Declaration of Voll for Robertson in We Poll
In Mudgee the poll results show Mr. Fitzgerald securing a high vote while Mr. Gardner thanks supporters amid a Labour swing. He notes the need for a united democracy and plans to serve the constituency in parliament, acknowledging the nation’s economic and financial difficulties.
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Mudgee
Mfr
L. Gardner
Lennon
UL Robertson
Fitzgerald
Gardner
Labour
Unis
Australia
Commercial Hotel Changes Rands and Curracabak Mall
A report notes changes at the Commercial Hotel with Mr P Ryan taking over license and goodwill from Mr Beaton, who led Gloucester’s Chamber of Commerce. Ryan, a progressive townsman, takes over about November 18 as Gloucester loses Beaton’s long service.
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Beston
P. Ryan
Cessnock
Beaton
Gloucester
Chamber of Commerce
Ryan
Beef Outlook and Local Public Notices
Beef buyers in New South Wales and southwest Queensland show active demand for fat bullocks amid limited fat stock elsewhere. The 1930–31 beef supply is expected adequate, with NT and Gulf stores rebuilding depleted Central-West herds. Also details on a new telephone office at Tanyuns near Upper Wallambi and a church vandalism incident at Thamba Baptist with police involvement. A brief Chronicle summary notes Britain’s unemployment strain, a Surrey outage death, coal-mining talks, Aden-Monaro results, and the passing of Bullahdelah pioneer Charles Richardson.
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Nsw
Queensland
Interput
Tere
Britain
Labour
House of Commons
Surrey
Theodor
Uolon Lendere
Wnt
Theodore
Aden-Monaro
Cusack
Perkins
Burle Page
Charles Richardson
Bullahdelah
Richardson
Myal
Newcastle Abattoir Board Representations to Premier
The Newcastle District Abattoir Board has written to the Premier urging a Royal Commission to inquire into allegations by bacon firms seeking the abattoir's closure. It requests a Judge as Commissioner and full powers to examine firms' books to compare pig and bacon prices in Newcastle, Sydney, and state districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Anattoir
Royal Commission
Waratah
Bacon Firma
Bin
Firme
Bacon Firme
Sydney
Upper Manning Farewell Party For Frost Family
In Tibuc, Mr Z M Prat and kin hosted a large farewell for the Frost family at Mr Tout's residence. Despite bad river conditions, friends gathered for a prolonged evening of music, toasts, and gifts. Hosts included W Stewart and G McDonald, with tributes to the Frosts for fifteen years of kindness.
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Z. M. Prat
Tibuc
W. Tout
Iver
Donald
Paul Familly
Nes Modale
Jr T
Bii
W- Stewart
Fugst
Jon
McDonald
Frost
Suvcothr
Messrs
T. Corbett
W. Wilson
W. Stewart
S. Wilson
A. Ross
N Teal
D. Beaton
C. Barnes Nicely
Wattle Wilson
Misa Jesale Frost
Miss McCann
W. Brew
Art
J. C. Hare
Mayfield
Daylight Scenes Halt Fleet as Vehicles Stalled on Road
In daylight the dispersed company faced scenes of disruption as a fleet of motor vehicles was held up. The massive argument and traffic congestion described reflect challenges of road travel in this era of motor transport.
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Aary Road
Weather and Community Notes From Barrington
Warm days and showers have followed the seasonable rain and farming looks well. Farmers completed planting and weed destruction, pastures improve though clover is overtaken by black thistles. A strong wind damaged a two rail fence on James McKinnon’s farm, but halted by floodwaters. Inclement weather spoiled the ball, yet Hall Committee and District Band deem 50/30 effort viable. a Hall Committee meeting is set to finalize hall repairs and plan Boxing Night dances and annual sports.
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Uayoc
Jas. McKinnoc
Golf results and upcoming rounds at Mr Isaac's trophy
Mr J Graham won the stroke handicap with nett 75, A Laurie runner up with 76. Wednesday saw a large field for the first round of Mr Isaac's trophy. Miss Hawdon posted 44 in a 2 over par display, with many participants including Mrs Street, Mrs Levick, Mrs Roddy, Mrs Cavanaugh, Mrs Chris tie, Miss Middlebrook, Mrs Doudney, Mrs Horner, Miss Garner and Miss White recording scores. Tomorrow afternoon a monthly medal and the second round of Mr Isaac's trophy will be contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cavanaugh
Mrs. Christie
Miss Middlebrook
Mrs. Doudney
Mrs. Horner
Miss Garner
Miss White
Stroud Road Triumph Over Kia Ora In Local Cricket Match
Stroud Road beat Kia Ora easily at Stroud Road as F Marshall, Morrow and Sweeney took early wickets. A Clarke and R Bogie stood out for Stroud Road, with Avery aiding abuse of the innings. Avon Valley Cricket Club notes two Grade results, including Barrrington defeat and Kin-Orn close win as teams line up for next Saturday’s fixtures.
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Stroud Road
A. Clarke
Avery
R. Bogie
Grainger
A. Earle
Sweeney
L. Monre
E. Rogers
Chisholm
Hargense
W. Wood
Avery T. Pritchell
A. Fitesimmons
Laurie
Sundries
Banette
Avon Valley Cricket Club
Barrington
J. Atkins
Grado
Kin-Orn
J. Williamn
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board Meeting Moves and Messages
The Gloucester Pastures Protection Board met in the Gloucester Shire Hall with Directors Abbot Longworth Andrews Summerfield Baston Wilson and Higgins present along with Stock Agent Moors and Secretary Myr M Newton. New director J G Wilson received a cordial welcome, condolences were offered to families of two board associates, and matters included a permit to kill possums, stock inspector subsistence, and royalty from reserves with decisions to oppose timber cutting pending amendments.
