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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1935
Page
2
Chief Secretary I A Giraffey announced the trout open season will begin October 1. A daily bag limit of 10 trout is in effect. Open since 1934, the season move aims to balance sport and conservation amid debate on opening timing.
A dance organized by the local Hockey girls will be held at the School of Arts tomorrow night Saturday, with a large crowd expected. The Merry Orchestra will provide the music.
A Sydney woman died instantly when a motor car skidded on Stroud road two miles from Newcastle on Wednesday afternoon. Two other women were injured slightly. Mrs Alice Kutinur of Darlinghurst was killed. Miss Doris Woolston drove the car and Miss A Whyburn was a passenger.orrections and hospital details followed as ambulance services responded.
The Gloucester Literary and Debating Society met in the School of Arts hall on Wednesday night to elect officers for the coming year. President M B Snodgrass. Vice-presidents Hogg and Thompson. Secretary Treasurer Evert. Executive Committee Jarrot J W Hawdon Dawson Jobraton. Two new members C and A Collins admitted. Proposal to broaden to Dramatic Art and consider admitting women. Health Week proposed for October 8 to 21, to be pursued by the executive.
The coroner found Thomas Rickets died from asphyxiation likely due to injury from being butt by two sheep. He was found facedown in a paddock by his wife and sons after going there to kill a sheep. No suspicious marks. bruising could come from a sheep or a fall. heart and lungs congested.
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The Gloucester team names its players for the upcoming game against Old-Bar tomorrow. L Mollingeworth B Penfold M Landers Bolton Penfold E Yardy J Deards C Lanars M Yates B Fribblewhite Re solve J Mottatt.
The Newcastle District Abattoir Board chaired by J Lance Newton moves to outlaw coin tossing at Waratah and Maitland saleyards to determine bid outcomes. If two buyers bid the same, the auctioneer selects the winner. new by laws to Gazette and enforce the ban.
Assistant Minister for Commerce Mr Thorby told the Hawkesbury Agricultural College Old Boys that Denmark’s cooperative system underpins its dairy sector and markets. He cited uniform quality, shared burdens, and strong boards, urging Australia to adopt marketing boards as Britain relies on scale and logistics.
Demand for cattle was exceptionally strong with prime beef prices firm. Inferior sorts were unchanged as about 2440 cattle were yarded and pigs at Tuesday’s Sydney sale totaled 1700 with primes firm and other categories easing amid varied weights and grades.
A bowls pairs tournament begins tomorrow at 2 pm with players chosen from present members. In the Anderson Trophy consistency handicap, Woodward trails White 125 to 47 after two games since the last report, while Andrews leads Street 122 to 110 with Andrews defeating Street.
The draw lists matchups for the stroke handicap round to be played tomorrow. Notable pairings include Coates versus McIntosh Bramele versus Easton Snodgrass versus Glissan Snow versus Channel Oldfield versus McRae J MacRae versus Thurlow Smyth versus Matthews Woodward versus Bhert Parish versus Garner Roddy versus Moore Coste versus Dawson Anderson versus Turner Carolan versus Hillingworth Charlton versus Doyle. Also noted are 16 025 Barnardo's Homes children and 1 754 placed out in life.
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