Trooper Killed in Camp Accident Near Muswellbrook
A fatal incident marred a camp of the 16th Light Horse Regiment at Muswellbrook on Tuesday. Trooper Robert Clark of Bulga fell from his horse and died that night after concussion. Trooper A F Woolley was thrown, breaking a leg and admitted to Brentwood Hospital.
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16Th Light Horse Regiment
Muswellbrook
Robert Clark
Bulga
Singleton
A. F. Woolley
Brentwood Hospital
Pitlochry School Fence and Local News Update
Hon W Bennett reports approval for Pitlochry Public School fence. tender from Mr Middlebrook accepted and Amber supplied by the Department. Association to erect at no cost. Department waives half fencing cost from Mr Hooke. Also death of a three-year-old, local court fines, a broken leg, moving bullocks to New Guinea, charity fund for Victor Creagh's sons, Royal Show poultry success, and Copeland sports recap.
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Pitlochry School
W. Bennett
Pitlochry
Hooke
C. Lean
Carinya
Bulline
Association
Vic. Oreagh
Victor Creagh
Upper Bowman
Reg. Cox
Messrs J. ©. Hooke
Cox Jon
Steamer Jap Ashore Near Cape Hawke
The wooden steamer Jap, 242 tons, grounded on a spit near Forster at Cape Hawke. Refloating failed as heavy seas pushed her onto the sand. hold and engine room flooded. Crew abandoned ship mid Tuesday. lifeboat reached the scene with difficulty. Built 1905, now a timber steamer of 45 hp, owned by Cristal Steamships, insured in part. Hundreds of tourists viewed the wreck afterward.
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Forster
Cape Hawke
John Green and Son
Fairford, Forster
Railway deputation seeks Forbesdale platform and trucking yard
Railway Commissioner Hartigan met a Forbesdale deputation led by Hon W Bennett asking for a platform at Forbesdale and a trucking yard to boost traffic. C Howell and others offered to supply labour if material was provided. Hartigan pledged to investigate and send an officer to supervise works.
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Orbesdale
Mr. Hartigan
North Coast
W. Bennett
Forbesdale
C. Howell
Forbendale
Hartigan
Bennett
Messia
Burton
Mackay
McGregor
Joongraziers
Stroud Road
Monster euchre party and dance at Majestic Theatre
A monster euchre party and dance will be held at the Majestic Theatre on Tuesday 17th April to aid Wanderers Football Club. Prizes and free novelties will attract attendees with a first class orchestra supplying old and new dance music.
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Majestic Theatre
Wanderers
McInnes
Hon
Elizabeth Hawdon Moruya Obituary in 80 Years
Elizabeth Hawdon, aged about 80, widow of Ernest Hawdon of Kyla Park, Kyora and Kiora, died at Beverly Moruya on March 22. Born 1843 in Newcastle on Tyne, she emigrated to Australia in 1856, lived in Moruya most of her life, and leaves four sons John Emmott, Edmondaton, William Werge, Leslie Dampier, plus daughter Margaret Bean and sister Mrs W H Simpson. Remains interred in Elora Cemetery with husband.
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Beverly
Moruya
Elizabeth Hawdon
Earnest Hawdon
Kyla, Park
Kiora
Hawdon
Abraham Emmett
Newcastle-on-Tyne
England
Australia
Ellenborough
Sydney
Emmott
Maruya
Elizabeth
Ernest Hawdon
Kyin Park
Ernest
Messrs
John Emmott
Kitlara
Kiers
Rnest
Edmondatone
William Werge
Gloucester
Leslie Dampier
Kyla Park
Margaret
F. P
Easter Bowling Carnival Opens Under Fair Weather
The Hunter River District Bowling Association Easter carnival opened on the East Maitland green under fair conditions. Singles and rinks championships drew record entries, with Charles McNeill’s rink and his singles win highlighted. Gloucester Club sent Mesars Street Adams Boorer Andrews, who performed well against Newcastle district players. Harris Cup singles began with A J Woodward defeating J Alder 11 to 12, while H Godana edged J Thomas. Waratah rink event was postponed due to weather but slated for continuation.