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Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
Gloucester Shire
John Abbot
Francis Longworth
Geo. A. Andrews
J.C. Summerville
Robert Baston
J. G Wilson
Mot. Higgins
Moors
Myr. M. Newton
Elcome
J. G. ‘Wilson
Abba
Wilson
P.P. Board
Abbott
Grim Reaper
Longworth
Mr. Abbott
Mr. Andrews
Messrs
Newtimeckmont
Mesara Longworth
Andrews
Donkin
Comboyne
Moore
Newton
Gloucester
Taree
Fant
Abbot
PP. Board
Tn Remly
Stock Branch
Commodities and Stock Sales Report From Sydney and Maitland
Commercial stock sales report shows 2768 cattle offered with scarcity of prime beef and firm prices. Maitland sale reports 1000 yarded with brisk demand and price advances of 20 to 30 per cent, listing ranges for bullocks cows and calves. Fire damage in King Street Newcastle destroys Breckenridge shop causing an estimated £15000 loss.
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Homebush
Sydney
Maitland
ELF
Sparke
J. Rnvight
Beaton Announces Sale of Commercial Hotel Gloucester
Mr and Mrs G J Beaton inform friends and the public that they sell the Commercial Hotel Gloucester to Mr Ryan of Cessnock. Possession after November 18. They praise patrons and urge settlement of all accounts by November 1.
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G. J. Beaton
Gloucester
Ryan
Cessnock
C. J. Beaton
Commercial Hotel
In Memoriam for Nérb Brown and Family Notice
IS MEMORIAM. In loving memory of our dear brother and uncle Nérb who died 28 October 1927 aged 27. Fond were the ties that are broken. We will always think of you dear Herb as long as the years roll on. Inserted by his loving sister and brothers in law J. Atkins. Notice: property trespass warning at Stratford after this date will be prosecuted without respect to persons.
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Thamba Baptist Church
Stratford Church
Thalaby
Nérb
Herb
PR. Brown
Alan
Colin
Stratford
Atkins
Purchasers for Urban Houses Seek Properties for Sale
The notice states multiple bona fide buyers have expressed interest for urban houses priced between £800 and £900. It invites details of properties for sale and notes some inquiries for building blocks.
Presbyterian Church Gloucester 11 Bellora & Gloucester 7
Presbyterians in Gloucester record a 11 to 7 score in a local church league game against Bellora and Gloucester 8. R Se details uncertain.
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Presbyterian Church
Gloucester
Bellora
Care Or The Eyes Complaints Prompt Repairs Ad
A local repair service offers eye care advice and spectacle repairs. They pledge specialist workmanship and invite readers to watch the paper for the next repair event date. Targeted at readers with defective sight and seeking quick fixes.
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Piltat
Mnetin
Byd‘ney
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Cecil Sutton
Corbett
Glencenter
Eric Weine
Russell Hall & CO
Public Accountants & Infome Tax Consultants, ‘Church St
The
Gloucester Advocate
Robertson
Kookhurst & Curracabark Mall
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S L Gardner
MELA
Rands
Country Party
Labour Party
Danytna Telephone Office
Postal Department
8. L. Gardner
ACA
Upper Wallamiba Progress Association
J. #. Kennedy
Firefly
Ei. M. Gallagher
Tanyuns
F. M. Gallagher
Ax Folinwa
Vto
Newcastle Abattoir Board
Upper Manning
Parewell
EM. Frost
Patel
Kia-Ora
Ora
F. Marshall
Rogers Munro
R . Avery
Clarke
W. Marshall
Rogers
T. Ritters
L. Monro
R. Laurie
Wand
T. Grainger
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Monroe
Tme
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C. Wellas
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J. Mayers
A. Cobby
Behan
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E. Miller
Morris
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J. Went
Wellard
W. Atkins
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Britten
C. Borham
T. Tmtoume
B. Wilson
B. Blanch
W. Portens
W. Dean
H. Wilson
R. Burns
Gloucester P.P. Board
Amenitog Ppbh
Douglas Waddell & Go
McPherson
D. J. West
Breckenridge, Ltd
Kingstreet
Bhowcenter Dintrict Lawn Prams Association
Star Theatre
A.M. White
LR. L. McGinty
Hon. Seca
C. N. Shaw
Commercial
TI Gloucester
Ofel
Douglas Waddell
Morrissey
Will Thyanindatu
Jeter
Abe Douglas
Waddell & Co
Shire Yards
New England
Douglas Waddell & Co
Phillif
Abbott & CO
Heorjubetion
Gangat
Nort
Dalry
4. C. German
Devon
Douglas Waddell & CO . EY
Gloucester Shire Yards
Yorkshire Sow
Sve L. Smith
Yorkshire
W. Ridgeway
Union Sale
Dovel
Peron
Matthewson & Co
Tamworth
Clotcester
Cfeluek
Jiu
Steers & Storr
Mullen
Ams. Morarty
W. McPurthy
W. Enslow
Hitt
Cod
Phoeens Matthewson & Co
Jersey
Hrifers
Malley
Mgal
Massey Harris
Guernsey
Overland Tourer
Grahame
St Alt
Matthewson 8& Co
Belting, Ate. Matthewson & CO
Gloucester Investments and Agency CO
RW. Hall
Hawdon
Church Street
Church OF England
Craven
H. W. Rogers
Methodist Church
Waukivory
Ribbons
Barrington Hall
Cloucester
Stroud Baptist Church
Stroud
R. Barnes
C. Rose
C Woranto
A. Diskeyn
Gloucester Motor Sales
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