Mount George Junior Farmers Club grows after brief start
The Mount George Junior Farmers Club formed last March shows steady progress under the Agricultural Bureau. Monthly meetings with lectures on Poultry Keeping Calf Rearing Maize Tomatoes Vegetables and Lucerne are led by President Jack Fayne and Secretary Charles Pearce. A May dance raised funds for prizes at the January club show with additional special prizes planned. Attendees noted promising projects by Ray Schubert Rex Stone George Cooper and others including pigs calves and Tamworth sows. Agricultural Bureau staff Messia H J Bakewell and C Cameron provided ongoing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount George
Agricultural Bureau
Jack Fayne
Chas. Pearce
Ray Schubert
Rex Stone
George Cooper
Jack
Bede Payne
Messia
H. J. Bakewell
Wedding Garland Gunn at St Andrews Chatswood
Real orange blossoms adorned the wedding at St Andrew's Church Chatswood on Saturday October. The bride Miss Margareteen Gunn wore an ivory satin gown with high buff sleeves and skirt shaping, carrying pink stocks and pink carnations. She is the younger daughter of J A Gunn of Glow Veater and the late Mrs Gunn. Church decorations matched pink and white. The bridal party departed for Monsymoon in a suit of ido bhie Torecain with a straw hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunn
Brussels
Mins Margareteen Gunn
St. Andrew's Church
Chatswood
J. A. Gunn
Glowveater
Serious Burn Injury And Death At Gloucester
A man named Alfred Campbell was found badly burnt beside a fire near Bucketts Road at about 6 am. He died at Naraweeama Private Hospital around 1:30 pm. Campbell, a returned soldier with a wife and two children, was thought to have been living on relief rations and was prospecting around Copeland. Police were notified by Mrs. Edwards, and Constable Clhson assisted. Also reported: Mr George Titcume had a horseback accident near Monkerni, suffering a dislocated shoulder and head wounds, now progressing at Keeba Private Hospital. Poppy Day appeal events and a clerical change at Petty Sessions noted, with the Gloucester Brass Band highlighted for charity entertainments. The Methodist Flower Show and Village Fair are planned for Thursday October 27 at the Star Theatre, with blooms, cooking, stalls, and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucketts’ Road
Roy Fowards
Edwards
Clhson
Narraweema Private Hospital
Alfred Campbell
Campbell
Vietori
Ita
Gloucester
Copeland
Morse
Geo. Titcume
Monkerni
Iast
Titcume
Gilchurst
Dungog
Keba Private Hospital
Star Theatre
Barrrington ALS Stud Cattle and Heritage Lineage
Barrington ALS cattle news outlines A W Mowle of Boonara Barrington receiving three stud AIS helfers from Rosehill Stud, Kuraak Plat. Mentioned are Mowle’s ALS bull from Mobrays Stud Vacy, Hirst prize in class, Reserve Champion at Gloucester Show, and lineage tracing to William Howe of Trentee Campbelltown with Tiawarra prize history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Mowle
Boonara
Barrington
Ais Helfers
Rosehill
Kuraak Plat
My. Sid Smith
Gloucester
Sydney
Mowle
William Howe
Trentee
Campbelltown
Boudi
A. K. Mackensie
Port Macquarie
Sydney Mail
Mr. Mowle
Mr. W. Mowle, Cmg
Legislative Assembly
Dexter Kerry
Friendly bowls match at Gloucester green tomorrow
A four rink bowls contest takes place on the Gloucester green tomorrow afternoon at 2 pm between Wingham and a home team. The draw lists Alder Inane Anderson Street Turner Munro Hawdon White Treasdder Kendall Goddard Graham Bolton Boorer Adams Harris. A separate club mens bots match features Bignett Whatson Easton Tentyerson Abbott Purdon West Mine. One pound of cargo supports two men afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Green
Wingham
Alder
Inane
Anderson
Street
Gloucester Police Court Case Over Stolen Motorcycle Tools
In April last year Teddy Dawson of Craven reported the theft of motorcycle tools worth about £2 from a shed near his home. Constable Gibson interviewed two youths at Wards River. John Bernard Hile and Andrew Sinclair Fife appeared in Gloucester Police Court and both pleaded guilty to theft and receiving stolen goods respectively. Each was fined £2 with four days to pay. Dawson was allowed £2 expenses.
