Destitute Children Fund Drive In South Maitland District
Mining areas face harsh conditions as Abermain Welfare Committee forms to aid destitute miners' children. Black Diamond Orchestra offers to tour. a Majestic dance tonight raises funds for relief. Proclamation dissolves Federal Parliament, with talks of November reconvening and whirlwind campaign plans underway.
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South Maitland
Abermain Welfare Committee
Haseen
Orc Thestra
Majestic
Pew
House of Representatives
New South Wales
Bruce Éarces
W. M. Hughes
Subdivision of Goon to be Registered and Local News
A notice reminds that all dogs over six months must be registered by end of month with penalties for late registration. Details cover exemptions in country districts and owner obligations. Football report notes Old Bar defeated Gloucester 14 to 0 with missing players. Tamworth Chamber backs subdivision of Goonon Gootton estate to curb speculation. Newcastle crew demolish defunct Commonwealth Oil Refining Company shale works at Murrurundi. Broken Hill Proprietary Steel Works buys the plant. original cost cited as about 2 million pounds.
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Tamworth Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Council
Primary Producers’ Union
Goonon Gootton
Newcastle
Plant
Commonwealth Oil Refining Company
Murrurrundi
Broken Him Proprietary Steel Works
Fort Waratah
Murrirundi
Park Loan in Gloucester Shire Puts Funds to Park Improvements
A Gloucester Urban District proposal asks ratepayers to approve a £100 park loan over three years to finish part of the Park Improvement Scheme. The move shifts the fund name and uses the existing rate, not imposing extra charges, says A J White president of Gloucester Shire.
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Gloucester
A. J. White
Gloucester Shire
Polling Day Dates and Campaign Speeches Unearthed
Federal election day set for October 12 was later axed in Canberra in a Friday night announcement. Parties plan an intensive campaign with clear short preliminaries. Bruce to speak at Dandenong on Wednesday while Page of the Country Party addresses Grafton electors. Scullin to open Labor campaign at Richmond Town Hall after Bruce’s speech.
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Canberra
Bruce
Dandenong
Page
Country Party
Grafton
Scullin
Labor Party
Richmond Town Hall
Visit of Miss Winifred Price to Gloucester for Deaf School appeal
Miss Price, NSW representative of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institution, visits Gloucester to seek subscriptions for the new wing and ongoing additions. She will discuss pupil admission, noting early enrolment benefits and mailed forms from 90 Yorke Street, Sydney, for donations and applications.
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Gloucester
Winifred Price
N.S.W
Miss Price
Bso
Ao Mise
Yorke Street
Syaney
Boas Price
Arthur HM. Love
John Stewart
York Street
Sydney
Gloucester Band Forms District Citizens Committee
A public meeting in Gloucester led to forming a District Citizens Band Committee to support the town band. Residents discussed finances showing receipts of £64 12s 9d and expenditure of £87 5s 11d with a credit balance around £24, plus looming instrument purchases. Committee members named include A J White G McDonald J Miller A C Christie L A Burris J P Evans C J Beaton FP Brockwell and Sergeant Bolton.
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BJ. Miller
C. Britten
A. J. White
Sane
Mr Ferguson
White
Gloucester
Miller
McDonald
Lucy
Redman
W. Ferguson
Bert Reeman
Medsis Miller
Bible Society Gloucester Auxiliary Meeting Report
The Gloucester Auxiliary of the British and Foreign Bible Society held its annual meeting at the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening with Rev. R. Scott as chair. Present were Revs Rogers Whitmore and Parker. Parker spoke on the Society’s origin aims and needs, and officers for the year were elected: President D. B. R. Waddell Treasurer Mrs Matthewson Secretary A. E. Tripet.
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Gloucester
British and Foreign Bible Society
Presbyterian Church
R. Scott
Rogers
Whitmore
J. Parker
Parker
F. R Whitmore
D. R. Waddell
The
Bible Society
D. BR. Waddell
Matthewson
A. E.tripet
Tennis Final A Grade Competition Ends With Park Reds Victory
Park Reds won the 1929 A Grade final over Tugrabakh 46 to 41 after both semi finals in the forenoon and afternoon sessions on the Park Court. Players included Easton, McIntyre, Taylor, Morrison, Schmierer, Merchant, Smith, Middlebrook, Bannister, and Easton, with Park Reds securing the title. Singles championships saw E Smith and Merchant defeat Fitzgerald and West respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Easton
J. McIntyre
Golf 255 four ball best ball results and upcoming events
Poor form marked Saturdays play as T Ashworth and T Charlton won the four ball best ball event. Other pairings finished 3 4 down 5 down and 9 down. A flag competition is planned for next Saturday with draw that afternoon. Glouceste r faced Taree, losing 9 matches to 5 with two squares as Levick Chadwick, Woodward Hannay among listed results. The Associates second Ianac trophy round set for tomorrow. Three Associates visit Gloucester Thursday.
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T. Ashworth
T. Charlton
Woodward
W. W Hawdon
L. Rye
M. J. Graham
Dwyer
A. Laurie
le H. Street
F. Horner
DR. Rye
R. Levick
J. Hawden
A. Courtney
P. Roddy
A. Christie
Gloucester
TAREE
Levick
Chadwick
Hannay Band
Ashworth
Craig T
C. Street
Watson
Doudney
Price
Parish
Postle
Jones
A. Laurié
Colman
Shappere
Chariton
V. Maloney
Rye Sq
Barris Sq
M. Grahan
Ianac
Chit House
Kempsey
Engineer AUED case upholds employer's right to damages
The Sydney jury in No 1 Jury Causes last week upheld the right of an employer to seek compensation from an employee for negligence. The Shire of Sutherland sued Henry James Hoggan, alleging £7000 damages for negligent supervision of an electric light system installation in Cronulla. The jury awarded £4600 to the council and £213 8s to Hoggan on the cross action.
