Demand At Maitland Sale Draws Record Horseline
At J Baright’s fortnightly sale in Maitland on Thursday last about 200 horses were yarded the largest yarding for years. consignments came from Jerry’s Plains Gunnedah Narrabri Tenterfield Curlewis Merriwa Denman Dungog Willow Tree and surrounding districts. Buyers were plentiful and bidding matched the 1910 1918 era with the yarding cleared in five hours. Top prices reached £40 with many horses selling £30 to £17/10d and active sorts £22 to £15 with saddle horses and ponies among the offerings.
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J. Baright
Maittind
Bert Averite
Jerry's Plains
Gunnedah
Narrabri
Tenterfield
Curlewis
Merriwa
Denman
Dungog
Willow Tree
Atea
Wedding Bells In Two Loyal Counties at September Ceremonies
A Saturday ceremony at St Johns Church Newcastle united Miss Dorothy Evans, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Evans, with Mr. Thomas Grace of Neutral Bay in a gown of palest pink satin. A second ceremony at Merrkoint Church united Miss Ivy Martin of Walgiowce and Mr. Franie Benmires of Gosford, with bridesmaid Enid Burris and best man V. Schmitter. Guests received at the Grand Hotel and River View reception, then a train honeymoon to Eyding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Johns Church
Newcastle
Williamson
Dorothy Evans
J. P. Evans
Commercial Bank
Gouegster
Thomas Grace
Mras Neo Evans
Grand Hotel
Georgette
Ivy Martin
Mtr Wy Muretin
Mars Loft Forbes
Wal
Giowcester
Frmie Benmires
Schmierer
Mrr
Martin
Glonrenter
Paling's 78 80 Hunter Street Seaside Store Publicizes Battery Nets
Local ad promises easy terms on VI battery nets from Paling's at 78 80 Hunter Street New Castle. No expert knowledge required. Readers urged to contact for complete particulars and purchase details.
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Paling
Hunter St
Newcastle
Dance at Copeland Postponed by Weather in Gloucester
Friday September 6 1932 Gloucester notes report Copeland dance postponed due to inclement weather with a later date to be advised. Personal items highlight Miss Rose Senking a pianist teacher newly settled in Gloucester and Miss Jenkins planning continued piano instruction. A large opening at Forbes Mall reported with 250 afternoon and 350 at night. death noted of Cecil Poole a journalist and phrenologist.
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Copeland
Buffer's
Rose Senking
Musical Association of
N. S. Wales
Gloucester
Middlebrook
Sydney
Bundanyon
Jenkins
Mall
United Church
Debating Society Draws In A Shire Hall Audience
Ater Literary and Debating Society held a tied debate at Shire Hall on Wednesday night with strong attendance. The subject discussed was whether men of letters have contributed more to the community than men of science. Teams were led by Rev Alexander and L Rye, with both sides earning 280 marks. The chair declared it a draw, government defeated by a show of hands, and notes praised both sides while the discussion included motions on admission of lady members and points of order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimseston Litery
Te Barng Sucwry
Shire Hall
Rey. Alexander
Messrs
Don, Mokye
J. W. Rawdon
L. Rye
W Robinson
le Hogg
W. Haydon
Robinson
J. L.’ Hoge
Rev. A. Alexander
D. McRae
J. W. Hawdon
W. W. Bawdon
Ure
Ebalere
Jarrett
J. Whatson
Atler
Tom
Golf notes draw for tomorrow at the club house
The uncertain weather delays the Lasmorcayy draw to 1.4% Hm at the club house. The event features a Presidents vs Secretaries teams match called THE ASSOCIATES. Marathon Golf in Mick Sir Cup Final sees Mrs. C Street and Mrs. P L Roddy win the final. matches extended to the 40th hole with Street winning. Street has won three championships this season including the Gloucestershire District Open and the Mys Lakes Open. Consolation final saw Miss Evans win one up after trailing. Handicap foursome won by Mrs. Cavanaagh and Miss Hawdon.
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Lasmorcayy
Associates
C. Street
PL Roddy
Street
Gloucester Club
Bowls Handicap Match Nears Tomorrow At Local Rinks
Weather permitting the local bowls match between Talinton Chile and Gler will be played here tomorrow afternoon. Play starts at 2 p.m. Local selectors include Cresidider Gi Boorer Street Turner Trane Anderson White Milne Kendall Andrews Graham Bolton Ten Adams Harris.
