Departure of Resident Farewell Function at Bedgerabong
The home of Mr Peasley hosted a farewell on April 22 as friends gathered to wish Mr Barber and family Godspeed before their move to Burra. Speeches, music, and a supper followed the ceremony, with thanks for years of friendship. Weather pleasant. local events included a Presbyterian Flower Show prize list and a Slimbridge versus Jemalang tennis match.
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Bogan Gate Golf Club Opens Season With Wide Local Attendance
The Bogan Gate Golf Club opened its day with 32 players and visitors from various clubs. Matches included a mixed foursome won by A A Wyatt and Miss Wyatt, with runners up Frank McKeowen and Mrs McKeowen, amid reports of upcoming Gunning Gap Club opening and numerous scores posted for Saturday.
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Wheat and weddings mark village week in Garema
Norman Morrison instructed to truck out 6000 bags of wheat damaged in yards as locals cheer rapid dispatch and a record crop finding sale. The season also uncovered losses and a social calendar shows a Rob Presbytery wedding on April 18 between Doreen Bishop and Gerald Cahill, with well wishes from friends.
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Doreen Bishop Sald
Gerald Cahill
Jemalong Triumph in Tight Slimbridge Tennis Duel
Jemalong edged Slimbridge 16 0 47 in a close endweek match at Slimbridge. The scoreline shows Jemalong 16 games to Slimbridge 12 with 47 sets total. Players listed include A Stanbes, J Cowell, Howat, Roger, Constable, Barbed, and many others in a dense team lineup. The final totals record Jemalong 3 and Slimbridge 1 plus 47 games.
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GOOLAGONG Wheat Rise and Local Tennis Notes
From Our Own Correspondent reports mixed feelings on wheat price rises with sales at 1/7 and 1/8. The Voluntary Wheat Fund pays out May 6. Flemington sales show Lamb to 14/4 and ded lambs 15/7. Savings Bank closure causes concern. Mr Owen recovering well after Forbes operation. Tennis at Coolangong Convent Club defeated 7 sets to none. Eu Cowra tennis attendance high, local figures Tremble Riley among players. Anzac Day quiet. Rev Fro Lynch preached Forbes district services.
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Monwonga Farming Remains Bountiful And Sheep Prices Rise
Monwonga reports good farming conditions with much forage giving strong headway. Sheep prices are fair under excellent conditions, with wethers at 15 shillings, hoggets at 11 shillings 7 pence, and ewes at 9 pence. W. T. Constable and daughter Muriel travel from Sydney toward Byron Bay and Kyogie for months with son in Kyogie Bank of Australasia. Monwonga team selected to play at Suimbridge on Sunday includes W. Constable, Simmonds, and several Constables plus Mrs Cole and Hobson in emergencies.
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Gunning Gap Golf Club Welcomes R Kermode's Style
Week end golf at Gunning Gap features R Kermode of Jewalong demonstrating his club handling as players post scores. Notable metrics include Rodgers 7 A Kermode 2 PF F Davey 84 0 Broderick 6 A Wyatt 01 M L Broderick 97 M Broderick 7 F Darey 04 Andy Wyatt 9n AL Davey 99 A R Wyatt 196. Candy-tied nine-hole scores include J J Dwyer P T Dwyer W Connell 49 61 62 while P I O Connell posted 49. Mi and Miss Wyatt win Bogan Gate mixed foursomes with 48.
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Trespass Notice Warns Of Prosecution On WANDARY Holding
A notice warns that all trespassers on Wandary Holding will be prosecuted without regard to persons. It states that anyone removing horses or stock without authority will face strict enforcement under the law.
Bread and manners stir Cloncurry readers in harsh note
The Cloncurry News and Mount Ion Record prints a caustic remark directed at subscribers, joking about extravagant bread making with gloves on and editors needing bread with clothing on. The column hints at broader discontent and mocks provincial habits as winter approaches.
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Where to Stay in Sydney at The Oriental Hotel
The Oriental Private Hotel at King’s Cross offers hot and cold water, billiards, laundry, and garages with accommodation for 100. Rates range from weekly £23/8 to £4/4 and daily 11/8 to 12/48. Descriptive booklet available at the office.
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Golfers Reach Weekend Crowds With Record Attendance
A large crowd of about 40 attended Saturday events, a yearly record. Mixed foursomes saw close play Sunday with Grenfell defeating Cootamundra Blue and Whites 11 to 6. Winners included Mrs Sinclair, Myra Stringer, and Mrs Clifford in local competitions.
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Eugenia Anzac Day marked by unveiling monument
Early sown crops and grasata in abundance frame Anzac Day in Eugenia. A procession formed before the Police Station to the Monument where Rev. Pitcher led a service attended by district residents. A £195 collection quickly raised, Scouts, Girl Guides and Returned Soldiers joined the events led by Scoutmaster Miggal. An afternoon picnic followed in the hills and a evening gathering at the Imperial Pictures hosted by Mr. Eric Bill.
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