Visibility fixes debated at Barrington Street intersections
Council considers visibility issues at Barrington Street after recent accidents. A Shires Association solicitor warned fences and vegetation removal requires council action only, while Dr Farley urged strict measures. The King Street intersection was flagged as worst, and Councillors planned to interview owner Mr D Monro to move a shed back from the corner.
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Ghoucestershire Council
Shires Association
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Kempsey Flood Relief Appeal Kept Open One More Month
The Gloucester Shire Council resolved to remit the Kempary Pieed Fund balance to the Macleay Shire Council and keep the appeal open for another month. A Friday letter from the Macleay Shire Council president expressed residents’ appreciation for donations received.
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Kempsey
Gloucester Shire
Macheay
Macleay Shire Council
Kempeey
Macleay
Tennis Notes ME Following in the Draw for Week Ending 2b October
Tennis notes outline nightly draws for week ending 2 October with matchups: Monday Piratea vs Bel bora A and C of Ev. Gangat. Tuesday Carinya versus Wallanbah A and Gootes v Woko lena B. Wednesday Barrington v Tara Vale B and Barrington v Blues A. Thursday Reds v Teachers A. Friday Rockhurst v Wallanbah B and Wanderers v Holstein s B. Saturday Blues v Shamrocks B and Golden Estville BL. Monday Oct Browns v Teachers B and Hillview v Rovers 2 3.
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Mondey
Piratea v. Belbora A
C of Ev. Gangat
Carinya
Wallanbah
Gootes
Gloucester cattle sale yields steady prices despite mixed yarding
Local cattle at Gloucester under Reichert and Campbell saleyards showed steady trends with prime and light weights in demand. Best calves commanded around 7, consignments averaged £28 18s, while heifers and steers fluctuated between high teens to mid-twenties, 400 calves present and overall market unchanged from prior week.
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W. P. Reichert
Gloucester
Winchcombe Carson
Homebush
Campbell's
Hil
Church Notices Roundup from Gloucester and Surrounds
Church notices list services for Church of England in Gloucester Forbesdale Stratford Waukivory and Gloucester with rector David R May and other names. Methodist Gloucester services at 11 and 7 50 with Gundsy School Services. Pitlochry Wednesday 16th Rev F W Best. Stroud Baptist Church Stratford Craven Stroud Road and Stroud services. plus a misfiled femey dress frolic report from Gangat dated Tth Oct carried over to next issue.
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Gloucester
Forbesdale
Stratford
Waukivory
David R. May
Hookhurst
Barrington
Frey
Shaw
Pitlochry
F. W. Best
Stroud Baptist Church
Craven
Stroud Road
Stroud
J. Wilber Cock
Gangat
Fall in State Butter Output Declines in Australia
In New South Wales butter production fell short of demand for 1999, producing about 70 million pounds versus a 100 million target. Officials debated butter pricing, health claims, and the dairy market, with ministers concluding no producers’ price increase was justified.
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Newouth Wales
Vincent
CP. Raleigh
Legislative Assembly
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Vincent
Finnan
Bon
Canberra
Night tennis lighting gains extra courts in Gloucester
Gloucester District Tennis Association pushed a night programme for two existing lighted courts and planned a third. Council approved lighting a fourth court at £69 with shades, forecasting social play limits but aiming to fund partial costs through charges and Tennis Association aid.
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Gloucester District Tennis Association
Ihs
Gloucester Shire
Farley
Electricity Department
F. Lawes
Tennla Association
Social Tennia
Gloucester Council Receives Main Roads Verdict on Developmental Road 1110
The Department of Main Roads told Gloucester Shire Council that Developmental Road 1110 in the Oxley region cannot be recommended for proclamation as a Main road under current circumstances. The notice was conveyed Friday by MLA R L Fitzgerald amid council representations.
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Gloucester-Bullahdelahi
Syeem
Oxley
Department of Main Roads
R. L. Fitzgerald
Gloucester Shire
Cricket Notes Teams Set For Saturday Matches Across Grades
Cricket notes list A Grade players for the Barrington and Gloucester clubs, with selections for Barrington A and B teams to play Stratford and Piper's Flat, Gloucester Reda v Ward's River, Blues v Barrington, and Gloucester B Grade 2 bye. Players urged to notify associations if unavailable.
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W. Atkins
K. Oldfield
J. Moore
E. Higgins
M. Price
G. E. Smith
J. Giddey
J. Wratten
C. Fraser
W. Deards
H. Rom
C. Hamberger
Colin
T. Smith
C. Ross
J. Monro
A. Scales
H. Laurie
C. Laurie
N. Gam
M. Taylor
A. Isaac
Golf Notes from Gloucester Associates Open Day
Gloucester Associates held a successful open day on Wednesday though many players could not attend while completing their golf programmes. Mrs Yates led hotel gross with 77, Mrs C Street topped 77 holes handicap, Miss Middlebrook won 18 holes, and Mrs Waugh of Taree beat by 2. The Locke Cup final round featured Mrs G Easton against Mrs Wratten, Mare fork against Mrs Crowther.
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Gloucester Associates
Giusa
Yates
Gross
C Street
Miss Middlebrook
Mra Waugh
Taree
G. Easton
Mra. Wratten
Middlebrook
Mare Fork
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