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Talington Chile
Gler
Cresidider
Gi Boorer
Turner
Trane
Anderson
White
Milne
Kendall
Andrews
Graham
Bolton
Adams
Harris
Gloucester cattle and pig sale reports from Matthewsup and Co
Matthewsup and Co report a fair yarding of cattle at their fortnightly sale with dairy and spring stock prominent and prices paid for J Landers and others. Gloucester pig sale yields about 230 head with bacon and heavy porkers in demand at higher rates. many names and prices listed.
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Gloucester
Matthewsup
M_ Yates
Next Vale
A. Mcftao
L. K. Lawrie
J. A. Latimore
Matthewson and Co
McIntosh
A. B. Tull
J. Landers
W. Dewherry
Moore
R. Higgins
J. Moore
Mrs. C. N. Shaw
W. Ribbons
Corbert
Fead Ford
T Hampton
Lean Wat
B. Higelne
Pimen
V. Connelly
L. F. Smith
A. C. Maslen
Sansom
Relf
T. V. Murry
Tom Hicka
R. Johnston
C.T. Botham
F. KE. Edwards
J. Snape
W. Brassinguin
Porkert
W. Dare
T. J. Higgins
Chas
Blanch
W. Farley
Borham
Ina Barbour
B. Byereit
B. Rel
Burton
Gloucester CWA Meets in Rest Rooms on the 43rd Inst
The monthly meeting of the Gloucester branch of the CWA was held in the rest rooms on the 43rd. Present were Mrs Dennett and Mesdames Lautie Tull McDonald Ross Bixvon Powell Court Holmes Evans Hawdon Hines R Phillips Hill Donnelly. Apologies were from Mesdames Newton Hicks J H Smith C Street J McRae. Business covered balance sheet from entertainment by Mrs Phillips and El, with £18 10s expected benefit. Mrs Ginver read relief work. Red Cross thanked for use of tables. Mr Bid Oldfield won the separator. Sympathy offered to Mrs Kent on her father’s death. Next meeting set for second Tuesday in October.
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Gloucester
C.W.A
Mesdame Philpe
Beneft
Ginver
Hawdon
Paling's
Hunter St
Newcastle
A. T. Cavanough
Gloucester-Led Cup Team Heads to Wauchope for Shield
The Gloucester League Cup squad travels to Wauchope to contest the Wally McNeill Shield, with Gloucester fielding a strong side and promising youngsters likely to get a run. The match against Hawkes from Forster follows a Manning River Premiership win and a knockout loss by Hawkes. Players listed include Greenaway, Britten, Watson, Oldfield, Giddey, Sutton, Bignell, Yates, Warley, among others.
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Waukchope
Wally McNeill
Wauchope
Gloucester
Cara
Hawkes
Forster
Manning River
Cundie
Competiton
Hucksheram
Greenaway
C. Britten
B. Watson
Oldfield
J. Giddey
Sutton
L. Oldfield
Joe Bignell
R. Britten
G. Yates
G. Warley
Pensions To Stay At Old Rates In Government Proposal
The federal government has altered its pension proposal. Pensioners with no income other than their pension will continue to receive 174 lid a week as before. The 173 lid rate will be paid to pensioners who have a home but rely on other income. Pensioners with other sources of income or who can earn money will receive 158.
Bricks of Gold Heist Shocks Kalgoorlie District
An elderly man arrived by dilapidated cay in Hannan wrest Kalgoorlie with two narrow bark pieces of gold worth about £2000. He refused to explain the mine or location when questioned and walked toward a bank, as Works Committee report looms for Gloucester Shire Council.
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Perth
Hannan Wrest
Kalgoorlie
Gloucester Shire
To Let Cozy Modern Cottage With Extras Rent £1 10s
Gloucester Investments and Agency Co Ltd advertises a comfortable modern cottage with sun room bath room laundry garage and garden. Four rooms with all conveniences priced at £1 10s per week. Also a one roomed cottage at 17 shillings per week offered by the same agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Investments and Agency Coy
Gloucester Cricket Umpires Association Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Gloucester Cricket Umpires Association will be held at Gorbett's Rooms on Wednesday night next September 21 at p.m. Business is important and all cricketers are invited to attend when a lecture will be given on the latest rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Cricket Umpires* Association
Gorbett
At & P.m
Uticket
Annual Public Meeting at Barrington Hall Rescheduled
The Barrington Public Hall calls its annual meeting for Thursday September 1932 at 7:30 pm to present the year’s balance sheet, elect a committee for the coming term, and handle other business per hall rules. D. M. Beaton, Secretary.
