Supper Tender Accepted for Ex-Students Ball in Gulargambone
Mrs Baker's tender to provide supper for the ex Students Ball was accepted. The ball is set for June 8 with expected large attendance. Golfers enjoyed a Gilgandra match, winning 7 to 6. First hockey match of the season comes next Sunday with Coonamble down. Fox hunting craze grows with tin whistles. Warrumbungles hunts exceed 50 in four days and 11 in one afternoon.
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Gilgandra
Coonamble
Warrumbungles
Afernoon
Golf meeting arranges ground work for forthcoming tournament
A special meeting of the Gular Gambone Golf Club at Messra Kingsley and Mathes offices discussed preparing the course for the upcoming tournament. Members named include Mesra N Kingsley W Ford G White J Rosser J Skewes and E McDonnell. McDonnell offered five days work on links with profit if any to be donated free if no profit shows. Secretary to invite the CWA to run a luncheon booth similar to last year. A motion placed that prize selection remain with the Tournament Committee.
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Gulargambone Golf Club
Messra Kingsley and Mathes
Porcent
Mesra
N. Kingsley
W. Ford
G. White
J. Rosser
J. Skewes
E. McDonnell
KE. McDonnell
Linls
Clo
Perth
le Wenkl
Oly
McTonnell
CWA
Priges
Personal Pars Convalescing Friends Report Health
Friends of Mrs W Skuthorpe are pleased to hear she is convalescing and past danger. M Armstrong has been ill for several weeks with influenza while W McFwen has been laid up but is now recovering.
Nelson's Sawmill Timber Prices At Gilgandra Notice
Residents of Gulangam Bone district informed of sawn and dressed timber available at low prices from Nelson's Sawmill adjacent to the bridge. Inquiries directed to Nelson's Sawmill Gilgandra will receive prompt attention.
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Gulangam Bone
Lowes
Nelson
Gilgandra
Tooraweenah Defeats Royal Blues In Close Football Match
Tooraweenah defeated the Royal Blues by 2 goals to 0 in wet conditions. The game featured limited scoring and effort from both sides with Tooraweenah exploiting the wind and field to take control before the halftime break.
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Tooraweenah
Royal Blue
Fac
Toorawerah
Gular
Hoon
Seorme
Balderson
Wth Jenkins
Gan
Ferguson
Reynolds
McDonal
Cere
Meng
Therine
Opin
Epetrieulis
Tooraweenah Howng
Sid Manusu
Toora- Weensh
Rove Blues
McDonald
Heh
Tooaweenah
Royal Blues
Weeds' Great Peppermin cures fe fevers coughs and colds
A historical advertisement touts Weeds' Great Peppermin as a remedy for fevers, coughs, and colds. The terse copy emphasizes quickly alleviating common illnesses with a botanical prep.
Sheep Sale Notice Amid Erratic OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes announce a sheep sale to be held next Tuesday with unclear location and organizers. Readers are urged to attend though many details are unreadable.
That Bringle Creek Arma Tree Road Dispute
A community quarrel over road work between Bringle Creek and Arma Tree Road highlights Shire officers delays and funding issues. Residents urge repairs and warn against misused funds while stressing impact on wheat and wool trade and local livelihoods.
New South Wales Sheewhreedera Resn ention Held in Sydnew
The article notes an upcoming S8th cheep show in Sydnew on the 22nd 23rd and 24th and mentions Mr. Wolf Whidden as treasurer at Ste Bettery. It also cites confusion over directorship and possible new director from the public, along with a memorial for Charles Kingsford-Smith and a funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Tait with services led by Shakeepenra and Son.
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New South Wales
Sydnew
Wolf
Whidden
Ste
Elizabeth Tait
Robert Tait
Thuoreday
C, OT
Shakeepenra and Son
Indy
West
Jim Prince assumes command in Puhr of Go ar gambone district
Jim Prince has notified authorities in the Puhr of Go ar gambone district that he has taken over leadership. The move formalizes a shift in control and will impact local administration and governance.
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Bega
Go'ar Gambone
Coroneos Bros Refresh for Reasonable Goods and Drinks
Local shop advertises a wide range of goods including confectionery drinks ices fruits vegetables small goods fish and tobacco at very reasonable prices. Friday fish market note and promise of satisfaction.