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Teddy Dawson
Craven
Gibson
Wards River
John Bernard Hile
Messia
P. A. Kennedy
M. Newton
Gloucester Palice Court
Andrew Sinclair Fife
Dawson
Gloucester Red Cross Branch Meeting Notes and Finances
The Gloucester Red Cross Branch met at Shire Hall on 18 October. Mrs Newton chaired with Mesdames Watson Crowe Glover Dennett Bennett and others present. Button returns totalled £14 18 0. with Street Stall takings the day’s revenue reached £20 4 0. £29 was voted to Headquarters. funds set aside for local needs. Glover Hawiton and Secretary Hicks are authorized to purchase goods. this authority will be noted in the Advocate. Next meeting is the third Tuesday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire Hall
M. Newton
Mesdaies Whatson
Donnelly Crowe
Glover
Dennett
Bennett
J. N. Lancia
Street
Hawdon
Holmes
Aller
Hicks
Newton
Gloucester School of Arts Meeting Recap and Elections
A Wednesday night gathering of the Couittee and Gloucester Sevant of Arts members filled the Spire dial. W. W. Hawdon was in the chair with full attendance and minutes, accounts handled, vacancies filled, and a new committee sworn in. A. A. Hinzl wood’s resignation as Secretary was accepted with regret, noting his honorary service since the School’s destruction. Officers elected include President W. W. Hawdon, Vice-Presidents Street and Dy Rye, Hon Secretary B. Anderson, and Hon Treasurer H. Goddard. A sub-committee of Isaac, Ashwarty and Pall toned was appointed to address college property and repairs. The meeting also discussed future operations and building plans, with a report to be presented on Tuesday 1st November.
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Couittee
Gloucester Sevant of Arts
W. W. Hanlon
Messrs Ashworth
Street
W. W. Hawdon
A. J. White
D.C. Rye
Anderson
Goddard
C. Falconer
B. Anderson
Rye
F. Isaac
F. Lowe
A. A. Hinzlwood
Schoo of Arts
Berrico Creek Social Evening Ends With Fire Incident
At Mr dim Foss residence on Saturday friends gathered to celebrate Banjo turning seven and enjoyed wings, crib, and dancing. On Monday Mr John Rudkin burned his pocket and pipe in a pocket fire while returning from Berrico, suffering minor burns as the knife handle and pocket were scorched.
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Dim Foss
Banjo
Crib
Bers
John Rudkin
Berrica
Mr. Rudkin
Home Happiness and Social Pleasure Enhanced by Radio
Advert reads that home happiness and social pleasure will be increased by a higher-grade radio. Palings at 78 80 Hunter Street Newcastle offer full details on Victor battery sets and easy terms on purchase by receipt of payment.
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Paling
Hunter St
Newcastle
Commercial cattle sale at Gloucester draws large crowd
Paterson Aston and Co report a very successful special cattle sale at Gloucester on Tuesday with 1500 head yarded. Prices fluctuated as quality varied. best bullocks and store cattle met firmer rates while inferior lots dropped. Dairy cattle sale followed with mixed results as demand shifted and many consignments underperformed.
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Paterson Aston and Co
Gloucester
Devons
Devon
Durham
Les Moore
Summerville Bros
Chapman
Robt
Taiston
J. Mills
C. Cameron
Helfer
L. Cox
Gibson
A Homewood
Murray
W. Relf
Arch White
HL B & Rom
Laurie
Reinte JF Laurie
G&a. G
Bloom
Cooper Bros
Gey Barnett
Lean Deventor
A. J. B. Laurie
Bam Taylor
G. B. Smith
F. G. Schmiever
Smith
T. Edwards
Paterson
Easton and Coy
W.C. Ridgeway
Arch
McPherson
Harold Lynch
J. J. Holmes
Springer
G. A. Holmes
C. J. Hamberger
BJ. Bowen
Wingham
Paterson, Baston and Co
Maitland Fat Stock Market Strong Despite Week’s Slump
J Raright reports 680 fat cattle yarded Monday with prime weights up to heavy, cows strong to £8/13/6 and bullocks to £12/8/6. Vealers firm for prime bobbies, calves and yearlings mixed. Pig, calf, and rabbit skin markets show softer trends with lower prices and mixed quality lots.
