Death of Mr D Watkins MWR father of Australian House
The Gloucester Advocate reports the death of Mr David Watkins MESR of Newcastle at Mater Misericordiae Hospital Waratah after a short illness. Also notes major poultry successes at Stroud Dungog and Gloucester shows, local injury updates, Alsatian dog sterilization rules, and a feature on Majestic Cheatree with Margaret Sullavan and Frank Bortage. A Dutch airliner crash near Cassel kills all aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Watkins
MWR
Australia
House of Representatives
David Watkins
MESR
Newcastle
Mater Misericordiae
Waratah
King's Comedy Company Brings Vaudeville To Church Street
King's Comedy Company returns with a short revue season at Church Street then heads to Port Macquarie. The cast features Dusty Dale headlining with Lofty, Heather Carl isle, Sylvia Symonds, Magis Whittingham, Esme Brown and Gladys Anderson. Ray Cheevas the Crazy Musician adds a unique act. Prices are 2 shillings and 3 shillings with children half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
King’s Comedy Company
Port Macquarie
Brisbane
Dungog
Dusty Dale
Heather Carlisle
Sylvia Symonds
Grant for Faulk land crossing at Gloucester river
Local Government Minister E H Spooner visited Dungog to open the Show and hear funding requests. Gloucester Shire President A J White asked for a £200 concrete culvert at Faulkland Crossing over the Gloucester river, noting there is no bridge and the crossing lies on the Gloucester to Barrington and Rawdon Vale mail route. The minister asked for engineer plans and pledged a grant up to £200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 8. Spooner
Dungog
A. J. White
Gloucester Shire
Faukland
Gloucester River
Gloucester
Barrington
Rawdon Vale
Gloucester Riflemen defeat Wingham by 46 points in club shoot
Gloucestershire club action at Corbett's Cafe with Thornbury scoring 38 40, Baker 39 39 in a tight shoot off. Gloucester players include Baker 39 39 78 Thornbury 38 40 78. others: Price 38 39 77, Barris 38 34 67, Chan nell 36 36 72, Hoy 36 35 71, McDonald 35 99 74, Johnston 35 34 69, Gerrard 30 24 54, Johnathon 28 35 63. Wingham scores feature Smart 36 39 75, Sawyer 31 84 65, Brewer 28 12 60, Ibbottson 35 35 70, Goulett 41 33 64, Yarnold 38 34 72, Fowler 38 85 73, Lyndon 31 37 68, Fowler 36 36 72, Byrnes 35 35 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Riflemen
Wingham
Thornbury
Baker
Corbett's
Gloucester
C. Baker
L. ‘Thornbury
E. Price
B. Barris
H. J. Channel
Yarnold
A. G. Fowler
A. G. Lyndon
A. B. Fowler
Byrnes
Golf Notes Locke Up and Stroke B Cap in Stroke Handicap
Saturday play saw many players struggle with no returns of cards. C McRae led with an easy victory in the stroke handicap at 106 3670 LC 79. others included J McRae 94 17 70, T Charlton 94 74, B Snow 101 25 46, A Ostfeld 93 15 78, L Rye 105 28 79, P Roddy 8 16 80, W Moore 121 36 85, J Chgapelt 122 26 46 95. The Associates draw for the stroke handicap to be played tomorrow lists Mrs Glissan v Mrs Carolan, Mrs Higgins v Mrs Garner, Matthews v Miss Easton, Newton v Easton, Miss Midd Brook v Mrs Hart, Roddy v Mrs Street, Snow v Mrs Cavanaugh, Yates v Mrs Parish, Oldfield v Miss Higgins, Miss Parish bye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chgapelt
Associates
Glissan
Carolan
R. Higgins
Garner
Matthews
J. Easton
Newton Vy
G. Easton
Middbrook
Hart
Roddy
Street
Snow
Cavanaugh
Yates
Parish
Oldfield
Bowling notes highlight Harris Cup win by Adams and Andrews
The Saturday tournament concluded with W Adams and T Andrews defeating Goddard and Anderson by 12 in the Harris Cup. First round must be finished by the 17th. listed matchups include Smith v Kendall Lowe v Adams MacAndrew v Man70 Whateon v Andrews Woodward v Hawdon with a Saturday start possible for the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Adams
T. Andrews
Goddard
Anderson
Smith
Kendall
Lowe
Adams
MacAndrew
Man- 70
Whateon
Andrews
Woodward
Care of the Eyes Advice From Webster Jack and McDonald
Lettering and notice urging eye care as a main concern directs readers to write to Webster Jack and McDonald Ltd at UW Castlereagh Street for advice. It mentions sending repairs and mentions a paper date of visit, indicating a request for consultation and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Jack and McDonald
Rydney) Ltd
Pan Butlaing
UW Castlereagh Street
Autumn Flower Show Opens at Gloucester Presbyterian Church
The Autumn Flower Show and fair at Gloucester Presbyterian Church opened in the Star Theatre with Rev. E. W. Harrison officiating. A large display featured flowers and handiwork, with cooking and fancy work stalls. Highlights included champion dahlia Margaret Weiss and champion rose Madame Butterfly, with big entries in flowers, cooking, and fancy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucenter Presbyterian Church
Star Theatre
E. W. Harrison
Wingham
J. W. Hawson
Mr. Harrison
Harrisor
Gloucester
