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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1905
Page
4
Jonh A M Ke nz ie as been instructed by the Gloucester Estate Ltd to sell by auction at his rooms Gloucester on date not specified.
Tuesday sale of three to four acre Gloucester Flats parcels adjoining Town Frontage to Main Street. Eight to seventeen acre Avon River lots near town. All prime town allotments, suitable for cultivation, with rapid town expansion anticipated. Various acreages offer buyers the chance to secure desirable estate land.
The notice outlines a financial arrangement stating twenty five per cent of the amount is due now and the remaining balance is payable within two years at a five per cent rate. It conveys installment terms and immediate payment details without extra background.
Gloucester Estate Ltd announces fall offerings via the auctioneer. Details cover property listings schedules and terms of sale for the upcoming season.
Saturday saw 67 young heifers pass to Mr. J Cardy at Rood Kevin in charge while Tuesday brought HW head mixed cattle from Washpool for Mr Braefield and 30 pigs to Mr Beaton. Fat cattle prices fell slightly. dairy output dropped amid drought. Butter Factory reports August production at 17950 lbs with eleven pence half-penny pay. Road work continued as twelve men built the Bowman pad. Death of C Saxby of Bowman aged 38 noted. Stroud miners mourn loss of a friend Stroud Cricket Club holds annual meeting naming officers Paton J A Mckensie president Bowker vice president and other officers.
Gloucester Cricket Club convened at Reicherts Hotel on Newlay evening lash with Meg Hughes presiding. The report and balance sheet were adopted showing income £20 64 8d and expenses £ balance £5 4 8d. Trophies awarded for batting Mexars Connolly Prentice Parker and bowling W Galvin. Officers elected Patron J S Christian President W T Reichert Vice President Ty Hughes HJ Green Joe Cornish Secretary F Hough Treasurer U Hughes Committee Monro E Rodgers B Ellis W Murray T Nix St Wharburton T Conolly U Hughes and G Murphy.
A school of arts committee met on a Saturday night to review a subsidy of 154 pounds 18 shillings 1 pence, report books forwarded to the Fry Public Library, and approve payments for maintenance and rent. They discussed building painting work, solicited fresh tenders, and planned a King’s birthday athletic event with an evening entertainment and dance.
A beautiful pony was injured after entangling with a wire fence at Mr Beaton's in Barrington a few nights ago. The incident occurred during evening activities at the Gobgol of Aria tonight.
The Barrington cricket club held its annual meeting at Mr J A Ghin's on Saturday with twenty attendees. Officers elected include President J Hyland and secretary W Corriah. The club posted a credit balance of £6, reported income of £17 15s 4d and expenditure of £12 14s 6d, while fielding 260 matches and recording a 21 win rate. Batting leader H J Watts at 35 average. bowling leader J MIntyre with 5.0 runs per wicket. W Cornish led catches with 38 as Hyland praised sportsmanship and club progress.
The Debating Society met in the crowded School Hall on Wednesday with Rev. D. Ross presiding. A motion debated whether it was advisable to build a School of Arts on the Barrington site. A five member committee was set to report at a public meeting in two weeks. Norman Beaton discussed the single tax question. Next Wednesday night’s topic is Local Option without compensation.
Mr Reichert departed for Port Macquarie on Thursday night upon learning of the death of Mrs Macdonagh, prompting a swift travel response following the family loss.
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