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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1932
Page
2
Advertises up-to-date Victor Radio battery sets with guaranteed performance. Invites inquiries to PALING'S at 18 Hunter Street, Newcastle, promising thorough contact and clear terms.
James Page aged 82 died Sunday morning, longtime Ward's River and Gloucester district resident. Born Sugarloaf near Dungog, he worked for John Wade's corn flour mill, then as a carrier between Dungog and Clarencetown. He owned Ward's River property. lived with daughter in Gloucester in recent years. Survived by children Henry, Gen K Page, Mrs J Grant, and Mrs G B Nash. Buried in Gloucester C of E Cemetery with Rev. H Rogers officiating.
William Lees, 47, proprietor of the Treasure Trove grocery in Newcastle, had been missing since Monday. His body was found near New Lambton Heights and police say foul play is not suspected. Lees was known in Dungog and Gloucester districts and had recent health issues.
The column highlights poultry breeders in the district including Thomas of Cowper Street with Black Wyandottes Black Orpingtons Minervas White Leghorns and Indian Game fowls. It notes recent imports Nobility of Richmond a Jersey sire and mentions a growing Poultry Club. Also reports on church preaching Bishop of Newcastle at St Pauls Gloucester and other local topics.
A debate in Met Creek church circles centers on Arc Basd refusing to permit a district curate to marry for less than 250 pounds yearly. The parochial council offers to guarantee a 200 pound Prevent stipend, arguing the living becomes comfortable with a free marriage given recent tender costs and price drops noted in last week’s openings.
In a tight Three-Old Bar clash at the Park Gloucester beat Old Bar 5 to 2 after a 4-penalty first half. Key moments featured J Clarke and Phillips for Old Bar and Falconer and Woodbry for Gloucester, with late forward pressure and a disputed call shaping the final score.
In a hard fought clash Gloucester dominated early and late, with key plays by Northam, Clarke and Greenaway. Old Bar fought back with penalties and a disputed goal but Gloucester maintained pressure, scoring 12 to 6 as the final whistle ended a vigorous encounter.
Golf notes report the Resch Cup final won by A Oldfield over A Parish, a strong showing by the young competitor in his first year. W McGee wins the Chloe Score with 4 net 28 for nine holes, while numerous players post nets from 30 to 45 and twelve handicaps are reduced. A Wingham team visit to Gloucester and the Locke Cup Monthly Medal draw complete the weekend golf summary.
An X ray test at Cambell Hospital Coraki revealed a needle under a nurse’s knee cap after a photo, with no explanation of how it entered the body. The next day another image showed the needle slightly moved. In Bathurst, Silver Star, a famous hunter, was struck by lightning and killed after refusing a large sum for the horse.
A Sunday park concert by the Glow ester Brown Barn drew a modest crowd, but attendees valued the music as a pleasant community amenity. The report urges shire officials to provide simple seating and ventilation for families, praising the park beautification effort and the band’s performance led by Mr. Mujah.
Public post warning anglers and others trespassing on Bindera property after this date will be prosecuted. Previous permission is withdrawn. North region authority, Dillon.
The notice lists Carey J C Summerille Sons V Culler Coombes and Follis Cooper Brothers and others as consignors for a choice quality cattle sale. The sale invites further consignments and notes the listed cattle are a definite high quality lot.
An advertisement style summary lists dozens of owners and stock types for Krambach Annual Spring Sale. Entries mention hundreds of head including bullocks, steers, cows, and heifers, with ages and brands. The note promises high quality beasts and skilled drovers in attendance, projecting good standards and past performance.
Gloucester cup team edged Old Bar 3 1 in a hard fought match for the Silver Football trophy. Poor behavior saw Falcon and Stally sent off, with Glouster players praised for effort and leadership from Dolph Smith and the captain. crowd conduct noted as a factor.
Tennis tournament play begins Saturday next at M130 with matches arranged across Teachers Court Church Court and Park East. Notable clashes include S Wellard versus G Garner Ken Merchant versus Woodbry and multiple mixed entries led by Mra Garner Miss Crowfoot and J Monroe, with winners advancing to late rounds.
Radio and home happiness are promoted by high grade radio sets from Victor haltery. The ad promises insight and expert knowledge to assist buyers, emphasizing payment on receipt and appealing to readers seeking agreeable terms and satisfaction.
Fat sheep for sale every Thursday at Gloucaster Golf Campens. Apply W W Ashworth.
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