretor United Club
Last
Yea Club
Glowcrster United Cricket Club
Anderson
HB G. Gray
Majestic Hall
Mission Fund
Miss Lord
Avon Valley
Graven Me
Avon
Valley
S. Wellard
C. Wellard
J Atkins
A. Clarke
MH. Monnox
AJ Witson Bt
Bbbek
HW. Gry
J. Bbbeck
Wilson HA. Clarke
B. Miller Y Burry
A. Glarke
Morris
Coleman A. Clarke
Wellard
Fenning
V. West
H. Monnox
J. Ryan
Botham
Bibeck
Bignell
Petition Fixtures For First Round In The Competition
Remaining first round matches listed for Saturday November 24 include Avon Valley versus Monkeral at Monkeral Tugrabakh against Stratford at Tugrabakh Craven 1 versus Barrington at Craven Endeavours against Stroud Road at Quesalter Kiln Ore versus Craven at Kin Ora Saturday December Fat Avon Valley versus Barrington at Avon Valley Monkerai versus Craven 4 at Monkeral Craven Tl against Endeavours at Craven Stratford versus Kin Ora at Stratford Saturday December Ath Tugrabakh against Barrington at Tugrabakh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faltowing
Avon Valley
Monkeral
Tugrabakh
Stratford
Craven
Barrington
Endeavours
Stroud Road
Quesalter
Kiln Ore
Kin Ora
Monkerai
Craven Tl Y
Endeavoure
Saterday
Shiral Election Candidate Seeks Re-Election
A local notice signals a forthcoming Shiral election with a candidate for the position of Councillor in B Riding. The speaker claims three years of faithful representation and offers to continue serving the Electors and Shire if trusted again. Signed submission.
Gloucester Shire election disqualifications to vote
Gloucester Shire Council warns voters of disqualifications under Section 55 of the Local Government Act 1989 for the election to be held on December 1988. It lists disqualifications including mental incapacity, receipt of charity aid, imprisonment, certain convictions, bribery or intimidation, habitual drunkenness, maintenance orders, aggravated assault on a wife, allegiance to foreign powers, and more, with the Returning Officer to enforce these rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Waray'n. Chaplin
Gmeer
Gloucester
Reveiber
Candidate for Gloucester Shire Election Promises Reform
A letter from H. J. Flannery declares candidacy for the Gloucester Shire Riding. He states fourteen years residence in the shire and pledges best efforts for the welfare and improvement of the town and district. He seeks votes for better shire administration and more government grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Shiral
H. J. Flannery
Swedish Cans Stockpiled In Various Sizes
Large stocks of supported Swedish cans in all sizes pledge durability, lasting twice as long as ordinary cans, appealing to buyers seeking longer lasting storage solutions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. A. Doudney
Dertal Eurgior
Queen Street
Cecil Sutton
Eric Weine
A.m
Pam
Russell Hall and Davies
Church ST
The
Gloucester Advocate
State Consarvatorium of Music
St. Joseph's Convent
Crarter
Nina Miller
Mena McCann
Margaret Landers
Tablelands
John Hawdon
Hawdon
Dawson
Waldron
Cricket
Nationalist
Country Women's Association
Ratten
Forbes
Church OF England
Glou. Sester & H.C. Tugrabalth
H.C. Russell
Presbyterian Church
REV. Sunscat
Stroud Baptist Church
Stroud
Altworth
Booral
Senate
Dooley
Pune
Rae
Abbott
C.P
Drehand
Grawford
Poll
Reid
Lawson
Hoare
O'Halloran
Tuens
Robinson
Verran
Rowe
Frayes
Maya
Ogden
Bane
Commonwealth
Mebush
J. Moflae
A. Ennis
Dawe
Y. Fitagaraid
Thoman
Parlay
Cyril Hamberger
J. R. F. Basten
Bolton
J. Mitchen
Berley
W. Perguson
J. Ross
Dr. Munro
J. Roes
Mitchell
Rowa
W. Thomar
Topal
Craven Il
Strong Road
Craven Mt
Gmeester District
Dungog
al Avab
J. Atkine
Ryan
B. Milter
J. Wellard
Wittog
Clyde Borham
A. Wont
Mh. Blanch
W. Portes
J. ‘Woat
Eloucester
Australis
Hioven
Rune
Due Roe
Rowling
S. Smith
Ry Merchant
B. Smith
Tugrarakh
Merchant
Ss. Smith
E. Tayloré
R. Gorton
Rodgers
Wood
Neugen
A. Gorton
Sundries
Memoriam
Ghwron
Leman
W. Retchert
Bulley
J. Bh Beck
M. Harry
Monnax
A. Craven
B. G. Coleman
W. Lovkrey
Barry
Welland
J. Ebbeck
H. Monnax
G. Wilson
Bigmet
Clarka
Yates Bc
Lo L. Chandler
Atkins Ty A
Wil S. Morgan Hc
A Wilson
Carlton and
Callow
Haye
Target
W. Willaum
Mill Crork
Ross
Munro
G. Lawrie
Gatile Sale
Shire Yards
Deands
Douglas Waddell & Co
Douglas ‘Waddell & Co
Buhuiee Jersey, Springing, Meijers Douglas Waddell & CO
Wireless Seis
WATER
Kent Ahle 3
Ion Inus Apt- 3
Wend Retinam Investments
Solic
Paris
CP. & Clt
Gloucester Shire
Doug'ss
Waddell & Co
A. J. White
Dalgety & Co’s
Ghave & Shavr
Wolesley Separators &«, and
Wolesley Engines
P. W. Russell
Eldlug
J.P. Easton
Douglas Waddell & Co. Auctioneers
Pras
Reaponne
Manly
Warringah Shire
Gilbert McDonald
Gloucester Shire Council
M. Landers
Dalonda
Om ‘Es
Glougestee Shire
Electors OF ‘‘c
Aleu
J. G. Wilson
Riding
H. J. Dennett
O' Riding
Dundee
C. Parley
Rowen Furey
Martthewson & Co
Wy Jolson
Auctio
Jersey
CIONT
Lusgheos
Jens
Heniy Gloucaster
Gloucester Stock Sales
Stoek Ob Bailey
Universi Ao
BUICK
Gloucester Motor Sales
Oldmobile
Tansey Gare
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