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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1952
Page
2
A gust of wind toppled a bonnet and caused injuries to a sleeper and others yesterday near Craven Street. One rider was taken to hospital with abrasions while a responder underwent surgery for a facial injury. The incident prompted street ambulances to secure permission for street closure and a December 2 carnival plan was discussed at city council.
Judges list to be elected at the AM meeting next week. The committee will decide on merging entries and timing. The show runs Wednesday through Thursday 27 and 28. Prizes and eligibility discussed for Nora Chase section and entry limits. Attendees include Mr FG Farley, Mrs Newton, and others.
During musi set a local notice reports Mr PF Lucocke as head of the Tolimton household in Ratenahaw Barest with Mr and Mrs Alex Tolimton involved in the matter.
Readers report hospital updates and personal milestones. Names include Narrawreema Hospital patients Mr. Thomas Yates of Bloucenter and Ward’s River residents. Newman and Jones family notes. church and community figures from Gloucester and Newcastle. Journeys recall surgeries, recoveries, and recent births and anniversaries with multiple local names and places.
Gloucester district dairy farmers received a record payment for milk and cream amid a good season. The district factory distributed eighty percent of milk and cream for October with totals around 3,000 gallons, supporting the Gloucester Dairy Company. Crews reported the board's payment and rates for cream suppliers, noting adjustments in deliveries and pricing amid busy operations.
A gold watch was lost at Tower House on Tuesday. A reward is offered for information leading to its return to the Advocate office.
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