Accident to Drover in Williams Town district
James Steinbeck of Williams Town district suffered a painful accident while mustering cattle with Geo Cox at Cox's paddock. Steinbeck was treated at Narromine Private Hospital for severe bruising and a bad shoe jug, with no bones broken. A tribute service followed from the Chullora Return Soldiers’ Rifle Club and local memorials.
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James Steinbeck
William Town
Narraweema
Steinbeck
Geo. Cox
Waukivory
Williams Town
Cox
Vince Newton
Big weekend in Gloucester features hockey cup and more
Gloucester hosts a busier weekend with Newcastle and Taree teams contesting the D H J Hill Cup at Gloucester Park and hockey ground. Local Chollora Sydney Returned Soldiers' Rifle Club conducts a return match, golf round, and tennis North lead Factory over Barrington. Sunday sees Western Suburbs win football, golf qualifiers, picnic for hockey girls, Presbyterian Fellowship dinner and dance for visiting fellowship from Wingham to Monro, plus weekend cricket laps.
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Gloucester
Gloucester Park Oval
Hockey Ground
Newcastle
Taree
Chollora Sydney
Rifle Club
Factory
Barrington
First Presbyterian Fellowship
Hern
Gleu Cester
Wingham
Keapsey
Macksyilie
Kendall
Moorland
Wauehape
Nockey
Western Suburbs
Copeland
Frout
Gloucester Shire notes honor long service and awards
Personal notices record carries of Gloucester Shire Council staff retirements and transfers including Air F Cook and Mr Timpury. Arthur Kinmond, a longtime telegraph linesman, moved to Tumbarumba with navy home duties. John Yardy retires after 10 years as Park custodian. Mrs Mary Crowfoot and Miss Ross Jenkins award won by London College of Music. Miss Beukah Sutter engagement marked with water set gift. Miss W Booker receives a glowing bow and a cut glass bowl at the Gloucester Hockey Dance event.
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Cook
Thy Banke Nsw
Barraba
Timpury
Lismore
Gloucester
John Yardy
Yardy
Lhe
Gloucestop
Mary Crowfoot
Ross Jenkins
London College of Muse
Crowfoot
Laurie Memorial Hall
Glouester Fellowship Association
Beukah Sutter
Ashce
Miny B. Moses
Gloucester Club
W. Booker
A. J. White
Booker
Maitland Stock Fat Cattle Sale Yields Strong Trade
Maitland saleyards heavy cattle yarding with about 650 prime and 140 rough cattle. Best bullocks to £11 1s, cows to £6 4s, yearlings to £7 10s, bulls to £9. Calves around 500 with fair quality. p igs strong with heavy pigs at 0/ to 12/0. Police forces in Britain seek 6,000 recruits to fill gaps.
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Sydney
Yatriteck
Winchcombe
Carson Lids
Maitland
Ye Lriay
Golf Notes Stableford Par Winner Tops Club Field
Bil Atkins wins the Stableford Par with 87 points off 27 handicap, leading a list of players including Les Kenney, R Street, T Chariton and H Coote. The article also covers the club championship qualifying, Laurie and Horner Cups, and notes Dr Anderson and Frank Drinkwater among top performers, plus a rare hole in one by Ross Street.
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Stableford
Bil Atking
Les Kenney
R. Street
T. Chariton
Coote
J. McRae
T. Britt
KE. McNaughton
A. Parish
E. H. Anderson
T. Leedham
L. Rye
J. Channel
Rye
B. P. Dawson
Dr. Anderson
Frank Drinkwater
BI Atkins
EH. Anderson
Drinkwater
Adavy
Chariton
Bureet
Atulenson
Doyly
Leetham
Pariah
Consolation Hight
McRsen
Ross Street
Ross
Teachers vs Factory and Barrington matchups in local tennis draw
The Saturday A GRADE slate lists Teachers facing Factory Treabyterian in Rockhurst while Barrington Barringtonian plays Forbesdale Parke has a bye. In B GRADE Park No 2 meets Factory Barrington Village opposes Presbyterian Park Tv. Teachers Bulliac faces Copeland Gangatow in Barrington Waukivery v Forbestrate Stratford Ty Stratford IL.
