Thrip pest watch urged by NSW entomologist
The NSW Department of Agriculture entomologist Mr W B Gurney says thrips are unlikely to become a major pest this year but growers should remain vigilant. Remove weed growth to prevent thrips, monitor early stone fruit and apples for damage, and apply kerosene emulsion as a cheap effective spray if conditions threaten thrips development. He notes repeated reminders rather than certainty of need this season.
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Nsw
Department of Agriculture
W. B Gurney
Gurney
Canadian golf notes highlight soggy greens and high scores
The wet conditions kept scores high as a Canadian foursome led by A Lawrie and J Donnelly with 95 70 edged T Ashworth and L Rye 101 80 and other pairs such as T Chariton with P Roddy 93 81 and D Rye with J Hogg 89 18 81. The mixed foursome at weekend saw J Hogg partner Miss Middlebrook win. A forthcoming visit to Dungog for a friendly match is noted.
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A. Lawrie
J. Donnelly
T. Ashworth
L Rye
T. Chariton
P. Roddy
D. Rye
J. Hogg
F Horner
M. Jefferys
J. McRae
R. Thurlow
W. McGee
H. Coote
Graham
Newman v Silverthorne Optometrist case details Carlos visit
A brief legal note refers to Newman v Silverthorne Optometrist and Optician with consultations in Gloucester on Monday and Tuesday the 3rd and 4th of October. Details mention a meeting at 5 Conbette Cafe, Churep St.
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Albert E. Wells
Gloucester
T. Corbett
Churep St
Lame Cow Creek gold and Bellinger mining notes
Report from Lame Cow Creek says 44 tons crushed yielded 22 ounces, with further finds at Bellinger encouraging new activity. Kalang team at work for a bridge is tied to alarm over disease, and stock owners caution warns of serious district risks. Kempsey shows include a grand spring show with hunts, trots, pony rides, and wool chops. Genealogy society plans formed in Sydney with Mr Hill as secretary to preserve pioneer family histories.
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Lame Cow Creek
Rudkin
Webeck
Bellinger
Kalang
R. S McDougal
Kirkland
Malleay
Macleay River
Kempsey
Mel Mitchell
Kempsty
Alnikalias Genealogists
Sydney
Society of Australian Genealgists
Bilward McC
Hil
Denning Street
Coogee
Society of Genealogists
Australia
Ohjvols
Old Land
Hill
Sevretary
Commercial Homebush Stock Sales Report
Sydney cattle yarding fell to about 1672 head with a drop of over 720 from yesterday as quality ranged middling to good. Vealers and light weights sold at modest gains while prime heavy stock remained scarce. Maitland sales posted firm to slight advances with best bullocks reaching £12 10s and cows to £8, pigs and calves showed mixed results across several weight classes.
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Homebush
Sydney
Maitland
E. W. Sparke Ltd
Matthewson & Co
Cate
Hereford
Durham
Attwater
A. J. White
Devon
HA. Grant
W. Smith
J. A. Corbett
F. Cox
RH. Hill
L. Barry
Jersey Springers
V. Phillips
Gloucester Junior Farmers report for week ending Sept 24 1982
GLOUCESTER JUNIOR FARMERS CLUB remains sound as Mr Snow and Mr Crowtoat maintain contact with members. Despite a severe winter, spring work advances with quality exhibits anticipated at the local show in six months. Notable members include Harold Tonks Joan Dears Keith James and Alan Crowfoot with diverse projects in gardening poultry calves and stock judging.
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Snow
Gloucester Junior Farmers' Club
W. H. Crowtoat
Indy
Harold
Mary
Tonks
Keith James
Langshan Fowls
Joan Dears
Howard
Keith Dennett
Bruce Wilson
Alan Crowfoot
Bob Farley
Carr
Norvis Bell
Webeck
Bill Tasyel
Léo
Carter
Motor Taxation Pushes for Quarterly Instalments
The RMA presses the government to allow motorists to pay motor taxation quarterly rather than 12 months upfront. The association argues the plan would revive idle vehicles and sees windscreen stickers, not paper certificates, to show registration period. This could also help detect expired registrations.
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RMA
Taree Old Bar Defeat Gloucester Cup Side by Seven Points
A large crowd at Taree Showground saw Taree Old Bar, aided by Payne from Candis Cup and A Grice, defeat Gloucester Cup by 7 points to nil and retain the Blue Bird Challenge Cup. Slippery ground did not stop a tense, physical match with multiple near-misses and penalties, culminating in a late Old Bar surge to secure the win.