Margaret Weiss
H. T. Higgins
Sydney Monday stock sale prices ease on plain cattle
Commercial Homebush stock report shows plain cattle 10s cheaper than yesterday, prime unchanged. Quality improved with 247 head offered. 25/ to 28/- yarding for yob. heavy bulls to 8 to 8 6. cows strong to 18-. pigs and slips marchés lower. buyers present but cautious amid varied quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Sydney
Queensland
Death of Sir William Cullen Chief Justice of New South Wales
Sir William Portus Cullen KC ML G former Lieutenant-Governor and Chief Justice of New South Wales died at Leura after a short illness aged 80. Born in Jamberoo in 1855 he earned MA 1882 and LLD 1887 at Sydney University and was called to the Bar in 1888. He held the Legislative Assembly seat for Camden, joined the Upper House in 1896, led constitutional rulings, retired as Chief Justice in 1925 and resigned the Lieutenant Governorship in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Portus Cullen
K.C
Aid
New South Wales
Leura
University of Sydney
William Cullen
Jamberoo
Sydney University
Legislative Assembly
Camden
Frederick Darley
Lady Cullen
Why Send Your Orders Away
Advertisement urging customers to buy local, promising low city prices and guaranteed satisfaction. Directs readers to send orders to H. Cooter, Jeweller, Qlou Cester with catalog on hand. A trial will prove home goods can be sourced locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cooter
Jeweller
Qloucester
Obituary for Mary McDonald of Barrington district
The late Mary McDonald died aged 69, daughter of John McThnes. She and her husband’s family were early Barrington settlers. She leaves four children Donald, Neil, Mrs. Fanning of Bowraville, and Mrs. Broderlin of Teralba. Remains from Teralba were laid to rest in Barrington Cemetery. The Rev. J A Webster presided at the service. Wreath acknowledgments came from multiple families and friends including Herb, Florrie, Bert, Kate, McTnnes, Channel, Frith, Shaw, Thomas, Clarke, Florence Smith, W Harris, Gorton, Geale, Powell, the Shaw family, Kemp, Cun, Gloucester Sub-Branch KS S144, Mrs Spooner, Mrs Alder, and Mrs Fr Alder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McDonald
John McThnes
Firat
Barrington
McDonald
Messrs
Donald and
Neil
Fanning
Bowraville
Mra. Broderlin
Frith
Teralba
C. A. Shaw
Mat
Thomas
Mary Clarke
Florence M. Smith
W. Harris
Gorton
Geale
Powell
Shaw
Kemp
Glou
Spooner
BW. Alder
Fr. Alder
Burley and Family
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J. Whatson
Grime & Small
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A. L Cavanough
W. W. Hawoon
Eto
B. P. Dawson, B.A
OLD Bank N.S.W. Building
A. W. Mowle
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Narraweema
Elliott &Ct
J. G. McRab
A.T.N.A
Tel
The
Gloucester Advocate
Stroud
Sid Relf
Jory
Gloucester Poultry
Scots College
Parramatta
Dick Cumming
Sister McRae
Jock Martin
Pastures Protection Board
Armidsle
Bombala
Casino
Glen Innes
Grafton
Gundagai
Hume
Tamworth
Tenterfield
Tweed-Lismore
Yasa
Hiatridt
Majestic
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Frank Bortage
Majestic Theatre
Miss Sullaven
Frank ‘Torrage
Seventh Heaven
Douglas Montgomery
Prague
Amsterdam
Cassel
Boer
Smyrnoff
Batavia
Faulk
Golf Notes
Harrison
A. J. Yates
Archie White
Alder
McGregor
J. PB. Easton
F. Lowe
A. Grahame
Ten Stan
Mesdames P
H. Deards
McInnes
J. R. Holmes
R. D. McRae
Jean McRae
J. R. Higgins
Miss Locke
Jima Gorton
V. Boorer
M. Crowfoot
Fish Pond
Winnie Alder
Helen Ferguson
E. W. Alder
P. 4
Dearda
Ken. Boorer
Steward
Boorer
M. Newton
D. Henderson
Yarety
J. Woodward
H. Z. Higgins
A. B. Cameron
FV. Munro
Mun
J. Ri. Higgins
Zinnias
Miss Beorer
Asters
E.W. Alder
Miss Bear
Mra
J. R
Higgins
F. V. Munro
Buttonhotes
Missy Boorer
A. J. Woolward
Nelson
Neilson
Miss Newton
D.henderson
Bushell
Misa Joyce Latter
J. H. Holton
John Bull
C. McInnes
Gi Treland
Lamington Caley
Q. Ireland
Greland
R. Andrews
Mra PH. Deards
L. Rye
J. Baston
M. Ross
D'Olyleys
Miss &. Collins
Mum's Cream of Tartar
Mavis Corbett
N.S.W
Stan Jory
Mr. Critchley
Sir William Cullen
Cleopatra
Main Street
King's Comedy Company
Suerem
Stans Af Bange
Radiol Vd
Lofty
Nsw
Seagon
Bristeie
Princess
Ani
Upper Manning League
N. Poole
L. Davenport
Stratford
Dinte Hah
Narraweema Private Hospital
Milnro
E. Garner
Garner's Cash Store
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Shire of Gloucester
Shire of
Fiona
R. Henderson
Seccretary
Castlereagh Street
Mars
Nicholls
Aye W. Webeck
J. M. Walsh
Yarrowitch
James Bowden
Mrs. Tutty
Devon
Ale A. Margery
J.T. Grant
T. Borham
Nash
Tom Hicks
Church Barrington Farm
Ave J
Cornish Bay
Wallanbah
Paterson, Easton & Co
N McLeod
Church OF England
H.C . Copeland
H. W. Rogers
Nabiac Parish
Krambach & Pm
Avalon
Bellora
Krambach
Wm. Griffith Cochrane
Methodist Church
Bowman Farm
Aindependt Baptist Church
Wants Hiver
Booral Hall
Jonnaton
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