Farewell to Roddy at Street and Parish store gathering
A Wednesday evening gathering at Street and Parish store in Gloucester marked the farewell to No. IP Roddy who is leaving for Gunnedah to take a new position. Mr Roddy received a fountain pen set for himself and one for Mrs Roddy. Members praised his long service to the Gulf Club and to Gloucester team, and Mr Routy spoke in appreciation.
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Roddy
Gulf Club
IP Roddy
Glounegier
Gunnedah
Anderson
Routy
Rady
Rowly
Messrs. Street & Parish Lot
Barrier Reef Tourists Team To Face The Rest In Club Match
A club match is set for tomorrow between members bound for the Great Barrier Reef voyage and The Rest. Barrier Reef Tourists Tenn leads by Kendall Boorer Smith Eb beck Woodward Munro while The Rest includes Andrews McIntyre Hawdon Street Boughton Lowe White Adams A game between Anderson and Tresidder teams is also arranged with Channell Chagman Brockwell Bebblewnite listed among the lineup.
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Tresidder
Gloucester Race Club Formed For Red Cross Aid
A Gloucester meeting led by Mr. Charlie Baker formed a committee to organize a race meeting raising funds for the Red Cross Society. The Gloucester Race Club was named with a 10 shilling membership. Officials include President Mrs. Higgins and Treasurer Mr. Hager. An account will be opened at the Bank of New South Wales and course inspection planned.
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Chariie Baker
Run & Rhoe
Funda
Gloucester
Red Cross Society
Formimg
School of Arts
Messrs. © Baker
P. H. le Quesne
J. L. Hogg
W. Barger
F. Hebtewhite
A. Dar
Baker
W. A. Harris
le Red Croas Society
de, Munro
Dr Andersony
R Higgins
Measre J. Lee Hogg
E. Holland
W. Hatger
Gloucester Race Club
Rye
Bank of Nsw
Presentation to Miss Molly Balton at J N Laurie Ball
A social evening in Gloucester honored Miss Molly Balton on her upcoming marriage. The C W A Younger Set and friends presented gifts including a crystal cut glass jug and goblets. Speeches praised her presidency and work, with thanks from Sergeant Bolton and others. Music, singing, dancing followed, and a supper was served.
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J. N. Laurie
C.W.A
Mally Balton
Miss Bolton
D. Elia
Pansits
J. ‘T. Hicks
Ellis
Gloucester
Molly
Sergeant Bolton
Nelle Edwards
Bennett
Snodgrass
Hogg
Marla King
S. Wyburn
Miss King
W. O'Shannessy
Mary Dennett dies at 82 in Sydney after Miller's Forest life
Mary Dennett aged 82, widow of Thos Dennett, long time Miller's Forest resident, died in Sydney last Friday. Born Miller's Forest, she was daughter of the late Jes Elkit and twin to Hugh Hikin. Survived by children H J Dennett Gloucester J A Dennett Eastwood W Wilson Five Dock I Dennett Five Dock, husband predeceased 42 years ago. Funeral from Sydney to Raymond Terrace with large mourners and wreaths, service at St John’s Raymond Terrace led by Rev H M Rupp.
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Sydney
Mary Dennett
Thos. Dennett
Miller's Forest
W. Wilson
Jes Elkit
Hugh Hikin
Motto
Messrs R, A
T. ¥. Bikin
Raymond Terrace
Beveridge
Raymond Tesrave
Messrs
H. J. Dennett
Gloucester
J. A. Dennett
Eastwood
Bre
Bre. W. Wilson and Misa I. Dennett, At Five ‘Dock
Roa
St. John's Church
H. M. Rupp
Integra
Dennett
St. Joan's Church
Ray
Terrace
Gloucester association meets to plan fund events and Empire Day praise
At a Gloucester County meeting the C B Snodgrass led discussion on the rural park plot progress, funds raised totalling over £21 with spending on Empire Day appreciated by St Joseph’s Sisters and local headmaster Mr McGown. Plans touched social events, including a band date, card parties, and a potential juvenile ball for school sports day.
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Weanealay
Mesars
CB. Snodgrass
H. N. Chaplin
McGawn
Deards
Purdon
Shepherd
Gray
M. Newton
Meadamea
Tate
Powell
Snodgrass
Gloucester
St. Joseph's Convent School
Newton
Majestic
Barrington
C. Association
P. and C
Mer
Ann
Return of Jim Maddalena to Caiima Addressed
From our correspondent Mr Jim Maddalena recently bid farewell by Mr Holsteins residence has taken the trip to Caiima. Friends expect his news soon and note he will see the springs before frost covered fields. Normen McKinnon has nearly recovered from a severe foot scald while Priestly lingers with a leg injury and remains in hospital. Arbor day saw an avenue of trees planted along the road. Britain’s population is stated as 10090 000, a record high.
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Jim Maddalena
Tog
Forbesdale Gift Evening for Miss Wratten and Mr Atking
Forbesdale Hall hosts a gift evening on August 4 honoring the forthcoming marriage of Miss Goyer Wratten and Mr Ball Atking. Guests view presents on the verandah, enjoy dancing and music by the Isaac sisters and others, while speakers praise the couple and wish them happiness and prosperity.
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Goyer Wratten
Ball Atking
Forbesdale Hall
Isaac
Stan Deards
Miss Wratten
Gloucester
Bill
Wiaben
C. Howell
Apegker
Howe
Mr. Howell
Howell
Victory
Vince Newton
Measrs, Street A Parish Ltd
Reg. Andrews
Bull
Joyce
Alem
Dearda
Jolly Wood
Atkins
J. Atkins
Methylated spirits case tests aboriginal sale law
Darwin case judge Mr G J Pigott rules methylated spirits sold to an aboriginal for a boss was not an offense under the Aboriginal Ordinance. Chin Loong Pak admitted selling the bottle to Jack for his employer as a bona fide store sale. The ruling shapes potential appeal on test case grounds. Britain cinema audiences reach about 9.9 million last year.
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G. J. Pigott
Darwin
Chin Loong Pak
Wan
Jack
Anl
Pigott
Koop
Hart
Figot
Chin
Loong Pak
Pearling Mystery In Darwin Show Death Toll On Diver Crew
The report from Broome arrivals says ten Japanese divers died in two neaps near Bathurat Taland waters. A tender hauled up a diverless helmet and corselet after signaling for two divers. crews speculate divers were pulled into giant pearl boats. Malays blame a staged disguise, greedi- ness, and handoos, while White men cite heightened risk from competition for shells.
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Darwin
Broome
Territory
Bathurat Taland
Neaps
Thanks and memory of George Henry McRae family tribute
The McRae family of Barrington tender thanks for sympathy expressions including telegrams letters cards and floral tributes following their recent bereavement. Fazelwood remembers George Henry who departed life August 6 1936 aged 9 years. his loving wife and family insert memory and love.
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McRae
Fazelwood
George Henry
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