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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 26, 1937

Page

2

Nambucca School of Arts Burnt in Midnight Fire

The Nambucca School of Arts wooden building housing about 1600 books and theatre equipment was destroyed by fire at midnight Sunday. Insurance coverage was only partial. Readership is invited to Madhatters' Sports Dance for the Hockey Club Thursday night the 28th of October with the Kit Kat orchestra and a buffet supper. Also Bowman Farm Sports Day next Sunday October 30 features horse and athletic events and a late evening dance. The Merewether Mayor urged immunisation of children. council adopted a scheme after earlier rejection. A bay stovie horse named Radium II was sold by Paterson Easton and Co to Mr. W. Farrell of Kempsey for £100.

Bowman Farm Bowmnn Farm Sutunday Merewether Ald Re Norrisi Ald. Noerts Sec. F&c

Pigs at the Show pledge new pig pavilion funding

Gloucester A H P Society faces inadequate pig section facilities at the show and votes to continue efforts to raise funds. Members push district breeders to donate pigs for sale to build a new pavilion, citing the pig industry’s £50,000 annual contribution to the local economy.

Gloucester A. H. and P. Society Helow L&th B. P. Dawson Dawson Stow Phe Gloucester

Gloucester 1938 Show Prize Appeal From Association

Sir as secretary to the Gloucester AH and P Association I urge future donors to submit prize details for the 1938 Gloucester show. The schedule is under revision and ads outline prizes to attract competitors. The appeal notes strong local support and hopes for wide participation in special prizes.

Gloucester Tirmarr

Church of England Flower Show Brightens Star Theatre Stage

The annual Church of England Guild flower show and sale at the Star Theatre last Thursday drew visitors from Dungog and area. Rev H W Rogers praised the financial result as very gratifying, with Mrs A J White opening and lauding the guild’s work. Roses and exotic bloom displays dominated, stalls offered refreshments and crafts, and judge Mr F H Monahan commended fine blooms.

Church of England Guild Star Theatre H. W. Rogers A. J White Ari Guild Reece Dungog Taylor Boleton FH. Monahan Dunog Sinkers Joe Brame Mesdames J. Bennett Griffin W. Trwin Tayloe Dungog C. W. Street Mary Middlebrook Middlebrook Glovecen Ladies’ Guild Monahan Ute Hall

Bowling Notes and Flying Snake Oddities

Manners announces night bowling starts tonight and every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 15 pm with members free to bring friends. Consistency Handicap requires first round to finish by next Saturday. Also notes Mr Goya Henry, famed pilot, keeps a 7 ft carpet snake in his cockpit. the snake bites if annoyed and has a wooden leg.

Goya Henry Ato Mr. Henry

Gloucester Shire to elect new council with extra riding

After the November meeting the current Shire Council ends its term and voters will elect eight councillors on December 4, replacing six. A new riding, Gloucester Urban Area, will be represented by two, while a separate town siding gains two councillors to focus on town interests. The change, urged by the Gloucester Chamber of Commerce, follows decades of development and funding challenges. The article lists past grant-funded road works, bridges, and crossings, and notes Main Roads Department grants and planned deviations on Waukivory and Gloucester Giro roads.

Counsell Gloucester Gloucester Chamber F of Commerce Main Roads Department Brown's Creek-Firefly Wallamba Waukigory Upper Myall Farvington Copeland Slaughteryard Creek Bowman-Craven Plateau Craven Creek Manchester Road Cobarl Road Mogran Crees Fairbairn'a Robinson's Road Stratford Bowen's Wenham's Cox's Road Rocky Crossing Glen Roa Beattie's Island Barrington River A Curricabarke Berrico Creek Barrington Road Bundock Road Nowendon Bowman Farm Kerripit Barrington River B Upper Avon Road Invergordon Watson's Road Kis-Ora Barrington River Cobark Road Belbora Creek Callaghan’s Creeks Gloucester River Paulklanil Council Rex Actived Rorriva Creek Gloucester Billabong Bowman River Road Graven Creve Road Baker's Creek Road Curricabark Road Oakey Creek Gloucester-Waukivory Bulluhdetah Waukivery Road Stroud Shire Giro Frost's Little Manning River Pitlochry

Gloucester Shire considers sewerage and road grants

The Minister for Works offered grants for several road projects including a low level bridge at Beattie's Island and a Bowman River crossing. Total grants reach 7 826 pounds with alternatives, while Gloucester sewerage is set to cost 35 000 pounds with 18 000 pound government grant. The council awaits approval and funding decisions.

Merewether Minister For Works Barrington River Beattie's Island Bowman River W. Gors ‘Mona Callaghan's Creeks Basington- Bowman Shire Cornell

First Century Of Season By Jack Bignell In Cricket Report

Cricket summary covers first season century by Jack Bignell scoring 120 for Waratahs. Gangat edged Wattles by six on first innings at Tugrahakh. Bannington Warstake at Gloucester saw Waratahs win after Barrington's 15 and 204 reply. Jock Bignell's 170 highlighted innings, with strong contributions from Oldfield and Matthewson. Bowling details listed for both sides. Also notes Ward's River beat Rockhurst by 105 runs in B Grade, and previews Gloucester T Grade and Barrington B Grade selections for Saturday matches.

Jack Bignell Tse Jack Bignel Gangat Giddey Wattles Gloucenter Banningston Waratahs Barrington Jock Bignell Old J. Matthewson Price Joe Bignict Smith Drinkwater Bignell Handerson Oldfield Farley A. Ross A. Barnlett W. Wilson

Golf Notes Closing Day Mixed Four Some Saturday

The concluding events of this season include a mixed tourism for the McWilliams Cup. Draws appear in Friday's issue. A School of Arts social will present trophies, tomorrow associates meet at 2 p.m. to discuss arrangements, and the Associates' Secretary Mrs Carplan seeks strong attendance. Show prize donations for the 1888 show schedule are invited by M A Newton.

McWilliams

Gloucester Property Auction Details for River Farm and Paddocks

Matthewson and Co announce a two lot auction on Saturday November 6 at 11 o'clock from the executors estate of Flo McRae. Lot 1 the 739 acre Gloucester River Homestead Dairy Farm sits 12 miles from Gloucester with 013 acres 1 rd and improvements including a four room weatherboard cottage and dairy. Lot 2 consists of 426 acres CP 10/59 in Verussim parish divided into three paddocks with Barrington River frontage. Easy terms can be arranged.

Matthewson & Co Flo McRae Gloucester River Barrington Homestead Gloucester C.P Verussim Nto Barrington River

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