Golf notes hail first hole in one at Gloucester links
Gloucester Golf Club reports a historic first hole in one by T Charlton on the 3rd hole during stroke handicap play. Charlton’s 88 18 70 led the field. other scores listed include H Conte 90 18 72 and C Street 96 75, with numerous entries and an Associates draw for the upcoming Score competition.
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Gloucester
T. Charlton
Carda
H. Conte
C Street
CM. Rye
W. Garner
de. Anderson
M. Joffrey
B. Snow
A. Parish
McTntosh
A. Cliffnid
Asking for double dole urged by Newcastle Diocesan Synod
The Newcastle Diocesan Synod on Wednesday urged urgent action by the Commonwealth and State governments to address unemployment and prevent deterioration of citizenship. The Dean of Newcastle suggested doubling the dole and pay portion in Cant. Optometrists Visit notes Mr D I McDonald sight testing specialist of Webster, Jack and Co.
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Newcastle
Commonwealth
McDonald
F.B.C.A
Flonours, Flc
London
Webster, Jack
Gloucester Adopts Spring Show And Local Notices
The report from Tuesday April 4, 1933 notes light showers easing pasture growth with inch or two of rain. Births and deaths figures across the quarter ending March show 17 males and 21 females born, 5 males and 5 females died, 10 marriages. yearly totals: 113 births, 39 deaths, 45 marriages. Police transfers announced and Jersey stock additions highlighted. Gloucester Poultry Club fared well at the Taree Show with multiple firsts and champions. CWA marks a 4th anniversary with a party on April 12. Clearing sale of Jersery herd announced for Back Creek on April 7. Lottery prize details and pig sale rescheduling noted.
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T. A. Kennedy
St March
Stroud Show Promises Record Exhibition This Friday and Saturday
Stroud Show to run over two days with entries appearing in ring on both days for minor events and in other sections until judging. Ring events feature high class hunters and high jumpers. Insurance covers 11 points of rain between 8 am and noon for 50 pounds. A grand show ball Friday night and a show concert Saturday night promise continuous amusement. Also reports of notable deaths including Lord Choinieford and Maharaja Jamsaheb of Nawanager. Taree show described as record breaker with about 7 000 entries and strong gate receipts. Ring events emphasized trotting and jumping with stalls for 158 horses. Pacific Highway inquiry notes that diversion objections were noted and that the route change did not originate from the Department.
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Stroud
Taree
Pacific Highway
Fon. W. Bennett
Department of Main Roads
Gimucostes
TT A.P
Coolongatook
Hr Gauci
MAITLAND AND KRAMBACH STOCK SALES REPORTS
Commercial Kramhach stock sale at Paterson saw cattle prices 10s to 15s below prior sale with prime heavy lots scarce and buyers active. Maitland cattle sale noted 780 fat cattle with prime cattle scarce, values broadly unchanged. Maitland horse market yielded 192 horses with top price 32 pounds 10 shillings for a seven year old draught gelding and strong demand across classes.
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Krambach
Paterson
Nomebush
Maitland
J. Winright
Maitland Yardy
Hunter
Worker’s compensation case over septic hand in Gloucestershire farm
The Workers' Compensation Commission sat in Newcastle last week with Chairman Judge Perdrian and commissioners Routley and Halliday. Cyril Lowe of Bailine, Harris Waukivory, Gloucester, claimed £2 weekly from May 4, 1932, for a septic hand, total award £60 16s 8d including medical expenses. An earlier claim for £28 6d weekly from May 19, 1932, to January 6, 1933, was in Lowe’s favor, plus £10 10s medical expenses. costs on second scale. Lowe testified about farm duties, an injury while pulling mat from a stack, and subsequent medical treatment. Harris denied the link to employment. Medical witnesses discussed infection causes and toxic myelitis possibilities. Harris argued Lowe did not report the accident promptly. The case included conflicting statements about prior injuries and treatment history.
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Workers’ Compensation Commission
Neweasde
Perdrian
T. R. Routley
G. Halliday
R. Mackay
Cyril Lowe
Bailine
Ay Harris
Waukivory
Gloucester
Anand
Way Maste
Lowe
Harris
Harris Lonkt
Munro
Newcastle
Collier
Warafall Hospital
O'Neill
Dr. Morgan
Apeil 29
Caldwell
F. W. D. Calelier
C.F. Puirter
Istineton
Warren Yoopita
Herbert Samuzo
Daim Farmer
Take Morgan
Newcaste
Bowls Meah Pennant Victory At Taree
In the fifth nhava round at Taree last Saturday the home team defeated Gloucester 106 to 71. Players listed include Jeaac Lowe Anerson Gray Stokes Boyce Chapman Haw fine Bolton Arch White Andrews A J Whit Whateon Nelson Walter N Walker Smith Munro Ashworth Frawete.
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Taree
Gloucester
Jeaac
Lowe
Anerson
Gray Stokes
Boyce
Chapman Hawfine
Bolton
Arch White
Andrews
A. J. Whit Whateon
Nelson
C Walter
N. Walker Smith
Munro
Ashworth
Frawete
Birthday Party Notice From CWA At Adams Street
CWA members Spratt Hebron Stiles Becton announce a birthday party in the Tresidler Turner Boorer area, at the Women’s Rest Rooms on Adams Tuesday April 4 to celebrate the group and honor members. Hon. Secretary Donnelly signs on behalf of the club.
