19 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Gilgandra Weekly And Castlereagh
Location
Gilgandra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
1
A letter from Mr EA Brijenshaw to Mr A Wo Yeu Mile details an approved grant of £20 for the Reserve No. 60428 Torrace Cove public recreation area. The trustees must file expenditure statements by March 1936 and forward year-end accounts to the department.
In a murky report of a cricket clash, Collie bowler J Meers took five for 14 as Warren collapsed to 182 all out. Welsh and Meers added a brisk 70 as Pratley joined Welsh, putting Collie in control with a handy lead. Heavy pressure by Meers and Welish, plus steady fielding, left Warren in trouble as Collie dominated the innings.
A partial progress report from the Baby Health Centre highlights ongoing work during the past month. It notes attendance figures, monthly turnout, and general activity under the Public Health Department, with references to staff and program reach.
A secular association solicitor leaks figures on Commonwealth and Federal funding debates. The piece notes road tax concerns, the share reaching the Treasury, and local council plans tied to a road construction project near McAmier and O’Livion, with memorial considerations and parliamentary questions.
A fragmented note discusses possible electricity price cuts linked to a council bid. It mentions per unit charges, deadlines around the 18th, and the potential impact on industrial and domestic power costs, with reference to a foreign supplier.
The Narrumine and Gilgandra teams faced off in a packed inter town sporting event with cricket and bowling results. Gilgandra beat Narrumine 72 to 45 in cricket while Salts and Salromine girls also competed. the event included a social tea and notes on team lineups and performances.
The local champion Jane Williams led with 29 in a 179 for four amid brisk batting. Maud and Jean Williams added crucial partnerships, while Alice Newnan took 6 for 29, helping dismiss Nerromine Indies for 96. The visitor side had a brief rally before Williams sealed a notable win.
The report notes L McKenzie scoring 97 seconds as Narrative Seland grade associates beat the district assetia tion team. The piece references near boundary plays and a late hit, with many unclear names and fragmented phrases surrounding the event. Strong entities are not consistently identifiable due to OCR errors.
A tight cricket match ended with Williams retired and Gilgasdre driving a rapid chase. The visitors reached 204 as Man and McKays contributed key runs. Hobbling fielding and bowling saw late casualties, while captain Wiley led a fightback before the final dismissal left the home side 18 runs short.
A list of students who passed the 1935 Primary Final in the Gilgandra district led by Sydney Woodwards and Joseph Adams. Names include Diana Grennie, Irene Semmler, Kathleen Clarkson, Wincom Johns, Mary Capsidy, etc. Eligible pupils earned admission to Gilgandra. results dated January 1936.
Charles Gaye, a longtime resident of Farrumune, died Wednesday night at Dubho Dreteck Hospital after illness. Born in Harley Vale, he moved to Dobpe when the town grew. He leaves a widow and several children, including Robert Charles and Willrow Harold, with a funeral held in a Church of England section of the local cemetery.
Fragmentary letters from residents raise concerns about Martha Guy Creek bridges before the Shire Council. One letter from A W man Bord urges action and notes rising costs and ongoing delays impacting the community. Public notice invites comment on proposed timing and funding.
An unclear ledger notes 858 cattle yarded at Flemington with varied quality and prices. The market shows uneven demand as bids and quotations drift, with some fat cattle and wethers drawing attention while rest of stock remains steady or soft.
A lively social event at Keerenne Hall featured a noted student organization ensemble and an active crowd. The evening included fashionably dressed guests, extended dancing, and a question about when the next gathering would occur.
A wedding in Sydney unites Agnes Haugatey of Mi wid with George Toh Bonds in a ceremony at a residence noted by Mrs Layten Stich. The bride wore a satin gown with tulle veil and pink and white flowers. attendants included Mise Losh and Missy Fupzy Mitchell. Guests in green attire watched the couple depart, with the reception planned at The Waldots residence later.
The Younger Ses gathered for their annual meeting on Monday to review reports and elect officers for the upcoming year. Officers elected included the president and treasurer as the group outlined planned activities and committee duties for the season.
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