Pig and calf sale yields firm prices at Gloucester auction
W. E. Sparke Ger. Pty. Ltd reports a light pig yarding with strong demand and firm rates across the board. Tom Hicks notes a light sale with buyers present. calf yarding also steady with heavy entries and late rates, sellers and buyers active at fortnightly calf and pig sales.
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Gloucester
Fiji
W. E. Sparke Ger. Pty. Ltd
W. J. Henderson
Brian Latter
Harris Page Jun
D. C. Middlebrook
Wilson and
A. Bridge
K. Webeck
Reif and Stewart
Tom Hicks
W. J. Arrowsmith
W. W. Corbett
Chas. Taylor
Boorer
Toma
J. W
B. Westley
E. C. Sansom
D. Boorer
E. T. Boorer
H. McNaughton
M. Relf
F. O. Smith
W.W. J. Arrowsmith
Misa O. C. Burton
Isase Moore
Eric Relf
Laurie Chisholm
W. E. Sparke
Ger.) Pty. Ltd
SH STOCH SALES PITT SON & BADGERY REPORT CATTLE YARDING
Sydney market report from Pitt Son and Badgery with 2305 cattle yarded in good condition. Prices seen for various cattle including Aberdeen Angus bulls to 28 1, steers to 22 10, heifers to 18 7, steers to 09/ and cows to 16s per 100 lb with values varying by supplier as Winchecombe Carson note market easing for quality stock.
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Sydney
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
Wysgea P Ship
Wearne
Aberdeen
HB. Davies
Piallaway Station
Breenga
H. B
N. WM Rose
Merrygoen
Winchecombe, Carson Ltd
Cattle Auctions At Gloucester Maitland And Shire Yards
W E Sparke Pty Ltd and Tor Hicks promote cattle sales at Shire Gloucester Maitland yards this week. Trades include 300 head of fat and store cattle, a small dairy herd, and mixed cattle. Auctions also list 119 acres freehold from W J Grant estate and 250 horses at Maitland yards in early October.
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W. E. Sparke
Ger.) Pty. Ltd
Tor Hicks
Gloucester Shire
Tom Hicks
W. J. Grant
Grant
Ward's River
School of Arta
Gloucester
Maitland Yards
Mesars
W. E. Sparkes
Ger.) Pty, Ltd
Ghire
Wanted to Buy Palings Second Hand Tron Frame Pianos
Wanted to buy palings second hand tron frame pianos. Full value paid. Call, writs or phone B1138. Palings, 130 Hunter Street, Newcastle.
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Hunter Street
Newcastle
Obituary of Edward Albert Stratford Sapper Farm Leader
Edward Albert of Avonview Stratford died at 65 after a blood clot caused heart failure. A lifelong farmer and prominent community figure, he served as a Methodist church trustee for 34 years and held public roles including Stratford Public Hall trustee and Gloucester Shire Councillor. Survived by wife Annie Eliza Shelton and eight children, funeral held at Stratford.
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Edward Albert
Avonview
Stratford
Gresham
Dungog
John Shelton
Herb. Shelton
John’ Shelton
Bignell
Chingog
Annie Eliza Shelton
John Bbelton
Methodist Church
Gloucester
Jim Wenham
Primary Producers’ Union
Lang
Arthur
Alex
Agricultural College
Leake
Ray Atkins
Vera
Steve Blanch
Winnie
Jim Rudkin
Connie
Gwen
Fon
Taree
Stratford Cemetery
N. Lynford Smith
Protest on Banking at Gloucester Co operative Dairy meeting
The Gloucester Co operative Dairy Company Ltd held its annual meeting on Tuesday to protest the Federal Government banking proposal. Motion moved by J G Wilson and seconded by P J Radford carried unanimously. They oppose nationalisation of Australia’s banking system and object to any government use, addressing the Hon Speaker and Parliament.
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J. G. Wilson
P. J. Radford
Carreld
Gloucester Co-operative Dairy Company Ltd
Australia
House of Representatives
Hastings Council weighs Laurieton community hotel plan
Hastings Shire Council considers a plan to establish a community hotel at Laurieton with a projected cost of 30 000 pounds, reported by the Sunday Sun. The notice appears within a column mixing health proverbs and local civic news.
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Hastings Shire
Laurieton
Sunday Sun
Tennis duel guides Nabiac over Gloucester by one game
The Nabiae beat Gloucester 12 sets to 12 sets with Nabiac taking more games in this Tuesday match at Nabiac Showground. Players included Bill Henderson Doug Shaw Eric Everett Don McRae Fred Parker Bruce McSwan Joe Atkins Ted Higgins and Mrs Beck. Hospitality followed with lunch and speeches. A return match is set for Wednesday October 1 at Gloucester.
