Golf Notes And Associates Farewell At Gloucester Club
Golf notes report a weekend competition and a farewell gathering at Gloucester Golf Club. The Associates hosted Mrs Christ ie Christie during a Wednesday event at the club house with mingling, a parting gift, and a tea. Members praised her years of service and extended best wishes for the future.
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Associates
Arcenden
AG Christiesey
Chrisie
Cavsnough
Cavanaugh
Gavannaugh
Christie
Gloucester
Barrington Top Visitors Braced By Snowstorm
Maitland delegates toured Barrington Topa on Gat Ray with another DinBog group. A heavy snowstorm trapped the Monday party on Careys Peak where the snow lay deeply. Cleary reappointed Chief Transport Commissioner by the State Fixerulive Council on Tuesday.
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Barrington Tops
Maitland
Barrington
Death of Mr Stanley Germon in Roma Private Hospital
Death of Mr Stanley James Germon aged about 39 at Roma Private Hospital after a months illness. Born in Stroud, he lived in Gloucester district from youth, with time in Western Australia. Funeral was held at the Presbyterian Cemetery with Rev A Alexander. Germon, unmarried, was survived by mother and siblings.
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Stanley Germon
Roma
Stanley James Germon
James Gernon
Meisrs
W. BW
Germon
Beattie's Island
Geo Isaac
Baker’s Creek
Gen. Reeves
Taree
Stroud
Gloucester
Western Australia
Bay
German
Presbyterian
A. Alexander
Local Jersey cow tops official milk yield records
Glengarra Sateen a Gloucester Jersey owned by Mr. Leo Gallagher produced 11 159 pounds of milk at 4.7 percent fat in 205 days, a record for two year old Jersey cows in New South Wales. Her daily average ran 36 pounds, and she calved at 2 years 7 months. Gallagher’s herd also scored strong with Glenyarra Dawn and Glenyarra Joy reaching 273 days with excellent fat yields.
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Glengarra Sateen
Jersey
Leo. Gallagher
Department of Agriculture
Glengarra Sateene
N.S.W
Alice MT
Richmond
Gallagher
Glenyarra Dawn
Glenyarra Joy
Call For Private Expedition To Prospect Central Australia
The article urges young Australians to seek vast mineral wealth in Central and Northern Australia. It highlights untapped gold prospects, the loneliness of inland ranges, and the need for private, well-funded, military-style expeditions led by geologists to systematically prospect the territory.
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Australia
Gentral
North Australia
Northern Territory
Central Australia
Northern Australia
Thia
Ita
Austraslia
Gloucester
Central
Phenomenal Fall of Hail Over New South Wales Mountain
Mesers H J Lyne H T O Neill B L Taylor and F Buderus report a dramatic hail event while returning to Taree from Newcastle on Tuesday. For six miles between Bullabdelah and Wootton the mountain covered in ice from a storm, top of O Sullivans Gap ice three to four inches thick, with some glistening spots foot deep. Driving was difficult and the mountain’s white expanse attracted much attention unseen before in the district.
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H. J. Lyne
H. T. O'Neill
B. L. Taylor
F. Buderus
Taree
Newcastle
Bullabdelah
Wootton
O'sullivan’s Gap
Bullahdelah
Gloucester players barred from Harry Cross Cup match
The Gloucester football team faced questions over five players barred from a Harry Cross Cup tie after it emerged they had played Wingham previously without objections. Gloucester had sought permission for one player outside the ten mile radius, which Wingham granted, while the other four were not known to be nonresidents at the time. The writer calls for explanation from the Chester league and hints the cup may be returned.
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Wingham
Stratford and Gloucester Reds V clash in Cluna Championship replay
Stratford and Gloucester Reds select lineups for tomorrow’s Cluna Championship final replay at Gloucester Park. Kickoff 8 15 p m. Stratford players include R Clarke Jack Bignell and A Clarke among backs and forwards. Gloucester Reds feature EB Beattie J Oldfield and R Bailey among others with Blu Findlay as referee and D H J Hill as timekeeper.
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Stratford
Gloucester Reds
Cluna
Gloucester Park
R. Clarke
Jack Bignell
J. Dercot
A. Clarke
J. Clarke
C. Greenaway
Greenaway
A. Brown
G. Yates
C. Wenham
Johnston
Joe Bignell
G. Greenaway
EB. Beattie
J. Oldfield
J. Rougall
C. Cantwell
R. Smith
A. Sinclair
R. Bailey
7. Livermore
L. Oldfield
A. Wilson
R. Burns
WV. Hille
C. Britten
Blu" Findlay
D. H. J. Hill
Frost Bitten Trees Expert Advice
Residents despair over frost damaged fruit trees across the district. A. M. McPherson of Scone nursery warns owners not to prune until new growth appears, as sap will not rise beyond dead wood and pruning should be decided by each owner.
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A. M. McPherson
Legenhoe
Scone Nursery
Hay
New South Wales Referendum On Federal States Question
The Ani-Yell Country Movement obtained constitutional authorities views on creating new federal units in New South Wales. Opinion says under section 124 NSW Parliament consent via a state wide referendum is needed for new states, while section 123 would apply only if the Commonwealth initiates. The United Country Movement plans to act under section 124, while the state government favors referendums in areas capable of local self government.
