Departure of Christie Family Leaves Gloucester
Mr and Mrs A C Christie and their children depart Gloucester by car for Nyngan where Mr Christie becomes Bank of New South Wales manager. A long series of tributes from Bowling Club Presbyterian Church and other town bodies note his leadership as treasurer choir conductor and public worker. Mrs Christie is also praised for public service and charity. The farewell includes presentations and speeches from the Bowling Club the Presbyterian Church boards and guilds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AC. Christie
Nyngan
Christi
Bank of New South Wales
Gloucester
Christie
Gloucester A. H. & P. Association
Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian Church
Phyllis
Coralie
Dorothy
Gloucester Bowling Club
L. B. Street
Wasa Il
A. C. Christie
L. A. Harris
Bowling Green
Nickleus
Alex Alexander
Hhis
John Hawdon
Board of Management
George McGregor
Jean Easton
Miss Easton
G. McDonald
H. Goddard
Cristie
J. N. Laurie
Women's Guild
Norman Monson
Nancy Thurlow
F.V. Munro
Alexander
Mrs. Christie
Mra
Corrie Henderson
Christie Inspired Work Receives Church Support Gala
The gathering honored Mrs Christie for her efforts and the Christie influence, with Mrs Christie expressing thanks and Phyllis receiving aid. Winnie Alder presented a flowers basket from the Women's Guild. Apologies were offered by several ladies and gentlemen, and the evening closed with tea and songs including Auld Lang Syne and God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie
Phyllis
Winnie Alder
Women's Guild
J. R. Higgins
H. Laurie
Alexander
W. W. Hadwon
W. W. Hadwon, Mr. “J. B. Easton
Gold production in New South Wales half year 1932 estimate
Estimated native gold production for NSW in the six months to June 30 1932 is 14.14 ounces fine with a value of £60 068 at standard gold price. This compares with 7047 ounces fine valued at £29 934 for the prior year, a rise of 7084 ounces and £30 134 in value. Using weekly Melbourne Mint prices the six months would be about £100 016, excluding the Commonwealth Gold Bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Mance
Melbourne
Blacksmithing and Wheelwrighting Reopens Under Dan Redman
Dan Redman announces the return of blacksmithing and wheelwrighting services starting Monday 4th inst. He invites old clients and offers home-shoeing from 9, plough shares re-steel from 8, sulky tyres cut from 11, and reduced prices across all other classes of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Redman
F A Isaac Gloucester Funeral Services Highlighted
Funeral notices note F A Isaac Gloucester and F A IBAAG builder and undertaker offering up-to-date motor hearse services for funerals in town and district, signaling modern arrangements and local service options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Ibaag
Gloucester
Tennis Forehand Drive from Classic Instruction
This excerpt outlines a traditional tennis forehand grip and stroke: hold the racquet with a rigid wrist, position the body side-on with the left shoulder toward the net, carry the racquet back on the right side, and strike with the flat face as weight shifts from right to left foot. It covers grip, stance, follow through, and top spin mechanics.
A Cool Thief Takes Oranges After Fence Break In Kempsey
A Kempsey householder reported a thief who pulled two palings from a fence, slipped through a gap, crossed the property to the river bank, and picked oranges. When confronted, the man claimed he would not climb the fence to avoid tearing his trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempsey
Judge backs shooting neighbour's dog under dog act
In Sydney District Court Judge Edwards reserved judgment on James Arthur Wareham of Frenchs Forest who shot his neighbour's dog Skipper as it attacked Wareham's cat. The judge said the dog was at large and not under immediate control, justifying the shooting and noting the act's reward provision could spark a new industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Sydney
James Arthur Wareham
French's Forest
Skipper
Wareham
John Holland
Great Barrier Reef Christmas expeditions by Pollock group
Since 1925, Nature lovers have joined Mr Pollock and partners from WRGS and ROSNZ in Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union led trips to coastal Queensland. This year’s voyage runs December to January from Mackay to Bowen visiting twenty five islands including Whitsunday group. Activities include seabird colonies, turtles, crocodiles, dugONG hunting, fishing for emperor trevally kingfish and more, coral viewing, shell collecting and batheing in scenery. Participants should contact Mr Pollock, Carrington Avenue Strathfield NSW. CARE OF THE EYES ad offers repairs and advice from Sack and McDonald Sydney Ltd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Pollock
WRGS
Royal Zoological Society of Ns.w
Royal Australasian Ornithologists’ Union
Great Barrier Reef
Queensland
Mackay
Bowen
Mr. Pollock
Carrington Avenue
Strathfield
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Street & Parish Ltd
A. I. Cavanaugh
Gloucester Pharmacy
T Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd
Church
Gold Productio
D, Redman & Sons
Denison
F. A. Isaac Gloucester
MR. Russell Hall
Gloucester Township
Council
Tom Hicks Matthewson
Gloucester Investments
Roy
Roy Gade
Commercial Hotel
SALE
W. A. Dan
The
Tog
A.W
Sack and McDonald
Sydney Ltd
Government Savings
Castlereagh Sect
Eouke
Seme
Glaugester
Walmsley
G. Kent
A. J. White
Beaconlight
Dover
Maitland Patern
Maitland
Newcastle
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