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Maitland
Hunter River District Bowling Association
Eiaat
Eatrien
Gloucester
Mesars
President Street
W. Adams
D. Boorer
A. J. Woodward
J. Alder
Woodward
Alder
J. Thomas
H. Godana
Waratah
Araw
Street
Tanac
McIntyre
Locke Cup and Monthly Medal Golf Notes
The note covers Locke Cup and Monthly Medal draws and results. D Rye faces C M Rye and H Coote meets RK Thurlow while B P Daw son plays PB Roddy. J McRae wins with net 76 in a day with several players posting strong scores. Mrs Snow takes monthly medal with 79 and Mrs Yates tops Locke Cup with 80 despite LC considerations.
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D. Rye
C. M. Rye
H. Coote
RK. Thurlow
B. P. Dawson
PB. Roddy
T. Charlton
L. Rye
J. McRue
J. Hawdon
A. Parish
McIntosh
Dr, .Mtunro
B. Snow
A. J. Woodward
T. N. Stephens
W. G. Langford
Abbocl
Eeneeney
Mru. Snow
Yates
Snow
Thurlow
G. Higgins
L.C
C. Street
Mya. Roddy
Mra. W. Garner
Middlebrook
Mra. Horner
J. Ashworth
Commercial Gloucester pig sale shows uneven demand
Matthewson and Co report a full yarding at the fortnightly sale on Thursday the 29th with overall cheaper prices across classes. Detailed prices list numerous sows, pigs and store stock sold by multiple buyers, noting strong demand for prime light pork and stores, followed by a second sale with heavy yarding and softer demand especially for baconers and heavy pigs. A next sale is scheduled for Thursday April 12th.
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Gloucester
PIO
Matthewson and Co
W. Brasnington
D. Green
E. Green
F. Holmes
B. Reif
Martin
J. Metnies
B. Cornish
K. A. McIntosh
W. P. Beichert
H. Stevenson
C.K. Lamert
G. K. Page
J. McKay
F Berry
Belcher
Gront Ana Spruce
A. Archinal
Osland
Newton Bros
B. Relf
Berry
Klug Broo
L. Reeves
B. Schmieer
J. H Parley
J. Gorton
B.A. Gresham
Neal Sale
Tom Hicks
C JR
Higgins
T. K. Higgins
Parish
E Everett
Reg Andrews
Igs
W. Rumbel
Connolly and Green
H. J. Dennett
W. A. Nash
H. Smith
A. Middlebrook
Tennis club plans for revived events and new members
A Gloucester District Tennis Club meeting on March 28 outlines a comeback programme with ladder competitions for seniors, night tennis and tournaments. External players are invited, membership registrations open, and space is limited. A court marking bee is set for April 5 with all members urged to attend.
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Gloucester
GDLTA
Why Send Your Orders Away City Prizes and Catalogues
An advertisement urges readers to describe their orders to H Cooth, jeweller in Gloucester, promising city prizes and on-hand catalogues with guaranteed satisfaction. The piece notes substantial losses from an attempt to establish industry at Newnes, calculating £1,800,000 lost to date.
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H. Cooth
Gloucester
Newnes
Missing Hereford steer spotted near Gloucester Dungog
Between Gloucester and Dungog an extra good quality Hereford steer about 14 to 20 months old is missing. The animal bears a brand with an A upside down and S sideways. Anyone with information should contact TOM HICKS, Auctioneer, Gloucester, or J R Osmond, Dui BOB.
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Gloucester
Dungog
Tom Hicks
J. R. Osmond
Special Dairy and Plant Sale Promises Wide Range of Livestock
A sale near Mitland on the Hunter River frontage offers 47 cows, 10 springing heifers, 12 calves, 14 pigs, 3 cows, poultry, horses, and farm machinery including a chaff-cutter, belting, mowing machine, ploughs, harrow, cultivator, roller, sheller, hay shed, and a NSW Mille Board registration transferable to the purchaser. The estate spans about 200 acres with rent of 200 per annum and may sell the plant separately.
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Mille Board
Buller
Hyie
Walley
Mitland
Hunter River
Reichert Seeks Gloucester P P Board Seat
W P Reichert submits his name as candidate for director elections. He pledges to protect taxpayers’ interests impartially and asks electors for confidence and support in representing them on the Gloucester public pleasure property board.
