Australia's bravest girl star in The Squatter's Daughter
A twelve year old Sydney girl Jocelyn Howarth is touted as Australia's first talking picture star and a fearless performer in The Squatter's Daughter. Filming at Wallacia and Dalkeith Station NSW included a real bush fire sequence and a stunt with trees rigged by gelignite. The Australian story highlights woolgrower life and acts as a potential record setter for national cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Wallacia
Dalkeith
Cresilas
New South Wales
Jocelyn Howarth
Grant Lyndsay
Hon- Jocelyn Howartharth
Howarth Wes
Quay
Girec
Boorowa War Donations Note Spotted in Page Text
A fragment from a wartime notice mentions Boorowa donations with a cryptic line about an alleged chicken and vinegar to aid tenderness. The readable bits hint at fundraising or support figures though details are unclear.
Burrowa Triumphs Over Galong In Local Rugby Clash
Burrowa defeated Galong 16 to 6 on Sunday. Poor handling and slow halves hindered play though bursts of individual brilliance carried Burrowa to victory. Tries by Morgan Brown O'Hara Kempston and O'Hara kicked two goals. McMahon and Strachan scored for Galong. Referee was Mr. J. Littlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrowa
Galong
Morgan, Brown
O'Hara
Kempston
McMahon
Strachan
Galvnr
Mr. J. Littlefield
Plans for Winooka to race in two cities
Winooka owners Merers A J Matthews and W A McDonald plan to travel to Chicago to arrange a match race for Winooka, then likely to Belmont Park New York. Farm host John Marchbank will aid with four horses, D J Davin with two, and Winooka will move to Tanforan in a fortnight to work with Pillow Fight and Tea Trader. Austin Robertson nears readiness to race with Rufe Naylor protecting meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Merers
A. J. Matthews
W. A. McDonald
Winooka
Chicago
New York
Belmont Park
John Marchbank
Acthem
D. J. Davin
Tanforan
Austin Robertson
Rufe Naylor
Massy Cup Rugby Thriller Misses Yass Upset
Canberra held the Massy Cup at Queanbeyan Showground after a hardfought 16 to 11 win over Yass. Canberra led 13–0 at half time as Beadman, Johnson, and Hawke featured, but Yass rallied in the second half with York and Cranston starring, narrowing the margin before Canberra sealed the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Yass
Helders
E. Hawk
Be. Hawke
Burrowa
York
Howard
Brasail
Beadman
Johnson
Daveron
J. Cranston
J. Ritchie
Yoas
Shumack
KK. Harrington
J. Grant
FE. Hawke
T. Gribble
H. Speerine
Kalver
B. Hawke
P. Brassil
C. Ho Hincksman
McAdam
Smith
Davoren
Cranston
Seton
Grimes
Cranton
Grant
E. Hawke
Gribble
Vass
Hawke
O. Byrne
C. Smith
Catholic Ball Debutantes Presented to Bishop Goulburn
Debutantes trained by Mrs. B Cooke will be presented by Mrs. Aubrey Cuosek at the Catholic Ball tonight. Attendants include Mrs. Rod Corcoran, with escorts and debutantes from Boorowa, Kangiara, Rye Park, Galong, Frogmore, Killenear, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Barry
B. Cooke
Rod. Corcoran
Aubrey Cuosek
Murrunga Shire
Missea Lily Oxley
Boorowa
Maudie Woodcock
Alice Faulkner
Maisie Faulkner
Ivy Beer
A. Downey
Kangiara
Ivy Downey
Clarice Dromgold
Veronica Kelly
Leila Walsh
Mary Zickby
Rye Park
Ella Murphy
Mery O'Malley
Ella O'Malley
Frogmore
Ada Penning
Mark
Continuous Advertising Boosts Town and District Business
A homespread campaign titled Continuous Advertising Brings Business targets every household in the Town and District, aiming to lift local commerce through pervasive promotional efforts and wider consumer reach.
Home hints and rugby clash Canberra beat Yass 16 to 11
A mixed page lists household tips such as a bodkin belt fix and biscuits crust. Canberra 16 Yass 11 after a tense match with Davoren Cranston Brassil tries and Shumack road, Gribble kicking two goals.
Two-faced Lia headlines at juvenile dress dance
The A HLC Guild event on Saturday night drew strong crowds as children showcased elaborate costumes judged by officials. Winners included Patricia Menzies and Max Cheeseman with outfits such as Golden Butterfly and Mexican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.hlc. Guild
Messrs
P. J. Slattery
H. Cheeseman
Lia
Bill
Kidman
Bartle Shea
Max Cheeseman
Lorna Coffey
Margaret Carroll
Pat. Strachan
Edwards
Lews Knopp
Patricia Menzies
Pat, Strachan
Paris
Margaret Carrell
Cormentia
Audrey
Amy Dunn
G. E. Cheesman
Rita Dunn
Princess Elizabeth
Ari« Fleming
Daphne Ware
Beryl Fleming
Domn Hlenkinsepy
Granny Chamberlain
Koya
Barthe Shew
Newilly Fleming
Bric Fleming
Carmel Shea
Muriel Greer
Avon Greer
Jean Gorham
Joyce Irvine
Aubrey Shaw
Josie
Blonkinsopp
Basil Willis
Norme Shaw
Chi Willia
Barraclough Opticians Visit to Boorowa
H. A. Barraclough Ltd Opticians announces a next visit at the Royal Standard Hotel Boorowa on Thursday July 27 from 9 pm to 5 pm The firm has visited the town regularly for over thirty years Represented by Mr R E Clarke F I9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George St
Sydney
Royal Standard Hotel
Boorowa
R. E. Clarke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boz
Wentworth House Stores
Monarch
Weeden
Howarth, Star of
Massy Cup
Pinyorse—J
B. Crefaton
Snowy
Reid Yose
Canberra Times
Prompd
Queanbeyan
the “Burrowa News
Clout
Ritchie
Schumach
Yars
Patterson
Speering
Brassis
Eddie Hawke
A. G. Couch
Harden
A. Small
E. A. Friend
G. Peisley
F. Horton
J. C. Horton
H. H. Burns
Mr. Selle
Bank of N.8.w
Mrs. Selle
Mr. Pickering
Mr Lady
H. A. Barraclough Ltd
Opticians
Bushby’s
Resida
Saxe
Weelrott
Bushby
Murphy Bros
Hboorowa
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