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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 06, 1929

Page

2

Junior Farmers Club movement gains ground in Gloucester

The Gloucester Advocate outlines the rise of Junior Farmers Clubs across the state. A council formed by representatives from agriculture education and related bodies aims to foster clubs, issue certificates, provide free literature, and curb rural youth migration by making farm life more attractive. Gloucester and nearby areas are urged to consider forming a local Club of Clubs with support from regional associations.

R. W. Hall P.pu A. H & P. Association Gloucester

Developmental road extension rejected by Upper Hunter Council

Hon Walter Bennett MLA receives notice that the Shire of Upper Hunter Council has been informed the proposed extension of the Developmental Road from Tomella to the Gloucester Shire boundary is not considered suitable for proclamation as a developmental road. Also notes Minimbah Post Office facilities and Palestine Mandate situation updates with brief agency references.

Walter Bennett The Main Roads Board WJ. Hindinareh Progress Association Tomsila Tomella Gloucester Shire Shire of Upper Hunter Minimbah 8. L. Gartner M.ecr Minkwibah Parents and Citizens’ Association R. J. Salter Miniaiban Nabluc Ty Itiy Aix Bam

Modern Homes For Gloucester Urban Area

The Gloucester Investments and Agency Co led by Mr Russell Hull begins building several modern homes in the Gloucester urban area. Prices are kept low relative to quality and location to ease housing shortages and improve area appearance and comfort. First homes under construction are advertised separately.

Gloucester Gloucester Investments and Agency Co Russell Hull

Local stroke handicap draws set for tomorrow at the links

A stroke handicap will be played locally tomorrow with pairs drawn on site. Matches include Hawdon against Rye and Street versus Ashworth, with mixed foursomes to follow at 2 15 pm. The Associates report a first round for Mr Tranc’n trophy with Mina White leading a field of ladies.

W. W. Hawdon D.C Ber Tranc'n LB. Street Thurlow Christie Horner Majestic Theatre Gloucester J. M Wratten Manger

Local tennis fixtures listed for Saturday at England Court

A brief notice sets tomorrow’s schedule for the ate gles championship with matches including Church at England Court, Welturd versus Monro, West against Carolan, and Chisholm facing Williams, all at St. Joseph’s cone venue.

Ate Gles England Court Welturd J. Monro

Gloucester council mulls developmental road grant

At a Gloucester shire council meeting the Main Ronde Board noted plans for Brown and Firefly Creek roads and said funds would be allocated only after urgent cases. Dr Wilson moved to apply for Wauktyory developmental road grant. debate followed on delay, urgency, and opening up Crown lands before deciding to apply for the first road section.

Brown Firefly Creek Wauktvory Developmental Road Sound Wilson Wauktyory Developmental Road Higgins Dr. Wilson Bullahdelph Gloucester Cr. Reichert Cr. Wilson Cornell Reichert Cr. Wilton Gr. Reichert Gr Hiseine

Sudden death shocks Dungog district at The Oaks

John Dowling of The Oaks Ben Gola died suddenly from a heart seizure on Sunday afternoon while chatting with friends. He had been ill weeks earlier but seemed to recover. Survived by three daughters, two brothers, three sisters, and several nieces and nephews. Born in Canningalls 69 years ago, he spent most of life in the district, with years in Queensland Gulf Country where malaria lingered. A retired, quiet gentleman with broad friendships, he supported patriotic and charitable causes during the war. Funeral was Monday at the Church of England cemetery, Dungog.

Dungog John Dowling Mies Rene Alfred Wyong James F Mona Vale Fll Sydney Sybil Arnold Dent Maria Canningalls Queensland Gulf Country Mr. Dowling Mature Church of England Bendejba D. Rees

Town Boosting and Press Censorship Across Cities

The piece argues for promotional hype and suppression of negative events in cities. It cites San Francisco avoiding earthquakes by calling them fires, notes New York officials mock a tourism goal, and urges avoiding mention of disasters or flaws to attract visitors. It mocks press agents and cites Chicago Florida and Maine examples.

