Gloucester topics mix theatre sport and notices
The Gloucester Advocate reports Loucester Comedy Players stage Her Husband's Wife next week with a small yet balanced cast led by Mrs Hill and Mixy Deards to aid the Presbyterian Ladies Guild and Gloucester Poultry Club. Also notes sterilisation concerns, Memorial Hospital Auxiliary events, a stamp forecast, Krambach stock sales results, dog registration due, and political economy snippets plus a distant gold find and a co op Led charge.
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Loucester
Gloucester
Mrs. Hill
Mixy Deards
Miss Kemp
Anderson
Collins
O'Shaunessey
Presbyterian Ladies Guild
Gloucester Poultry Club
Star Theatre
Cavanaugh’s
No. D. H
Butter Factory Output Figures for Hunter Gloucester Districts
The Dairy Branch shows total factory manufacture and net marketed outputs for the Hunter and Gloucester division ending February 28. Notable figures include Bowthome 985,688 and Gloucester 1,837,907 with regional totals for Denman Muswellbrook Raymond Terrace Singleton and Stead Road among others.
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Hunter and Gloucester
Btate
Niape
Aberdeen
Bowthome
Denman
Dungog
Raymond Terrace
Singleton
Stead Road
Death of two year old Russell John Parley in Gloucester River
The district mourns the death of Russell John Parley aged two years eight months after a winter bout with whooping cough and pneumonia. He died at Narraweema Hospital following a three week illness. The funeral was held in the Church of England section of Gloucester cemetery. Sincere sympathy is offered to Mr and Mrs Fred Parley and extended family. a long list of wreaths from relatives friends and hospital staff is recorded.
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Fred Parley
Gloucester River
Russell John
Narraweema Hospital
Church of England
Gloucester
Momnie
Daddy
Dack
Bob
Margaret
Grandma
Grandpa
Amy
Charlie
Lena
Frank
Jean
Mona
Mac
Jean Aston
Mia G. Stanton
Woodward
J. R. Higgins
Ken
Vida
Neil
Crowfoot
James Parish
Tom
Irene Hicks
Perce and
Bell
Jack
Chris
War
Master and Brethren Lodge
Wal
Mary
Kate
Henderson
Alex. Smith
Auttie
Janey
Rex
Jim
Raymond
Bowrings
Lindmane
Rey
Mrs. Rogers
Ruth
Phil
Ports Club annual meeting previews next New Year sports
Rawdon Vale reports a large Ports Club turnout as the annual meeting approves the past year’s report and a substantial credit balance. A strong committee will run next New Year’s sports featuring cattle drafting bullock riding and a new district competition. Drought conditions persist with river levels very low. Mr and Mrs J N Laurie of Stobo plan a trip to America on December 24 for business tied to Mr Laurie's aeroplane firm. A social evening is set for Friday to wish Minn Jess Henderson success in her new venture.
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The
Ports Club
J. N. Laurie
Stobo
America
Malingaaul
Church Services Listed Across Gloucester and Surrounding Areas
A fragment lists multiple church services across Gloucester and nearby towns. It records times for Church of England, Nabiac, Cucumbark, Presbyterian Invergordan, Heathersdale, Gloucester, and several others, with various pastors named and service times on specific dates.
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Church of England
Trinity Gloucester
H.C . Copeland
Gloucester
W. Rogers
Nabiac
Forater TA HC
Bulby Brust
WAC
Coolongolook
Cucumbark
We Griffith Cochrane
Invergordan
Heatherdale
Rawdon Vale
D. Glyn Jones
Methodist
Waukivory
Stratford
Carsonville
Ward
J River T
I. C. Pereira
Upper Bowman
Craven Creek
Upper Barrington
B. Martens
Free Presbyterian Church
Barrington
Shaw
Upper Barringt
J. Wabater
Stroud Baptist Church
Ward's River
Stroud
Craven
M, Howard
Wanderers win thinsem win over Nabiac in Wallamba League semi
Gloucester Wanderers defeated Nabiac 13 to 10 in the Wallamba League semi final, leading 5-2 at half time. Wanderers dominated much of the second spell, scoring two early tries and converting one, while Nabiac rallied late with two tries but could not overturn the deficit.
