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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
2
Gloucester will field a full club rink including Tresidder Tenn Boorer Street Munro Nicklem Anderson White Turner Kendall Andrews Graham Bolton Lowe Adams Harris. Another Gloucester rink faces Whateon Aston Wratten Godanrd West Purdon Milne Tenac. Match scheduled for Saturday afternoon, 10th.
Seventeen new appointments to the Legislative Council were announced after talks between Governor Sir Philip Game and Premier Stevens. The list includes ALN Binks Berry farmer W G Cambadge Arncliffe secretary E Collins Wagga merchant and others. The government hints at more appointments if the Upper House opposes policy measures.
News briefs describe showery weather with 51 points falling by 9 am and upcoming events. Ken Boorer elected secretary to the A H & P Association. Forbesdale Hall to be officially opened with a program on Wednesday at 2 pm and a dance to follow. Gloucester Dairy Company annual meeting at Star Theatre with C B D Meares attending. various local items include cricket, Wingham beating Cundle 12 to 10, and notes on a dairy science school and local gold nugget rumors. dole weddings reported in Young and Dubbo. agricultural machinery prices to fall after tax changes and anticipated tax reductions within six months.
A derailment near Nooroo six miles north of Dungog tied up four track units and halted traffic after eight trucks left the rails. By 9 pm on Tuesday workmen cleared the line with a breakdown train from Newcastle. Passengers bound for Sydney and Dungog were shuttled by rail and road transport the distance to Nooroo and Stroud.
Jamey Lovett, 36, of Oakey Pare, died August 29 at Lithgow Hospital after pneumonia. Former Burrage resident and Railway Department employee, he moved from Gloucester district five years ago and married Miss Beaton of Barrington. Survived by a wife and three children. funeral held August 30 at Bowentels Presbyterian cemetery.
Gloucester Dairy Company Ltd. invites shareholders to a general meeting at Star Theatre. Proposals include secret postal ballots for director elections, limiting director expenditures without approval, reducing the manager’s salary, lowering manufacturing costs, ending three grade cream, eliminating director pay, publishing wage data, ending self-service butter, and reviewing tenders for a new office.
The final round of the Locke Cup and Monthly Medal draw list players: P. Roddy vs A. Laurie, S. McIntash vs D. Donnelly, B. Carolan vs J. McRae, T. Chariton vs R. Thurlow, Dr. Anderson vs G. Street, W. Garner vs S. McAlpin, J. Hawdon vs Horner, W. Hawdon vs J. Hoge, A. Clufield vs FL Snow, L. Rye vs H. Chole, T. Ashworth vs D. Rye, G. Boustend bye. A Wingham tea visit to Gloucester and a 2 p.m. match involve listed players. A single-slate 18-hole event invites members to participate in the morning, with afternoon play planned.
Closing Sept with lowest bid accepted at the discretion of the undersigned. Specifications available from the signer.
Property owner warns against fishing shooting or trespassing on the land at St Binders. All prior permission is withdrawn after the specified date and violators will be prosecuted.
Sydney market notes show cattle and vealers trading firmer with fat cattle up, while vealers and light stock varied. Rabbitskin prices eased on lower grades with overall brisk demand for lower lines. porkers remained active though prices fluctuated. Shipping and local buyers remained prominent in the sale, with mixed results across farms and stations.
Matthewson & Co announce an auction of farm stock and equipment. The sale includes Jersey cows and heifers, springers, a general hardware list of farm implements, and a luncheon. The event follows the seller Mr AshirSL offering his property for sale with all items included.
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