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Sydney
Council
Shire of Sutherland
Henry James Hoggan
Wind
Justice James
Cronulla
Cattle and Pig Prices Steady at Sydney and Maitland Sales
In Sydney the cattle market saw 2270 head yarded including 900 from Queensland with generally plain quality. Rates of 105 to 208 last Thursday were sustained, with good to prime beasts 47 to 49/. yearlings 54 to 60/. Maitland yarded about 1200 cattle with scarce prime, best heavy bullocks 16 to 18 pounds, cows to 15/10, calves to 9/10. Pigs numbered around 850 with prime heavy pigs scarce. heavy porkers to 66/6, baronets 90, lighter weights up to 81, and suckers to 27/6.
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Homebush
Sydney
Queensland
Maitland
W. Sparke
J. Enright
Man in Motor Trade Tours U.S. Sends Odd Note to Herald
A touring motor trader from Oakland California writes to Melbourne Herald and visits pressmen at the police court dugout. After a brief chat he jokes about needing a drink and a pressman fetches a bottle from the evidence room. They then drank the evidence.
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America
Oakland
California
Melbourne
Herald
Church Services Across Gloucester and Invergordon
Church services listed by denomination and location. Gloucester and region worship at various times with ministers named for Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational, and Baptist congregations. Includes Thursday and September event notes for gatherings and special services.
Sound Films Of Weddings Cause Moral Alarm
The Rev Frank G Smith of Omaha promotes wedding vows recorded on sound films as a cure for rising divorces He says vows could be replayed on screen to remind couples of their covenants Judge Rhoades supports the idea while Husmerists exploit the concept with scenes of faithful husbands returning home to the sound of their vows in a marriage service.
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United States
Frank G. Smith
Omaha
Tims
Rhoades
Court of Domestic Relations
Bereavement Thanks and Gloucester to Sydney Excursion Tickets
URN THANKS. BIR. and MRS. 8. GRAY thank Dr. Munro Sisters Campbell Becham for attention and friends for sympathy. Excursion tickets from Gloucester to Sydney at 11:47 2am Thursday 3 October, single fare for round trip with limited return coupon validity, see handbills for train times and stations.
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G. B. Nash
A. Johnston
J Lloyd
Bir
8. Gray
Munro
Campbell and
Becham
Weddell
Guilin
Garter
Wales
J. Harris
Gloucester
Sydney
NSW rolls cause confusion at upcoming election
Commonwealth Electoral Office warns six issues with NSW rolls may enable impersonation as fresh rolls are printed and distributed. Officials urge voters to verify registrations and prepare for polling.
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New South Wales
Commonwealth
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W. W._ HAWDON
A. A. Doudhey
Quen Street
Cecil Sutton
Russell Hall and Davies
Public Accountants & Income Tax Consultante
Church St. Gloucester
Gloucester Advocate
Pris
State Railways
Messrs Fraser and Brain
Morris
New South Wales Government Railways
GMO
Scone
Meaura. T. A. Fisid Ltd
Giro
Mar. Albert Hogno
Aloo
Lee
Coalfielda
South Gippaland
Vic
Mines Department
Old Bar
Government Savings Bank of New South Wales
Gloucester Band
Tugabakh
E. Fsmith
V. Fitzgerald
B. Merchant
West
Aued
Church OF England
Trinity
H.C. Tugrabalh
H. W. Rogers
Invergordon
Bernico
R Scott
A. E. Tripel
F. RB. Whitmore
Stratford
D. Murray Craven
FR. Whitmore
Bowman
Congregational Mission
Bundock
Candle Flat
Copeland
Mr. Murray
Tirt
Connelly's Creek
Mount George
Cogplacarripa
Upper Tia
A. Wisher-Webster
Atroud Baptist Church
Stroud
Abiworth
Booral Union Hall
B. A. Dickson
Sea
Gloucester Yards
Waddell & Co
Matthewson and Co
Auctin
1.S.W
Shire Yards
Pam
Douglas Waddell & Co
Oliven of
Abermain
Aid of
Star Theatre
Methodist Ladies’ Church
Forbesdale
Stan Martin
Garner's Corner
Whatson
W. Wade
REL
Syddney
W. J. Morris
N.E.W
Institution For the Deaf & Dumb and the Blind
City Road
Darlington
Shi
Faking
J. Raright
Matthiew Ainaud
Union Sale
Hos Pty
Sam
Union Base
Pouglar Waddell & CO
Semper Idem
RCV
Douglas Waddell 8 Co
Dploying Properties
Water Kent
Fese
Guaranty Mathewson & Co
Wolseley Engines
Diabold
Laurie
Rawdon Vale
Matthewson & Co
Sheir
Hereford
A. W. Cumming
Glen Aline
Aberdeen
Glen Alpine Stud
Choice Gloucester Riveic
C. Blanch
Big Choice Homestead
Gloucester River
Sali
B. McKinnon
Manning River
Gloucester Stock Sales
LG Bale
Berkshire
Gloucester Motor Sales Co
Dodge Bros
Gloucester Motor Sales
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