Gloucester District Lawn Tennis Association Annual Meeting
delegates from Park Church of England Presbyterian Methodist Copeland Tagrabaich Forbesdale and St Josephs gathered in Corbett s Rooms for the Gloucester District Lawn Tennis Association annual meeting. President Rev Scott presided as officers retained. first year report showed eight clubs in A and B grades with Park Reds and Methodist winning divisions. singles and doubles titles awarded. plans for awards social function and forthcoming championships outlined.
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Gloucester
Corbett’s Rooma
Park
Church of England
Presbyterian
Methodist
Copeland
Tagrabaich
Forbesdale
St. Joseph's
Russell Scott
L. R. McGinty
John Matthewson
Inter Aliay
Forever
Park "Reds
B. Mervhant
Roger Garner
Education Department Begins Retraining of Teachers in Sydney
The Education Department started retrenchment in the service with about 60 married women teachers whose husbands hold lucrative positions to be dismissed. Their classes will be taken over by headmasters, though larger schools are exempt. The minister and officials aim to cut staff by around 200 as part of a department reorganisation. First targeted are those in the metropolitan area, then others with outside positions. If needed, some permanent traders may face retrenchment after new legislation. A plan to levy fees on every pupil taking intermediate and leaving certificate exams is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Education Department
Drummond
Wonon
Fie Permanin
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsement Scene
A newspaper notice extolls Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble. Mrs J Smith of Dunboyne Street Dun g0y narrates severe backaches and headaches, saying the pills cured her and she has had no relapse two years later. The ad urges readers to buy only DOAN'S from Foster-McClellan Co. 15 Hamilton Street Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down
J. Smith
Mary Street
Dean
Farewell Social for Mills Family at The Bend
From our Correspondent A Manning and Barnard Rivers farewell gathering was held at Mr. P Koellner's residence The Bend on Monday night 21 April to honor Mr and Mrs W Mills and their family. About 60 residents attended with dancing until nine oclock. Presentations included a shaving outfit for Mr Mills a handbag for Mrs Mills a xylonite brush and comb for Miss Doris Mills and a pocket wallet for Mr John Mills. Mr Mills thanked the community and toasts followed including a toast to the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Koellner
the Bend
Manning
Barnard Rivers
W. Mills
D. Beaton
Public Notice on The Lucky Spot Waltz Winners
Public notice lists music event details involving F Breese and N J Teal. It mentions winners identified as Persons trespassing and references Mrs F Breese with partner Aas OFMeFZering. Stock on auth and Verlle Koeliner appear, with prize noted as HANNAFORD FRASER and a box of chocolates. Date given January 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Breese
N. J. Teal
F. Breese
Aas
Auth
Verlle Koeliner
Prise
Veignes
Hannaford & Fraser
Monte Carlo Dance Winners at Late Event
A Monte Carlo style dance concluded with Mr. A. Breese and Miss Anne Teni winning a similar prize. Mr. Thos Creanor acted as an efficient master of ceremonies. Dancing continued until 4 am before the party dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
A. Breese
Misa Anne Teni
Thos
Creanor
M.C
Gloucester to Meet Cedar Party in Upper Manning Rugby Opener
Gloucester first grade will play Cedar Party on the Park next Saturday in the Upper Manning Rugby League season opener. Selection is tough with many first grade players available and several new players tried after Monday’s match. Training list includes C Hopley M Bucksheram A Clarke J Morris W Grady F Livermore H McGee A Wilson G Ireland V Hile S Sutton J Woffatt R Burns L Oldfield C Clarke H Gray C Britten J Mayers C Greenaway. A meeting is scheduled next week to organize a second grade competition among Barrington Krambach Gloucester and Craven Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Manning
Gloucester
Cedar Party
C. Hopley
M. Bucksheram
A. Clarke
J. Morris
W. Grady
F. Livermore
H. McGee
A. Wilson
G. Ireland
V. Hile
S. Sutton
J. Woffatt
R. Burns
L. Oldfield
C. Clarke
H. Gray
C. Britten
J. Mayers
C. Greenaway
Notice of trespass on B A Gresham property at Peby
Public notice warns that any interference with fences shooting rabbiting or trespassing on the B A Gresham property at Peby will be prosecuted. Signed by B A Gresham dated 28 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukivory
B. A. Gresham
Peby
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Sateen Centre
Street & Parish Ltd
A. J. Cavanaugh
Gloucester Pharmacy
Electric Irons
Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd
Church St, Gloucester
L. Harris
Ches
C. Falconer
FIBRO
Market Street
T. Hannan
Picture Palace
Roh Street
Lawn Tennis Association
J. P. Easton
J. McIntyre
Messrs
J. Wellard
Trinder
Lelegate
Ward
Ward's River
Association
McGinty
Wellard
Rev
Scott
Associaton
Acclaa Hon
T. Hicks
General Commission
Retren
Whatson
Kayser Hose
Ladies and Childrens’s
Georgette Collars
Children’s Sox
J. Whatson
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Church Street
A. G. Turner
R. Barker
W. Batger
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Suilotr's
Tye
Barrington
Krambach
Craven-Stratford
Zaiothik
Dad Berns
Cornwell's Malt Extract
Advanx
Gloucester Rubber Works
W. A. Dan
Silk & Wool Carthgass
V.dan
the Bargain Draper & Seercet
Cugmufaesturers
Wits
Expepto
Vay Bel
DUN Rye
Ax ‘Rer
Ony
Ste
Sele Delei
T. Charlton
Royal Hotel
Lillian Sams
Orange
P. J. Ryan
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