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Factory
Treabyterian
Rockhurst
Barrington
Forbesdale
Parke
Park No. 2
Barrington Village
Presbyterian
Park Tv
Bulliac
Copeland
Gangatow
Waukivery
Forbestrate
Stratford Ty
Stratford IL
Carlton Hockey Carnival Draws Five Teams at Gloucester
Five teams from Newcastle Taree and Gloucester competed in the first carminal on the lower North Coast at Gloucester on Saturday. Newcastle won the trophy donated by Mr D H J Hill who was thanked for his generosity. Newcastle 1st beat Gloucester 7 2 after a 2 2 half. Taree 2nd beat Newcastle 2nd by 5 1. Taree 1st beat Newcastle 1st 3 1 in a fast match. Maree 2nd beat Gloucester 3 0. The final game Newcastle 1st vs Maree 1st was interrupted by bad light with no score. After the matches, all teams were welcomed at the School of Arts with Mrs A C White presenting the trophy and Miss G Powell accepting for Newcastle. The crowd applauded Mr Hill. A dance and picnic followed at Copeland.
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Gloucester
New
Newcastle
Glocaster
Taree
Tarée
Maree
the Oval
Uil
Marce Asty
School of Ars
A. C White
Grime
White
G. Powell
Hill
Copeland
Hiouehl
Gloucester Magpies Defeated on Home Ground by Western Suburbs
Western Suburbs beat Gloucester 17 to 3 at Gloucester but the match was marked by fierce play and injuries. Tommy Graham starred for Suburbs while Gloucester defender Ken Oldfield suffered a cut above the eye. Next Sunday Gloucester hosts Northern Suburbs with a curtain-raiser between the reserves and Gloucester No. 2.
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Gloucester Magpies
Western Suburbs
Newcastle
Tommy Graham
Engler
Gloucester
Jack Howard
Ken Oldfield
Ken
C. Kincks
J. Hall
Bell
Graham
Northern Suburbs
Gloucester NO. 2
Gloucester and Lambton Beat Newcastle Rinks in Weekend Bowls
Gloucester rinks visited Newcastle for three matches over the weekend. In the Saturday fixture Lambton defeated Newcastle. Scores list players from both sides, with a final 22-? street match among others.
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Gloucester
Lambton
Newcastle
Culture debate on Gloucester Chamber of Culture ideals in 1987 letter
Percy Fletche argues for a permanent interdenominational chamber of culture in Gloucester to foster talent in books music drama and debate. He critiques local access to culture and urges establishing a town cultural council connected to the free reference library and schools of arts.
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Gloucester
Chamber
Uoimeres
Arl
School of Arts
Polical Workers' Educationis Agus Glalion
Tts
Church Services Read Across Nabiac and Gloucester
Church notices list services across Nabiac Gloucester and surrounding areas. Rev Wa Griffith Cochrane leads Baptist and Methodist gatherings with midweek meetings and tea at Gloucester Church. Other pastors Rev D Glyn Jones and Rev M Howard schedule sermons and table conferences with locations including Bowman Farm Walls Livery and Craven Creek.
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Nabiac Church of
Gloucester Church
Inspiration AL
MY. R. C. Pereira Congregational
Lower Bowman
Craven Creek
Upper Tarvington
Bundock
Pastne B. Martens
Stroud Baptist Chapen
Stratfory
Ward's River
Strait
Rev. M. Howard
Fancy Dress Carnival Promises Night of Fun at Majestic
Footballers Grand Carnival tonight at the Majestic Theatre with Kit Kat Orchestra and a first class supper. A big crowd is expected for an evening of entertainment. The article also notes Mr V C Thompson seeking re election to Parliament after 19 years in October and cites Greater London population of 8,500,000.
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Carnivat
Majestic Theatre
Kit Kat
Mit
Thompson
V. C. ‘Thompson
New England
Britain
Greater London
Gloucester and District Chamber Special Meeting Notice
A special meeting of Members of the Gloucester and District Chamber of Commerce Developmental League will be held at the Schant of Arts Mall on Monday. Ratepayers and other residents of Gloucester are urged to attend to consider candidates for the riding in the upcoming election. P. J. Griffin, Hon. Fer.
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Gloucester and District
Fencing Tender Notice From Gloucester Shire Council
Shire of Gloucester invites tenders for fencing at Fank's Brier Waukivory. Plans and specifications may be viewed at the Shire Office during office hours. Meeting of golf associates to be held in Newtons office Friday next in August at 7 80.
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Fank’s Brier
Spewis
Harry SN
Chaplin
Shinn Cher
Galf Associates
MY. Newtons
Shire Chamaies
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