Tennis Pollawing A Grade and B Grade fixtures
Pollawing outlines A Grade matches including Rak Reus against Church of England Teachers versus Park Blues Copeland versus Stratford and B Grade games Church of England versus Belbora Gangat versus Park B Presbyterians against St Josephs Barrington True Blues versus Teachers Lower Barrington highlighted as home ground fixtures for Saturday on the first mentioned clubs courts.
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Pollawing
Rak Reus
Church of England
Teachers
Park Blues
Copeland
Stratford
Belbora
Gangat
Park B. Presbyterians
St. Joseph's
Barrington
True Blues
Commonwealth District Exhibit Dominates 1933 Show
At the Royal, the Commonwealth District Exhibit scored 841 points of 1000 to win the 1933 Commonwealth District Competition. North Coast and Tablelands narrowly missed by 0.5 points, with West Moreton and Tablelands (Q) in third. The districts mirrored last year’s lineup as wool exhibits impressed, with strong district displays highlighting Australian wood clip wealth and soil diversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Coast and Tablelands
North Coast and
Tablelands
West Moreton and
South Coast
Exchise
Elch
Theae Comtesta
Anzac Day Observances in Gloucester Readers
The Gloucester Anzac Day observance included wreath laying at the Memorial Clock by community bodies and a church service at the Church of England. A forthcoming Friday report will cover the proceedings. also announced are society meetings at Presbyterian Hall with entertainment and musical numbers in a thrice monthly program teaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Star ‘Theatre
Teague
Emptand
Rowm
Gloucester Literary and Mohating Society
Presbyterian Hall
Ube Gompasets
Commercial Masteand Cattle Market Report
About 1000 fat cattle valued with many medium and inferior descriptions. Competition was free and last Monday's Nest rates were realized. W Jupp & Sons Gresford sold several lots with averages around £6 1s and £4 4s for cows, vealers about £4 4s, and bullock averages near £7 7s. The report notes strong activity and varied quality across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sparie Ltd
Monnay
W. Jupp & Sons
Gresford
Sterts
Cayenna
Straws
Homerush Stock Sales Sees Steady Demand in Sydney
In Sydney on Monday 2280 cattle yarded with quality mixed. Prime lots were plentiful while demand remained steady and prices unchanged from late revised rates. Extra prime tightweight trades around 308 to 330s, prime 288, odd trade 26, heavy weight and best cows around 235 per 1001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nimble Placings Hint at North Coast Tablet Display
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a nomad ticket and the Bepparation of the North Cosat display. The text hints at prize outcomes and possible reversals in today’s setup, mentioning March and Donat amid scattered figures and winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosat
Marth
Gloucester Parents Citizens Association meeting in school
Gloucester P C Association met in the school building with H T Shepherd presiding. Members discussed Empire Day events, fundraising totals, and donations of bread, beef, and fruit. A letter from the Burns Council cited £5 for Memorial Park and tree planting near Hume Street. Plans include sandwiches prep and a forthcoming conference on park work with Shire Council and Memorial Park Committee. Tender from Mr Ragieton accepted for minor works at the front school grottens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Parents # Citizens’ Association
H. T. Shepherd
Phil Tate
Shepherd
Matthewson
Edwards
Messrs. Hogg
McDonald
Hawson
A. Laurie
T. Snew
Bmure Council
Memorial Parke
Hume Street
Ietter
A Laurie
Laurie
Shire Copnel
Memorial Park
Ragieton
Miyine
Goritens
Farewell to Mr Allman by Gloucester Literary Society
A farewell was tendered to Mr F F Allman at the Railway Retreat meeting rooms by Gloucester Literary and Debating Society members before his departure for Tamworth. Dr Munro, Vice President, honored Allman and others spoke of his tireless work for the society and library. An electric clock and a water-colour painting were presented as tokens of appreciation, and Allman thanked friends and Mrs Allman before singing and wishing all well for his future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Allman
Gloucester Literary and Debating Society
Tamworth
Munro
Allman
Ani
Literary
Dohatine Society
Gloucester
TL Hogg
Pieacure
Te Min To
Tosing
Thorralt
Atle Qin
Detrratt
Alimar
Fitura
Mosers Robinson
Hawden
Johnston
Maughton
McIntosh
Hayman
Rye
Freidons
Mev
Alsandes
Allutan
Altvan
Hotar
Alexanter
T. Hamilton Green
Ailman
Rome
Society
Railway and Tramway ‘Institute
Whesrl
Pere
Gloucester Defeats Wingham By Four Points In Local Match
In a tight contest at Wingham last Saturday Gloucester edged the home team by four points. Key players included Munro, Andrews, Street, Hosle, Easton, Turner, White, Ashworth, Gibson, Walshe, Rowling, Morey, Tresidder, Smith, Wattace, Moore, Camplingee, and Lowe among others. Also noting dental services by David H Jitu offering painless extractions and fillings.
