Rioting and traffic offences heard at Gloucester court
At Gloucester Court yesterday Henry Mitre pleaded guilty to riotous behaviour in Church Street on 23 August and was fined £2 with costs. Oswald Shelton was fined £1 with costs for riding a motorcycle without lights in Stratford on 39 August after police stopped him near a motor car accident scene. Allan Foster Stevens faced a charge of being on licensed premises during prohibited hours on 19 July. the case was dismissed after evidence. Arthur C. Holstein won a small debts case against George Melmeth for a set of Motbies, awarded £2. An appeal against valuation in Bundock on nine portions of land was heard. the judge did not overturn the present valuation.
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Gloucester
Henry Mitre
Freeman
Allan Foster Stevens
Heyyeon
Stevens
Wit F. Gonttol
Arthur C. Holstein
George
Melmeth
Flannery
Bundock
W. W. Tiwden
Flanpery
Jain Gallagher
WS. Andrews
Cheaper Pais Rates For Parcel Service Expansion
The New South Wales Mailways introduces cheaper parcel rates from 1st inst including a Cash-or-Delivery scheme. Parcels can be forwarded from any attended station to any stated destination in New South Wales, New South Wales and Canberra. Rates apply to parcels weighing from one type to other, with special arrangement for items over 50 pounds. The Railway Department offers quotations for removal of furniture from house to residence, competing with private firms, and stress careful packing.
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New South Wales
Hewth Sillland
Canberra
Gevernljors
Railway Department
Public notice on Store and Starving Stock Rebates
The New South Wales Railway Commissioners warn that rebates may be cut to half for noncompliant applications. District Superintendent South Grafton directs publicity to stock and farm organizations. Consignors must specify starving or store stock needs when ordering trucks and confirm telephonic orders in writing. Gloucester firm notices guidance to agents and firms.
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South Grafton
New South Wales Railway Commissioners
Custock
Writhrunner Post
Commercial Homebush Stock Sales Report
Sydney market notes a small cattle yard with 1789 head and varied grades. Clifton Downs line realises £20 18s for 14 bullocks, with overall values for best quality firming from 1s to 1s 6d. Pigs show 550 penned, buyers present but demand waning, heavy porkers to 47s 6d and stores strong in evidence.
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Homebush
Sydney
Clifton Downs Pastoral Company
Bourke
Maitland
E. W. Sparke Ltd
Back to 1913 Conditions Proposed by Woodburn
Dr J J Woodburn argues parliament should revert to 1913 or 1911 rules on pay taxes duties and age limits in secondary industries. He notes sugar bounties and the Navigation Act would not be needed and wool and wheat could profit as in 1911 13. Reference is made to the Gloucester Dairy C annual meeting and price movements for tomorrow.
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J. J. Woodburn
MLB
Scullin
Australia
Gloucester
Indian consultant Asman Blondie to visit Gloucester events
Asman Blondie of INDIAN CONSULTING NABIAU will visit Gloucester on Monday September 14 at Phillips Hotel Stroud Road, Tuesday September 6 at Mr G Ratley Stroud, Wednesday September 17 at Central Hotel 10 to 4 Dungog, and Thursday September season end at Courthouse Hotel.
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Gloucester
Phillip
Henholme Stud Poultry Farm Hatchery Upscale Incubator
Henholme Stud Poultry Farm advertises a large incubator in operation hatching thousands of vigorous chicks. Stock bred from proven utility lines at state shows, with prices quoted for White Leghorns and Black Orpingtons per 100 and per 1000, plus contact details for H Holmes in Wallsend.
G W H Martin Supply Coal From Mill Chat Mine
G W H Martin has taken over the Mill Chat Mine and is prepared to supply fast coal at the above price at Ure MV Top. Orders received at the mine by phone 8 Stratford.
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Stratford
Pleasant Tonic Food and Digestive Promotion
A vintage advertisement touts a tonic claimed to boost nutritional value and general well being. It suggests consumption with read toast biscuits porridge or milk and states adults and children alike enjoy it and it benefits all.
Carnations: garden questions and old world tips
A dense, ad hoc guide on growing carnations from an aged newspaper fragment. It covers choosing varieties, planting in mixed borders, sun needs, spacing about 18 inches, and care like watering, digging, and soil fertility. The text blends praise for improved hybrids with practical but uneven instructions and numerous typographical errors.
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Wiberwhin
Dogs and owners urged to register under new scheme
Registration drive opens as a dog regulation program expands. Local owners must register pets within six months to comply, while a branch of the Australian Joint Stock Bank in Copeland North lists new banking services with J. Waddell as manager. Special notes include a Sydney based optician visiting Gloucester and garden cactus offers with various plant sets and prices.
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Gots
Byrelneten
Copeland North
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