22 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Gilgandra Weekly And Castlereagh
Location
Gilgandra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
1
Mendooran Amateur Turf Club hosted a long running meeting drawing racing enthusiasts from west regions. The event showcased club leadership changes, guest attendance from Sydney and Mor, and competitive racing with notable horses and pasture improvements planned for future seasons.
A garbled report describes a church meeting at Tooraweenah with references to Oak Hadde Log Wey and Tyite Coe. It notes the departure of Deuive Lote from Brouurhooe aiding Bre elena may, fundraising efforts at the Chapel of Espianie, and an upcoming local fiscal meeting with plans to renovate the church.
A government railways department issues a new map showing lines and stations from Sydney to Darling Harbour. The document targets traders and schools, with distribution planned through local stations and classrooms. It includes conditions for freight use and formal distribution by the department.
Fragmented report describes a tennis event called the Annual Tears Tournament linked to Coronation Day activities on May 12. It notes venues, participants, and proposed formats including singles, doubles, and a champion’s cup, with planning overseen by Mr Caldwell and official approval by parlia ment authorities.
An official letter from Mr A W Yeo discusses representations from Curban residents demanding a change to stock loading days. They seek to shift from Saturdays and Tuesdays to Mondays Fridays, with adjusted services from Darling Harbour and related venues. Details reference local committees, nominations, and tournament arrangements amid substantial confusion in the draft text.
A period of heavy rains delays wheat sowing across the district. Farmers, including noted grower families, report late planting windows and cautious planning for the coming season. Local church events and community notices run alongside agricultural updates in the week’s rural page.
A series of events at the Vocal War Memorial Hall begins Friday with a programme on war and later May in Collie. Tennis and races updates, plus a Collie Athletic Club meeting, annual membership drive, and a球 billiards note.
Notes from a CWA meeting held on Sunday outline attendees including President Travis and secretary Rendell plus new member Mrs Stowan. Reports cover a treasurer’s note, a treasurer Baker town business, and preparations for a coronation cookery book priced 2 shillings 4 pence. The secretary Hy Rendell to be contacted for further organizing and future meeting details.
The Department of Railway announces extensive provisions for excursions during May in connection with the Coronation celebration on May 12 and related dates. Special excursion trains will operate, with reduced fares and single fare services, plus a limited number of reduced-rate tickets issued. Public schools may close on May 13 for an autumn celebration, and arrangements are made for trains and timing to accommodate these events.
The Proviytorian Church in Ladebesardt hosted a grand wedding for Miss Coherine Mukie, sixth daughter of the late Juhia McReani, to Mr George David Mongta, eldest son of the late FD Mansion. Rev J Faulknor officiated, with a brother giving away the bride. Attendants wore gowns, the bouquet featured carnations, and a brief reception followed at Bright Eau visii before a honeymoon.
A garbled review reveals a bustling film week with stars Jane Withers Rita Can George Glynt and Pinky Tomlin in a tangle of romance, comedy and adventure. The piece hints at productions like Paddy O and Doawrt Gold while naming venues, cast shifts, and upcoming screenings.
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