Golf Notes from Monthly Medal and Locke Cup Leaders
The Monthly Medal winner was Dr Anderson with a net 68. W Meee leads the Locke Cup with a net 75. The notes list scores for many players and detail draws for the Associates Challenge, plus mentions of Gloucester visitors and prize results in the handicap events and mixed pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Anderson
W Meee
Will
Dr. Anderson
W. McGee
W. W Hawdon
T, Charlton
H Goote
J. Hawdon
EH. Snow
J. Hogg
D. & Rye
W. Street
A. Oldfield
T. Ashworth
R. Thurlow
B Homer
L. Rye
S. McAlpin
J. McRae
Federal Budget Expected To Balance This Financial Year
Government officials in Canberra are confident the federal budget will balance this year helped by stronger revenue from Customs and higher tax collections. A surplus is anticipated if conditions hold. The NEMA urges motorists to avoid unnecessary hooting in residential areas during sleeping hours, noting many drivers think they must honk at every corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
NEMA
Runaway girls before Gloucester Children's Court
Two Newcastle district girls who fled their homes were brought before the local Children's Court on Saturday and remanded to Bromden Meadow. The wanderers, dressed as youths, triggered a railway official's suspicions, prompting police involvement and escort to a welfare institution. Infantile paralysis cases reported at Bundook, with hospital intake and a death. Taree Show opens with electric grounds, 5000 entries, special Gloucester goods train. Nabiac and Nabiac district fair proclaimed for Friday 22nd instant. Family Endowment Tax reminders for employers from 30 June 1931 wages. Gloucester Methodist Church note on Mr. Marsh’s appointment. Parliamentarians' Gloucester meeting set for April 16 with Gardner and Bennett. What's On This Week lists events, dances, exhibitions, and football training reminders.
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Newcastle
Bromdmeadow
Wanderers
Gloucester
Mid- North Coast
Taree
Etrtion
Redistribution talk looms for NSW electorates
State Parliament discusses redrawing electorates as the Privy Council appeal on the mining case hangs. The Bavin government previously shifted boundaries, adding four country seats while reducing metropolitan seats in Sydney and Newcastle. Any future plan to boost Labour would shift seats from the country to cities.
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Sydney
Privy Council
Bavin
Newcastle
Country
Labour
Lang Lyons Face Tax Battle Over Enforcement Act
The High Court upholds the Financial Agreement Enforcement Act. The dispute pits Mr Lang against Mr Lyons over income tax and state revenue collection. The State Government plans to thwart Commonwealth efforts to seize NSW revenue, aiming to hinder Lang and Lyons in their financial dealings.
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Lyons
Lang
Income
Commonwealth
Obituary Mrs Hilda Maude King Dies at 40 in Dungog
Hilda Maude King wife of Sidney King died at her home in Largy on Saturday week aged 40. Survived by her husband and two children she was a fourth daughter of the Harman family of Lord Street Dun go and long-time resident of Dun gog. Funeral moved by motor hearse to Dungog and interment in the Church of England cemetery with Rev D T Rees officiating. Deepest sympathy sent to the bereaved family.
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Mis
King
Largy
Hilda Maude
Sidney King
Walter
Harman
Lord Street
Dungog
Pulchalt
East Maitland
Herb
Alling
Armstrong
Dan Bog
W. Harman
Wingham
Albert, Harman
Mayfield
Ryan
J. Rowney
Fred
Mr. S King
Mro
Notice on noxious weed destruction and impounding
Notice under Local Government Act proclaims Noogoora burr as a noxious weed and imposes landowner duties to destroy it on penalty up to 150. Gloucester Shire Council confirms impounded stock at Gloucester Pound on 2 April 1932 with several branded cattle. if not claimed they will be sold on 4 April 1982. Poundkeeper A Purdon signs the notice.
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Gloucester
New England
C. Merrywether
Robinson Estate
Bundock
W. J
W. N. Laurie
Wred Stace
Bacon
W. Chandler
A. J. B. Laurie
Malcolm Murray
A. Clayworth
Miher
Ie Cou House
LIM
Harry N. Chaplin
Noogoora Burr
Glocester
Belhora TS Reserve
Hke MK
Uke VP
Sie
Main Road North
Barrowhead
A. Purdon
Poundkeeper
Commercial Aomebush Stock Sales Sydney Market Report
In Sydney on Monday 1430 cattle yarded mostly medium and plain lots. Prime heavy bullocks scarce though trade lots well represented. Early bidding brisk with market about 10s dearer than last sale. prime light to 20s higher. Gloucester beef prices ranged 21s to 28s per 1001b, yearlings 28s to 81/ per 1001b, prime cows 23s. Prices at Home bush last Thursday include T L Higging Gloucester £8/10, avg £1/19/6 for 10 bullocks. T K Higgins Gloucester 6 bullocks £8/8. W B Flannery Gloucester 11 bullocks £7/13 avg 11/19/5 at Winchcomsby Carson's auctions.