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Trai
W. P. Reichert
Tender for NSW Railway Refreshment Rooms Supplies
Tenders close at 12 noon on Wednesday 18 April 1934 for aerated waters bread rolls ice cream meat milk envelopes and related items for the New South Wales Department of Railways Refreshment Rooms. Tender forms and specs available from the Sut Manager or General Manager Supplies Section 1 Eddy Avenue Sydney.
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Department OF Railways
New South Wales
Bridge’ Street
Sydney
Eddy Avenue
W. H. Newman
Tenders Invited for Additions to Small Shop in Church Street
Tenders are invited for additions to a small shop on Church Street. Plans and specifications may be viewed at T. Fick's office. Lowest or any tender need not be accepted. Tenders close Monday, Std April, J R Holmes, Belbora.
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Church Street
T. Fick
Lovnwest
J. R. Holmes
Belbora
Country Women’s Assn 4th Birthday Party at Wie School
The Country Women’s Association hosts a 4th birthday party at Wie School of Arts Hall on 10 April at 2:30 pm to celebrate the Local Branch’s inception. Members are invited to bring reads, with Mia Mackay of Dungog and other branch representatives expected. Adrienne E Mowle is Hon Secretary.
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Wie School
Gloucester District Lawn Tennis Association Meeting
Gloucester District Lawn Tennis Association calls delegates to Corbetts Cafe on Thursday night April 12 at 8 o'clock. Nominations for competition close at the meeting. W. J. Robinson is Hon. Sec.
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Gloucester District Lawn Tennis Association
Corbetts Cafe
W. J. Robinson
D. K. Redman & Sons Dairyman Blacksmith and Wheelwright
Ad for D K Redman and Sons offering services in horses shod plough shares and mower parts. Mentions reasonable rates and cash only. Also lists Singer sewing machines and W Drahan bootmaker as local agent for Bedford Bros.
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Ian
Singer
W. Drahan
Bedford Bros
Mixed Cattle Auction Listings Include Various Bulls Steers and Heifers
A detailed catalog of livestock for sale lists Bulls and cattle from multiple stations. Entries include Hereford, Durham, and Black Poll bulls aged 2 to 4 years, several station bred. steers and heifers mainly 1.5 to 2 years, mixed breeds, including Jersey heifers. Also noted are mixed Devon cattle and a large group of 150 mixed cattle in smaller lots.
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Coventry
Armiinie
Bullen
Nowendoc
Durham
Bird
Walcha
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A. I. Cavanough
Gluulesteh
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PHONE
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A. W. Mowle
Gloucester Hotel
Gloucester Anhacek
Ambrose Gallagher
M. Newton
Thomas Hartley
Frank O'Grady
Frederick Hughes
Harold Hampton
New Guinea
J. Bowen
Stratford
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The
J.thomas
Copeland
F. V. Munro
Vistr
D.L McDonald
FSMC
London
Apectalint
Webster, Jack and McDonald
Ward's River
North Coast Mail
J.T. Reid
M.L.A
P P.U
Hooster
Carter
Maclean
Rosater
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Stane Nanaicap
J. McRae
A. Turner
P. Roddy
W. Gamer
T. Chariton
W. Holmes
J. Woodward
Tower
City of London
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Gloucester Shire
Aise
Mandeville
M. Murray
W. Chandler
A- G. Hicks
J.M. Walsh
A. J. Loraiio
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L. Penfold
Gloucester P.P. Board
Country Women's Assn
D. K. Redman & Sons
Dairyman’s
Gloucester Fruit and Vegetable
Saxby
W. H. Foung
Barrington
Matthewson & Co
J. H Rudkin
Aucton
Berries Creek
Glouchester
Methodist Parsonage
J. HW. Ruskin
Berrico
Enright
Wee Waa
Narratyl
Bogewbri
Leaparte
Boneybeck Furuntey Eertbeater
Street & Parish Ltd
Bire
G. B. Nabh
Ter
Porchesdale
Ghoucpeter
H. W. Rogers
Presbyterian Church
A. Alexander
Congregational Mission
Lower Bowman
Craven Creek
Upper Barrington
J. Battle
Stroud Baptist Church
Craven
Stroud
L. H. Shakespeare
Stroud Independent Baptist Church
Wants River
Booras Hall
Jolneton