Holiday golf notes show steady play and draws for tomorrow
Ideal weather helped local players enjoy several holiday rounds with J McRae clinching the par handicap at 3 down from the 13th. Stroke handicaps were led by C Street and Mrs Street. A four ball best ball par on Easter Monday went to Dr Anderson and A Oldfield. A detailed draw lists matchups as players prepare for tomorrow, with several heading to Reymond Terrace for opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McRae
L Rye
Ashworth
Laurie
C, Street
B. Snow
D.C. Rye
B. Carolan
E. H. Ander Soch
P. Roddy
A. Coote
W. W. Hawdon
C. ML Rye
T. Charlton
A. Oldfield
Street
C. Street
A. J. Woodward
L. Rye
E. Snow
J. Donnelly
H. Conte
Reymond Terrace
DOGS AMONG POULTRY IN GLOUCESTER MARCHS BIRDS KILLED
The Gloucester Anoacrt reports a pet dog intrusion maiming about a dozen pure bred poultry at Mr. Druhan’s premises, the loss described as substantial. A public notice outlines community plans for upcoming events including a Young Australia League visit and a railway picnic at Taree, with details on schedules and attendance. The piece also mentions a lottery prize won by Must Come Soon syndicate in Wingham and a forthcoming Young Australia League visit to Gloucester on May 12, featuring a parade and performance by uniformed youths led by a seven year old drum major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Druhan
Mr. Druhan
Young Australia League
Gloucester
A. J. White
J. Donnelly
W.W. Hawdon
A. Cavanaugh
EH. Anderson
H. N. Chaplin
M. Newton
League
Chaplin
Sydney
Wingham
M. G. Griffin
Tsahella Street
Australia League
Lida
Ian
Rat
Obituary of Mrs. M. A. Dare in Gloucester district
The death of Mrs. Margaret Anne Fitzsimmons Dare aged 89 removes one of Gloucester district's oldest residents. Born near Dungog, she and husband John Dare settled at Rosseta on Gloucester River about 60 years ago, later living in Gloucester and Homebush with her daughter. Interred in the Gloucester Church of England cemetery after a service led by Rev. H. W. Rogers, she left a wide circle of sorrowing friends and surviving sons W. J. Dare, Alex, Albert, with numerous relatives and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Dare
Margaret Anne Fitzsimmons
Gloucester
Dungog
Williams River
Ber~ Hea
Rossetea
Gloucester River
Mr. Dare
J. B. Laurie
A.J. B. Laurie
Dare
Dave
Homebush
Lis
Church of England
H. W. Rogers
W. Yates
Alex
Mosman
Albert
Rawdon Vale
Mosdames B. Smith
Peak
Strathfin'd
W. M Drew
Clarencetowns
A. Forbes
1B Taylor
Strathfield
Willie
Janet
Brenda
Elsie
Minnie
Mex
Sarah Austin
Charla
Daisy
Filtza
Sam
Edna
Eric
Tom
Bourie
Horace
Will
Ellen
Cris
Shepherd
A. ‘Tale
Darlow
TA. Mcbern
George O'Gorman Boustead
G. Boustead
Boustead
Narraweema Hospital
Mr. Bousteld
Dubbo
Bert
Old School of Arts
Star Theatre
Church Street
George
Evelyn Mitchell
Betty
Passing of Beloved Town Figure Prompts Condolences
The town mourns a well liked man named George whose death leaves the community poorer. Splendid hall and picture show are cited as a fine achievement and a step in the town's progress. Relatives receive sympathy of the district as residents note his lasting impact. May his soul rest in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Laltrict
Australian dairy export restriction rejected after talks
After three days of conference with the New Zealand Dairy Board representatives the Australian Dairy Produce Control Board decided to reject the proposed export restriction on butter to the United Kingdom. The plan would have cut Australian butter exports by 86 percent about 6000 tons and Britain's would limit foreign supplies by 12 percent. The decision was conveyed to the Minister for Commerce. The government will accept the industry decision and will not pursue the restriction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Z. Dairy Board
Australian Dairy Produce Control Board
United Kingdom
Britain
Commeree
House of Representatives
Latham
Premier Stevens Announces Rail Charge Cuts and Newcastle Elevator
The Premier announced a series of rail and export charge reductions effective July 1, 1933. Wool and livestock charges fall 10 percent, harbour dues on overseas exports drop 20 percent, stud stock transport charges cut 50 percent, and freight and passenger rates to be reviewed for further reductions. A new terminal elevator at Newcastle with 750000 bushels capacity will be built as part of decentralisation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Juncheon
