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Newspaper
Gilgandra Weekly And Castlereagh
Location
Gilgandra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
5
A Thursday morning accident at a job site left a worker with a severely injured left hand. McMillan Bros staff aided by a bystander acted quickly but the amputation was deemed necessary. The injured man was transported to a hospital for surgery.
Mr A R Samuels receives instructions from the Forestry Commission to dismiss the forest relief gangs. About twenty men involved, led by a rabbi figure, with work deemed vital. Samuels has been directed to counteract previous actions and additional funds have been made available.
Nangio footballers visited Gigan Ww for a friendly where Gieandra won easily with 24 to 3. Visitors' scoring included Whitton and Ole, while Wood kicked three goals for the winners and L Winkley, L McKeneie, WW Williams also found the target.
The Gilgandia Shire Council will hold a meeting in the Council Chamber on Friday near June. Items include motions by Councillors, discussion of resolution 110, valuations, and notices of appeal rights. Also noted are offers, penalties, and a cough remedy advertisement with HRENZO and Murnaa products. Mr. Swindiehurst was appointed to a position in Wallington for support.
In Sunday play, Nole handieav led morning foursomes with par for Me Byrnes. Pilcher and Shel lon won the morning playoff. Afternoon matches saw Connilly and Bo br Teas top the field while several players, including A Krohn, were disqualified. Canadian Foursome saw Miss Campbell and T Connolly win 78.
A skimpy program outlines two features starring Tila Birrett and Melvyn Douglas with a mix of humans animals and a prophecy of drama. The bill includes a free animal exhibition and a tennis showcase plus Monday screenings featuring The Woman from Monte Carlo with Huston and William.
Wellington hosts a £100 prize shoot with participants including Howe, Marchant, Kem, and Van Mowckstam. A Kuliner led the event with Sergeant Campbell present. A Kuliner assisted by Coonam Mey as the master of ceremonies. Sergeant Campbell set a home-run record amid a crowded field. Dave Rich of Wellington and Carmorty of Halladoran won notable prizes. a serious accident was reported but details remain limited.
A church notices listing Sunday services and an evening program titled Back to Church Campaign. The fragment mentions various religious activities including morning and evening gatherings and outreach talks aimed at inviting members and inactive attendees back.
Local debate centers on church attendance and support in Gilgandra with comments from home missionary Mr. A dard and Bishop Richey Wyille. Reports note 200 to 300 worshippers at a Sunday service and discuss church funding and dedication costs while Lloyd plans to reply to a Daily Telegraph piece.
The fragment relates to a desertion case involving Bartoly and Mary in a rural setting. It references a petition, claims of separation, and a magistrate proceeding about guardianship and support, with descriptions of a farm, vows, and family tensions as the court weighs the matter and orders a formal hearing.
The article notes a well known resident of Welling, Monty Drew, celebrated his 90th birthday last week. It mentions a hospital ball and social activities with local organizers and a secretary named Briffa coordinating the event.
Cameron Triangle won the male event at Wellington on Monday as the meet featured a 148.0 stroke total. Notables included Krohn 70 77 and Blick 77 54 with several players scoring in the 70s. youth runner Day took a late lead while organizers noted a close finish across multiple brackets.
There was a good attendance at the Gilgandra rifle range on Sunday for the club shoot. The event featured a 300 yard target and two stands with point scores. results included a first place for Gehnng club, with the rest of the scores noted as the competition proceeded.
A fragmented report discusses the Farmers Relief Act with references to Keyworth and regions such as Gilgandra. The text mentions interviews and dates in March and April, noting changes in butchery practices and meat markets.
A dated legal notice outlines probate actions and succession matters in New South Wales. It names parties such as Thomas Anil and Gileantra and mentions the Seah period for claims. Officials Bowen and Sopiswe are referenced in relation to the case.
A fragmented memorial note lists obscure names and dates with garbled phrases. The text references memory loss and unspecified events, lacking clear persons or places to confirm details.
Warren and Gol kambhone buyers offer 857 acres across three adjoining parcels by auction at Warren. Properties include a homestead, stables, yards, two bore wells, underground tanks, windmill, and several outbuildings. Rail access to Guler railway station noted. full particulars available from selling agents.
The annual Gilgandra district event lists Tynker's Jazz Orchestra with Hiavist and other musicians performing at Australian Hall in Gilgandra on Wednesday June 14 1933. Adults 1/6 Children 1. consignments by Perera C Seymour and Co. secretary. Bacon curers orange.
The High Court of New South Wales furnishes a notice concerning the estate of the deceased dated December 4 1982. The Public Trustee is to receive debt or claim particulars by August 16 1908 and will distribute the estate accordingly to owed parties. The Public Trustee disclaims liability for any property until distribution is complete.
Public auction announced for the Cooboco estate 27 miles north west of Dubbo on the Coonamble line. The property features a well fenced and netted stand of timber, water from three bores, a weatherboard homestead, woolshed and sheds, good grasses and stock facilities. Terms on request from agents Algety Co Ltd and Richardson & Scott with Ministerial consent noted.
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