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Spratt
Hebron
Stiles
Becton
Tresidler
Turner
Boorer
Adams
April Tith
Robertson
Peel Taylor
Min
Pam
Donnelly
Birthday Tea for Gloucester Presbyterian Fellowship Union
A large attendance celebrated the second anniversary of the Gloucester Presbyterian Fellowship Union at the J N Laurie Memorial Hall on April 1. After a formal business portion, toasts honored the church, the association and visitors, followed by a lively musical program, games, and dances. Mrs J N Laurie presented a cut glass keepsake to Miss Hilda Charnes as she leaves the district, with a final singalong of Auld Lang Syne and the National Anthem.
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Gloucester Presbyterian Fellowship Union
J. N. Laurie Memorial
A. 3
Rev
Alexander
N. Monson
Church
Presbyterian Church
A. Alexander
West
Presbyterian Fellowship Union
A Alexander
Mias ‘Ni Tasker
Parramatta Prebyterian Fellowship Union
Believing Mathers
Stewart McIntosh
Coast of the “Association
J. W. Bawdon
PLP
Assn
Kate McDonall
Tuyior Association
Ralph Hawdon
George Rastom
N. Thurlow
J. N. Laurie
Mise Tria Burns
Olga Yates
Brahms
Leybach
Misa T. Yates
Uien
Mias Kathie McNaughton
Gloucester
Britten
Pan
Presbyterian
Hubbard
E.F.U
J. Ye. Mawson
Hilda ‘Gharnes
Garnet
Alhough
Dr. Anderson
Tarn's
Over
Tris Burns
Jtema
Handy Lwwere
Obituary for Mrs Maria Street in Waratah
The funeral of Mrs Maria Street who died March 30 departed from Station Street Waratah for Angli can Cemetery Sandgate after a home service by Rev H H Hobart and a service at St Philip's Church led by Canon Mat her. Mourners included sons and daughters with many relatives and local organizations represented. Mrs Street 54 native of Raymond Terrace resided in Waratah 40 years. She leaves two brothers one sister five sons three daughters 18 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren.
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Maria Street
Mve
Station Street
Waratah
Sandgate
H. H. Hobart
Bi Phillip's
Canon Mather
Hobart
A. G. Morgan
Central School
Messrs. C. B. Baker
J. J. Roe
J. Cleaves
Wargtah Bowling Club
W-W. Bros
A. J. Windeyer
N. McCelland
Lodge Hunter
W. M. Friedman
Lodge Mayford
J. W. Greaves
St Philip's Parochial Council
Ald
A. Gardiner
Waratah Counell
St. Philip's Women's Guild
Messrs
L. B. Street
Gloucester
Philip
Raymond Terrace
Hilrold Street
Hamilton
Edmund
Bexley
Fred. Street
Maxwell
Bess
Doris Street
Dunlop
T. Rich
Wright
Mis
N. Sutherland
Buckland
Bartle
Brn
Morace
A. Mearns
Vivian
Lowrge Mayfield
Bell
Hon
Fred
Jordan
Nurse Waters
Singer Sewing Machine Co
J. Golting
WJ. Watking
J. Turner
Nellie
Edith
Waratah Public School
MT. Rich
St Philip's Vestry
Mra. Curtis
C. B. Baker
Sutherland
Edie
Street
Raysmond Terence
William Wenham
England
Stroud Road
Copeland
TENDERS INVITED FOR CONCRETE RETAINING WALL AT GLOUCESTER GOLF CLUB
Tenders are invited for the erection of a concrete retaining wall at Gloucester Golf Club. Plans and specifications may be seen on application to the undersigned, tender closes Monday 10 April at 12 noon. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. D. C. Rye, Hon. Secretary.
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Tus Gloucester Golf Club
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Hawdon
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Kersey
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Retly
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Sundaisy
Aldan
Imp
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Rowa
Jersey
Doyle
Waiikivery
Hilt
Gloucester Poultry Club
J Thomas
H. C. Jory
W. Druban
H. Jeans
Orington
Mr. Drahans
CWA
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Back Creek
BW. Ford
c/o
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Mr. Ford
Mins G. Bleakley
Lord Choinieford
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Maharaja Jamsaheb of
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Aberthen
Steers
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Billocks Ave
J J. Campbell
Boggabri
Steers Ave
Farm Handys
Stroud & District A. & H. Assn
Lamborne
Matthewson & Co
Neo
Tom Hicks
Chas
Merrywether
Tin Patate
Fred Stace
da Rovden
Fy Chandler
Mrss Stace
Choice Town Block
School of Arts Committee
Barrington Street
Corbett's Cafe
M. Jones
Rabbit
Sydney
Armidale Pastures Protection Board
R Patston
David H. J. Hill
Tak
G. B Nash
Church OF England
Lest
Gloucester Twin
H.W
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Sorard Astial
Mission
Bowman
Craven Co
Upper Barrington
J. Buttle
Rhodes
Couch
Prairie
Sweden
Hinter River
Paterson. Easton & CO
Wallanbah Estate
Paterson, Easton & Co
Town Properties
Manning
Walloinhs
A.V. McKay
Ate
Paterson, Easton & CG
D.C. Rye
Eachre Party
Star Theatre
Gloucester Reds
Aloomcramers Dance Band
Oldfield, Trea
Forbesdale
Ith
Oloomchalees
H. Gray
Gloucester Labor Exchange
Warry N. Chaplin
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S.I. League
Monta
Shire Yards
Gloucestein
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Coneac
Manning River
Lucerne Seed
Prine
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