Referendum on Upper House Reform Highlighted by J Ryan
In a Star Theatre address, Mr. J. Ryan MLC urged urgent Upper House reform to safeguard liberty and security, criticizing Lang and Lenin style coercion. He traced reform efforts from 1922 to 1926, detailing proposed 60 member rotation, 12 year to 3 year terms, and a proportional voting system to prevent swamping by Labour. The discussion covered deadlock provisions, referendum pathways, and the need for a strong but democratically endorsed council as protection for the people.
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Lenin
Lang
J. Ryan
Star Theatre
Ryan
Legislative Council
Tuller
Puller
Fuller
Lewis
Chui
Heim
Taavin
Labour
Connell
Ravin
Mmesteetinns Lang
Tho
Tang
Ananey
Stevens
Ife
Council
Becquse
Bia Vets
Repiulta
Coonnell
Assembly and Council party line tally depicted in report
The text cites 66 Government and 24 Labour in the Assembly and projects party line votes in the Council. If both Houses voted strictly along party lines, Labour would have 24 supporters to 36 non Labour. The note ends with Continued on Next Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptate
Iran
Labor
Labour
Golf Notes Stroke Handicap
Golf notes report ongoing improvement in members form with several reducing handicaps. Saturday stroke winner B Snow shot 89 263. Other cards include H Coote 88 1870 and Dr Anderson 88 1771. Mixed foursome won by L Rye and Mrs Street with net 77 after second round. The Associates list tomorrow's stroke handicap draw among Mrs Hoge Mrs Ashworth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Snow
H. Coote
Dr. Anderson
P. Roddy
T. Charlton
W Garner
J. McRae
B. P. Dawson
B. Carolyn
J. Donnelly
LL Rye
A. Oldfield
S. McIntosh
L. Rye
Mrs. Street
Hoge
Ashworth
Yates
Cavanaugh
Three men who can't catch cold sold
Three unemployed men were kept in a hospital room for ten days while researchers tried to infect them with a cold. Despite exposure to a sick person for 24 hours and varying room temperatures they remained healthy, provoking speculation about future steps by scientists. Radio: Palings offers Victor radio sets with easy terms in Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California Hospital
San Francisco
Paling
Hunter St
Newcastle
Zeta
Car For Hire Sak For Hirs Day Or Night
Special quotations offered for picnic parties sporting bodies and long distance trips. Available around the clock with flexible arrangements and prompt service.
Rabbit skins strong at Sydney sales report
Winchcombe Carson Ltd notes good demand for rabbit skins at Wednesday Sydney sales with firm values. Prices rose for fresh king and improved seasonal quality with ranges from 1241 to 18d per lb across various pelts and grades, including damaged lots and mixed greasy types, reflecting strong overall activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongel Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
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J. Whatson
Price Deaper
W. W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
T. S. Wells
Whatson's Buidings
Church ST. Houra
Albert E. Wells
Poons
M. King
A.L.C.M
the Royal
Gloucester P. & C, Assn
MR. Allman
David H. J. Titu
Eyan
House of Review
Motor Spirits
Voco
Atlantic
Shell Imperial
Texaco
Shell
Plume
Union
C.or
MD Peateee
Egger Spirita
Motorist
Street & Parish Ltd
Church Street
Walmsley
North & McGullagh Roduce Merchants
Methodist Church
Mr. Marsh
Stroud Bapist Church
Craven
Stroud
Free Presbyterian Church
Craven Voreck
Barrington Hall
J, Webster
Gloucester Shire
A. Powards
Robinson Estate
Lynch
Tin Station
J Bowden
J Chandler
A. C. Holstein
D. Green
H. Mas
Bird
L. Partridge
Mia
W. N. Laurie
L. Blanch
Mrs. Everett
Tom Hicks
W. Wilson
Jack L. Forbes
Supreme Court OF New South Wales
George Gorman Bousteal
New South Wales
Evelyn Lucinda Georgina Boustead
Borthwick
Dungog
Thoman Rose & Dawes
Martin Place
Memoriam
Corbetts
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