Gloucester Advocate Concert Impresses with Local Talent
A lively Gloucester concert pleased attendees with performances by Miss L Grimshaw Miss L Smith and Mr A Toombs among others. Dyer with pupils sang Advance Australia Fair and Warrior Bold drew applause while comic pieces by Mr McDonald and Mrs Hooligan’s Christmas Cake drew laughter. Church notices follow for Sunday services in Gloucester Barrington Maudville Avon and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Advocate
Satoh
J. Hmith
Meyers
L. Grimshaw
L. Smith
A. Toombs
M M’rae
Church OF England
Gloucester
JL S.m
Barrington
Rae
School of Arts
Presbyterian Church OF Australia
Bearxacp Ateixson
Maudville
Berrico
Avon
Mr. Shaw
Ramsay
Gloucester show features buckjumpers and lively riding
A Gloucester concert and buckjumper show opened midweek at McRae's venue. Kate Kelly the chestnut mare bucked well as local rider Hector Yates attempted to ride her. Dave Cook rode The Barrister for a £2 prize but fell after six attempts. A crowded hall hosted music, recitations, and a charity call for Jus Gorton’s widow and orphans, ending with a lively dance into daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRae
Bucxjumpers
Gloucester
eRac
Kate Kelly
Judge
Hector Yates
Burmance
Dave Cook
Onar R. Lethbridge
R.D
Stroud
Avon
Copeland
Barrington
O.R.L
W. A. Harris
Miss Landers
Kathleen Lavornin
Grant
Miss Watts
R. Mulcahey
L. Smith
de Gruchy
M.C
Gloucester Race Meeting Echoes With Awards and Talks
Race results from a Gloucester meeting include Opening Handicap won by Similar by a length, Victoria second, Salta third after a fall, and Arch winning the Gloucester Handicap as Arch led from start to finish. Ruby defeats Avon in a 4 furlong hack race, with Vedette taking the Local Hack Rack by a length and a half. A life club proposal at the Gloucester School of Arts spurs discussion of rifle clubs and compulsory training, urged by local writer Compatriot Wadi Too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prize
P Cunningham
Similar
Biton
W Campbell
Salta
Chater
G@ Hwhan
Victoria
Sandy
Arch
Victoria Waast
Ray
Hack
Stewarts
T Monaghok
Ruby
Saxby
HL Yates
Avon
Bilton
G Morphy
Gold Trust
Burse
Fy Velotte
Eel Cribs
Avon All Gold Trust
Ant Gold Trust
Gloucester
J McMahon
Shoeamith
Hiltin
Sulta
Commmand Ad
F Everingham
Hurry Scurry
J Bowen
Clowen
Erin-go-brah
W Nash
Burgess
T Monaghan
Enin-go-Breh
Jack
Vedette
Cunningham
Birtn
Nash
Gloncester School
Atul
Australia
Himeer
Besity
Arava
Dr Liddell at Gloucester Anti Socialist Meeting
Dr Liddell addressed an Anti Socialist meeting at the School of Arts on Wednesday night chaired by Mr J A McKensie. Despite competing attractions in town, the audience remained engaged as he spoke on federation, politics, and public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Liddell
School of Arte
J A McKensie
Gorton Benefit Concert Delights Gloucester Crowd
The Gorton Benefit concert and ball, held for Mrs. Gorton and family, drew a large crowd Monday night. Proceeds will net a substantial sum, with every performer well received and the evening regarded as perhaps Gloucester’s best.
Stroud Local News Briefs Highlight Summer Heat
Stroud records hot week with McRae’s Buckjumping Show drawing riders and fine riding. CrEEt Hill on tour through Parts earning praise. Mr. Dimes Smith recovering well. Stroud Judoists beat Clarence Town by 27 runs in a return match. Local dairy industry expands with new cream deliveries and factory activity. Mr. Hillam departs Joggy Lands Africa after weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRae
Tora
Donfidende
Keara
Dimes Smith
Thotileigh
Clarence Town
Jada
Stroud
Beneaoe
Woteuttan
Cron Iu
A . Me. Hillam
District Dance Draws Record Crowds in Avia
Friday night dance in Avia drew one of the largest crowds in memory. Gloucester Borough residents organized the event as part of local improvements on Vigra and Callaghan’s properties. Everingham, who led planning, welcomed attendees to the Arts hall with host Pred. Dancing ran from 8 until midnight then moved to a marquee outside for refreshments and further music into the small hours. The writer praises attendees and comments on the stylish attire of the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Avia
Gloucester Bynciete
Vigra
Callaghan
Lie Hinds
Die Everingham
Hbo Bayeg
Indies
Official Corresponnce on Grant for Bung Wall Work
Sydney November 16 1906 Hon J Luu on behalf of Bullahdelah Progress Committee approved grant of 60 pounds for expenditure on improving a Bung wall road project to Violet Hill. Under Secretary Davis conveys ministerial approval and immediate arrangements for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullahdelah Progress Committee
Sydney
Violet Hill
Davis
Public Works approves grant for road work at Monkerai and Dixids
Public Works Department Sydney reports a grant of 10 pounds has been approved for road works between Upper Monkerai towns and Dixids. The under secretary J Davis notes funds will be made available without delay for immediate construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Department
Sydney
Dodda
Monkerai
Fullio Works
Bahaoy
Mir
Broad
Brite Court
Ob Have
O. J. Davis
Umer
Telegraphic Road Funds Approved for Telegherry Route
In November 1906 the Minister approved an amount of 100 for road expenditure from Telegherry to the North Coast road. Instructions have been issued to commence work at once. Signed by P Davis, Under Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Department
Sydner
Mir
Messrs Windhortoen
WC McIntyre
Telegherry
Yin Master's
North Coast Road
Jing
P Davis
Road grants and farewell in Gloucester district
Burrington Propreas Committee and Rodney note approvals for road works from Mannington to Cobarkton with grants of £4, £10 and £40 for various sections. Public Works officials Davis and others announce funds and scheduling. Also, Mr C Tonka and family bid farewell as they plan to move to Gloucester to take up dairying.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Hawdon
Stroud and
Pustissep
Rifle Club
Wadi
L. Singleton
Dr. Liddell
Noieton
Gorton
District News
Upper Manning
Burrington
Rodney
Mannington
Cobarkton
Miulelor
WV -Ravis
Vader
T Davis
Asya
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!