Prize Money and Notices From Schol of Arts Upcoming
Exhibitors entitled to collect winnings should see the Secretary at the School of Arts. Mrs. Newton will pay out on Wednesday Thursday and Friday during forenoon and after hours, with Friday night prizes also possible. Accounts with the Society should be sent promptly. An accident disrupted a concert party at Majestic Theatre with no injuries. The Rodney launch verdict criticizes master for overloading upper deck. certificate action pending. Sir Earle Page heads the US trade delegation for several months. D E Edward to handle constituents. Gloucester departure of Mr McIntosh to Parkes for a new accountant position. Miss Beryl Price in nurse training at Royal South Sydney Hospital begins a six week holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schol of Arts
Newton
Rodney
Justice Maxwell
Court of Marine
Sydney Harbor
Charles Henry Rossian
Earle Page
Commerce and Health
United States
Thorby
Defence
Carle
D. E. Edward
Canberra
Department of Commerce
Commonwealth Bank
Pitt St
Sydney
8. McIntosh
Gamer's
Gloucester
Mesara McGlynn and Co. Ltd
Parkes
Beryl Price
Royal South Sydney Hospital
Vitec
Australian dairy farmers outpace New Zealand in butterfat payments
The New Zealand Farmers' Federation delegate Mr A P O'Shea, attending the New Empire Producers Conference, says Australian dairy farmers expect to earn about 2d per lb more for butterfat for the year ending June 1928, with 14-75d per lh in Australia versus 13-250d in New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
A P. O'Shea
New Empire
O'Shea
Cricket Association Dinner Celebrates Country Week Winners
Gloucester District Cricket Association honored the Country Week team at Cobbetts Cafe with a banquet. President Dr E H Anderson presided as players, coaches, and officials praised the squad that won the Country Week athletic title, boosted Gloucester sport with turf wickets at Gloucester Park, and looked to future seasons and interstate visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Anit
Country Week
Co Bett's
Jim Merchant
Cyrill Homberger
E. H. Anderson
A. 4. White
White
Hoya
Shiela
Dr. Anderson
Gloucester Park
du. F. V. Minto
Mans
Yiel
Phy Association
Gop
Auch
Thor
Inumipnhy
Mcrwin
Banke
New South Wales
Histelet
Wook Oricketers
Camis
John Matthewson
Bi Atkins
Jack Bignell
Neswcastle
Country Week U
13Il
Allons
Remarey
Howard Bignell
Gloucaster District Cricket Association
Cricket Associatu
Thayne
Vountey Week Stield
Sydney
Alex Ross
Bignell
Forsyth
Anderson
Cricket Association
Ectt
Sydeny
Shire Council
Atking
Gloucester Bowling Club bids farewell to Mr Griffin
At Gloucester Bowling Club last night Mr B J Geittin, leaving Gloucester Wednesday, was hailed as a fine bowler. Club President Dr Munro presented a pipe and spoke of his active help, while members recalled his sportmanship and friendships. Griffin thanked the gathering, noting his time in Gloucester and plans to travel, hoping to visit again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down
Bill Atkina
Gloucester Wattles
McCheaney
Pohnit
Stratford Club
Atkins
McChesney
Stratford
Nck Bignell
Glouchester
B. J. Geittin
Gloucester
Yeelphii
Munro
Griffin
S&n
Peter Anderson
Onley
Street
Troucester Cub
Kendall
Misu Bie
Fie
Rockhampton
Brisbane
Metro-Pelitan
Golf Notes Show Strong Start In Handicap Event
There was a good roll up for the 1 stroke handicap on Saturday afternoon and members showed good form for the early season. The winner was In A Parish with nett 72. The Associates will hold a competition tomorrow afternoon with a draw at the clubhouse and three meetings at the clubhouse to elect officers for the coming season. A good attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Parish
Beason
Visiting Bands Visit Gloucester For Social Evening
Visiting West Wallsend Band and a vocal group were hosted at the School of Arts for a social evening in Gloucester. Gifts, toasts, and remarks by Mr Gilbert McDonald and Dr White highlighted a warm welcome and a wish to strengthen band community links. A brass hand, piano, and varied entertainments preceded dancing, with a parade through town and a Park recital, while local officials and patrons praised the bands and noted future visits may occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Walsend Bani
School of Arte
Gloucester Band
Gilbert McDonald
Gloucester Band Committee
Dr. White
Gloucester
McDonald
Amon
West Wallsend
Sone Hine
Muir
Hey
Gloucester Barn
Mr. Hynes
Mr. Muir
Gloucester Shire
White
Hee
Gray
Bari
Nicholls
Newcastle
Gloucester CWA Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
The Gloucester Country Women’s Association held its eighth birthday party on Tuesday March 20 at the J N Laude Memorial Fall. Five new members were welcomed, plans were discussed for a Norwegian Night, and members noted the absence of President Mrs E Weekes with Mrs W Hagditon chairing. A cake was carried in and auctioned, a tapping display entertained guests, and thanks were given to contributors and helpers who made the event a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester C.W.A
