Munro Wins At Mendooran In 36 Hole Golf Event
Ghandra Golf Club hosted the Mendooran annual tournament with F Munro taking the 36 hole scratch title. W John captured the morning 16 hole event while L D Serister won the holy eclectic, B Gould placed second, and a four man team finished second in the teams event. W Johnson carded five under par in the morning. The event drew players from surrounding clubs including Gulargembone, and officials praised the hospitality and course conditions.
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Ghandra Golf Club
Mendooran
F. Munro
W. John
L. D. Serister
Holy Eclectic
B. Gould
W. Johnson
Gileandea
Masoehati
Aerate
Sue
Ceria
Johnson
Bovister
Listivky
Prin
H. Mewhirter
Gould Guganden Nett
D. Surisier
Greec
Ad P. Hosen
Jaikie
Ize
Schuemack
McWhirter
Minnoway
Paramount A grade tennis team defeated at Gilganara Club
Dubbo players from Paramount A grade visited Gilganara and lost 32 nets to 16. The report lists match results with numerous players and scores, noting finals to be completed the coming Sunday at Gibeymire Park Course.
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Paramount A Grade
Dubbo
Gilgandra
Parle
Nets
Ios
Oy Ave
Junveyou
Paramount Coyets
Shanees
Dally
Glaern
St S
Waleh
Dames
O'Brien
Mea
Hodder
Deew
Q'Arion
McCutcheon
Cadwell
Mas O'Brien
Wheaton
Mi Meclelland
Heris
Mia Stobb
Mrs Willamy
Oaeneason
Alen
Cutcheon
Wise O'Brien
Falwell
M. O'Brien
G. Wheaton
McCutehvon
McCutchow
Twos
Sis McPiellend
NOTTS
Ruthie
Nico
Atenianiee
Gibeymire Park
Gilgandra Memorial Literary Institute Committee Meeting
The usual monthly Gilgandra War Memorial Literary Institute committee meeting was held in the meeting room on Thursday night. Mr G Christie occupied the chair. others in attendance included Messrs Dunston, Murray, Williams, Highfield, Rendell, Gorn, B Adams, A Holmes, W McGowan, hon secretary. The secretary noted a letter of appreciation to Secretary Mr M Bogey. The committee reported purchasing books valued at £18 now in the Whoury. Books were off on Boatintard. a crone inquisition Ti the Bilin fom Shodkerwie became Homine sine. The new balls arrived and the annual working... It was decided that the annual working... Many members were reminded to be punctual. Additional names: Tibi, Mrs Tateatt, Mudie, Mes abpooxl to Ni gia Tr Alexander and Mrs Marton Asin AAR UE see AtL amd Mai Browns.
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Gilgandiey War Memorial Literary Institute
G. Christie
Chile
Wenny
Dunston
Murry
Willams
Highfield
Rendell
Gorn
B. Adams
Holmes Wn McGowan
Wens
Intericretary
M Bogey
Cibenty
Blal
Tibi
Tateeatt
Mudie
Gia Tr
Alexander
Marton
Asin
Gilvendre P
A. Anocistion
Memorial Literary Institute
Satnralay
Thabo
Thoroigh
KR. Stanley
Euplad
Unre Beime Mears
Fflan
Gurnall
P. Fallon
LD. Selisieh
Je No 'Humeer
da Johns
Bovehidwe
J. le. Mole
Neleon
McKellay
By Barling
E. Semler
Gilmour
Burtell
Reuss
Torrell
Ralion
Bonnington
W. Highfield
Christie
Etter
Blanding
Tseurcy
W. Miehe
Messrs
Ms. Smith
Ndra
E. Townsend
Gormali
J'Y.p
Moat
Dali Quarter
Staaten
Mecide
Samouel Copeland
Ferkennie Taylor
RhiMer
Sonaditvee
Peresamya's
Gilenndya Police Slavin
Warren
Warren Shaw
Risa
Walker
Tom Lille
Fin
Faye Bevy
Artis Wits
Stoke Oak
Duvinie
Cornwall
Marten
Riley
Wil
Mundy
Elrod
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Mem Wi Phe
We Klentl
Tender Accepted For Erection Of New Publican Booth
A meeting of the Gilvendre P. and A. Anocistion committee at Memorial Literary Institute discussed tender acceptance for a new publican booth at the Show. Officials reviewed accounts and plans, with the decision to stand the matter over until next year. the secretary reported on wares, site distances, and conditions for future participation by stewards and local troops.
Double defeat for Gilgandra footballers in weekend clashes
Gilgandra footballers suffered a double defeat on Sunday at Eumungerie and Tooraweenah. At Eumungerie the home side won by 15 points in a firsts friendly while Gilgandra reserves fielded only one man. At Tooraweenah the Gatling Shield match slipped 10 to 8 as the reserves were defeated, but the team vows to lodge another challenge.
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Gilkandra
Eumungerie
Toorsweenah
Gilgandra
Taorns Weensh
Shocking accident hurts Colleen Gibson on a Monday
A brief report describes 2 year old Colleen Gibson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lory Gibson, severing a finger with an axe during play at home. Doctors hope to save the finger as the family faces medical attention and concerns about safety in the yard.
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Colleen
Lory Gibson
Reidence
Elmost
Olteon
Western Boy's Narrow Fail With Wild Pony Bet
A young rider attempted to ride a wild pony for a bet in a park setting. The horse bucked and fell, injuring the rider and ending the stunt. A trainer nearby intervened, noting the danger and stopping further attempts.
Curban Rifle Club Meeting Notes From Turbulent Night
The Curban Rifle Club held a crowded meeting with late attendance and correction of scoring totals. Members discussed lowering some tallies and reviewed event results and participants including Thorton Suuliy and Muckay.
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Thorton Suuliy
Unclear 19th Century Proceedings Mention Event
Fragmentary OCR text records a dated meeting with references to Messrs Nelson and Toiehelh and a purchase related to a public obligation. The exact date, place, participants, and outcome are unreadable, leaving only hints of a debate and a decision regarding a procurement.
Bishop Peetham’s Episcopal Career in Queensland Revealed
Reprint from a Queensland journal outlines the career of the fourth Bishop of North Queensland, J. G. Peethay. It notes early service at Good Shepherd in New South Wales, extensive travels across North Queensland, and long tenure with parish duties, school links, and missionary work. The piece highlights his influence on church outreach, education, and the broader Anglican mission in the region.
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Queensland
Gilgandra
Gland
Nord Queensland
Righe Reverwad J. Gi. Peethay
Guennand
Rishon
Tee Carhart
Ty Townville
Australia
Brotherhood
New South
Tsk
Nord I
fNorts
Mirlborough
P Tainity Hall
Bel
Erin
Bish Brothers
Soro Teil
Fay Lilhneh
Tragic Tractor Mishap Claims Local Child
A young boy, son of Mr Teter Bell, dies after a tractor accident on a farm near Bringly. Funeral plans are set for Monday in the local area, with family and community mourning the loss of the child identified as MENDOORAN. Local authorities report a farm incident involving a Deering plow and machinery during field work.
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Teter Bell
Mendooran
Medudanping
Groagker
Roy
Willem Athe
Bringly
Ard Mer
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