Ail Priory
Newcastle
Gloucester Red Cross Meeting Plans May Euchre Party
A Gloucester Red Cross meeting at Shire Hall elected Mrs Glover as chair in her absence. They planned a fund raising euchre party and dance at the Star Theatre on Tuesday Mayth with the Gloor chasers orchestra. Tickets two shillings. Members to assemble for sandwich preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Shire Hall
Mesdames Mowle
Glover
Crowe
Matthews
Ashworth
Hendon
J. P
Easton
C. Street
Gray
Trin
Donnelly
Hicks
Mesdames Newton
Yates
Star
Gloucester “Reds
Britten
K. Oldfield
MAY Ltd
Gloucester
Gloucester District Pennants Near Final Stages
Newcastle district bowls near finish as Gloucester has two matches left, two home events at Gloucester on the 29th, and a visit by several Newcastle players. The president guards a gold medal offering it to any member proving a stronger claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Gloucester
Wingham
Graham
Anderson
Lowe
Isaac
Adams
Boorer
Smith
Tresidder
White
Ashworth
Arch
Turner
Street
Andrews
Goddard
Munro
Controversy Over Nude Statues At Blackburn Town Hall
Two nude statues, Venus de Medici and a Greek slave named Octoroon, stood on the Blackburn mayor’s staircase in England. Alderman W Kenyon vowed to oppose removal, framing the issue as art versus decency as locals recall long exhibition of the pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
England
Thosas
Venus de Medici
Octoroon
Maayor
W. Kenyon
R Ashton
Referendum on Upper House Reform Draws Democratic Criticism
The opposition leader Lang argues the reform referendum would block future Labour changes to the Legislative Council, a claim refuted by proponents. They say if Labour wins later, an Abolition or Reform Bill could be sent to the new Council and, if rejected, a joint session or another referendum could follow. Voters are urged to back Yes on May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens-Bruxner
Lang
Auburn
Labour
Legislative Council
Legislative Assembly
Chamel
Lanng
Photographer W Speamy Opens New Studio in Gloucester District
PHOTOGRAPHY SPEAMY wishes to notify the public that he has started business as a phot ographer in Gloucester and will visit any part of the district. For painless extractions and fillings consult DAVID H J HILL, Dental Surgeon. Also notices memorials for Elizab eth, Elizabeth, and father with loving family dedications. Artificial plates offered by D H J Hill, Dental Surgeon, over Corbett's Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boustead
Gloucester
Speamy
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Whatson
City Price Draper
B. P. Dawson, B.A
Solicitor Church Street
T. S. Wells
Whatson's Huildings
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
M. King
A.L.C.M
Barrington
Associates
Carolan
Cavanough
Snow
Midlebrook
Miss Higgins
Maitland
E.W. Sparke Ltd
Titcume Bros
Strayé Road
Mid-North Coast
Taree
Golf Club
Hilda Garner
Mra Cavanaugh
Miss Garner
Stroud Brow
Fr. 8. & Sons, of
Stroud
Buster Frupusal
Gloucester Red Cross
Photography
E. Walmsley
David H. Jhill
P. Middlebrook
Bowman Farm
Hall Fu
Archinal
ANZAC
A. Purdon
Disc Plough
A. W. Mowle
Memoriam
Elizabeth
Tack
Trestoder
Sway
John
Thresia
Nellie
Jresidder
Mir
Jer Ilfe
Jeasle
William
Peter
Fimnerso
Taylor
Sur
Dad
Eilen
Edie
Hazel
D. HJ. Hill
Dental Sur
Leon
Corbett
U.C.P
U.A.P
Labor
Parliament
A. de R. Barclay
Sane Democracy League
Spring Strees
Syilnes
Cran Jantian
Wight
Ness Rm Mare Til Fur
Mead
Matthewson & Co
PJ. Sweaney
New England
W. Ashworth
Hereford
J. Rudkin
Devon Strees
Farley Bros
Devon
G. Robinson
W. Lowrey
Jersey
C. Tiedman
Jester Shire Yards
Tom Hicks
Tamworth
G. Moore
Avery
O Motor Spirits
Voco
Athantic
Shell Imperial
Texaco 400
C.o.r
Shell
Plume, Union
Street & Parish Ltd
C. Walmsley
Gloucester Township
Purchaur
Bowman
Ravenshaw
Cook ST
Enon
Flliott ST
Queen ST
Tyrell ST
Northgate St
Cowper ST
Rayorahan &T
Gloucester Investments & Agency CO
McDonald
C.A
Priday
Ours
M.C
London
Webster
Jack
A. T. Cavanough
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