Burra Rifle Club Annual Meeting 1934 Highlights and Thanks
The Burra Rifle Club held its annual meeting noting a successful 1934 season despite global economic upheaval. Treasurer reported £78/30 credit after expenses. membership rose to 85 with potential to exceed 100. Mayor presented trophies. donors praised for lasting support. Committee discussed by laws, coaching rules, and integration with 50th Infantry Battalion as a reserve. next shoot planned with practice and trophy matches.
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Kooksburra
J. A. Riggs
P. W. Hogan
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Outer
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Frederick Holder
DSELR
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J. L Gaupsters
Smuel Baende , Jun
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SM. Lane
E. W. Crewes
M. Collins
A.B. Riggs
A. C. Lawrence
Rifle Club
Adelaide
W. V. Bass
Messrs Oates
Aughey
Diss
Nutt
Schwier
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Parks
R. D. Pascoe
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Prank
Edgar
Norman
Clem Praree
Rimgs Bros
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Clacke Dezon
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Beate Reee Eers
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A.C. Aughey
Euchre Night Aids Charitable Fund Drive In July Hall
The focal hall hosted a charity euchre and dance on July 10 with 84 participants aiding St Joseph’s Funds. J W Maximum apologized for Rev Morrisey’s cold as Eric Kell won the top prize, a wallet donated by Miss V Murray and Mr J Metnerney. Consolation prizes went to Mrs R B and Mr J Metnerney.
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J. Metnerney
EB. Hogan
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Prominent visitor Brentuall speaks at Y W C A gathering
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Secetary
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Trivandrum
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The second qualifying rounds for the championship and B grade trophy were played under heavy rain. Bednall led with 83, others posted 85 to 92, and the final rounds must be played by mid July. Draws included Butler versus Sadeally and Pearce versus Rase, with ladies to host a handicap event next week.
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Tr W. Bed
Eos Ben
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G. J. Butler
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C. J. Butler
Sadeally
S. E. Stewart
M Pearce
Dr. E. Rase
O. R. Wright
G. H. Robinson
J. Stephen
N. Poste
F. March
L. A
R. Cc
Ich
W. Bednall
Otiian
Tad Steuben
Ome Wrist
Ois
Geti Guray
Potter
Holte
Fedien
Hoose
Robinson
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Norman
Bearse
R. Wright
Mrs. C.wright
Mere R
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Anderson
Spring Oil Claims Easier Ride For All Vehicles
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Brockway truck carrier offers Adelaide Burra service
R W Brock announces ongoing carrying business between Adelaide and Burra using a 50 cwt Brockway truck. Ready to transport any kind of merchandise. Depot at 178 Franklin Street, Adelaide.
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Remarkable council meeting debates rates and elections
A 1931 council gathering discussed deferring work at Stevens Creek, timber procurements, and protest against obstructions in a natural water course. Debates covered nomination legality, a supplementary election need, ratepayer fines, and drainage works plus correspondence on tax issues and public notices.
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EB. J. Mosey
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Oregon
Schuppin
Cornell
Rees
Apoinen
J. A. Hescrink
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Laanlar
Pearse
Pearss
Bednall
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Farley
Misik
Fentsciske
Herder
Sandan
Brie
Couneil
Feo
A. W. Kelly
Connell
Lords
Sickesdick
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Crown
AL. Techirn
Apornea
P. Fiedler
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Cr. Schuppan
Jam's FA
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