Gilgandra Seconds Triumph With Collison Cup Victory
Noel Pitt captains Gilgandra Seconds to a 6 run win over Bamangerie Seconds to reclaim the Collison Cup. J Light and T Marchant start strong, Fleming stars with five wickets for five runs, while Eumangerie bowled for 65. Gilgandra chase 72 and end 78 for five with Noonan 27 and Light 14 not out.
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Gilgandra
Bamangerie
Cnils
Mendooran
Centyr
Eumangerie
J. Light
T. Marchant
Light
K. Buck
G. Fleming
W. Strange
Bumangerie
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C. Looney
S. Ryan
F. Smith
George Fleming
Willow Wieldera
A. Dohnt
Joe Patman
C. Kier
Fleming
Ryan
E. Ellis
N. Noonan
Noonan
Kier Ellis
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Looney
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Marchant
Sabi
A. Jones Smith
Kier
A. Hobbs
Dohnt
Patman
Pitt
Death of Gular railway ganger leaves four orphans
The widower Mr. dhames McGuinlay died at Cooramble District Hospital after double pneumonia. His four children, aged 18 months to ten years, lose both parents with no close relatives nearby. The funeral from Coonamble Hospital to Catholic cemetery drew community support and Returned Soldiers League members attended.
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Dhames McGuinlay
Gular
Cooramble
Hosplal
Saturay
Raismania
Coonamble Hospital
Coonamble
Returned Soldiers’ League
Weather brings scattered storms to Gilgandra district
After weeks of drought a welcome rain swept Gilgandra district with scattered falls in the w area. Tuesday night storms lit the sky and gusts caused damage while heavy falls were recorded near Gilgandra and along the road, offering moisture for post drought farming.
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Lin Gileandes
Lafterno
Joan
Iskhy
Calle
Gilgandra
Week’s register shows modest charges for hospital care
The article notes small fees to be charged by stores to Forbes General Hospital in the future, after hours. It mentions some patients at the stall for care and indicates no tax or charge results for the four patients mentioned.
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Forbes Tweéret
Tata
Reduction in Shire Councillors Proposed at Gilcole meeting
At the Gilcole Shire Council meeting the proposal to reduce councillors from seven to six was discussed. The plan, supported by Drs T G Hitchen and R K Mav Allister, would forward an application under the Local Government Act 1919 to the Governor and Minister for Local Government for approval. The move aims to save travelling allowances as fewer members would be needed.
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Counel
Maren &3
T. G. Hitchen
Mav Allister
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Goverfnor Tm
Gilswotra
N. Ti. Jones
T Mbrebongie Shire
Codbaggie Creek
Dubbo Racing Club
Hehd
A. W. Cleaver
B. R. Richardson
E. Angel
Rabbits and ruin on the western news pages
A Queensland NSW style clipping reports rabbit destruction by amateur prospecting in the Inverell area intruding on local life. It notes flights of chatter about new states, food coupons, and a fatal postnatal death in Dubbo as regional events unfold.
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