Gloucester Annocat Trades and Notices Roundup
A veterinary officer reports tubercular testing of Mr Mex Shaw's Milking Shorthorn herd with a clean certificate for twelve more months. September dog registration details, penalties, and fees are listed. Rugby final draw in Upper Manning. Copeland citrus crop notes. skeleton inquest in Newcastle Sydney Taree pathway. large thresher shark at Port Stephens. local personal injuries update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Mex. Shaw
My. Shaw
Upper Manning
Wingham
Wanderers
Newcastle
Taree
Pickett
Sydney
Council Finance Report Reveals City Revenue Figures
The council debated the finance report at Friday's meeting. Revenue figures show various grants and loans for roads, unemployment relief, and park projects, with an overdraft increasing from eight thousand to four thousand pounds.
Road funding decision on Merewether and Farnamore Estate
Council members Messra G. W. Murray J. W. Latimore and F. J. Peters discussed a proposed Big Hill division and road allocation. Total contributions £52 to the President Gr Higgins with Dr Reichert noting £40 for the road and £120 needed for work. Agreement reached to fund at 50/50 with fence shifting, and potential council funding if others cover half the cost. Discussion of Farnamore Estate road required Land Board approval and Latimore objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messra
G. W. Murray
J. W. Latimore
F. J. Peters
Big Hill
Gr. Higgins
Dr. Reichert
Dr. Higgins
Peters
Latimore
Reichert
Cornell
Dr. Wilson
Bowman Farm
Council
Farnamore Estate
J. A. Latimore
Land Board
Murray
Mr. Latimore
Higgins
Golf Notes Monthly Medal Won By Hawdon
The Monthly Medal was annexed on Saturday by J. Hawdon with net 66. Other actives included L. Ryz 71 Hibbert 72 Dr. Locke 75 J. Gra ham 78 R. Levick 76 W. Hawdon 76 F. Thurlow 17 McNaught 77 L. B. Street 73 F. Dwyer 79 A. Laurie 81 T. Chariton 61 F. Street 82 P. Roddy 84 T. Ashworth 87 C. Street 88 J. Donnelly 91. The Associates draw for the 3rd round of 18 holes for Mrs Yates trophy follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hawdon
L. Ryz
Hibbert
Dr. Locke
J. Graham
R. Levick
W. Hawdon
FR. Thurlow
McNaught
L. B. Street
F. Dwyer
A. Laurie
T. Chariton
F. Street
P. Roddy
T. Ashworth
C. Street
J. Donnelly
Gloucester union sales report from first Friday sale
Douglas Waddell and Company report light supplies of poultry fruit and vegetables with all lines cleared at good prices. Quotations include roosters sixpence nine to seven nine per bunch, hens threepence to fourpence three farthings, ducks five shillings sixpence, eggs eightpence to eleven pence, pumpkins seven pence to eighteen pence per dozen, cauliflowers fourpence to fifteen pence per dozen, cabbages unknown, best roots threepence eight per half dozen, lettuce three pence per dozen, oranges sixpence to eightpence per dozen, quinces one shilling per bag. Sellers asked to pack fruit in small baskets to speed times. Next sale Friday September nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Waddell & Co
Social Evening With Euchre and Dance At Club
A ramindor event by the Giou- Seater Endeavour Cricket Club features euchre and dance this evening. Prizes are offered for the euchre tournament and dancers will be catered for with a mix of ancient and modern rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicketers
Endeavour Cricket Club
Tennis visit to Taree by Gloucester district team
The Gloucester district tennis team will visit Taree on Saturday to play a district side. Final selection will be made Thursday night from players including Mestr J Wellard Sid Smith Ebbeck Henderson McIntyre Merchant Miss Burton Henderson McIntyre Latter Turner Alchurat. If unavailable, notify secretary Mr Trinder or Mr McGinty promptly. Final of By Grade follows with Forbesdale defeating Copeland five sets to four with 56 games to 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawer
Gloucester
Tenms
Taree
Mestr
J. Wellard
8. Wellard
Sid. Smith
J. Ebbeck
R. Henderson
J. McIntyre
B. Merchant
Misses Burton
J. Henderson
D. Henderson
D. Latter
Turner
Alchurat
Forbesdale
Copeland
