Eugowra Tennis Notes Preview Sunday Matches
Eugowra district notes list Sunday tennis fixtures with Eugowra South vs Goolarong and Eugowra Town teams set for Nelson Park and Moorbell. Named players include Greenhalgh, Grensden, Ellis, Rawsthorne, Weekes, Yell, Perry, Higgin, Parker, and several ladies and minors.
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Eugoera South
Goolarong
Eugowra
Aveda
Nelson Park
E. Greenhalgh
T Grensden
H. Ellis
Max Rawnsthorne
R. Maloy
W. Toohey
H. Elbourne
BD. Greenhalgh
H. Sparkes
D Weekes
D. Yell P. Perry
M. Rawsthorne
R. Higgins
Ray Parker
Mesdames Nedd
Maloy
Rawsthorne
Toohey
Greenhalgh
RL Higgins
Co. Greenhalgh
Sparkes
M. Perry
C. Hrien
J. Cheney
Cinch
C. Copeland
Morrie
Moorbell
W. Mesh
B. Dowd
K. Cheney
C. Cur B
Price
Stan Rawsthorne
Mesdames Carr
Dowd
Muah
Cheney
Pengily
Ellis
Golf Notes Weather Disrupts Weekend Events and Entries
In wet conditions the club ran stableford and stroke events with W Hurcum winning a 40-7-33 holes score and RF loan taking an 8 holes stroke. Upcoming weekend plans include stableford and mixed foursomes with various start times, plus notices on partner eligibility and a delayed Fasoolates Tournament due to flooded roads.
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W. Hurcum
RF. Loan
Capadiai
Tractor
Pource
W Urcum
G. Smith
Stableford
Pat Dougige
Kennedy
World Rice Output Soars Amid Postwar Surge
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a record rice export stockpile and rising shipments, with 105. one hundred units available for export this year. The surge surpasses other postwar years though below the five-year average, highlighting a strong global supply and market activity.
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US Agricure Department
Local social notes from Bondi to Broken Hill
A series of short notices details visits and vacations among Sydney and regional residents. Mr A and Mrs Pat Coady host relatives from Sydney at Bondi while Mr and Mrs Grow reflect a hospital stay for their infant son after kerosene exposure. Other items mention visitors to Sydney for the sheep show, a ball at Koolagong, and families staying at Mountain View in Queensland.
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Mr_ A
Bondi
Central Hotel
J. F. McClintock
Mountain View
C Jones
Queensland
Mrr. Jones
Mra McClintock
Ooolagong
Sydney
Jack Pengilly
Mors _ Pengilly
Shirley
Raberiaan
Kyogle
Iniow
Siete
Mira
AL Howell
Y A notes and meeting plans for youth group
Members and intending members are urged to attend the next meeting to discuss indoor games and new equipment. The Y A bonfire was postponed due to weather and the Thursday dance was moved to the following night. A rally and service are planned Sunday with local VA and WA participants referenced.
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Sparks Local Action
A June Chamber of Commerce gathering drew strong attendance as plans emerged to surface the water scheme with bitumen. An Orange hatchery agent search will be organized, and calls went out for volunteers. Dog control complaints prompted police notices while a public meeting was proposed to discuss the water project with Central Tablelands County Council. The SEAY FUND COMMITTEE wire updates report new appointees A Boutellent and JT Adams to fund efforts.
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Waa
Chamber of Commerce
Aumont
Sewan
Orange Chamber of Commerce
Eugovra
Orange
Uber Town
Rems
Central Tablelands County Council
Just Price for N S W Land for Soldier Settlement
Premier Cahill criticizes Federal Ministers over land terms for soldiers settlement in New South Wales. He argues the Commonwealth terms differ from NSW’s 14 per cent above limit payments and defends taxpayers against windfall prices to landowners. Rainfall data and pricing disputes noted alongside state real estate actions.