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Gloucester Wanderers
Nabiac
K.C
Blues
Nubiac
Wanderers
Wanderer
Ricketts
Wanderera
Eary
Whic
N. Litham
Bunyah
Wootton
Tusburry
Nabiav
Connolly
Weste
Gloucester Magpies
Magpies
Wanderere
Gloucester Club notes and stroke handicap results
In round one of the Gloucester Club championship A Oldfield beat Matthews Anderson beat Parish Coote forfeited to Haheny W Garner had a bye Consolation Eight Channel beat Dawson R Street beat Charlton D Rye forfeited to McRae Locke Cup and stroke handicap was led by J Channel with 87 22 65 Others included A Onifield 82 12 70 Jeffery 98 25 73 McRae 88 15 72 Street 93 20 73 Haheay 87 13 74 Garner 92 18 74 Dawson 0 16 74 Conn 106 81 75 L C 78 B Dawson 108 26 77 L Rye 102 25 77 Chariton 98 16 78 The Associates draw for stroke handicap tomorow Mrs G Easton v Mrs Cavany ough Mrs Hoge v Mine Laurie Miss C Yates v Mins J Pariah Miss Middlebrook v Miss D Higgins Mrs Newton v Mins M Hawdon Mrs Dawaon Mra Hahesy Mrs Conn v Mrs Yates Mrs Munro v Mra Haydon Mrs Jeffery v Mrs Pari ah Mra Gamer v Mrs Carolan Mra King v Mra Ashworth Mize Daw eon v Mra Holland Mrs Conn starter Wilt all am sociates Four associates from the Gloucester Club played in the Central North Coast Golf Associates annual tournament on Port Macquarie links Mendamies A 1 Cavanough G Easton and M Newton plus Miss Green enjoyed the trip Local golfers note next year’s tournament set for Gloucester This event should bring visitors to town
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Gloucester
A. Oldfield
Matthews
Anderson
Parish
Coote
Haheny
W. Garner
Channel
Dawson
R. Street
Charlton
D. Rye
McRae
J. Channel
A. Onifield
Jeffery
Street
Haheay
Garner
W. Dawson
Conn
L.C
B. Dawson
L. Rye
Chariton
Tom Norrow
G. Easton
Gloucester Club
Central ‘North Coast Golf Associates
Port Macquarie
Indies
Mendamies A. 1
Cavanough
G. . Easton
M. Newton
Miss Green
Tennis B Grade Semi Finals and Handicap Results
In the B grade semi finals Pace bory beat Forbesdale 5 sets to 4 while Gangut beat Copeland. Handicap tournament results follow with extensive doubles and mixed doubles results from Ladies, Men, and Mixed events. Saturday draw and match times listed across Park 1 2 and Presbyterian Courts with many pairings and winners noted. Final postponed one Saturday to allow advancing tournament matches before cricket season.
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Pacebory
Forbesdale
Gangut
Copeland
Park
K. Boorer
Mesdames Hawdon
Woodward
Mesdames Monro
Brorson
J. Matthewson
L. Atking
F. Hebblewhite
J. Henderson
McAlpin
Shultz
Misa E Relf
Tiedman
Crowfoot
Factory
Smith
B. Merchant
Greenwood Court
Taylor
A. West
Miss Blanch
D. McRae
Miss McRae
K. James
L Atkins
C. Spence
J. Grant
T. Murray
R. Gamer
Keith Merchant
K. Taylor
Pam
W. West
N. Meinnes
W. Ferguson
Miss Eagleton
W- Merchant
Miss Dare
A West
W. Atkins
J. Samuels
G. Matthewson
J. Wratten
Lambley
Clem Marti
J. Smith
D. Merchant
W. Henderson
Protected wild flowers proclamation extension in state
The Minister for Works and Local Government announces a proclamation under the Wild Flowers and Native Plants Protection Act 1927 protecting many species from July 1, 1990 to June 30, 1987. Public urged to observe provisions and cooperate to conserve the state's flora amid calls to extend protection. note lists include bora nin Christmas bells Waratah wax plant purple mint bush and king orchids.