Stray Dog Regulation Prompted by Cruelty Society Complaint
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports stray dog incidents and animal attacks prompting action by the Chief Secretary. The act requires immediate containment and destruction of stray dogs found under custody to prevent further harm to people and pets.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Alsution
Tielly
Herwiss
Lange
Feeding Off the Wheat Crop From Weather to Harrow Effects
The article discusses wheat crop prospects amid variable weather, noting potential drought or wet spells and their impact on yields. It considers harrowing timing, soil surface effects, and farmer concerns about spring growth, with reference to whether early weather favors or harms production.
Local Sports and Obituary Notes from West District
Peppermin, Denson, and Avor join Waren football squad in a major West district acquisition. The death of Mr Migh Langwell is noted at 66 Penkivi Street residence. Hughie Bourke veteran and former Legislative Assembly delegate and Council member linked to Western Tanita Commission. Coonambie P.P. Beard advocates crow bonus restoration to curb crow numbers in the district.
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Migh Langwell
St Hk
Penkivi
Hughie
Juatback
Bourke
Legislative Council
Tanita Commissarre
Stabilisations Addressed by Mr Ireland in Australian Meetings
Horace Ireland, official organiser of the Australian Farmers and Graziers Stablisation Association, urged price stabilisation for primary products in a series of talks at Cognamble Wal ee Quambene Gulargambene Gileandra Biddon and Eumun rerie. He argued that only strong Commonwealth policy and industry unity can secure permanent protection for farmers against volatile prices and market manipulation.
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Horace Ireland
Australian Farmers and Graziers' Stabiation Association
Nowerfol
Pepeentattane
Ayera
Treland
Owen Padi
Senate
Alewin
Commonwealth
Moumin
Stevens
New South Wales Sees Drop in Bankrupts and Employment Rise
Figures show bankrupts in New South Wales fell to 318 in the latest period from 1981 levels and 69 in 1940, while government finances improve by about 10 percent. Thousands gain employment, and private enterprise leads the recovery with rapid progress.
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New South Wales
Unclear meeting on labor and protection policy
A fragmented report discusses forced labor and cheap imports from Japan, China, Slovakia, Italy, and Europe. It argues against accepting low wages and secondary industries undermining Australian workers and calls for protection to safeguard local industry and credit. The closing remarks praise speaker Mr. Treland.
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Japan
China
Slovakia
Italy
Australia
Veuy Secondary Industries
Aon
Treland
Ourystem
Census This Month in Commonwealth To Count Population
The nation will be numbered on June 29 into June 30 for the third national census. It records population, industrial and social changes of the last 12 years. Every householder must fill in a white householder’s schedule and a black personal slip.
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Commonwealth
Australia
Wool sheep loan scheme aids emal grogers in ewe breeding
The scheme helps emal grogers with up to about 2000 breeding ewes to buy Mevino and Longwool rams to improve wool clips. Rams priced under £ A/8¢ and freight charges are excluded. The maximum advance per applicant is £40 plus interest. Repayment occurs in two roughly equal instalments. Rams bought from reputable breeders only. Full details from Rural Industries Tened in Sydney.
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Emal Grogers
Industrs Tened
Sydney
Club House Hotel Changes Ownership in Warren
The Club House Hotel in Warren changed hands last week with Mr. Leslie Edward Maher named the new proprietor.
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Club House
Warren
Leslie Edward Maher
Census Penalties and Duties for Australian Travel
Instructions warn of heavy penalties for missing counts on census night. Travellers by rail must be counted, shipboard passengers in ports must submit forms, and campers or travelers must apply at nearest post office or police station. Confidential information protects respondents. penalties include fines for nonresponse or false statements.
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Toorawenah
Gular Royal Blues
Gulargambone Rovers
Ha’ Reens
Rovers
Torraweenah
Bringle Creek
Armatree Road
Birnels Creek
Peanlend
Charles Kingsford-Siith
Jim Prince
Coroneos Bros
New Smith Wales
Heros
Mess
Vern Denson
Alick
Coonambie P.P. Beard
Distriet
MR. Ireland
P. Thomas
Wien
Thomas
Thoma
Palmer Trip
P. Thomas Sale Price
P.K
F. Thomas
Indiana
Bond
Bil
Miller Street
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