06 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Gilgandra Weekly And Castlereagh
Location
Gilgandra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
1
An old advertisement lists prices for materials and hardware from Kerenk and suppliers. It promotes paints, cement, galvanised iron, piping, tank making iron, general hardware, sporting goods, kerosene bath heaters, and tent adaptors. It touts ready stock and a cheap conversion demo for a chip heater.
John Porter 42 faces trial in Gilgandre Police Court on charges of breaking and entering the motor premises of Clifford Whiteman and Sons and stealing goods valued around £60 with partial receipts. Police tied the case to stolen items found on Porter including shoes, a torch, and paper incriminating him, plus witness accounts of his movements near Miller Street and a garage.
A strong turnout of golfers competed for the Torpy Lawrence Cup on the weekend. Final scores show Caldwell and Sheldon leading in the 18 hole play with steadyShowers of birdies and the mixed foursome delivering a close finish. The Drumtochy Cup results highlight Caldwelts and Townsends teams posting top scores across 18 holes.
The government and Prime Minister along with the Minister for Agriculture addressed protests over potential forced sale of remaining wheat in Monslo. Officials argued the plan could prejudice sales, promising released wheat warrants and timely access for the new crop, while assuring safety concerns would not block existing shipments.
The Gibby Health Centre activity for the past month shows new cases enrolled four and a newborn weighed one. Attendances reach twelve monthly visits include infants under one year and under two years totaling fourteen. For expectant mothers, advice and care were provided with sisters visiting and generic services noted.
A wartime style appeal urges rural workers to back the party and leaders amid economic fears. The speaker warns against nationalisation and loss of property, arguing that electing certain candidates will risk inflation, higher prices, and state control of private life.
The Far Weel Children's Health Scheme releases the second tour plan for Baby Health Centre Car No 3. It lists dates and towns including Commanlie, Armattec, Guinr, Coonabarabran, Leytenber, Coonsbarabran, Ulamambri, Blonaway, Ponedon, and Gopamble with sequential stays from September through early October.
Preliminary stock sale details released by Farmers and Growers Cooperative, Bent Kingsley and Co. invite consignors to Junction yard sale on September 1. About 2 000 sheep and 200 cattle expected. full catalogue and consignor instructions to follow in next issue.
A meeting at the Crystal Palace Theatre on Thursday Afternoon attempted to form a local branch of the Chi Health society. Deputy Shoe President Nelson chaired. Mrs Hill spoke against the formation and praised the aims. Officers were elected including President Hyber and Vice President Townsend.
August saw Theran post a strong rainfall record at 182 points, though some months reach higher totals historically. The report lists numerous regional readings across western districts and towns, noting occasional spikes and suggesting a hopeful, bountiful season ahead for farmers and communities.
In a Gilpanden monthly rifle event, J Wilson achieved a strong score amid windy conditions. Weather and yardage impeded others, with Wilton and Kember among top finishers and A Johnson noted for solid performance.
GULAR PICTURES presents the Saturday showmee The Boy featuring Joe Hulbare and Cietly Courtnere as lead actors in a London stage style tale. The review lauds performances and the ensemble as a pleasing spectacle with musical interludes and marchlike motifs.
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