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Maitland
J. Raright
Queensland
Sydney
Golf notes draw for tomorrows bogey handicap event
Golf notes outline a bogey handicap draw for tomorrow at Joyal links with matchups including L Rye against T Ashworth and W McGee versus A Oldfield among others. The Associates invite other members to notify the secretary of competition interest. The choice score winners list shows Middlebrook leading with 32 net, followed by several players in the 40s and 50s. Also noted is Sydney optician Chas W Knoll visiting Phillip's Hotel Gloucester for a monthly optometry session. Artificial sponge culture is reported as adopted in the Bahamas with encouraging results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Rye
T. Ashworth
D.C. Rye
T. Churtton
B. Snowy
M. Jefferys
J. McRuay
H. Coote
W. McGee
A. Oldfield
Sydney
Chas. W. Knoll
FLO
London
Optometriet
George St
Pall Pepe Padnelly
Phillip's ‘Hotel
Gloucester
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Whatson’s
J. Whatson
ETU
John L. Hogg
Strathfield
T. S. Wells
Queen ST
Albert E. Wells
Wil
T. Corbett
David H. J. Hill
C. Sutton
Corbetts Cafe
Keeambach
Roma
Barrington &T
F. Baker
General & Obstetric
Miss Rose A. Jenkins
Middlebrook
Queen Street
Madame Lesleigh Herbalart
Wedimsday
St Star Theatre
Junior Farmers’ Clubs
GM Tk Carne
Gloucester Batra
Strange
Spin
Petty Sessions
PA. Kennedy
C. A. Nickless
Crown Lands
Focal Court House
Kennedy
Bombala
Nickles
Gloucester Brass Band
Daphne Hines
Barrington Als
Gloucester Police Court
Gloucester Red Cross
School OF Arts
Berrico Creek
Tom Hicks
T. Titchme
Springers
Reg. Cox
Blanch
FR Edwards
Ben Relf
J. Merchant
W. A. Nash
R. McNaughton
C. Butley
H. B Lynch
C. Tiedman
Everett
C. Bifis
A. W. Grifft
WF. Simmons
G. W.murray
W. A. Moore
M. Caray
MS Caray
Homebush
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe
Carson Lt
Bahamas
Church Street
Poppy Day Appeal
N_ CHAPLIN
Sydney Carcase Butchers
Matthewson & Co
Yaris
Gloucester Shire
Melville
Spencer Hicks
A. G. Hicks
Robinson Estate
Bundock
Ridgeway
W. J. Laurie
W. N. Laurie
J. Mettny
Ed W. Nash
Hooke & Co
Rhodes
W. Beccombe, Cory Marbaw
Shire OF Gloucester
Waukivory Creek
Harry N
Chaplin
Shire
Stratford
Gloucester A. H. & P Association
Stratford Public Hall
Howard Bignell
Sec. S.p.hmc
D. Hines
Sunshine Revue
B' Mm
Bob Watkins
Newessiie
Gloucester Brassnike
Britten
I Ryan
Cape Hawke Regatta Club
Harold V. Tooley, Forster
Alimble
Kor Particul Ite
Telson Mpc
Lis
Beat
Birmennold
Merth Fitarey
Victoria
Glorivale
Mountain King
Ly A Nati Mumber
Fuller
Wali-Anbah Estate
Paterson, Easton & Co
Town Properties
Maaming
Wallin
Lister
Twila City
Lister Shearing
Langarwil
Britain
Jh.y, McKay's Agricultural Machinery
Sunpalm Renovators
Marrows, Plough
Ste, Paterson, Easton & CO
Colums
Shire Yards
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