60 000 Gallons of Sewerage at Gloucester Plant
Gloucestershire health inspector Roborian Jim Murray told Gloucester Rotary Club how the Leman's Flat treatment works use 60,000 gallons of sewerage daily and produce two cubic yards of dried sludge weekly. He described aerobic bacteria in septic tanks, oxidation converting ammonia to nitrates, and operation of sedimentation tanks filters humus tanks and digestors. The dried sludge is said to make excellent garden soil.
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Gloucester wedding endures all white theme at St Josephs
Mavis Dawn Banks of Gloucester marries Noel Mosman at St Josephs Catholic Church Gloucester in an all white ceremony. Rev Gooud officiates. Details include lace gown with long train, pearl coronet, white camellia bouquet, bridesmaids Aileen Doolan and Dorothy Watkins, flower girls Pauline Freeman and Susan Channell, page boys John Fitzgerald and Tom Dare. Best man Dec Mosman, groomsman Alec King. Mother of the bride Mrs L Banks presides over 216 guests. Honeymoon at Surfer's Paradise and Southport Queensland. Future home Gloucester.
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L Banks
Samuel Banks
Noel Mosman
C. B. Mosman
Mosman
Maitland
Gooud
Aileen Doolan
East Maitland
Dorothy Watkins
Ward's River
Pauline Freeman
Susan Channell
Page
John Fitzgerald
Tom Dare
Dec. Mosman
Alec King
Lunch Hour Opens For Coo-ee Clothing Store
An Anborn street store of Coo-ee Clothing Ltd. in Goulburn now opens during lunch, from 1 to 2 pm, to serve customers. Manager Len Hunt confirms half-staff take lunch from noon to 1 and 1 to 2, with staff busy serving customers and staff supportive of the policy.
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Maitland Cattle Sales Yields 850 Head Yarding
Maitland buyers witnessed a yarding of 850 fat cattle with light bullock supply and cows predominating. Prices ranged from best heavy bullocks to £46, medium £96 to £40, light weight £20 to £36, best cows £27 to £50, medium £19 to £28, light £11 to £16, plain £9, crackers £6, dealers £26 to £30, medium £23 to £28, plain £12, small £7, bulls to £38.
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Bowls Threes Show Strong Opening Progress
In the Club’s Threea Championship opening, Nichols Garland Stitt led 25 to 20 over Relf Stephens Houghton. Bates Alder Carson won 20 to 15 against King Bradleys Beattie. Gray Garner West 25 to 13 over Dave Adams Middlebrook. Carolan Thompson Boorer 23 to 18 over McIntosh Franka Green. Next round moved to Sunday after rodeo, with draws listed. Frank Robertson from Canberra City Club attended, praising the green. Danger Ladies Club from Gloucester visited, heat tested, Gloucester women winning all rinks and Dignam, Chubb, Creagh, Dean earning trophies.
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L. Garland
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J. Relf
W. Stephens
W. Houghton
W. Bates
J. Alder
E. Carson
W. King T. Bradleys
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H. Gray
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West
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C. Middlebrook
J. Carolan
Thompson
K. Boorer
McIntosh
L Franka
D. Green
R. Nichols
D. Lyall
W. Gibson
Lrye
V. West
Eric Carson
Frank
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Tennis notes night competition draft for next week
The note outlines scheduled tennis matches from 30 November to December 3 across courts 1 2 3 and 7 at El Doradoes Ascot Willow Vale and Stratford. It mentions Mogrant vs Bluwa Bilis Glen Ray vs This tes El Doradoes vs The Ecraps Wallanbah vs Barrington Optimists Old Timers Carmines vs Peer less Johnnies vs Thera Ashford vs Willow Vale Wanderers vs Magpies Stratford vs Musicians Wallabies vs Rockhurst Tara Vale v Barrington Blues Wattles v Butvilla Forbesdale v Rovers Waratahs v Koalas. A complete point score will be published next Friday. The annual ball drew nearly 300 attendees despite heat and bushfires, with strong support from other sporting bodies and good financial outcome. The club house notes the ball interrupted work on the clubhouse and calls for more volunteers with saws and hammers next weekend.
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Sydney cattle market firm with 2455 head yarded
Dalgety''s News Service reports 2455 cattle yarded at Homebush stock sale with market firm. Prices range bullocks 1230 to 135 per hundred, heavy bullocks 118 to 125, steers 180 to 140, helfers 115 to 132, cows 100 or less, yearlings 140 to 170 per hundred pounds. Truckings report 182 cattle wagons Thursday. Winchcombe Carson Ltd notes similar yarding and firm market with best weanlers to 178, steers 142, bullocks 132, helfers 132, cows 14 per hundred pounds.
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Homebush
Sydney
Dalgety
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
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