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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 13, 1938

Page

2

Quiet Wedding at St Andrew's Port Macquarie

A quiet wedding was celebrated at St Andrew's Port Macquarie on the Mth of August with Rev Colvin officiating. The contracting portions were Linda Laurie and George Lyon, married in satin and lace, veiled and carried a bouquet. The bridesmaid was Miss Laurie, best man Mr William Lyon. Reception at Macquarie Hotel with family attendees. After honeymoon, the couple will live at Hastings Walcha News. A London actor arrived in Hollywood with a letter of recommendation. An inventor claims a corkscrew without a spiral.

St Andrew's Port Macquarie Colvin Linda Bub T. A. Laurie Nawendoc Station George G. Lyon Steond Ann EL Lyon Eilentorcugn A. Bo Hays Sydney Poms Laurie William Lyon Macquarie Hotel London Hollyrwood

Prominent residents in hospital and accidents across Gloucester

Mrs Rita Hazelwood underwent an immediate appendicitis operation at Narraweema Private Hospital after a Friday incident. Mr Harry McNaughton recovering from a neck injury, while a boy from Frank White’s family escaped serious harm from a balcony fall. W. H. Rows reported blood poisoning from a hand injury. Leslie Hawson mourned in Gloucester. Me Leslie Hawdon, an early grazier, also remembered. LIGHT HORSE PROMOTIONS note promotions in the 6th Light Horse Regiment. BIG DAY AT COPELAND announces Newcastle visitors and a local cricket match. Gloucester Band may attend. DOG LICENSES EXPIRE ON 30 SEPTEMBER. renewal and registration required with penalties. PROMISING SEASON praises favorable rainfall and improved stock and grazing conditions across Lawee and Hunter Williams rivers area.

Rita Hazelwood Narraweema Frank White Ainsente W. H Colin Spence Roadview Gloucester Clarke Spence W. W. Hawdon South Coast Leslie Hawson Leslie Hawdon Copeland Frank Brockwell Tay

Sewerage treatment site question raised by resident

A reader urges the council to reconsider the chosen site for a sewerage treatment plant. He notes the council plans to resume 35 acres of Whale Farm, though only 4 acres are needed, and argues alternative sites nearby could be reclaimed at half the cost. He asks ratepayers to consider why this site was selected and seeks public sympathy and support.

Glover

Gime cester Co op Dalry distribution and butter output noted

The August distribution totals about £17,600 to suppliers. The company manufactured 107,425 lbs of enohceat and 4,701 lbs of second grade butter. Pay rates were set at 4/2 for choicest and 1/14 for second grade, with monthly pay totalling £6,391/16/4. Bonus on butter for year ended 30th June 1998 amounts to £11,201/4/7. Directors accepted Monro Bros leaders for Barrington and Ward’s creations, contracts formerly held by Monro Bros.

Dalry Co. Ltd Messrs Monro Bros Barrington Ward River Creations

Gloucester Water Debt Reduction Offer From Government

Gloucester Shire Council plans an ordinary loan to fund rent over 3 percent. The government proposes to cut the Gloucester Water Supply debt from £18,546 4s 6d by £3,696 14s 8d, leaving a balance of £11,800. The information was conveyed in a letter discussed with Mr Bennett today.

Gloucester Eb, Bennett Sula

War unlikely and cautious peace signals from Berlin

The Nuremberg correspondent for the Daily Telegraph reports German officials doubt the risk of war. Hitler is said to know how far he can push without conflict and may seek only a declaration of support for border adjustments. A Czech policy revision is urged to allow Germans to live under non Communist control, while sincerity of peace aims is considered likely.

Herr Hitler Herr Hiller Hlent

Man Denied Plea in Gloucester Hotel Case

Alfred Shears told Mr. R Selling at the Police Court he meant what he said after using insulting words at the Gloucester Hotel footpath. The defendant stood by the remark, was fined 10 shillings plus 10 shillings court costs and 3 pounds 3 shillings professional costs, seven days to pay, with hard labour if defaulted. A note follows on a likely one percent rise in the income tax, facing cabinet opposition and Treasury aims to spread the burden.

Guy Alfred Shears R. Selling D. Hill Queen Street P.M Thease Messia, Borthwick & Co Mr. Dawson Gloucester Dawson Per Boman Victor Stanley Johnston P. Dawson Redman Craven Creek Cecil Redman Johnston Hughes Alfred Gaggin Gloucester Hotel Gaggin

Gloucester Police Court Breach of Motor Vehicle Laws

At Gloucester Police Court on Monday, R. P. Taylor was fined 2 shillings for failing to return an expired motor vehicle plate. Albert Roy Channell pleaded guilty and was fined 10 shillings plus costs for driving without proper license, with the car owner A. J. Channel fined similarly. Constable Casey stated Roy Channel was a decent driver but the bail fee and family circumstances caused the offense and inconvenience.

R. P. Taylor Vo-Costa J. W. Hawdon Olt Albert Roy Channell J.aw. Hawdon Gality and Wins A.J. Channel Casey Roy Channel Bob @ Dell Mt. George Della Jan

Gloucester Hotel Prohibited Hours Plea Fines Set

Thirsty lodgers found on licensed premises during prohibited hours faced fines. Several pleaded guilty and were fined with costs. one defendant, Stanley Ay Slvle, pleaded not guilty and had information dismissed. Others faced charges of theft, stock trespass, and wage violations with various penalties. A Gloucester bench noted issues of drunkenness and responsibility, while a separate livestock case and a note on indoor bulbs concluded the docket.

Gloucester

Gloucester Rugby Defeats Newcastle in Lopsided Home Win

Gloucester dominated the match at home, scoring through Hebblewhite, Monro, and Berry as Newcastle failed to cross the line. The home side, powered by rapid ball movement and strong pack work, built a commanding lead through the first half and maintained control to finish 71 to nil.

Gloucester Am Veen Newcastle J. Giddey Gorton Monto Bartlett Campbell Kerr Maddalena Monro Pordham Skinner Hebblewhite Fordham Atwell Clarke J -Giddey Clarke Sto Ker Day Hincks Jever Newcastre Monty Hebble- White Allmuicks AL Owl Didfield Berry Jerry Aiich Garner Gaming Flolh Ningelf Wiley Gordon Reg. Giddey Tisdale Reg Giddey

Maitland Stock Sales Prime Cattle Rise in Brisk Sale

In Maitland prime cattle yarding 800 head with strong demand and brisk competition. Bullocks to 12 10s, cows up to 13 10s, yearlings around 10 pounds, calves heavy at 35s, 25s to 19s for lower grades. Pigs 450 head, prices firmer with heavy porkers 95s to 47s, bacon pigs 80s to 99s 6d, good stockers higher, overall market sentiment positive.

Maitland Todd Rama

Royal Agricultural Society offers new prizes in grasaland contest

At a council meeting the secretary said the Rural Bank of New South Wales pledged 16 five guinea cups for local competition winners in the societies grasaland championship. These prizes join the three Miguelena cups the society offers for the overall division championships.

Council of The Royal Agricultural Society Rural Bank of New South Wales Society

No ventriloquist out of work says ailing parrots

A man charged with throwing something at his housekeeper claimed he upset it and it fell on her face. He said the rest apparently fell on the ceiling, with confusion over the events.

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