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D. M. Beaton
Important Clearing Dairy Sale at Akhurst Farm
Instructions from Mr PB Akhurst relinquishing dairying call for a whole dairy herd and plant sale at the farm. Cows in milk, Jersey and crosses, heifers, herd males, breeding sows, hogs, implements, harness, dairy gear, poultry and sundries. Luncheon provided. Sale strictly cash with unreserved terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PB. Akhurst
Denney & Jerey
Tenders for fencing around Gloucester station area
Tenders invited for the erection of 9 miles of dog proof boundary fences and about 7 miles of rabbit proof subdivision fences. Price includes splitting posts and clearing line. Tenders close October 1 1832. For information and torays to inspect apply Manager GIRO STATION. The Gloucester Branch of the Country Women’s Association limits debts to official authority. G Donnelly Acting Hon See
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GIRO
Gloucester
Country Women's Association
G_ DONNELLY
See
Visiting Gloucester Saturdays at Miss Catts Hairdressing Saloon
A visitor notes she may be consulted in Gloucester every Saturday at Miss Catts Hairdressing Saloon opposite the Commercial Hotel. Hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Fresh Produce and Drinks Offerings At Local Market
Market listing highlights lettuce and tomatoes on hand with specials on beetroot apples oranges red apples and fresh vegetables. Sole agent for Mullens drinks and syrups advertises roasted peanuts old gold chocolates and fresh peas cabbages cauliflowers carrots parsnips swedes and sweet potatoes with prices implied per dozen or pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Wards River Court Case Convicts Hat-Grab Incident
Gloucester police court heard Reginald James King deny assaulting James McGregor at Wards River Post Office on August 1. McGregor testified King grabbed his hat and taunted him, while King claimed he only pulled the hat and left. Witnesses described threats and letters about the sergeant, with testimony on handwriting and provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wards River
Reginald James King
Borthwick
James McGrogon
W. W. Sawdon
Jamen McGregor
Tesfel
Mene Wards
King
Herendint
Sergnant
Defendoot
Martin
Boneh
Borshinek
Balton
Jae
Howden
P.M
Richardsen
Une Lety
Bolton
Wilkinson
Britain
Miss Martin
Freda
Misteranl
Ward's River
McGregor
S O
Tham
McGrégor
Sid Wilkinon
Mr. Hawdon
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Sky
Ping
W. W. Hawdon
John L. Hogg
Hawdon's
Church ST. Gloucester
Tel
TS Wells
Queen St., Quincester
Albert E. Wells
David H. J. Hill
C. Button
Corbetts
Mrambaoch
Grace—Evans
Oren
Poole
Paole
Pis
Lidior
Aten
Counry
Cecil Poole
Cain
Willy Ain Wingliah Uniones PN
Australia
Tavetside
Uwe South
Quays
Povle
Aml Bie
Leing
Howe Hfe
Ater Litrikary and Debating Society
Homerusa
Maitland
J. Haright
Alg
F. Munro
Wee Bol
Consinids
North Castanil
Tal Initehers
Gragines
Fii
Aycester
Mumic
J. Matthewson
Hon. Seo
Miss Rose A. Jenkins
Queen Street
Cricket Umpires’ Assn
L, Monro
Barrington Public Hall
Supreme Court OF New South Wales
James Page Jato
New South Wales
Frederick John Muddle
John Forbes
E. Cook
Soars
Alfred Sears
Noreof
Leslin John Soars
Menars
Thomas Rose
Dawes
Martin Place Eydney
Leachocs
Akbarat
Gloucester Shire Yards
Tom Hicks
Loorcombs Station
Maitland Yards
J. Enright
D. Wallace
Ravensworth
J. Fletcher
Moren
Burren Burren Station
D.V. Heffer
Pokaturba
H. G. Simpson
Jim Graham
Darling Downs
W. Upton
Gloucester Red Cross
Irene Hicks
Madame Lesleigh Herbalint
Taree
Saxby's Stall
Shrike Yards
We Mead
Cooper Bros
Hereford
C. Carey
A. Latimore
Geo. Hallis
Devon
Durham
Joseph Hollis
G. H. Holmes
W. Paterson
Matthew=son and Co
J. G
Summerville & Sons
Gloucester Ship Yards
Paterson, Easton & Co
Town & Grazing Properties For Sale
Barrington Street
Paterson, Faston & Co
Wallanbah Estate
Town Properties
Manning
Wallamba
Gloucester Police Court
J. T. Oram
Paspalum
Rhodes
Paterson. Easton & CO
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