J. N. Laude
E. Weekes
Mra. W. W. Hagditon
Matt Sawyer
Yoole
Cavanaugh
Glyn Jones
Newton
Glover
Unis
Bit
Fem Ingeers
Nira
Hawidon
Lowe
Thore
Farewell to Mr and Mrs Pereira at Methodist farewell
The local Methodist Church held a Thursday evening farewell for Mr and Mrs Pereira and their family who depart for mission service. Presentation gifts included a travelling rug and a box of chocolates for the Pereira children, with remarks from pastors and friends praising their work and wishing them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mencor
Methodist Church
Pereira
C. Kettner
Martens
Anderson
Jarrett
Alin Crowfoot
Beryl Hebblewhite
My. c
Bereira
Mesdarmes Bennett
Griffin, Irwin
Mary Anderson
Webb Batger Wedding at St Andrews Strathfield
Miss Joyce Batger daughter of Mr and Mrs H Batger of Strathfield married Mr W K Webb son of Mr and Mrs 8 Webb of Coo gee on Saturday April 2 at St Andrews Church Strathfield. Rev C W Dillon officiated. The bride wore magnolia satin with sweeping train and orange blossom coronet. Her bouquet included stephanotes lily of the valley camellia and sweet peas. Matron of honour Mrs R Heathley wore chocolate brown with autumn leaf bouquet. Best man was Mr Ly Fleming. The bride’s mother and groom’s mother wore navy and black gowns respectively with lily of the valley. The couple honeymooned in Tasmania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Heathley
Lea G Indiant
Ly Fleming
Strathfied School of Arts
Maria
Tasmania
Bowling Notes From The Cavanaugh Cup Matches
Munro defeated L Rye 32 to 14 while Anderson beat Woodward 31 to 27 in last night’s Cavanaugh Cup play. The electric light palm semi finals feature Farley and Woodward vs Hebblewhite and L Rye, with the final set for tomorrow night between the two winning pairs. A garbled Texan-like line from The Scot appears in this odd clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munro
L. Rye
Anderson
Woodward
Farley
Hebblewhite
Holland and
Adams
Live stock market report from Maitland and Homebush sales
Commercial sale notes from Homebush and Maitland stock yards describe irregular cattle demand with limited prime lots. Vealers to 42.00 pence per lb, steers to 30s, heifers to 33s, cows to 48s, bullocks to 34s. other notes list yardings of fat cattle, scarce prime quality bulls, variable prices, and robust pig trades with bacon pigs in strong demand and prices firm to higher despite mixed cattle outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Winchcombe Carson
J. Morrisney Pty, Ltd
Gloucester
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Pitt, Son and Badgery, Ltd
Maitland
Fat Castle
Bacoers
Yesthiconera
al JP. Smyth
Barraba
Durhart
Hareford
Calyes
Birraba
Devon
Low England
Senne
Durham
E. W. Sparke Pty. Ltd
President says she will retire at public appearance
The Coft'n Harbour and Dorrigo Advocate quotes Mrs Matthew Sinwyer, known as Bowyer, declaring plans to retire and praising past efforts in local civic matters. She criticizes a report about bringing a New Zealand lady to Sydney to train girls for country homes and calls for domestic training use of a mining school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW. A
State Press
Matthew Sinwyer
Aenuine
Prize Money Payout at ATLA School Schedule
Show prize money will be paid at the School of ATLA on Wednesday Thursday and Friday this and next week from 10 am to midday and 2 pm to 4 pm on work days. All accounts against the A H P Association should be sent to the Secretary immediately M A NEWTON Secretary A MEETING of the vice with will be bell at the Cla Holst tomorrow 110 4 prsdays at 2 for full attendance. Aynew of ASsaelils is requested. The business In to rly officials for Yyr Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Messrs. B. W. Sparke Pty. Ltd
Derra Derra
School of Atla
A. H. & P. Association
M. A. Newton
Seremiry
Cla Holst
Rly
Yyr Benson
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Paton
Hanks
P. Be Quesne
Price Draper & Mercer
A.C.A
Australian Chemists Alliance
A. N. Cavanough
B.S. Wilson & Coy
Church Street
George SL
RS. Wilson
AAA
Aus
APO
ASAA
Association of Accountants of
Aust
Society of Accountants & Auditors
England
Brennan
B.S
Sydney University
J.D. Benson
Che Ploucestes Adborate
Arthur Hannell
Majestic Theatre
Wen
Mill Greek Bridge
Stroud
Lismore
Orange
Wagga
Albury
Pamiworti
Kestons
J. M. Hardy
Apstey
Bannockburn
Messrs. Matthewson and Co
Marseilles
North China
North
Hunter
Gloucester Bowling Club
Mr. Griffin
Eneving
Alf Gorton
W. Ferguson
Gorton
Wal Trwin
Country Women's Association
MR. and
Mrs Pereira
Warren
Commercial
Deal Bobbie
Tlew
Matthewson & CO
Lora Labair Ekehange
Tir Glencester
Ottley
W. P. Hughes
State Labour Exchange
Gloucester Golf Associates
Wd Channell
Alcester Galt Clin
Charles Bidwoard Brnnett
Legislative Assembly of
Wy South Wales
Walter Henry McGown
Dole
April Fouirtty
Chevrolet
Nolanson
Jim Channell
Saeed
Peter Lorre
Virginia Fields
MR. Moto
Joan Fontaine
John Beal
Man Who
Dick Powell
Doris Weston
Lee Bixon
William Boyd
Windy
Muriel Evans
Wes
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