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Aomebush
Sydney
Gloucester
Homebush
T. L. Higging
T. K. Higgins
W. BE. Flannery
Winchcomsby Carson
Street stall to aid depleted CWA funds Friday
On Friday next 8th April the total CWA will host a street stall to augment depleted funds. The appeal cites distress in recent months and expects generous public support. Gifts of fruit, cakes, jam and vegetables are welcomed and can be left at Matthewson and Co's office Friday morning or earlier. An appeal is made for patronage at the stall. WHISTLED HOME AUSTRALIAN TRAINER'S NOVEL METHOD The London report notes racing spectators heard whistle blasts toward Leicester Prince of Wales Plate end, aiding Potchim owned by Mr Boyd Davis to win easily. The Daily Express reports the whistle as part of Davis's training, which his horses respond to.
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Dante Jovers
Majestic Theatre
Taree Rit-Kat Orchestra
Iis
Daphne Hines
The
Star
Hawden
Charles Hardy
Gloucester
Newcastle
Gloucester Park
Gloucester Club
Krambach
Sinhad the Sailor
Gloucester P. & C. Association
C.W.A
Messra Matthewson and Co
London
Leicester
Potchim
Boyd Davis
Daily Express
Poisonous Mint Weed Declared Noxious In Queensland
A Brisbane report states mint weed has been declared a noxious weed across Queensland after a council meeting. The decision follows deaths from eating the weed in Pittsworth district and notes the plant’s spread in Queensland and Canada where a wireless license costs 4 shillings annually. An estimated one person in every 19 owns a wireless set.
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Brisbane
Acal
Queensland
Executive Council
Pittsworth
Canada
Wireless Bet
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J. Whatson
W. W. Hawdon
ETU
John CL. Hogg
Tate
Strathfield
Hawdon's
Church ST
Tel
Locke
Roddy
Mra
Parish
Street
J. Parish
Thurlow
Sa. Pariah
Bullandelar
Bullahdelah
A. Parish
G. Dark
P_Randy
Wordland
T. & Wells
Queen ST
Albert E. Wells
Wai
Corbett
David H. J. Hill
C. Sutton
Corbetts Cafe
Narraweema
K. G. McRae
A.t.na
Barrington
F. Baker
Atla, Wab
General & Obstetric
Telephone 159
Cambridge
Matching Green
England
Glouerster Bahaerk
Bundook
Bundyuk
Summier‘ville
Margaret
Tarée
Minnie
Nabiac
Walter Bennett
M-L.a
Joe Gloucester
Fairford
Korthar
Dyer's Crossing
Avalon
Cocuimbark
Bulhy Firefly
Wang Wauk
Minimhah
Tinenery
Forster
Conlangalook
Bunyah
Willina
Nahiar
Methodist Church
Methodist
Marsh
Cqlhiram
S. L. Gardner
M.flr
Ml.a
Ad. Tees
H. Woodbury
Newcastle Summer Association
F. Foley
Tom Hicks
H. Phillips
J. H. Smith
Corner Church
Bent Streets
Ito Dr. Munro
M. J. Graham
Warwick
Hamilton St
E. J. McMahon
Shire OF Gloucester
Loucester
Gloucester Football League
Turner
Community Singing Star Theaters
L. Gallagher
Paterson, Easton & Co
Ouh
Traplesy
Uloucester P. & C. Assn
Mies
G.mcdonald
United Country Party
Wallanbah Estate
THER
Robertson
L. Gardner
M.H.R
M.L.A. Wit
Foster
Mid-North Coast
Sir Isaac Tsanes
A. Jackson
Jersey
Manchester
Barrington River
E. D. Holmes
C. Blanch
Cleyvale
C. Hopley
Commercial
G. M. North
McLean
Moylan
Barrington St
Yeura
Gloucester Investment S and Agency Company
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co. Ltd
National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Ltd
Dangar Gedye’s All
Lister
Kidd
MAY
Sunpalm
Gloucester Investments
Agency
UNIO
Hanes
Fuse 1
T. A
Mathewson & & Co
Gloucester Stock Sales
Matthewson & Co
Kramsach
Camden Haven
Glop Cester
Artes
Tesla
Uy May
PBA
Eusney, Matthewson & Co
Bowie
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