No. 11 star rider Rowe wins twice at Gloucester races
Jockey G Rowe rode No. 11 Bourmacourt to victory in two events at Gloucester on Saturday. The meeting drew a good crowd and featured strong fields. Collingham won the Gloucester handicap while Doughnut and Silver Shawl were among the notable runners. timing gear failed in the Flying Handicap but results showed Bourmacourt won by one length in the Welter and by three quarters in the Flying.
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Rowe
Bourniacourt
Bournacourt
Gloucester
Tmal
Collingham
Ted Mot
Siver Shawl
Silver Shawl
H. Martin
Bourmacourt
G. Rowe
Rugby Union
FP. Burnett
Mi Aliba
MN. Colvin
Ballara
C. Kelly
Spellbeau
B. Coleman
Bournscourt
Pordite
All
Fifbs
N. Colvin
Kay's
Burnett
L. Dodd
Siball
N. Colw'n
Evens
Silver Ghouwl
Ruby Union
Alaba
Shower Stream
Model Prince
A. Phillips
Merry Keelie
Lady Bonera
N. Calvin
Gi Rowe
Callingham
Kay
Kelly
Bill Karma
M. Dar
A. Phillipa
Baetting
Bill Marma
Kay's Pride
Doughnut
Gloucester Girl
Tariff for Bulk Electric Supply Approved and Discussed
At a Wednesday council meeting Mr Reid urged adopting a bulk electricity tariff for local industrial users, noting year to year increases may be needed. He cited Commissioner Conde signaling a potential later reduction, though the change would primarily affect industrial consumers. The Electricity Commission advised that from January 1, 184 the concession rate ends and tariffs will shift, requiring higher estimates for 1904. Tariff adjustments will depend on forthcoming figures to allocate costs among consumer classes.
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Counel
Reid
Conde
Tares
Wil
Sey
Cause of Rabbit Decrease Noted by Gloucester Board
Mr Cox reported to the Gloucester P P Board that he had inspected four holdings since the last meeting and found owners cooperating in eradication efforts against myxomatosis. He cited Clay Gulley Reserve at Rawdon where work began nine months ago but remained incomplete and rabbits persisted. The board voted to have the Clay Gulley Reserve cleaned up.
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Cox
Gloucester P. P
Mr. Con
Clay Gulley
Rawdon
Litt
Summerville
Irvine
Worst areas for dingoes in Gloucester district plan
Dingo Destruction Board officials identify Bindera Bellora and Gloucester subdivision as major dingo sources. Secretary offers to assist landholders to form native dog associations, aiming to boost coordinated control beyond ongoing measures.
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Gloucester
P.P. Board
Bindera
Bellora
Mackay
Tamworth
New District Tennis Clubhouse Planned for Gloucester Players
The Gloucester district tennis association led by W. Clark announces a new clubhouse to serve all district players. After dismantling work, builders will start soon with funds from Gloucester park club and association members. The facility will include separate toilets showers dressing rooms and a soft drink bar with an eight foot verandah facing the courts and playground. Public bodies using the courts will benefit and volunteers are urged to help at weekend working bees.
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Gloucester District Tennis Association
W. Clark
Clark
Gloucester Park
Mr. Clark
Agen
Misleading Myxo Statement Critiqued In Court
In Giou Court of Petty Sessions landholder Robert Eric Easton faced action for failing to destroy rabbits amid a myxomatosis outbreak. The rabbit inspector’s cross examination described the statement as misleading and contrary to department guidance for a coordinated eradication drive complemented by sanitary methods and follow up control.
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Robert Eric Easton
Burrell Creek
Department
Freeman
Stored Fodder Shortage Warned By Gloucester Official
Gloucester P P Board stock inspector Mr. W F Freeman warned on Thursday that district fodder stores were far from sufficient to cope with a drought. He noted farmers were feeding more concentrate, but dry conditions could force costly hay and chaff purchases. Paddocks away from river flats had little if any natural pasture.
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Gloucester P.P
W. FP. Freeman
Freeman
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Sally Forth
Garners
Advoeste
Charles Hope
T.C. Elect
Radio and Sports Store
Gloucester Shire Council
Postmaster General's Department
King Street
J. W. Murray
Murray
Shires’ Association
Sydney
Lega
M. Tate
Ravenshaw Street
W. McDonald
Phillip Street
J. W. Muddle
Hume Street
B. Monro
Queen Street
Franklin
Dingo Destructs
FR. Mackay
PSP. Board
Craven
Bundock
Lowry
Lowry ’'S Frock Salon
Church Street
V. FP
Free- Court of Petty Sessions
Giou
Casben
Whitmont
Cal-Sun
Neitaghip
Spomms
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