Commercial Horse Sale Attracts Light Stock Short on Demand
Douglas Waddell and Co report a fair yarding at last Friday's sale featuring light sorts and ponies that were hard to move. Farm horses showed demand with several inquiries. prices listed include W J Cochrane light mare 10 10, Corbett 12, Atkins 10, Beaton 1 10, Landers 1 17 8 and 10. Tom Hicks sold Black Poll bulls from Mesera Latimore and J C Summerville and sent them to a Clarence River client.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Waddell and Co
W. J. Cochrane
Corbett
J. J. Atkins
D .Beaton
Landers
Tom Hicks
Mesera J. Latimore
J. C. Summerville
Clarence River
Sedney and Maitland Fat Stock Sales Report
IMEBUSH STOCK SALES Sedney heavy cattle and light sorts offered as buyers faced 2120 total head including 788 from Queensland. Heavy grades weak, prime light firm, best cow beef 41s per 200 lb. MAITLAND FAT STOCK SALES about 1000 fat cattle yarded with brisk demand and generally unchanged rates. 2400 merino sheep penned with improved quality and brisk competition for all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Queensland
Prime Light
Maitland
B. W. Sparke Ltd
Australian Dairy Council elects Gordon as chairman in Sydney meeting
State Advisory Committee members J S Allen A N Binks GW Gordon N J Lindsay C B Meares and R Dougall met in Sydney on 5th instant. Gordon was elected Chairman. NSW to be represented by three members on the State Council. First Australian Council meeting to be held in Melbourne this week. Retaliation heavy duties in France. Prime Minister Scullin aims to remove discrimination against Australian produce, wheat facing a 200 percent penalty duty. Trade talks with France ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Dairy Council
Messrs
J. S Allen
Manning River
A. N. Binks
Berry
GW. Gordon
Raleigh
N. J. Lindsay
Wauchope
C. B.D. Meares
R. Dougall
Bellingen
Sydney
G. W. Gordon
New South Wales
Gordon, Meares
Binka
Melbourne
France
Scullin
Min
Interior Market
Australia
United States
Gloucester Shire Council Notes Flood, Water, and Road Advances
Gloucester Shire Council held its regular meeting chaired by President Co. White with Drs Reichert Wilcog and Higinu present. Finance report outlined funds paid and to be paid across General Local Water Trust and Main Roads. recommendations discussed Callaghan Creek Syndicate deposits and excess road expenditures. Flood damage repair funding approved. main roads mile posts and maintenance program reviewed. Bowman Farm road resumption and Cobark Road deviation discussed. Slaughtering premises issues referred to inspector. prickly pear destruction funding reduced. Little Shed ownership clarified as Contractor Hood’s. Trustee action for outstanding accounts to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Co, White
W. B. Reichert
Wilcog
J. R. Higinu
Main Roads Trust
Callaghan's Creek Syndicate
Callaghan Creek Syndicate
Yihat
Public Works Department
L. Smith
Manning Street
McLaughlin
G. Page
John Burley
Cowper Street
G. McDonald
Tyrell Street
Gratinuimber
Denison Street
Breese
Hume Street
Carolan
Gregson Street
Pile
A. Campbell
Phillip Street
Main Roads Board
Hay Publicity Co
Hay Publishing Co
Bowman Farm
Lands Department
Tii Creagh
Cobark Road
Mass Maitland
Shelton's Crossing
Department of Public Health
Impounding Notice at Gloucester Pound
Impounding notice issued by A H Purdon Poundkeeper for a bay horse branded 4 over M a mare with no brand a Jersey cow branded JU and marked near eye or jaw. If not released the animals will be sold by auction at Gloucester Pound at noon on 25 September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
A. H. ‘Uedon
Eye
Jersey
A. H. Purdon
Hair Raising Stunts At Wingham Aerial Pageant
Airmen perform daring stunts at the Wingham aerial pageant as residents read about building removals and other council matters. Reports note shire workers seek higher pay and leave, road maintenance plans for Craven Creek, and a nuisance caused by carcasses on the road. Council chambers access granted for Gloucester School exams while tenders await for Brown's Creek bridge work. A long lived white cockatoo near 100 years is renewed with feathers as family memories are recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingham
