Outdoor cases attended on Queen Street Gloucester
The record notes outdoor cases attended on Queen Street in Gloucester with contact via phone 111. Authorities or services are not specified beyond the street location and the single phone listing.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1937
Page
2
The record notes outdoor cases attended on Queen Street in Gloucester with contact via phone 111. Authorities or services are not specified beyond the street location and the single phone listing.
Rev McInnes son of Mr and Mrs H McInnes fell from a horse while riding in Raven Shaw Street on Saturday afternoon. A bystander Mrs Stan Jones witnessed the fall and aided him. He was taken home and treated at hospital for a deep laceration and shoulder injury. Reg 18 is progressing satisfactorily.
Tom Laurie remains in Roma Private Hospital after a Friday morning crash on Curricabark Road near Dewett's Creek. George Gregor, uninjured, applied a makeshift ligature to Laurie’s left arm, which saved his life by slowing blood loss. Laurie collapsed while returning water but survived with fortitude, aided by Dr Munro and local help as road debris spread warnings and medical staff arrived.
A party of about 80 picnickers from Newcastle Steey and friends, led by Mr Frank Brockwell, spent a Sunday at Copeland Heights enjoying magnificent scenery from the Lookout. They praised the day, partook luncheon at Whisky Hole and Battery, and were joined by the Gloucester Band. Mr Canill of the Newcastle Tourist Bureau proposed the toast of the Gloucester Barn, with Mr Ferguson responding. Brockwell Bros were lauded for arranging the delightful outing.
Old Buffers from Gloucester visited Duningham on Saturday for a local cricket friendly. Denguy won the toss and Gloucester 11 to bat, with J Draper top scoring 17 and 8 Jones 11. Dilligo replied with 143, led by AL Tighe 37 R. Shelton 35 and J. Tickle 20. Visitors were guests at Lunch Court House Hotel with Mr. Dick Abbott presiding, Canterbury captain A. J. Rods replying.
At the Stroud Show Gloucester riders excelled in ring events. In the allcomers stock trading, J. J. Martin van Lavinet won from 13 competitors while W. Webeck rode Sovereign TT to second and J. P. Brunner’s Girb took third. Webeck placed second in saverigh and won second prize in the highest jumping pony event. in the Galloway hurdle he tied for second. Mrs. W. Webeck was second in the lady rider class. Crowther won first in the consolation stock draft with G. Taylor and H. Crowther taking second. Crowther also won the first place in the race flag event. Gloucester breeders fared well in poultry with Messrs Reif, S, Jory, W. Thomas and T. Thomas showing fine birds.
In Saturday's four ball best ball T Leedham and R Street triumphed by two up. Other pairs trailed by four to eight in a favorable display as the greens and mown fairways improved. Gloucester Golf Club fixed May 22 23 for its Open Tournament with mixed foursome on day one and the District Open Championship and stroke handicaps on day two. An 18 hole stroke handicap for associates will be held tomorrow with the draw at the club house.
Officials and guests praised the Gloucester Show ground and groundskeepers during the official opening. Mr Thompson of New England urged youth involvement in future events, lauding the pavilion work and the district’s efforts. Mr Collins from Riverina joined in praising the committee and highlighted the day’s success and future safeguards.
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