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E. 8. Spooner
Norco Co op Union backs mutual aid drive at annual meeting
The P P Union reports a strong vote in favor at Norco Co op Union annual meeting affirming the cooperativ e policy amid industry crisis. The piece notes growing branch activity and wider adoption across milk production and processing, highlighting cooperation as the industry framework and the Union’s expanding executive responsibilities. Maria Robbins, connected to Lady Danesfort’s lab family, is mentioned.
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PIAU
FERS
Norea Co-op
Byron Bay
Boards of
Primary Producers’ Union
Norco Co-op. Co
P. P. Union
Lot Course
Wes
Jy Onene
Enetral
Tnton
Notice of Ru pal Meeting of Shareholders Gloucester School of Arts
Notice announces a shareholder meeting at the Gloucester School of Arts on Thursday September 24. The agenda includes approving the Directors' Report and Balance Sheet for the year ended June 20, 1956 and transacting any other business under the company rules. By order of the Board T. H. Hodgin.
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Rupal
Gloucester School of Arts
T. H. Hodgin
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Draper and Mercer
Tobralco
Berlel Rollons
Pique Voile
Oxford
P. le Quesne
City Price Draper & Mercer
China
MARGO
Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
MIM
Andrews & Johnston
Carsonvilee
Coorke
Uarsonville
A. G. Turner
Church Street
B. P. Dawson
OLD Bank Njlw
Gloucester Advocate
Armidale Panturea Protection Board
J. Laurie
Cooplicurripa
Henry Costello
Costello
Newcastle
Memorial Hospital Ladies ‘Auxiliary
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Majestic Theatre
Poota and ‘Telegraphs
H. P. Brown
Edward
Krambach
Paterson, Easton and Co
U.S.A
Philadelphia
Yellowdine
W.A
Southern Cross
Mt. Palmer
Erich Severk
Ceech
Partia
Apring
Hawdon
Woodward Feteste Alias Barton
Aten Turner
Misses Holme
Pascoe
Mra. Holmes
Mina McRae
Mies Crownfoot
Boorer
Misses Atkins
Martin
S. Smith
B Merchant
Koelner
Lane and
Battery
Went
D. Boreer
O'Shannesay
McCalpin
Keena
Holmes
Kenney
Merchant
Fraser Brothers
German
Bignell
Ryan
Brindley
Matthewson
Atkins
Nagel and
Pranks
Fielderson
Hebblewhite
Thomas and McIntyre
Murray
Mrs. Woodward
Ming Boorer
Alking
Mish Atkins
Mrs.Tishman
London
Britain
P.P. Union
Facing the
Maria Robbins
Lady Danesfort
McGlashan
Gloucester Co-operative Dairy Company Limited
Cretary
Bowman Farm
Butters
P. Miduurrrook
Han
Wankivory
Nash
E, Jenkins
Gloucester District Tennis Association
Glouces
K.D. Boorer
Revision Court
Shire of
Court House
Harry N. Chaplin
Sydney
Brivign Breweries Ltd
Parramatta Road
Petersham
Boy
Brian Latter
Olate Poll Yurehaners
Matthewson & Convictioneers
Amps
Pateson, Easton & Co
J. E Laurie
W. Feston
EB. Easton
Gham
Buffalo Lodge
Istrtet
Paly
Bost
Mons
MO. Calman & CO
Wes Aa & Gloucester
John. H. Broadbent
L. E. Hollingsworth
Denison Street
Geabame
John Major
v/s
Rose Jenking
Stujuy
Busi Fhlewood
Scott and Barbour
Avon Valley
Glyncest
W. Drahan
Queen St. Gloucester
W. G Dombkins
Sharon
Drie Chertnnut
Shah
Shlah
Wingham
Wallamba
Emerald
Alea
TL. Gallagher
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