San Francisco Iity New York Board of Aldermen Chicago Florida Main Street Pearly Gates

Old log iron found on Mullamuddy field near Mudgee

Ploughing uncovered an excellent state log iron on a property at Mullamuddy near Mudgee. The item is linked to one of the district’s oldest home steads. A convict built Sydney to Mudgee road settlement existed there over a century ago.

Mullamuddy Mudgee Sydney-Mudgee

Land District of Taree Purchase Area Available

Land District of Taree offers 349 acres in Weight's Settlement Purchase Area near Nabiac Dyst's Crossing butter factory Killawarra station. Capital value £2,010 with £130/13/ annual instalment and stamp duty £418/15. Improvements include house, dairy, halls, barn, shed, fowl house, piggery, galvanised tank, two dams, fencing and clearing. Undulating country with dark soil, forest west, scrub east, area partly cleared with mahogany and gums. permanent water in dams and creeks. Note No RSS advance. Insurance required House £300 barn £40 sheds £50.

Taree Weight Wollam Loucestar Nabiac Dyst Killawarra RSS

Far בשל misreadable text summary

The document lists multiple farms for private sale by the Government Savings Bank of NiS.W. It notes reserves after each property description, warns that some properties have not been inspected for years, and advises prospective buyers to verify availability with the Secretary to the Commissioners. It provides reference numbers and details on locations, land area, improvements, timber, and proposed terms, including reserves of £975 and £1,250 for various parcels in Gloucester and Hawes districts.

Government Savings Bank of Nis Gloucrster Innis Acras Bindera Gloucester Copeland Wake Cobb Hawes Tne Barnard River Stroud Upper Bowman

Blind corners prompt push to curb obstructive fences

The Department of Local Government drafts an amendment empowering councils to demand removal of fences trees or hedges that obscure sight lines on public thoroughfares to reduce vehicle collisions. The Shires Association approves the idea and suggests including Crown buildings fences. A further amendment would require councils to see plans before erecting fences and submissions from landholders.

Department of Local Government Shires Association of New South Wales Shires Association NAMLA

Gloucester Pig Sales Report and Market Update

Matthewson and Co report a fortnightly pig sale with about 20 pigs sold at various prices. The market shows improved demand and higher rates, with multiple vendors listed and a summary of cattle and pig prices across Sydney and Homebush auctions, including baconers and porkers and rabbit skins.

Iloucester Matthewson and Co Shaw Corbett Bader Redman Parley H. Sannom W Crowfoot A. Shaw W. J. Adams HL McCarthy FP. B. Akhurst W. Dewherry F Williams C. Raundle W. V. Jobreon S. Shaw C. Howell A. Corbett Horne Ry Smith A. McRae FR. McRae H.mcnaughton C. Perram B. V. Phillips A. Archins W. D. ‘McIntogh F. W. Page A. Blanch BG. Moore J. Landera J. Snape Panss. Dearie Douglas Waddell & Co J. Wilson Porkers Bays Gires W. W. Wilson Wm. Lowrey Les Deards Mra. R. Barnes Gloucester Homebush W. P. Reichert Winchcombe Carson Tuesver Sydney Farmer’ & Graziers’ Co-operative Co Ltd

Transmutation Elements Into Gold Claim Reported in Christchurch

Wellington reports that G P Aston and H W Atach of Christchurch claim to have achieved transmutation of elements into gold using an electromagnetic process after lengthy laboratory work. The scientists say the results are under government notice and highlight a new energy named chromastyne said to be ten times more powerful than electricity.

Wellington N.Z Twosby G. P. Aston Leatrochemist H. W. Atach Christchurch Claint Messie Anton Afack New Zealand Aston

Country Women’s Association in Court Case Confusion

A confusing Old Batley court scene saw four women charged with manslaughter. Judge Mr Justice Swift asked defence counsel to open for the prosecution due to scheduling conflicts with other cases. Proceedings moved to proceed with the case against the accused. Town Band meeting notice and bereavement thanks from Mrs Howe and Mr John Parker appear in the same page.

Justice Swift Old Batley Zoem Eustace Fulton Renton Cunsel Justice Swiftward Seuffert Beaffert Seaton N. Cumming

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