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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 07, 1907

Page

8

William Wade obituary marks pioneer life at Bellvue

William Wade aged 80 died at Bellvue Largs after a long NSW career as a Williams River pioneer. Born in England in 1827, he came to New South Wales in 1839 and spent decades in the Williams district, later living on his Bellvue estate. He leaves a widow, five daughters, seven sons, 67 grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. The funeral was held at Dungog’s Presbyterian cemetery with ministers D W Davies and D M Benjamin officiating.

Bellvue Largs William Wade Williams River District England New South Wales Williams Dungog D. W Davies Hinton D. M. Benjamin Mr Wade Thomas Joseph Messrs W. Wade Bendelba Andrew Wade Port Macquarie Hubert Wade Kew John Vincent Wade Main Creek Albert Wade Dark W. Lean Figtree Holmes Rouchel Stretton Carruthers Wallamba Chronicle

Teachers' Salaries Delayed Allocation With £60,000 Vote

Teachers protest slow announcement of the new salaries plan tied to a £60,000 increase. About 3700 teachers are to benefit, with the Public Service Board reviewing the scheme after its members return, and an early release is expected.

Department of Public Instruction Public Service Board

Maitland Horse Parade Returns After Long Absence

The Maitland event drew about 1500 people to the Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association grounds for a horse parade, poultry show, and sports despite boisterous weather. The draught section featured five animals, many ponies and several trotting stallions, with a fine poultry display from Newcastle Singleton and Maitland districts.

Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association Newcastle Singleton Maitland

North Coast Railway Survey Progress Near Wingham

The M.R. Times reports Mr. Surveyor Jamieson and party moved from the bacon factory addock Wingham to Camp bell s paddock Washpool Woodside completing the first sub section from Taree southwards. Donkin Karaak Flat 15 miles from Taree and Small Woolla camp follow and detail work. Jamieson improved grade and eliminated two tunnels at Abbott s Gap about 10 miles from Wingham. Line will run round the river bank through Andrews Maryville. Permanent survey Taree Washpool to be finished in about four months.

M.R. Times Surveyor Jamieson Addock Wingham Campbell Washpool Woodside Taree Donkin Karaak Flat Small Mungai Creek Woolla Jamieson Abbott's Gap J. D. Andrews Maryville

Dungog Markets Fat Cattle Fair Yarding Hits High Rates

Fat cattle and mixed stock sold well at Dungog with prices matching last week’s highs. Notable sales include eight V Smith cattle, five steers at £8 10s and five at £7, several cows and heifers, plus consignments from G Hudson, R Barry, JT Newell, M Kealy, T Hudson, and others. Pige yarding saw modest gains with small lots and frequent calves traded. An unusually large crowd attended the Agricultural Show opening on Tuesday.

Smith M Kealy JT Newell R. Barry G Hudson T Hudson J Gardner Springera A Henry Chapman T. Hudson R Hudson T. McDowell Heifer G. Lean Dow M. Kealy W. Potter A. Wilson Tickle RB. Moydan R. L. Fitzgerald F. Andrews

Concert by Church Guild at Gloucester School of Arts

The Church of England Women's Guild organized a Saturday night concert at Gloucester School of Arts. A full house enjoyed tableaux vivants, glees, songs, and recitations with instrumental music. Mr. W A Harris led entertaining solos and encores, supported by Misses Jenner Perram Dare Hungerford and others. net proceeds expected to be £13.

Church of England Women's Guild Gloucester School of Arts Charles Gloucester W. A. Harris Maud Simon E. Dare Gloucester Glee Club E. Young B. Hungerford Mr. J. Hungerford E. Hungerford Vera TrenLath Florrie Jenner Maisie Jenner Mrs. Jenner Rev. R. Schmitzer the Dirty Boy D. Rye Stanley Rye the Frenchman Mr. Harris R. Schmitzer Alice Mr. A. G. Leslie Simon the Cellarer Molly Perram Mandolin A. G. Leslie

Risc of ballot stuffing noted in voting system

The article warns that the current voting system allows an unscrupulous presiding officer to add a second mark in vacant squares, making ballots informal and potentially changing results. It stresses that while not asserting such tampering will occur, the risk should not be left open.

Francis Birtles Reaches Brisbane After 658 Miles

Adventurer Francis Birtles arrives in Brisbane on Tuesday completing 658 miles of his planned overland Australian journey. A storm at Kurri Kurri Monday night disrupted a crowded circuit with a collapsing wall and a ensuing commotion.

Francis Birtles Brisbane Australia Kurri Kurri

Informal Votes under the 1906 Parliamentary Election Act

The act defines informal ballot papers as those not initialled by the presiding officer or lacking a single clear cross in a candidate square or bearing marks that identify voters. Electors are advised to decide their chosen candidate and mark the ballot clearly within the designated square.

Reward offered for information on trespass in Mograni Tuggerbark paddocks

A reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of any person shooting, snaring or trespassing in Mograni and Tuggerbark paddocks. Trespassing will be charged under the law.

Mograni Tuggerbark Charley J. Brown

Dixon Estate Auction Offers Stock Paddocks near Maitland

Preliminary notice to owners and others seeking camping paddocks for stock. Areas from 10 to 25 acres divided into seven paddocks near the Pap pock and Brawsies Slaughtering paddock with frontages to stock routes to Maitland Sale Yards via Melville or Belmore Bridges. Agent Percy Stacy for Dunmore Estate to sell by auction on an early date.

W. Sparke Percy Stacy Dunmore Maitland Melville Belmore Bridges

Lost or Strayed Horse Near Station Reward Offered

Lost or strayed light brown horse with white face and near fore-foot white brand te wade. If stolen, 10 pounds reward. If found deliver to the Please at the Station. OS. youn a.

Brand Te Wade Youn

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MR. W. Wade Maitland Horse Parade North Coast Railway Carlton and Abbott Tucrchiey Stroud Asp Horse Sale Carlton & Abbott W. Osmond THE Blood Stallion Stockwell J. Johnson Presbyterian Church Building Fund Gloucester Shire Council Enders Church Street Avon Bridge Stratford Council A. H. Lowry
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