Post Office Opens In Goolagong New Premises
The local Post Office moved to a new office beside the Log Cabin, built by Mr HH Heavener and leased by the Postal Department. The round-barked timber exterior matches the surroundings while the interior includes a general office, public space, and a modern telephone exchange with a soundproof booth for private calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goolagong
HH. Heavener
Postal Department
Thun
Heavener
Weather and harvest report from Goolagong and Monwonga districts
Rain and storms affected farming operations across Goolagong and Monwonga. Registrations varied with about 40 points reported. harvesting delayed but farmers expect progress before Christmas. Rain replenished household water and lucerne plots though some crops underperformed. cooling conditions and storms disrupted strippings, but grain quality largely held up.
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Goolagong
Ator Paseed
Althewil
Bedgerabong vs Crawlin cricket match delayed by rain
In a rain disrupted start at Bedgerabong, Crawlin posted 182 after Grawlin top scored. Bedgerabong faltered early to 14 for four as Constable and Hodges bowled well. Later contributions from Wilcockson and Ruge steadied Crawlin, while Hodges and others shared wickets as play paused by rain.
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Grawlin
Bedgerabong
W. Turner
F. Ruge
J. Wilcockson
Mone
Constable
Hodges
Weil Bedgerabong
DB Constable
Grinder
Fred
Graw- On
Bedgeras
Crawlin
Olu A
Quands Court Hears Three Cases At Lie Quatdialla
At Lie Quatdialla Police Court week prior, George Sinclair faced a charge for failing to produce a sheep permit on demand with his droving duties. He claimed the agent arranged it. Judge Gruggeon stressed permits with accurate sheep descriptions to prevent misplacement during transport to sales. Also heard were charges against Charles Alan Herring and Seed A Ane 2/8 for unregistered vehicles, and John Thomas Hope fined for storing inflammables on unregistered premises. Trustees of Bimbi Common appeared in related Commons Regulations Act cases with Mrs. Mabel Waters and G. Gil- in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quandialla
V. Gruggeon
Lie Quatdialla
George Sinclair
Sinclair
Saleyarda
J Cdy Mae
Mica
Charles Alan Herring
John Thomas Hope
Bribbares
V. Graegeon
PAM
Bimbi Common
Mabel Waters
Messrs
G. Gil
Tragic Crush Death at Thuddungra Wheat Lorry
A young laborer James Culgan from Crookwell was crushed to death at Thuddungra when he fell from a lorry carrying wheat. Henry Stephenson drove the truck from L Hunter's property. Culgan, 20, died instantly. The body was sent to Young and Crookwell for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuddungra
James Culgan
Crookwell
Henry Stephenson
Mr. L. Hunter
Culgan
Shen
Young
Christmas Rail Ex Cur Inauctions Statewide Travel
State schools will break up for the long mid summer vacation on December 16. A statewide series of railway excursions runs from and to all parts of the country with at least one service from each station. Return tickets valid for two months and sleeping berths will be available. The text notes insufficient data for Gilchrist and Stanham cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Jove Oisneione
Local District News Circle Mirth and Milestones
Miss Mavis Andersen nears hospital discharge after influenza recovery. In a district-wide note, births, travel for medical exams, marriages, and family updates fill the week. Notables include Miss Hadley’s Dubbo wedding, Mrs. Hurcum at her father’s bedside, and Sister Mary Jur Limi’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavis Andersen
Quandialla Hospital
H. Luscombe
Belle Murray
H. Custombe
Young
E. Hadley
Eugowra
Murromine
Dubbo
Mary Jur- Limi
Grenfell Revue Lights Up Town For Pool Fund
A Grenfell revue company performed last Friday night providing entertainment and supper by local volunteers. Proceeds totaling 28 were raised for the Progress Association to fund electrical lighting for the local swimming pool, a hoped for community asset. The Log Cabin was lent by Mr Heavener and Mr Geo Marshall oversaw arrangements, with voluntary dance music and late dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenfell
Grenfell Company
The
Progress Association
Heavener
Geo. Marshall
Rain cancels play at Caragabal as storm hits
Inclement weather forces abandonment of sport at Caragabal on Sunday. A terrific storm with thunder and vivid lightning swept over the town, followed by scattered rain. Next Sunday two local cricket teams will play Eureka at Caragabal and Shannon Cup at Greenethorpe, with selected players listed for each side.
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Cara- Rabal
Eureka
Caragabol
Greenethorpe
T. Cartwright
R. Nepler
T. O'Malley
PF. O'Malley
H. Vaughan
C. Minogue
E O'Connor
A. Minogue
H. Jones
HH. Tomomichael
W Malloy
Lawsonay
Grimm
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Castlereagh Bureet
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Rooney
Rooney's Price
Rooney’s Price
Rooney's
Price
Enoch
Howse
Rankin Street
Forbes
Wed
Weil
Monwonga
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Hedgerabong
Bo. Hindley
E Bugelew
B Hodes
NJ. Wilcockson
C H Pryor
G. Hindley
R Sandeman
C. Hodges
T. Wileekson
Iuw
Newham
Ormaby
Hodgen A. Wilcockson
Derick
Ruge
Constable G
A. Hodges
F Constable
B. Hodges
D. Constable
Eo Huge
W Turner
O. Piss
P. Hodges
G. Cass Sundries
Quands Court
Gilchrist and Stanham
Goolagong, Wed
Roy Anderson
Metropolis
A. W. Robertson
Corle
Thsmania
Pinnacle
Mr. F
I. Beamer
Croydon
Miss Beamer
South Pinnacle
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Eugowra, Weel
le Memorial Hospital
Canowindis
Jing
Slater
Jas
McKeon
Mc Wade
Memorial Hospital
Tho
Morland
Allen Moss
Pat
Pry
Mire Wiagdon
Caragabal
Mre
Miso George
Lockhardt
Caragnial
EB. Matthews
Hunter
Gladys Park
Victoria
HG Austen
Puy
Nolan Ie
Caragabal, Wed
L. J. Johnson