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Ube
New South Wales
Munro
United Country Movemennt
High School Fees Talk Stirring Education Policy
The Minister for Education Mr Drummond spoke at Armidale about possible reintroduction of high school fees where regions can afford them. He warned drastic expenditure cuts may be needed and confirmed economies are planned, with policy changes under review. Fees for matriculation courses could be imposed if parents can bear the cost. Paterson, Easton & Co advertise farm machinery and separators.
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Drummond
Armidale
Gloucester pig sale yields high yarding and strong prices
Matthewson and Co report a private sale week with about 300 pigs yarded in Gloucester Township. Prices rose across baconers and heavy porkers, with standout bids for numerous consignors. Next sale planned for Thursday August 18 with higher attendance expected.
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Gloucester
Manning
Wallarsla
Paterson, Easton & Co
Matthewson and Co
Gloucester Township
Masten
W. Martin
Ally Dearer
Wilson
Woc Ridgeway
Paff Bros
Ety
Ninneas
E. D. Holmes
Hs, Morris
Eng
G. Poole
A. Everett
Mrs. Latter
H. J. Channell
Maston
W. P. R. Jonert
SH. Slade
HA. Abbott
Relf Bros
W. Ribbons
F Farley
G. Stanton
W. Henderson
Yates
Hlh. Weat
N. Tani
Martin
R. Bleasdale
J Meine
Homebush stock curtails blading and prices ease
Sydney reports 2435 cattle yarded with general quality good. Early operations had blading restricted and buyers faced easier prices, heavy supply hitting heavyweight cattle most. prime yearling beefs to 335, lightweights 298, heavy 23s per 100 lb, good trade 2ha, best cow beef 24s. Also pig values rise with 1700 head offered, backfatters 50s to 130s per head, baconets 38s to 52s, porkers 16s to 38s. Calf market notes 260 calves penned, bob calves scarce but firmer, good 21S6 to 26S4, best heavy 45S6 to 96S6, paddies heifers 14/6 to 37/6.
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Homebush
Sydney
Gomt
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
TAX RETURNS NOW DUE INCOME TAX AND UNEMPLOYMENT RATES
Returns for the year ended June 30 are due for individuals with wages by July 1. Business and farming returns must be filed by August end. The six months ended June 30, 1932, end of Family Endowment Tax is payable with stamps on the Wages Record. Mr Russell Fiall and Mr Francia Kenny will be at Gloucester center in the third week of August. advance requests for interviews to Gloucester office.
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Krambauhl
Krambach Racecourse
Krambech Convent Building Fund
Sid Abhuis
Mr. Abbott
C. Cheers
Kenny Cheers
T. Gallagher, Jr
W.P. Carney
Sint
Russell Fiall
Sydney
Francia Kenny
Aasensor
Department of Taxation
Gem
Gloucenter
Anguat
Kenny
Nail
Cloucester
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ETO
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Tel
T. Swells
Queen St., Gloucester
Spm
Albert E. Wells
Wiliah Gloucester
T. Corbett
Sth
David H. J. Hill
C. Sutton
Corbetts
Krambach
F. Baker
A.F
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Fr. Schultz
Merkre Andrewa
Anderson
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Harris
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Wallsend
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Laurie
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Taste
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Cleary
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A. T. Cav
Gloucester Parents and Ciizens’ Association
Bell
Capitol Orchestra
J. Ryan
Mes
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Genta
Aip Varish
A. Yates
A. Rrivhert
H. A. Corderoy
Rone Private Hospital
Bolton
W.w.ay
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Wallanbah Progress Association
P. Hi. Deards
Warrior Football Club
Patmore
Waitor
Hile
Warrior
Hazel
Laurie Brown
Wits
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J. Harman
Barrington Church
Barrington Hall
MR. Gallagher
Bullardelam
Hdstor
New States
Basaar
E. Schultz
Gloucesta
Enright
Yal- Station
Clarence River
AH. G. Simpson
Jerry's Plains
J. McDonald
Muswellbrook
Hunter, Willams
Paterson River
Una
Commonwealth Stud Farms Ltd
City P.D
Canberra
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H. G Barrie
Church of England Women's Guild
Hood Orchestra
Asain
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J. Webeck
P. Webeck
League
Tom Hicks
H.N. Chaplin
Gloucester Electric Supply CO. Ltd
Lowe
Asrworth
Shire Yards
Cloucester Shire Yards
Paspalum
Rhodes
Town Properties
Wallangah Estate
Privie
Ben
Britain
Lister
G. Arrowsmith
Saxby's
New
Mitchell &O
Fairbanks-Morme Paterson, Easton & Co
Fagmere
Aacar
P Agrecultural
Sunpalm Renovators
Solair Les Parley
Ray Dew
C. Middlebrook
W. Dara
Corkere
TK. Higgins
Porkers
S. Crisp
Reg. Andrews
T. Cornett
W. Parley
Andrew Sansom
W. Lawrey
Digby
G. N. Crowther
F. EB. Fidwarda
G. Relf
M. Fraser
G. Mount
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