F.R Lowe hurt by live wire at Gloucester
In a Gloucester incident Mr F Lowe, manager of the Gloucester waterworks, was sent 25 feet to the ground after contact with a live wire while at work. He survived the shock of 415 volts and is reported recovering. The Tennis and Euchre party is announced for the School of Arts on Thursday as a separate local social item amid other notices about public works and community events.
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Mr. F. Lowe
Gloucenten Blerino Light Gay
Erect Jr Eal
Legislative Assembly
Vincent
Gloucester
Mie Hanather
Eliihiren
Investivi Lions
Aducation Department
Eevead
Schoaleeseel
Lake
Henry
Horak
Taree Nasheen
Newcastle
Tasmania
Ria
Tiree
Taree Haw
Hemi
Scheke Mamworth
Avis
Rumar
Barrington
Cvickey
Benedicts
Frank Bell
Jim
Traverster
Opticians advertise repairs and future visit date
SARE OF THE EYES. fhould be one of the main inset for everyone. . Welle to WEBSTER, TACK and McDONALD, Opticians, of PAL-At, and Martin Place, Sydney, for a view if your sight is In any way de fective. Send us your repairs. We specialize In repair work. Watch this paper for date of next visit. At meeting of the Dungog branch.
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Webster, Tack and McDonald
Opticians
Pal-At
Martin Place
Sydney
Dungog
Deportation Board Sits After Seale Refuses to Produce Records
A sensational Deportation Board session heard Seale deputy president of the Overseas Shipping Representatives Association refuse to produce the association's books and documents claiming privilege. A summons ordered the secretary to produce the materials, but the secretary also declined. The proceedings proceeded under renewed pressure for disclosure.
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Yestarday
Seale
Overseas Shipping Representatives Association
Chairrman
Gloucester wins in nine sets to two and 82 games
The Gloucester team defeated their opponents in a tennis match by nine sets to two, totaling 82 games. A pleasant afternoon followed, with the Straw Glid earning praise for spirited play. In the Gents Singles Tournament, Bimmell claimed the title at Park Courts, beating Woods 10-5 in the final.
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Mies Whos
Eimauetty
Miss Hyns
Howis
Ms Works
Miss Henderson
Misses Danes
Hynns
Hie
Lookiy
Dy Meintyre
Wellard
Inwit & Nicholls
Ye HA
Locke
Miss Ender
Methtyny
Wools
Miss Menderson
Hegan
Thymes
Gloucester
Ennne
Weather and social notes from Barrington district
Weather outlook hints at an early dry spell with warmth and frost nights possible. Barrington farmers plow and plant, W Young and Mrs Gurl visit, and a Barrington cricketer dreams of a later romance. A local man’s health concerns and a curious immigration anecdote round out community items.
Meeting To Oppose Local Government Adult Franchise Bill
A ratepayers meeting in the School of Arts discussed opposing the Adult Franchise clause of the Local Government Amendment Act. Speakers urged petitions to MPs, with plans to circulate across Shires and to organize a public protest within a fortnight, while considering options to withhold rates as leverage.
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School of Arts
H. J. Channell
County Districta
Eat Val
W. PB. Helbert
Dungog
Stromdt
Heibert
Vunnery
Wy German
Pekonoy
Peloney
Lang
Rotehert
Flannery
Min. Flannnery
B. Lowvay
Mureny
Channel
Pekoney
Ant
Martland
Graham
Mosses Lowrey
Messrs
Reichert
Fye
White
Pekeney
Murray
Shire
Tconnett
Ratepayers Association
Dungog Races End With Exciting Finishes At Dungog Meet
A large crowd attended the Dungog races on Saturday with six furlongs in 1 16 8003 by Mock Rino, a new track record. Notable winners included Flying Fish, Red Chillie, Sir Achilles, and Truss in close finishes across handicaps and novice events, with betting on each race listed. A grazing area in British Columbia capable of sustaining 200,000 cattle was reported by the Provincial Grazing Commissioner.
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Dungog
Mon
Star
Wilson
Gal
Rastabte
Sir Achilles
Atkins
Flying Fish
Whittaker
Snock
Wonder
Fur
Morris' Hoek Kino
Unstable
Belling
Red Ghillie
Evens Ambition
Waniu
TRAIL
Millar
J. Morris
Bastable
Weson
Galvin
My Koy
Truss
Canary Girl
Time
Betling
Hock Rine
My Boy
Chronteta
British Columbia
Nominal Capital Change and Extraordinary Meeting Notice
Changes to company capital set at eight thousand six hundred pounds with shares of one pound each. Article 26 altered to drop annual September meeting, replace with annual October meeting or as directed, and keep seven directors. Notice of extraordinary general meeting on October 25 1925 at Clowes Hor, with details on report and quorum, dated September 15 1925 and signed by the secretary JM Wratten.
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Sox
Copany
Uae
Weleek Sharp
Oss
Anit
Jersey
Winsston
Haivers
Cseasey
Bare Juangenti
Hay Berkshilre
Orpingtons
Laval
Friak Sea Naive
Loncheus
Susie Tana
HOOD
Ciloucesiye
Clowes
Mausam
Werllesiay
Uni
Jm, Wratten
Ae of
Hue Canitearis
Uucawlonr Ladey Can
Impounding Notice for Ayrshire Helfer at Gloucester
Impounded at Gloucester by W Rel cherh 4 Ayrshire Helfer springing about 4 years old branded S over V near aide ramp. If not previously released will be for sale on Thursday Sept 24 at noon sharp Gordon Murray Acting Poundkeeper.
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Gloucester
W. Relcherh
Ayrshire
Church Services Across Gloucester and Surrounding Areas
Local church notices list 46th Sunday after Trinity services in Gloucester and nearby parishes. Multiple denominations including Church of England Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational hold morning and evening gatherings at Barrington, Faulkland, Shannon Vale, Westwood and Stroud with names such as Rev. Hogers Rev. James Allan Rev. J Thomas and Rev. O Haughan noted among ministers.
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Church OF England
Gloucester
H.C. Barrington
Wlc
Copeland
Congregational Mission
Conene
Tout’s
Shannon Vale
Westwood
Bundock Hall
Bulllac
Supply
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