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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1922
Page
2
Wednesday lecture by Dr A M Alcorn drew few attendees due to rain. Future talks set for next Wednesday with updates on Croton water issues, parliamentary campaigns, and local ministerial activity amid heavy rainfall and ongoing public affairs coverage.
A fragmentary report recalls Lenetoy Lh and Munein Wie amid a three tale of life under Me Sevied era before revolution. The piece mentions workers, a Saturday event, and local responses as miners and residents face conditions in the period.
Mr Then WM WI MLA report a formal communication from the Un'r Seretare Department of Ponie Worker referencing a letter from the JAE metank saver. The Minieter calls for input from regional representatives ahead of a formal inspection and to present views to the Central Committee in Sydney.
A bustling pig market drew many buyers as traders reported good demand and price levels. Buyers eyed several lots while sellers noted competition and steady turnover across multiple pen lots and yard sections.
The report details cattle and pig sales affected by heavy rains and flooded rivers, noting private sales and forward offerings. It lists buyers like T Rae and W Harrie, with prices around 95 to 100 pounds for high quality stock, and mentions shipping and market activity in Sydney and regionally amid wet conditions.
An OCR fragment details Maitland stock sales with references to cattle consignors like Pat Cattle and Wards River, listing bids, prices, and attendees. The text includes names, places, and multiple lot numbers, reflecting a busy auction day with weather notes and a general meet.
The article discusses the Referendum Melauwsr and related proposals. It outlines the process for defining a new state and the regions or divisions involved. It notes the need for a majority of electors in the district and mentions the role of the representatives and commissions in drafting state terms.
The report details a cricket storm at Sung involving Ho Mavarthy's team and Fakawbon's side, with remarks about Pruner and WAG AVES ES TRAM. Players like Mavarttey and Hake are listed among participants, while Mamuers Ate and others feature in match notes.
The accused in Ames is charged with stealing a bag of chaff and a bag of oats from Brown’s store during the night of August 7. The witness recounts observations of Miller and Peterson, and the intertwined sequence of events leading to the arrest and police custody.
Council notes detail cost estimates and work progress on road repairs, culverts, fencing, and crossings. It records payments and duties for workers including Miller, Brown, and Paterson, with references to feed, timber, and pending claims. The item mentions Sunday trading licenses granted to Bir A and Peter Ane Gernat.
The council debates reduced wage awards and industrial terms mirroring basic wage standards. It plans to sharpen the Board of Trade role, fund bridge and road repairs, and source materials like timber and quarry stone while tightening staff and budgets amid financial strain. A proposed twice weekly marriage service is noted for the Gloucester urban area.
The gathering discussed government plans to take over main roads, shifting upkeep to councils, and the push for shire amalgamation to cut costs. Deliberations covered dairy policy, land valuation reforms, and provincial cooperation among Gresford and Raymond Terrace branches.
The readable text shows a jumbled report referencing Nouris shops Unis and people complaining about sanitation and attention. It mentions a Tracher moaiha and AL ROBERTS with an Enatorce report adapted to Cre Mofae. The fragment is incomplete and lacks clear event details.
The readable lines describe a vague event at Gulipail with unclear names and details. Fragmentary phrases hint at loss or tribute and mention a few personal names while lacking concrete actions or dates.
The notice states a certificate of title for the mentioned property is issued under the Real Property Act. It names Benny French as registered proprietor and lists associated volumes and valuations. The certificate becomes effective after twenty one days from the date of notice, dated 4th September 2009 by W G A Williams Registrar-General.
Excursions to Sydney on 4/9 for fraternity class and 5/10 for Perend clan will be issued to Sydecy afellider with train flow cutter at 10 42 am on MONDAY Bin SEPTEM ER. Tickets include a coupe for travel on return unless paid, may be pressed within availability period. Excursivity not allowed to return by Express or Mallitine traving Sytmey. For full details and intermediate stations, tickets obtainable from all stations. Behoo of Arté fentres thanks participants in the concert for the new Plana, 4, h noon. President
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