Tylar on trial for shooting a bull he killed
Australian court heard Det Bet Woodward testified Taylor admitted shooting a steer owned by Jack Webbeck after locating it near a Worcester road. Taylor claimed he killed to end the beast’s misery following a humane judgement, with prosecutors arguing misdeed. Witnesses detailed the hunt and the animal’s removal to a farm, and legal representatives discussed applicable sections of the Crimes Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Polpt BC
Borthwick
Borthwisk
Stapleton
Bridge funding discussed for Church Street river crossing
An Anglo era note outlines a proposed £90,000 bridge over the river at Church Street, with reinforced concrete and 60 feet length. Officials debate abandonment of upstream works, inspection reports by Mr. Ratcher and Dr. Rateber, and when a bridge engineer from Nikaly would visit before further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge River
Church ST
Anne
Church Streat
Murray
Ratcher
Newcentrafer
Batcher
Tom
Higeina
Nikaly
Mir
Rateber
T. Moore
Perenne
Hear Again Gloucester Demonstration Promotes Audiphone Co
A garbled OCR notice promotes the Audiphone Company of 4 Martin Place with a Wednesday demonstration. It urges readers to book an appointment with J. McGarry on Church Street and claims nationwide service and superior hearing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abersa
Ali Bow Company
Martin Place
Heck Tris
Clowrester
Audiphone Company
Mane Wu
Finant
Aida
Whale
J. McGarry
Chemis
Church Street
Minister of Agriculture Announces Delayed Berry Induction Centre Opening
The Hon KF Graham MLA says the Berry Artificial Propagation Centre opening is postponed due to the ground condition from heavy rains. The ceremony will now be held Friday October 17 with cordial invitations extended to all interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tp Agriculture
KF Graham
He Ofela
Lave Lake
Fridae
Grae Hhawe
Loke
Use of Eeety Tks Questioned cost of alvetricity to the consumer
A garbled report discusses costs of Eeety Tks and alvetricity for consumers. It mentions a department overseen by a Mr. Monroe and a fire brigade incident. The text contains many unreadable fragments and inconsistent names.
Sydney Man Fined For Parking Offence
Sydney man Warren was fined at Senter Court of Petty Sessions for parking on the southern side of Queen Street near Church Street, facing west, after leaving his car to buy cheese. He admitted the lapse and was fined with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senter Court of Petty Sessions
Om ‘Tasny
Claw
Gloucester
Borthwick
Warren
Semter Constantg
Beupoville
Queen Strat
Tive
Church Street
Ieater
Weeren
Iaurey
O. Fairfar
Regiatree
Bakery reopens after Stratford sale and Gloucester move
In a charge they waited for permission to bake on Sunday until a Stratford bakery was bought, pollen removed, and re erected at Gloucester. Neighbors fifteen miles away would have no way to wet their trade. bread would be delivered Monday after Sunday baking was axed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uie
Stratford
Pollen Own
Gloucester
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Santa
Wheel Toys
Garners
Pennett
Your Musical Centre
Bennett's Radio & Sports Store
Copelan
Tne
Dole Copeland Webern
Copia
Maplehon
Afib
Leo
Webel
Borttwick
Sergeant Call
Malland
LM Bantevile
Mgta
Beuzevile
Bet Woodward
Maltinod
Ime
Copsland
Woodhward
Logalrtes
Jacke Webeck
Olen
Gopetand
Ota
Wootwant
Hin Howe
Bel
Bellesville
Extlan
Woodward
Peter
Beusevie
Taya
Aeryior
Peltier
Sligo
Biden
Beughoitic
Woodwar
Ion
Tay- Sr
Bart
Bietad
Brignd
SMF
Monro
Mr. Borne
Lote
Tess West
Misses Jones & Newman
E. Jones
E M. Newman
Church ST. Gloucester
Sydney
Youthlyne
By Beabei
Corsstiere
Berlei
Berleway
Arietta
Berlel
Street, & Pan Pty. Ltd
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