Rifle Shooting Good Win For Locals
The Gilgandra club defeated Curban by 41 points in a 18 man team event where the best 10 counted. Weather was bleak with a head wind as R Lewis led with 66 34 at 600 and 33 at 600 yards, followed by R Johnstone and R Parslow. Other top scorers included F Nalder and R J Nalder for Curban, with detailed scores listed for each shooter across 500 and 600 yard ranges.
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Fulfi Thei
Coun
Curban
Gilgandra
R. Lewis
Ite
R. Johnstone
R. Parslow
F. Nalder
R. J. Nalder
Cirban
Ware
Toul BR
Lewis
Johnstone
Parstow
A. McClure
Ross
Nelder
Dr. Tarlinton
A. R. Marehan
A. Kember
Sutton
W. Marchant
G. McClure
Walder
W. Turnball
Bughes
Merase Ag
W.priddle
C. Findia
Champion Ee
W. Milgate
Marchant
Bi P Pride
First Aid Hints for Burns and Choking Accidents
The Daily Press outlines urgent child safety steps for burns and choking. For clothes on fire, place the child on the floor, roll wool rug around, send for a doctor, and keep the child warm and quiet. For burns, avoid removing clothing and use blankets and hot bottles while awaiting care. For choking, give back blows to a small child, then back and finger sweep if needed to clear the throat.
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Health Department
Alway Revere
Celebration in Brisbane for Mina Lena and family
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a celebration in Brisbane for Mina Lena youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Guba of Mooaya Gular and mentions Rich Woods and a Papparmine Cure for beanan colds.
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Brisbane
Mina Lena
Guba Ot
Mooaya Gularsrambon
Adgar
Rich
Western Rain Lifts Trails of Drought Across Gilgandra
Far West farmers faced starvation and stock losses as drought pressed, with heavy rain in Gilgandra bringing relief. Narromine and Trangie saw less rain, but recent falls promise improved feed for months. Stock moved to grazing regions as conditions eased and crops showed forward progress. outlook improves with further showers.
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Jupiter
Wess Sind
Giigandrsee
Cere
Dubbo
Vive
Narromine
Tenngie
Warren Gulargambe
Grovoora Brewarvina
Enngenia Hungerford Barringun
South Oo Whity
Bourke
la Nymagee
Collie News and Weekend Happenings at Collie
Reports from Collie cover visitors including Mr E Rankmore and Miss Isabelle Meere, with local guests returning home. Arrangements for entertainment are under way as police station renovations progress and rains boost crops and pastures. A local tennis visit from Catlereagh was canceled by bad roads. Gilgandra plan a match next Sunday. A note ends with Woods Great Peppermint Cure for children’s coughing.
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E. Rankmore
Ashgrove Collie
Sydney
Wadhitore
Isabelle Meeré
Collie
B.A. Meers
Dick's Camp
Nimbo
Dubbo
Gilgandra
Reduced Prices On Essential Goods For Incomes Decline
Real price reductions offer economy for households facing lower incomes. Highlights include Ever Ready batteries, Diabolo butter churns with several capacity options, and Alfa Laval separators with 12 month payment terms. Cash prices and small extra charges for booking or hooking are noted, with emphasis on affordability and local purchase options.
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Alfa Laval
The Census in 1933 Aims at Population Insights
The article discusses early census purposes and modern aims, noting social, economic, and administrative value. It covers how counts inform taxation, debt, industry needs, and public policy, emphasizing the census as a tool for understanding population structure and societal requirements. It mentions governance and data use for planning and national statistics.
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Guy
Brest
Tunis
Pene Jan
Bieener
Radshilipims
Vita
Pol ‘Alton Theeir
Eman
Ponduction
Iiferent Ducit
Remy Util
Vince
Ace Ranger
Ratine
Cote
Good News on Dole Relief in Laley Depots Mentioned
The report notes families in Laley and nearby towns relying on dole as a main income. It highlights individuals and places such as Smithtoivn Gladaiane Belle Brook Kinndray Tiribburee and Whitton, with workers seeking relief through rationing amid shortages. Rabbit imagery and vague references to gains or declines in relief appear alongside mention of ongoing struggles.
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Laley
Bia
Don Halen
Soveal Rovers and J Kiely Clash Over Sportsmanship
A letter-wrapped clash accuses the Gilgandry club of poor behavior and denounces referee calls after a rugby league match with Tooraweenah. The writer condemns alleged injuries and biased play, urging true sportsmanship and correct rules awareness.
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J. Kiely
Gigandra
Kiely
Wlu
Gilgandya
Gilgandran
Kichy
Gileganudra
Tooraweenah
Younger Set Meeting of Local Branch
A meeting of the local branch of the Younger Set was held at the Memorial Institute on Monday night the 1th June. Members present included Miss I Townsend Master O Peart A Bigs S Hgts A Laws Nay y Mand Crean D Gardiner May L Kember and K Bartley hon secretary others present Misses and Mrs Members agreed to discontinue Sunday meetings and hold business meetings on the second Monday of each month at the Twiijute with social evenings at members homes. Mrs AL Lewin appointed Younger Setee of Gold Ball and an evening at Air KE Townsend's was planned to raise funds. The price was fixed at 2 shillings.
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Ow. A
T He Memorial Institute
Miss I. Townsend
Maser O
Peart
A. Bigs
Laws
Nayy
Mand
Crean
D. Gardiner
May
L Kember
K. Bartley
Mesdames Markey
Huuion
Peet
Lewis
Moet Beasley
W. Elsom
AL Lewin
Dubbo Butter Factory Review Highlights Six Months
A brief review of the Dubbo Butter Factory operations over the past six months notes start of manufacture in December 1982 with some lives and today over 20 suppliers. It cites uneven payments, beneficial rains, and production fluctuations. The report mentions May as a key period and references general plant activity and state-wide operations.
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Dubbo
Suny
Lew Hewlen
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