Gloucester Police Court Drunkenness and street disorder
At Gloucester Police Court before Mr L R McGinty JP two strangers Robert Ranger and Ernest Foster faced charges for drunken or disorderly behavior in Church Street with fines or short detentions. Redman and companions faced accusations of coercion and assault during a party incident. The bench noted unusual daytime revelry, while the clerk announced new court hours and direct telephone link for public access.
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Starley
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AML
Accusid
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Panzer
Fester
Mey
Redman
Fenaws
Jon
Fiedman
Robbery at Bulliac School Reported Break-In
Word in town says Bulliac School was broken into between Friday afternoon and yesterday morning. About 44/4 dollars stolen. Police went out in Bullide the morning to investigate the matter.
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Bulliac School
Bullive
Motor Car Registration Locally Figures for 1927 to 1929
Registration figures show 78 cars 24 tor pedes and 26 motor cycles issued since July 1927 with some plates reissued for damage. Total receipts for vehicle and drivers licenses about 860 pounds. year end near 900 pounds. Street and Parish Ltd reported Whippete during the past two weeks.
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Messrs Street & Parish Ltd
Lands inquiry favors attaching Porster urban area to Stroud Shire
In a local land board inquiry at Taree on severance of the Porster urban area from Manning Shire, the board recommended attaching it to Stroud Shire as petitioners requested in the proceeding.
Gloucester visit boosts air display and updates
Captain G. C. Wilson arrived in Gloucester aboard the Bris. ’ol Tourer from the Old Bar, announcing plans to stay until Saturday and invite the public to view flights from Avon side. Other items note amateur theatre, a Pastures Improvement demonstration near Stratford, and trout fry releases into Gummil Creek.
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G. CG. Wilson
Gloucester
Wilson
Mount George
A H and P Association Holds Friday Committee Meeting
The A H and P Association met Friday evening with President A dl Willy presiding. They discussed rebuilding a ring fence, fence completion next week, and two sideshow applications for a tax ing teal and a razzle dazzle and merry-go-round. Certificates of merit were approved for the Midrivers branch dairy cattle show, with one certificate to Illawarra male and one to Illawarra female. Tender bids for a dairy cattle shed were discussed. labor-only tenders will be sought as quoted prices exceeded funds. The next meeting is set for December 6 to review the shed and prize schedule. Condolence was offered for Mr C N Shaw.
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A. dl. Willy
Tion
Illawarra
Wilson
Tugrebakhh v Giratford cricket match on Saturday
Cricket match at Tugrebakh and Gloucester Park produced a home win by 30 runs, with detailed batting and bowling figures for Tugrebakh and Endeavours sides. Notable performances include Bignell and Jack Bignell for Tugrebakh, and Ennis and W. D. Wood for Endeavours, as well as several batsmen listed with scores and dismissals across both innings. The Stroud Road and Gloucester Park results show Endeavours winning by an innings and 36 runs.
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Endeavours
Learse
Avon Valley Team for Saturday at Upper Barrington
The Avon Valley selectors name the team for Saturday. A Wilson, 8. Wellard, J. Welter. Bennett, M. Welland. J. Went, J. Morrin, 4. Ryan, V. West. G. Wilson, 8. West, J. Latham.
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Avon Valley
Upper Barrington
A. Wilson
Wellard
J. Welter
Bennett
M. Welland
J. Went
J. Morrin
Ryan
V. West
G. Wilson
West
J. Latham
Memorial Hall in Gloucester urged for war memorial
A Gloucester letter urges quick action on Memorial Hall site and urges cooperation among the Memorial Hall Committee the old School of Arts Committee the Returned Soldiers League and other groups to start work now. It recalls past delays and argues for a fitting memorial to those who lived and died for their country and predicts progress will unite and improve the project.
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Memorial Hall
Old School of Arts Committee
Returned Soldiers’ League
Returned Soldiers League
Gloucester
Rabbit marketing and shipping trade steady at Brtees market
RadSct Garret and Paterson report in a Tow er market note that rabbit marketing remains quiet in shipping trade. Prices around 876 to 4 shillings, with steady demand and average activity observed.
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Frank Auckett
Paterson
Barrington School Stage Show Impresses Barrington
Comair presents a lively school function featuring a dance Baronrolle with John Dewberry in the lead and strong student performances across overtures songs and choruses. The second act opens with Gun Tree Chorus and the ensemble closes with Spring Lane Waltz amid heavy attendance and a clear profit. The Grey Nall committee plans Boxine Ma Day sports and handicap events while noting a prominent dancing folk display at Barrington Manor Dance Hall.
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Elsa Falconee
Nellie Cor Pait
Anne Farhus
Doreen Moore
Homie and Gladys
Mises
Erie Marstis
M.aud C. Landais
Marjorie
Bers McRae
Stella Penfold
Norian Corbell
Clem Perram
Wallace Wik Brice McSwan
W. Tassell
W Lonnolly
Guevin Peeraw
Tom Forebes
Ronnie She
Hea Comey
Watromer
Memorial Hall Site Debate in Gloucester Continues
Leslie Rye argues against the Arts site for a Gloucester Memorial Hall preferring a business district location to ensure viability. He urges erection of a simple monument instead if a suitable site cannot be purchased, warning that the Arts site risks district burden and failure.
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Cloucester
Mabwret
Bamne
Timmary Aden
J. H. Smithy
Chun Street
Sitippronek
Ghureh Street
Aris
Hawison
Miss Newell
Flying Drangie froms Avge Platy from TURSPAY nie es eee ta dae Roo
A garbled aviation note references a Brlatckburge airport and a two passenger cabin type aircraft, fitted with an engine credited to G. C. Wilson of ATR Services Ltd. The address 115 Pity Street, Sydney is listed, with minimal readable context about the flight.
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G. C. Wilson
Party Politics Curse to Local Government Says L.G.A. Official
The Lannt Government Association's secretary Mr A A inet laments party politics harming local governance. Mr Bluett argues party influence violates common sense and could be limited, asserting that voters should choose by civic fitness, not party lines. He warns political parties have worsened City Council tensions and hopes elections remain less party driven.
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A. A. Inet
Party Politins Areta
Thorntralusilon
Elvie Pall
Twn
Shire
Hiltty
M— Agin
Mr. Bluett
Demons tation attendance and auctions at local venues
AML invites attendance at a demonstration to be held by Mr B Lowrey at Paldeck Stratford with times listed for Friday and Tuesday events. Gloucester Girls Auxiliary plans a meeting at Mr Waddell's office. Notices warn against trespass on Jack's Lane property and announce vehicle sale of a Vulcan truck. Gloucester land board meeting set for December 7 1928 at 9 46 am with FP Pry as chair.
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B. Lowrey
Paldeck
Stratford
Sinstford P.O
Jack's Lane
Wauklvory
Lees Land Board
Wietriel of
Gloucester
Rauel
K. Pry
Flo
Mathumb
Church of England Girls’ Guild
Mission Fund
Miss Loan
Ton
Gloucester Shire
Hawk
J. G. Wilson
Forth
H. J. Dennett
Care of the Eyes Advice From Optists in Sydney
Writs to Webster, Jack and McDonald, Optists, Pitt Street and Martin Place, Sydney, seek advice if sight is defective. Send on your repairs. We specialize in repair work with water pipe repair for state of societyinto.
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Webster
Jack
McDonald
Pittat
Martin Place
Sydney
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