Shires Association
Eliis
Wirth
Craven Creek
Mark Bartlett
Saaim
A. Bridgere
Breese
Mr Bartlett
William Allan
Covrel
Heoda
Gloucester
Manning Council
Brown's Creek
Main Roads Board
Chamber of Commerce
Beautiful New England Bred Cattle Sale Announcement
Beautiful quality New England bred cattle to be sold in lots to all purchasers. Bullocks, steers, cows, heifers and cows with calves. The above number is already definitely booked. Buyers of good quality cattle do not miss this opportunity. Note the date, time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Belbora Dairy Herd and Plant Auction Notice
Instructions from Mr W P Easton to sell by auction at Belbora the entire dairy herd and plant. The gear includes a Baltic four row milking machine a Baltic cream separator three years in use a Wolseley 4 HP engine and dairy utensils. The herd totals about 80 cows with 45 springing including a pedigree Jersey bull and 60 Jersey cows. The balance are Milkingur hama and Grade cows. Terms arranged. Lunch provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Easton
Belbora
H.P
Douglas Waddell & Co
W. B. German
Jersey & Jersey
Germon
Fallow
Alpha Laval
Walter Bennett in Parliament Race for Sloucester Seat
Hon Walter Bennett is again a candidate for Sloucester. A veteran MP since 1898 he has backed North Coast railway projects and dairying, hoping to see the Hunter River spaned at Hexham. He has secured road funds for Port Stephens and flood repairs. Also noted is Prof George Henry Raymond as a leading herbalist with a large stock and travel research address 57 Bulwor St West Maitland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bennett
Sloucester
Bennett
Hume
William Lyne
Douglas Waddell
Hunter
Hexham
Port Stephens
George Henry Raymond
Austravista
Bulwor St
West Maitland
Sunday church services across Gloucester area
On the fourteenth Sunday after Trinity Gloucester hosts an 8 30 service at FLO Barrington Church 11 and H C Faulklands 2 30 Glouces ter 7 30 Rev J W Rogers Presbyterians meet Gloucester 11 Stratford 2 30 Gloucester 7 30 Methodist Gloucester 11 and 7 15 Rev C R Whitmore and Mr E A Tripet Foreign Missions Tugrabakh 11 Supply Stratford 7 15 Mr Laurie Grittin Upper Barrington 7 Rev C F Whitmore Congregational Little Manning 11 Upper Craven 2 30 Barrington Hall 7 Mr and J Bytle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
Gloucester
Barrington Church
H.C . Faulklands
Methodist Church
C. R. Whitmore
E. A. Tripet
Foreign Missions
Tugrabakh
Supply
Stratford
Laurie Grittin
Upper Barrington
Congregationa
Aitssiun
Little Manning
Upper Craven
Barrington Hall
Mr. & J. Bytele
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W. Hawdon
J. le Hogg
Strathfield
Mr. Doudney
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
T.S. Wells
Queen ST
Mungo
C. Wade
C. Pile
Buyllehdelah
Presonal
Cum Tonks
Nurraweema
L. Nellon
Nelson
Fi. le Higgins
Bar- Dichet
Firefly
Figna Barney
Pigna Barney
Sey
Gloucester Park
Banky
Merewether's
Gloucester Union Sales
Miss Atkins
J. Atkins
Miss Taylor
H. Webeck
Misa Boorer
K. Boorer
Miss Chubb
N. Staunton
K. Wellard
B. Marsh
Mins Boorer
W. Atkins
N. Berry
Imebush Stock Sales
Sedney
Gloucester Shire Council
Publ Works Department
King Street
Church Bt
Hood
8. B. Harris
Groucestad
Otthel
M. Thurlow
Barrington Public Hall
Barrington
D. M. Beaton
Lowe
Shire
A.J. White
Gloucester Labour League
Shire Hall
W. Dean
Capitol
W. E. Griffith
H. A. Hardes
Fstatr L. E. Monro
Monro Bros
Central Motor Garage
Co Hussell Hall & Co
Chartered Scrountants
R. W. Hall
Lowcester
Tamworth
A. L Stewart & CO
Tuoragamm
Shief Yards
SER Works
Ulooucse
W. Bennett
PETS
DATRY
Gor Ramwayf Yanes
Coubse
BUCY
New Hoop
Buley Hainless Aingle
MR. Bennett
Wehme
F. W. Russell
McKay
Sunshine
Dalgety & Co
Cora
Parm
Vita Lick
Gloucester Stock Sales
MTL
Polae Matthewson & CO
Parish of
Craven
Ruthyny
Etchoek
Matthewson & Co
ODD Quiet Baddle Horse Matthewson & Co
Matthewson and CO
J. W- Rogers
Presbyterian Church
Chas, Deal
Stroud Baptist Church
Stroud
A. Dickson
Ukaven
Massey Harris
Wolseley
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