A. H. P. Association committee meeting notes changes
A committee meeting discussed 1982 show dates with Gloucester moved to 16th and 17th March and Stroud to avoid conflict. Junior Farmers prizes boosted by donation, side show license approval, Nab fac January meeting noted. Dairy farm competition discussed with possible entries and Barrington farm visit. Heifer definition debated, schedule kept, and broadcasting plans for next show considered. New member drive urged with prize incentive. Piano ads noted at end.
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Stroud
Gloucester
Crowfoot
Central Coast Shows’ Association
Associaion
Nabfac
Corderoy
Barrington
Dennett
Royal Agricultural Society
J. H. Farley
V. Newton
Corderay
Wingham
Don Shaw
Glenward Road dispute and council delays outlined
Gloucester Shire Council notes continue with Glenward Road issues. A resident demands the surveyed line be respected, removal of a creek causeway, and immediate completion of offers to a neighbor. Council discusses highway deviations, fencing plans, and inspections delayed for about a year.
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Glenward Road
G. D. Laurie
Coun
Carter's
Council
Jane
Laurie
Gloucester Herd Test yields top Jersey cow in 270 day run
In the 1930 31 Gloucester Herd Testing Unit results, Mr F G Farley’s pure Jersey cow Siren of Kuludab led with a Vital of 437 pounds butterfat in 270 days, followed by Mr J H Warley’s grade Jervey cow Spot with 119 pounds butterfat. Total value for the two cows' 149 months at four pence per pound equals £51 8s, amid praise for local dairymen despite poor seasons and a new second herd testing initiative in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Jersey
F. G. Farley
Farley
Siren
Butler
J. H. Warley
Jervey
Fresh Produce Prices Promised On Band That Line
Produce ad proclaims seasonable, plentiful supplies of ripe tomatoes cucumbers and lettuce always on band with steady prices. The copy emphasizes choice quality and steady availability. Shoppers are urged to seek these fruits and greens at nearby markets offered.
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FRESE
Church Services Sunday November 22 at Gloucester area churches
Sunday schedule lists Church of England services Trinity Sunday Bright, Gloucester, and Presbyterians, Methodists, Congregational Mission, and Stroud Baptist Church meetings. Roster includes Rev. S. W. Rogers, Rev. Alex Alexander, Rev. J. Battle, and Rev. S. A. Dickson with times from morning 8:30 to evening 7:30 across Gloucester Stroud and nearby locales.
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Church OF England
Cloucester
H.G . Tugrabulth
Gloucester
Stroud Baptist Church
Booral Union ii
Allworth
Stroud
Bullahdetah
Girvan
S.A. Dickson
Conference of North Coast Agricultural Bureau Branches at Taree
An educational two day gathering opens on Tuesday 24 at the Methodist Hall Taree for the Conference of Agricultural Bureau Branches North Coast. Delegates and the public may attend talks on maize yield pig raising cow and pig health fodder conservation and country women issues with speakers including A M B McDonald L O Martin and Mrs Weight. The session includes a special women’s program and a screening of an educational film followed by a social gathering.
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Conference of Agricultural Bureau
North Coast
Methodist Hall
Taree
Agricultural Bureau
Department of Agriculture
L. O. Martin
Pankhurs
Singleton
M. P. Skearns
Government Savings Bank
Metropolitan Meat Board
C W.A
H. Weight
Lina Byrne
Bsoagr
Futha
H. J. Bakewell
Mount George
Richardson
Mundrook
Social at Rookhurst concert boosts church fund
The Rookhurst concert arranged by Copeland Britainment Co and Gloucester Glee Club drew locals to Craven Creek residents Verandah seating on W Retferram home lawn. A stormy afternoon challenged the outdoor setup yet attendance remained strong. Local cricket matches and tea by ladies followed a favorable program with net proceeds about £6 for Rockhurst Church Organ.
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Rookhurst
Copeland Britainment Company
Gloucester Glee Club
Craven Gruek
W. Retferram
Bert Redman
Craven Creek
Gloucester
Rockhurst
Motor World warns buyers as NSW motor act rivals surface
The Motor World column notes the NRMA warns Sydney used car buyers of dealer tricks and promotes consumer checks by association experts at a fee. It explains private owners carrying club members or charitable passengers may fall outside Transport Act limits, and urges vehicle taxation instalment options and registration for trades vehicles under the act.
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Sydney
N.r.ma
NEMA
N.R.M.A
NORMA
N.S.W
N R.M.A. Insurance Ltd
N.R M.A
Cape
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Street & Parish Ltd
Ghoice
Cavanough
A. I. Cavanoi Ough Atetntel
Pullis
Graham Tiy
Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd
Church
A. H. & P. Association
Mee
Stanton
Paling's
George Street
Gloucester Shire
Commonwealth
J. Reichert
Barrington B Road
Falkland Crossing
Rocky Crossing
Manchester Road
Reichert
Gloucester River
Denison Street
Railway Street
Inspector of Health
Cobaret
Newton
W. J. Harris
Victor Radio
Paling
Gloucester Investmen’s
Phon
Coming Bros. Garden OF Roses Cafe
Coming Bros. ‘Phone
Rev. ST
W. Rogers
Presbyterian Church
Manslcm Barrington
Faulklanits
Alex. Alexander
Methodist Church
Mr. Marsh
Congregational Mission
Cyday Grove
Connelly's Creek
Upper Tia
J. Battle
A. J. White
A. G. Turner
Drive In—Drive
Agricultural
C.W.A
the Motor World
SN Rmal
Griffith's
Park Street
W. G. Kent
G. Kent
T. Hannan Saddler
Starness Maker
Majestic Picture Palace Church Street
Wheyo Select
Japan
Shantung
W. A. Dan
Tomato Growers
West Maitland
Jon. Arsin
Howell's Manure Distributors
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