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Gloucester A. HB. & P. Association
Nabiac Show Society
Ted Higgins
P. We
Gloucester A. B. and
P. Association
Nabine Indies
Gloucester
Bowling Notes Final of Club Fours
In the final of the club fours Wil men A Smith Andrews Beattie defeated Dare McNaughon Adams Laurence 20 20. With three ends to go the scores were even at 30 all. Laurence s team were unlucky in failing to add further points. The cock o walk pairs still remains with Kendall and Beattie Laurence and A Smith made an ef fort during the week but were not successful. Social Games Chaplin Rye Hawdon 31 v Vidal West J Wood ward 16 Boorer and Kendall 20 v Fitzgerald and Whatson 20 Campbell 5 Woodward Highfield 24 v Saxby Kirk Carolan 22 To morrow week 4th October a
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Wilmen
A. Smith
Andrews
Beattie
Dare
McNaughon
Adams
Laurence
Cock O' the Walk
Kendall
Chaplin
Rye
Hawdon
Vidal
West
J. Woodward
Boorer
Fitzgerald
Whatson
Campbell
Woodward
Highfield
Saxby
Kirk
Carolan
Clergyman Opposes Bank Nationalisation Debate
Reverend J Fisher criticised the Federal Government plan to nationalise banking. He warned that political questions may be raised in church, arguing the church must educate citizens and defend Christian liberty against state control. Representatives of the Orange of Commerce attended the discussion.
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Orange of Commerce
Last Week to Register Dogs in Gloucester
Last week for owners to renew or register dogs before month end. Law requires annual registration for dogs six months or older. Fee is 2 shillings 6 pence per dog for one year. Registration location in Gloucester is the Court House.
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Gloucester
Court House
Community Event Calendar for Gloucester and Barrington
A packed slate of upcoming events in Gloucester Barrington and surrounding areas includes the Church of England Gaiety Show in Barrington Hall on September 30 proceeds to the church building fund Mrs E M Irwin organizer and Farrmoney trips. A Tennis Tournament at Barrington on October 4 starts at 10 30 am with entries by October 4th, secretary Mr E Everett. Further plans include a Frolic and Dance October 24 at the School of Arts to aid Sunday School and a monster Rodeo Carnival at Kempsey Showground November 22 with 150 prize money. Meetings for the Gloucester BSL sub-branch October Local Friday evening and the Chorus dance at Kia Ora Hall October 3 with Melody Makers Orchestra. Stratford Younger Set Dance postponed to October 10. A Barrington Cricket Club dance October 16, Farley’s bus from Gloucester 10 am. Forbesdale Anniversary Ball December TBA with Night Owls Orchestra. Dungog Jockey Club Cup Meeting scheduled next Wednesday with transport from Gloucester. White City opening proceeds to Gloucester sub branch FLSL and Gloucester P and A.
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Church of England
Gloucester
Barrington Hallon
E. M. Irwin
Church of Fagland
Farkey
E. Everett
Arta
Church of England Sunday School
C.mc.n. Agricultural Society
Kempsey Showground
Norman L. Cash
Kempney
Gloucester B.S.L
School of Arts
P.m
Kia- Ora Hall
Melody Makera Orchestra
Stratford
Barrington Hall
Barrington Cricket
Forbesdale Isdies
Forest
Stroud
Dungog Jockey Club
Farley
Garners’ Corner
Stroud Road
Rays
White City
Denison Street
Gloucester Sub Branch
Fls.l
Gloucester P. and ©. Association
Test Pilots in Training at Empire Test Pilots' School
Charlies Gardner discusses the University of Flying film about Cranfield’s Empire Test Pilots School in Bedfordshire. The school trains pilots to test any aircraft, with international participation, blending lectures and flying. Cost per pupil is about £10,000.
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Charlies Gardner
B.boc
University of Flying
Central Office of Information
Britain
Cranfield
R.A.F
Bedfordshire
Empire Test Pilots’ School
Gardner
Lr. Robertson
AFC
Royal Australian Air Force
Empire Test Pilots
Royal Air Force
Royal Navy
Canada
Australia
U.S.A
China
Greece
Holland
Hi Gardner
Wingham Races Show Large Attendance Despite Low Fields
At Wingham last Saturday a food attendance marked the meeting a success though fields were disappointing. Grand Balloon, Newcastle galloper, won the two main races Flying First Division and Club Handicap easily from cramped odds. Constant Roma, fresh from Krambach, finished strong to beat Newsagent in the second Flying. Same Boy won the third Flying at 4s and Brown Gilt claimed the Maiden Handicap at 2s.
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Wingham
Newcastle
Constant Roma
Krambach
Newsagent
Same Boy
Brown Gilt
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