Locke Cup and Stroke Handicap First Round Draw
The Associates present the Locke Cup first round draw for tomorrow with matches Coates vs Seednam Woodward vs Roddy Matthews vs Bramble Chariton vs Snodgrass Anderson vs Channel Garner vs Dawson L Rye vs Carolan McRae vs McIntosh Doyle vs Smith Easton vs Oldfield Parish vs Moore D Rye vs Rosa Street Turner receives a bye Starter Dr. Anderson The stroke handicap results from Wednesday show Mrs King winning 104/31 78 and other scores for Miss Parish Miss Laurie Mrs Yates Mrs Easton Mrs Munro Mrs Conn Mrs Newton Miss Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates
Seednam
Woodward
Roddy
Matthews
Bramble
Chariton
Snodgrass
Anderson
Channel
Garner
Dawson
L. Rye
Carolan
McRae
McIntosh
Doyle
Smith
Easton
Oldfield
Parish
Moore
D. Rye
Rosa Street
Turner
Dr. Anderson
Associates
King
J. Parish
M. Laurie
Yates
G. Easton
Munro
Conn
Newton
D. Higgins
Harris Cup singles handicap draw announced
The first round draw lists Adams versus Street, Andrews versus Woodward, Anderson versus Teni, Boorer against Bolton, Hawdon versus Houghton, Jeffery four versus Munro two, Kendall two against Whatson four, Lowe four against White, and Smith five against Thomas. The round must be completed by April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Street
Andrews
Woodward
Anderson
Teni
Boorer
Bolton
Hawdon
Houghton
Jeffery
Munro
Kendall
Whatson
Lowe
White
Smith
Thomas
Gloucester Ladies Hockey Club Plans Spring Events
The Gloucester Ladies Hockey Club held its annual meeting at Corbet's Cafe on March 25 1936 with Miss Kath Sanders presiding. Officers named include Patron Mrs A J White President Miss Barbara Moses Vice Presidents Mesdames Deards Street and Hicks Treasurer Miss Elsie Yardy Secretary Miss Frances Booker. The club will start practice immediately, opening day set for Saturday March 28 and a grand opening dance on May 21 was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Ladies’ Hockey Club
Corbet
Kath. Sanders
A. J. White
Barbara Moses
Mesdames Deards
Street and Hicks
Elsie Yardy
Frances Booker
NSW Red Fishers Sea Fry Fund Drive for Brown and Rainbow Trout
The New South Wales Red Fishers Society and Fisheries Department join again to raise funds for Brown and Rainbow trout fry. Orders due by April 20, costs: Brown 1 per 1,060. Rainbow 15 shillings per 1,000. Money and orders go to A E Church, NSW Rod Fishers Society, Sydney. Fry distribution planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales Red Fishers’ Society
Wisheries Department
Fisheries Department
A. E. Church
Ns.w. Rod Fishers’ Society
Bull's Chambers
Martin Place
Sydney
Brown
Rainbow
Government extends artificial manure subsidy deadlines
The Commonwealth Government extends the subsidy closing date to 30 April 1936 for artificial manure used in 1935 and to 31 December 1936 for 1936 applications. Payments are 15 shillings per ton for quantities not less than one ton and applicable to primary production other than wheat for grain. Eligible applicants must apply by deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Department of Commerce
City Prices Jooller Catalog Promises Satisfaction
A shopper invites readers to send orders to H Coote Jeweller Gloucester. The notice claims trials will prove City Prices meet requirements with all catalogues on hand and guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Coote
Jeweller
Gloucester
Obituary James J. Smith of Scone district dies at 85
The district mourns James J. Smith who died at 8.M. Hospital aged 85. Born in England he came to New South Wales in 1857 aboard the Sultana. Survived by seven sons and a daughter with 16 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral held at Upper Rouchel Cemetery after service at Lower Bouchel Church conducted by Rev Ayscough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Smith
England
Mr. Smith
N.S. Wales
Sultana
Robert Smith
Maitland
Upper Rouches
Brookdale
Robt. Smith
Elizabeth Gardner
William Gardner
Rosedale
J. Gardner
M.hsr
Bouchel
Manilla
Scone
A. G. Smith
Camberwell
A.B
W. P. L. Smith
F. W
Gloucester
W. A
L. H
Dartbrook
J. B.C
Richmond
Miss B
G. Smith
Messrs
J. B.C. Smith
Upper Rouchel
Lower Bouchel
A. Ayscough
E. Y. Smith
Joe Laurie
Mitchell Library Australia Exhibit Opens in Sydney
A Mitchell Library exhibition in Macquarie Street Sydney showcases manuscripts maps portraits and rare prints tracing Australian and Pacific history from early explorers to pioneers. Opened March 19 the display runs until April 17 to allow country visitors to view the gift of David Mitchell to the citizens. The article notes the library and Country Reference Section boost access to rural readers and historic records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
Mitchell Library
Macquarie Street
Sydney
de Quires
Great South Land
David Scott Mitchell
Public Library of
New South Wales
Mitchr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Exster Travel
Grime & Small
W. Batger
Church Street
Dan
W. A. Dan
Tha Bargain
Gloucester & Taree
Hockey Notes
Ributl
Vry
James John Smith
Stewart
Bio Aggressiv
Hoeless
Tariff Board
Bunny Bugs
Dorcas
ROYAL
Ling Rugs
Paton & Baldwin’s Wools
Patons & Baldwins
Paton & Baldwin
Paton & Baldwins
Bemberg
Dragon
Street & Parish Ltd
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