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TAREE
OLD Bar
Gloucester
Taree Showground
Taree-Old’ Bar
Payne
A. Grice
Phillips
Old Bar Defeats Gloucester in Tight Narrow Victory 7 to 0
In a rugged match Old Bar edged Gloucester 7 to 0 with late pressure. Key plays by O Neill, Single, and Woodbry, plus strong defense from Northiam and Payne kept Gloucester from scoring as Monro and Livermore advanced on the toe. Referee D Findlay of Wingham controlled the game.
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Bincrifr
Gloucester
Old Bar
Phillips
Sinclair
Pugh
Woodbry
Livermore
Poole
Old Tir
Clarke
Falconer
Smith
O Fieir
O'Neill
A. Clarke
Heil
Northam
Balth
Wilson
Collins
I. Livermore
Shoesmith
Bar
Ted
Cloucester
D. Smith
Payne
J. Livermore
Northams
T. Smith
Falcomer
Grice
O'Heir
Kook
Northam Mane
Greenaway
O' Bar
J. Clarke
Bingle
Olg Bar'a
Old Bars
Wooshry
Hine
Gagin
P. Smith
Woodbey
Single
O'Meir
O’beir
O'Neir
Une
Rhosamith
Flab Monro
Slngte
Old Sar
Northiam
Wals
Mfr
D. Findlay
Wingham
Questions in the House Bush fires prevention debate
In the Assembly last week Mr Bennett pressed the Chief Secretary on Bush Fires Prevention Act regulations. Captain Chaffey noted early regulations were sweeping and unjust, but said they were rewound, now seeking targeted rules for fire risk areas. He and Lt Colonel Bruxner discussed omnibus rates for country passenger services and a review of motor vehicle taxation to ease burdens for isolated districts. The Minister for Transport was urged to lighten penalties on rural services while ensuring road use costs remain equitable.
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Bennett
Chaffey
Yom Bullakdelah
Taree
Tuncurry
Bruxner
Omninus Tate
Motor Vehicles Taxation
NRMA notes on interstate permits and membership rise
The NRMLA reminds interstate tourists to obtain visiting permits at police stations in other States. Visiting permits are issued for two months, with possible extensions in special cases. The report notes a record weekly join in country districts by September and a brighter August for metropolitan membership.
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NRMA
NRMLA
Jong Tue
WLRMA
TENDERS CALLED FOR GRAZING RIGHTS IN AVON RIVER AREA
Notice under Section 61 of the med Act invites owners and occupiers in Gloucester Pastures Protection District to submit tenders by October 12 1932 for grazing rights under Occupation Permit Forestry Act 1916 covering about 285 acres in Avon River 8.F. No 298 known as Avon River Grass Paddock near Créven and Stratford lump sum per annum for 16 months from October 1. Details at Forestry Office Taree Dungog and Gloucester CES. Envelopes marked Pender. Also butcher notice: A E Tull sold business to A E Shultz in Gloucester and thanks customers.
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Ap.ril
Avon River
Créven
Stratford
Forestry Office
Taree
Dungog
CES
Gloucester
G. McPherson
Butchering Business Ad by A B Tull
Anne advises the butcher shop of A B Tull promising first class meat and strict customer attention to secure a fair share of public patronage.
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A.B. Tull
In Memoriam Taylor in Mem ory of Our Dear Mother
In loving memory of our mother who passed away in September 1981 after a quiet battle with illness. She faced suffering with patience and grace, and we remember her as a devoted mother and grandmother. Precious to us always, Sam and Lizzle.
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Taylor
Nit
Sam
Lizzle
In Memoriam Taylog In Loving Memory Of Our Mother
In loving memory of our mother who departed this life. Her family remembers her kindness and faith as we honor her life and cherish the time shared together. May she rest in peace.
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Taylog
Poison Cart or Exterminator Advertisement Notice
See us at once about a Poison Cart or Exterminator Farmers are Al Mekats Agricultural Machinery Sun Palm Renovators Harrows ploughs etc Apart from the farm and dairy machinery advertised at the foot of the column we are also Agwate i MPCHELE 200s.
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al Mekats
SUN Palm
Colume
Agwate i
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Krambach
Roma
Barrington ST
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MAB
General & Oostetric
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Miss Middlebrook
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Yates
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Mire Baker
Tr. Newman V. Silverthorne
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Lacy
Bob” Neilson
Robert Neilson
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Neilson
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G. M. J. Carne
Gloucester Junior Farmers’ Club
Sloucester Shire Yards
New England
Tom Hicks
Macleay
Mutchell
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Iloucester Hotel
Pastures Protection Board
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J. G. Wilson
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Memoriam
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S. L. Cox
Deyun
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J. EB. Laune
Durham Cross
Bull Locks
G. Cameron
C. L Chapman
Queham
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Durham Bullocks
Broombeld Bros
Kripp and Begg
Devon/Duriam “Cross
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