Gloucester police court lean day and local sales reported
Yesterday at Gloucester Police Court three minor motor traffic offenses were heard and fines recorded. Property sales were listed for Town property on Victoria Street and surrounding farms, with figures for purchasers and values. A hockey dance event was advertised along with a Returned Soldiers social at Grahame's Garage to raise funds for an eye injury relief, and a dairy cattle sale was announced for Ward's River.
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Loucester
R. Solling
Noperty
Messie Paterson, Raston & Co
Propertie
Victoria St
Taree Aye Mat
Burton
M. Yara
Ave Rat
J. K. Mackay
H. Brewer
Marlee
Wingham Brush Farm
E. Potts
Brewer
Whigham
Dyer'a Crossing
H. Steyers
P Walsh
Seune
Krambach
P Gallagher
Hart
Wingham
T. Richards
Albert Rue
New Owner At Wingham Chronicle Returns To Local Pages
Mr F A Fitzpatrick has purchased the Wingham Chronicle from the Chronicle Newspaper and Publishing Co. Ltd., continuing as editor manager and director for 25 years. Local loyalty remains his slogan as he leads the Central North Coast paper into a new era.
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F A. Fitzpatrick
Wingham “Chronicle
Wingham “Chronicle” Newspaper and Publishing Co. Ltd
Central North Coast
Germany seeks peace while pledging west fortifications
A Saarbrucken broadcast quotes Hitler asserting Germany’s aim for peace and reunification of Germans, pledging continued and extended fortifications in the west including Aachen and Saarbrucken. He promises to repeal emergency measures soon, allow hundreds of thousands of workers and reservists to return home, and criticizes Versailles era policies while naming Britain’s Eden, Duff Cooper, and Churchill as potential future leaders.
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Penion
Great Britain
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Saarbrucken
Abolt-Chapelte
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Reich
Ibave
Tam
Aix-las Chapelle
Signor Mussolini
Versailles
Anthony Eden
Duff Cooper
Winston Churchill
Britain
Mr. Chamberlain
Om Guar
Regervista
Gloucester Troop Notes Highlight Militia Camp Plans
Gloucester Troop No 2 under Lieut Lawson and No 1 Troop at Wingham form part of the 18th Machine Gun Regiment with HQ Maitland. The 16th is fully mechanised for rapid coal defence work. Enlistments near full strength. camp details set for November 12 to 19. recruits urged to file papers by November 6. bivouac scheduled October 18 and 19 at Gloucester and Wingham for squadron and troop exercises centered on the Royston Shield contest.
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Gloucester
Lieut
Lawson
Wingham
18Th
Maitland
Vicborg
Glouces- Ther
Intervat
Wingham Boys
Methodist Church Silver Jubilee Celebrated in Gloucester
Gloucester readers marked the Methodist Church anniversary with a Silver Jubilee last Sunday. A tea in the church grounds followed by a night tea for fifty attendees highlighted 25 years of work led by Gresham and Jarrett. The Sunday School grew, the choir trained, and Rev. N C Southwell received praise for leadership. A capacity congregation enjoyed services and festive decorations by Miss Jesale Thomas.
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Gloucester
Gresham
Jarrett
Messr’s
Wenham
Leslie Wright
Hurstville
Beryl Heb
Wewhite
Mary Crowfoot
Trisart Eva Matthewaca
Mary Anerson
Jessie Thomas
D. Glyn Jones
Jones
Presbyterian Church
Thomas
Yates
E. H. Anderson
E. Greaham
N. C. Southwell
Southwell
Jesale Thomas
Tennant Creek Gold Leases Abandoned as Mills Struggle
Teaveholders and tributers abandon gold mining leases in Tennant Creek as government mills crush only a small share of ore. The Northern Standard reports gold output rising while town and field stay effectively dead. Leaseholders face Christmas shutdowns with ore uncrushed, urging a bigger water supply to batteries to run additional shifts.
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Tennant Creek
Northern Standard
Terrrtory
Burneas
Junior Farmers Club AL meeting outlines garden progress
An advisory committee meeting of the Junior Farmers Club reports growth in gardening projects with over thirty gardens now in operation. Mr Maslen notes variable readiness, urges planting variety and proper care, and suggests prizes donated by seed distributors. A Barrington school visit is planned with Messrs Collier and Sims coordinating demonstrations for children and future gatherings.
