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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
2
A Gloucester meeting decided to form the Gloucester District Hipp Band under Caledonian Society patronage. Committee members were named, four of the band to form a quorum, with A B McLeod as Chief and Perry as instructor who will visit Gloucester monthly.
Mr RS Vincent MLA reports the Minister for Education accepted the tender submitted by Mr W Willims at Waratah for the carrying unit of improvements at Stroud Public School following notification today.
W N Laurie of Rawdon Vale ridicules Mr Reichert in a 1925 letter discussing rate protests, betterment taxes, and road funding. He mocks Reichert’s stance on tolling and road improvements while defending local access, praising the dairy route and questioning cost figures for 24 miles from the main North Coast road to Cobark.
A pretty wedding took place at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Scone on Saturday 26th. William James Hindmarsh of Pola Pogal Tomalla and Gladys Mitchell daughter of F. E. Mitchell of Dungowse Tamworth were the couple. Rey C. Finlayson officiated. Mir Asser presided at the organ. The bride wore ivory crepe de chine with shell pink accents and arum lilies. Attendants included Vera Eniety and Mabel Mitchell. men included Cyrus Gardner and Arch Campbell. A reception followed at Surmana with Mrs. K. H. Rosa as hostess.
The page lists church services for six denominations in Gloucester and surrounding areas. Anglican Holy Communion at Tuggerabakh Church and Barrington Hall, Presbyterian at Gloucester venues with Rev. JAMES ALLAN, Methodist notices for Gloucester and Stratford services, Cra ven Straden, Friday open air meeting by Mr A W HARDMAN, Congregational Mission announces no services.
The Presbytery of Hastings assembled at Gloucester on Thursday October 1st with Rev J Allan presiding. Apologies from Rev T H Terras and others. Discussions covered wireless services, council reports, nominations for Moderator and various church appointments, with next meeting set for Kendal on February 1st 1948.
The Shire Engineer reports at the last meeting on a three year program to restore roads to a serviceable state. A new plant costing £2000 is proposed with annual expenditure of £8700, to open additional roads and repair bridges and culverts, with a plan to avoid government alatanos.
Public notice outlines railway works funding and priorities for maintenance and expansion in New South Wales, detailing government grants, project order, and planning for the Malt North Coast link. An excursion notice promotes a Gloucester to Sydney trip with return validity and station handbills. The Supreme Court probate notice for Lewis Wetlamag requests claims by November 16.
Unclear fragmentary note mentions a sale and an official report. Names and details are ambiguous, making the exact actions and entities unreadable. No clear date, place, or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
Fragmentary text shows company names and dates, including delivery and freight notes. Mentions lost spare tire and a finder notice. Readers asked to inform contact D. Boorer or Forhesdale. No clear event or outcome available.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a market list with prices for onions wax and other goods. Names and units are garbled, but entries suggest miscellaneous groceries and quantities, reflecting a torn page snippet from a rural market column.
Gloucester Newcastle Motor Service announces departures from Gloucester on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 am. Service to Newcastle with single fare 1 shilling 35 pence return available. Proprietor J A Monro.
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