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J. Z. Caniil
Hawkins
S.W
Cahill
Commonwealth
Nelungaloo
New South
New Seth Wales
Joan
Victoria
New South Wales
Howie
Federel
Street Stall Event at Hospital Faces Confusion
A fragmentary report describes a street stall cleared at a hospital amid unclear references to Wad Wiathier over C2 and a Friday event. Mentions of a cooking competition, Sponge and several names appear, with garbled phrases about serving and selling products at the stall.
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AoMibury
Cel Brien
Ecunes
Herbert
Webster Atleroon Bey
Intruder Disturbed at Banden Property
Mr Ralph Culeclife of Banden reported an intruder while tending to his dog on Wednesday night last week. He heard a cry and alerted Contable Smith, but the intruder could not be located and no vehicle signs were found.
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Ralph Culeclife
Banden
Bert
Hun
Contable Smith
Eugowin
Cuteliite
Conversational Openings in English Meetings
The passage notes how English speakers avoid immediacy yet share common weather ties. It highlights how every meeting feels new and surprising, guiding conversations in unfamiliar directions. The idea is that weather serves as a reliable starter, while pauses and blanks create cautious, evolving social traction.
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Oman
For Sale in Eugowra Three Shops and Building Block
For sale in main street and busy portion of Eugowra three shops and building block. For price and particulars apply S. G. Cheney. Phone.
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Main Street
Eugowra
S. G. Cheney
Visiting Optician Bono to Visit Eugowryn and Canowindra
Optometrist Mr. D. J. Bono will visit Eugowryn and Canowindra on Monday June 16 with appointments via Eugowryn Newsagency. Local police act on stray dog complaints and owners are warned to control pets. Strays will be destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Bono
Evgowrn
Canowindra
Eugowrs Newna
Leo
New Zealand farmers taxed more yet produced more than Australia
Sir Arthur Fadden, acting Prime Minister, tells NBW conference that New Zealand farmers pay higher taxes but yield greater output than Australians. He cites income tax examples, tax concessions for depreciation and development, and notes NZ production surpasses Australian levels despite heavier taxation.
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New Zealand
Arthur Fadden
Country Party
NBW
Arthur Fadeden
Arthur
Aims to Expand Bulk Wheat Handling Facilities
The Minister for Agriculture Mr E H Graham announced major expansions to wheat storage and bulk handling. Storage would rise from 50 000 to 150 000 bushels with plant electrical conversion at Werris Creek. Sub terminals at Parkes and Temora underway aimed for harvest 1952 1953. Bulkheads and silos to speed intake, with concerns over rail transfers and regional equity.
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E. H Graham
Graben Pee Boey
Werris Creek
Parkes
Temora
Graham
Wheat Receiving Season Aims For Expedited Handling
Mr Crahem said steps will be taken to speed up reveals of county siren and bulkheads and to ensure suitable trucks are available for maximum reception. Close contact with Whe Hadway Department will minimize relays at country stloe during wheat receiving season to speed up handling.
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Crahem
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G. Cheney
Eugowra Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Forbes, Lierosed
Tm Conjuneti
McCormick-International
Bnly
L. J. Johnson
Lic
Templar Street
Forbes
Bex
M. Organ
Kurrajong
Pre Cae
Gudaa
Vanderfield & Reid, Ltd
Factorite Corporation
Brisbane
Pat Coady
Mr. Reeve
Billy
A. V. Grow
Memorial Hospital
T L. Leech
Farmily
Broken Hill
Y.A. Notes
Xray Furs
Messer A. Boutfellent
JT Adams
N.S.W
School OF Alt
School of Art
N.Z
Meal &S Australie
Dm Boa
Unite
Forbes Y
Queen
Imperial Theatre
Tone Kings’ Orchestra
Margaret Copeland
Bec
Presbyterian Ladies* Guild
Petes
Pam
Gtall
Dean Adams
Eugowra Trinity
Bugosra
St. Matthew's
Eyvensong
Goolagong
Esgowra
Beroeckus
Vacuum Oil Co, Pty. Ltd
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