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Mr. Maslen
Masten
Wonca
Barrington
Cullier
Mrsl. McIntyre
Barrington Buiter
Cullive Sith
Cullive Sith He Y Would Be Pieaseu
Lermalnig
Tavensen
Fran
Golier
Barrington School
A. MeRiw
Fay Af
Suppaevers
Sims
Argstiser Wallheny Glousester
Colosnithes
Une Fur
Junie Farmer Movement
Hin
Mor
Srs
Mo Newton
J. Ib
Wilson
A. McRae
Collier
R. G
Farley
Robert Farley
Kia-Ora
Ani
B. Lowbridge
Saturday Rugby Results and Gloucester Cricket Trials
Saturday results show Waratahs defeat Wattles, Bat? drawn with Gan Bat, Stratford 1 defeats Stratford amid byes. upcoming Gloucester Skeet Club teams list players for Saturday October matches including Waratahs versus Stratford at Stretford, and Thistles versus Stratford on Parke with named players.
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Waratahs
Wattles
Gan- Bat
Bockhurst Barrington
Wanl
River Stratford
Stratford
Thistles
Gloucester Strcket
Saluntay
Stratfond
Stretford
Majestic Showings Open With Maytime and More
Majestic Theatre presents Jeannette McDonald and Nelson Eddy in Maytime opening to good crowds last night. Shows repeat tonight and tomorrow. Laurel and Hardy star in Way Out West, a Hal Roach MGM comedy, premiering at the Majestic Saturday. Bing Crosby, Bob Burns, Martha Raye, and Shirley Ross headline We Like to Wed in Waikiki, next Saturday. Crosby, Roas, and a pineapple contest drive the plot as Miss Ross wins a trip to Waikiki.
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Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Martha Kaye
Shirley Ross
Waikiki
Laurel and Hardy
Jeannette McDonald
Nelson Rady
Majestic
the Majestic
Martha Raye
Majestic Theatre
Paramount
Miss Roas
Miss Rom
Crosby
Pinespote
Mins Roaa
Stock sale report from Sydney market and cattle yard
Commercial We STOOK SALES SYENNEY Monday report from Til Son and Balgery Ltd noting 2482 cattle with prime weights. Yardings included fat cattle and calves with prices for best cows and yearlings, and a separate pigs section showing values for heavy and medium pigs. Buyers were active with prices aligning to last week’s levels and stock generally forward for the period.
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Son and Balgery Ltd
Tle
Farewell to Wallanbah Estate pair with warm send off
Wallanbah residents gave hearty cheers at Mr Arthur Rilshass home on Friday evening for Mr George Haseighove who is leaving the estate. The gathering featured dancing, supper, and musical honours as Mr G E Cumming chaired and Mr A Ribbons presented the Hazelgroves with a rosebowl. Residents wish the couple success in their new farming venture.
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Wellanbah
Arthur Rilshass
George Haseighove
Brown's Creek
George
Mev. Wisémantel
Soujourn
G. E Cumming
Hazelgrove
V. Wisemantel
J. McFadyen
A. Ribbons
Hazelgrove Banier
Masic
Record flight sets 147 loops in Egypt ascent
Squadron Leader Mole achieved a new height record by looping 147 consecutive times in a girder figure above Egypt. The prior record stood at 125 loops, with Mole towed to 15 400 feet by a Beropize aircraft carrying two official observers from the Egyptian Royal Agro Chub.
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Mole
Egypt
Am Beropize
Subscription Avenuunts for Quarter Ending 6th September 1945
Notice to publishers about subscription arrears and the need for prompt attention. It warns that accounts two years or more in arrears may force delivery suspension unless satisfactory arrangements are made for reduction by October 1.
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Arnhars
Church Services Schedule Reflects Trinity Year Observances
A crowded notices page details Anglican and Congregational services across Gloucester Radford Nabiae and nearby areas with times ranging from afternoon to evening. It lists Rev. HL W. Rogers Rev. D Glyn Jones and Rev N J C Southwell among others, plus St Luke's Day Nabiac and patronage festivals at Coolongolook.
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Church of England
Gloucester
H.C . Barrington
Panthlands
HL W. Rogers
Upper Barrington
Radford
Watts River
Craven
N. J. C. Southwell
Cravers Creek
Craven Plateau
Barrington Hall
B Martens
Stroud Baptist Church
Stroud
Allworth
Booral Union Hall
A. Baker
Tom. Hooke
Nabiae
Forster
H.C
Nabiae Jiam
Wang Wauk
Dyer
St. Luke’s Day
Coolongolook
A.m
Pas
R. V. Hannington
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