Golf Notes Monthly Medal winner at Royal and Ancient Game
Snow a beginner won the Monthly Medal with a net 63 at the Royal and Ancient. Other scores included E Snow 88, Dr Locke 70, J McRae 77, Graham 79, Rye 77, Roddy 77, Chariton 78, Donnelly 78, Hawdon 85, Laurie 64, Ashworth 101, Parish 64, Street 87, Hawdon 80, total matches set for week-end with Laurie leading 7 up 2 to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow
Royal and Ancient Game
E. Snow
Dr. Locke
J. McRae
M S. Graham
D.C. Rye
Stray Jersey bull causes Stratford stir and court actions
A Stratford incident where a passing car collided with a stray Jersey bull sparked local attention. Meanwhile David Leth faced charges for motor vehicle misuse and deception, receiving 12 months hard labour. Other cases include six month phrases for theft and a history of habitual criminal activity linked to Kenneth Falkner. Forster Tuncurry ferry management orders drew council debate with calls for joint meetings with Stroud and further ministerial representation.
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Bet
Bora
David Leth
Kogarah
Gloucester
J. W W. Prosser
Leith
W. H. Jones
Stanley Donaldson
John Reece
Lolth
Duncan McDonald
Alia
the Wolf
Kenneth Falkner
Arthur Beckett
Gordor Wallace
Lfe
Victoria
Associates Golf Draw Sets Up Championship Final
A foursome format was drawn for tomorrow with pairs including Mrs. Carolan and Mrs. Cavanaugh versus Mrs. Snow and Mrs. Thurlow, and other matchups such as Mrs. Locke with Mrs. Street and Mrs. Yates paired with Mrs. Teddy. Semifinals saw Mrs. Yates defeat Mrs. Street while Mrs. Reddy beat Mrs. Tayrtow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolan
Cavanaugh
Snow
Ma. Thurlow
Donnelly
L. E. Street
Newton
Miss White
Miss Middishrock
Christie
Mise Garner
Mra Hoge
Locke
The New Gold Strike at Bartlett Show Draws Crowds
Prospectors flood Bartlett's gold show as a rich reef near Commonwealth Creek attracts visitors and promises vast value. Vandalism mars the site. Bartletts caution visitors while government officials report on the promising prospect with 18 claims pegged nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Creshaa
Bartlett
Bartletts
Southern Cross Reef
Commonwealth Creek
Gloucester
Sydney
A.C. Loyd
Bartlette
Lingd
Mines Department
Pitlochry Deviation Reply From Tugrabakh Resident
Herbert Muddle of Tugrabakh writes to defend the local creek crossing at Bulliac, disputing Mr. B Hooke’s view that the Pitlochry deviation would remove flood problems. He notes the creek runs through Bulliac school ground, and claims flood depth changes from road alterations are overstated. He argues the proposed deviation would not eliminate crossings and warns against spending ratepayer funds without clear benefit.
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B. Hooke
Pitlochry
Advocate
Hooke
Bulllac
Toure
Herbert Muddle
Tugrabakh
Pelaw Main colliery blaze destroys equipment valued at £80 000
A Dig fire at Pelaw Main colliery last night between 8 and 9 o clock destroyed £80 000 worth of equipment. Nearby reports list opossum skin license figures: 114 licenses used, 59 unused, 3875 skins recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelaw Main
Pelaw Main Collery
Stratford Defeats Warriors In Close Rugby Match
Stratford beat the Warriors 7 nil with a try by Arb Clarke and a goal from Jack Bignell. McGee challenged with early chances as Greenaway and Clarke starred. Warriors fought back but Stratford held stout defense to the final whistle.
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Stratford
Warrons
Bill McGee
Warriors
Hia
Arb
Clarke
Curt Gordon
Thes
McGee
Greenaway
Waa
Ievasion
C Greenaway
J. Clarke
Ome
Mildwey
Prager
Tme
Kreese
Jack Bignell
Warrior
Sid Greenaway
Ater
MrGee
Hazelwood
Gloucester
Wartors
Lord
Burns
Syron
Ray Clarke
S. Greenaway
Joe
G. Fraser
R. Browne
I. Tull
B. Coleman
Johnson
J. Rudkin
W. McGee
R. Syron
R- Gorton
Falconer
F. Livermore
B. Watson
J. Hazelwood
R. Burns
B. Landers
B. Tull
R. Taylor
C. Lord
H. Monro
Presentation of Cricket Shields at Stratford Hall
Stratford cricket and football clubs held a rain soaked trophy presentation at Stratford Hall on Friday evening. Gloucester visitors attended, the hall decorated by ladies, and Mr Jas Baston led the ceremony presenting the shield won by Stratford clubs. Speakers praised local sport, music, and hospitality. supper followed and dancing continued till morning. The event netted about 12 pounds for the club.
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Stratford
Stratford Hall
Gloucester
Stratford Cluts
Jas. Baston
Stratford Cinh
Tull
Tsrlows
Mfmde Clube
Wom
Sntest
Eli
M. Newton
The
Cricket Association
Fielf
A. G. Turner
H. Bignell
Stratford Cricket Club
Pig Sale Thursday Next August 20th
Auction notice announces a pig sale on Thursday next August 20th. Mathewson and Co. are finished selling and bidding will start immediately. Tom Hicks Auctioneer of Gloucester says terms conditions and selling charges will be the same as other local agents.
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Fale
Mathewson and Co
Tom Hicks
Matthewinn and Co
Paterson, Easton & Co
Dairy farm or grazing property wanted with cash buyer
A cash buyer seeks a dairy farm for 25 to 30 cows or a small grazing property with good frontage suited for a whry farm. Also noting an auction by Gloucester Furniture Sale on Saturday next August 22 in Gloucester with first lot furniture from R. V. Carroll Esq. King Street. Items include oak dining suite, lounge, chairs, tables, beds, wardrobe, sewing machine, linens, glassware, crockery, kitchen utensils and general household effects. Terms CASH.
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Tom Hicks
Gloucester
First Lass
R. V. Carroll
King Street
Hyland
Everstx Tay
Impounding Notice for Unbranded Horse in Gloucestershire
Impounded at Barrington on the nth August by A Purdon from Traveling Stack and Camping Reserve No. 38626 parish Fitzroy county Gloucester a bay horse unbrinded to be sold at noon on Thursday 206 August. GORTON Poundkeeper.
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Barrington
Parish Fitzrey
County
Gloucester
Gorton
Impounded at Barrington horse 272 branding sold at noon
Impounded at Barrington on 15th August by A Purdon from Traveling Brock Reserve No 53661 parishes of Crosbie and Pitaroy. One bay horse branded 272 on neck and like UA conjoined blotched on shoulder. If not released will be sold at noon on Thursday 10th September. J Gorton Poundkeeper.
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Barrington
A. Purdon
Brock
Crosbie and
Pitaroy
J. Gorton
Gloucester District Tennis Association Singles and Mixed Doubles Entries
The Gloucester District Tennis Association invites entries for the Gents' Singles Championship and Mixed Doubles. Handicap offered up to the 24th inst. Those wishing to enter should leave entries with Mr. A. White on or before the specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. White
Auction of Jerseys Herd at Dairy Sale
The auctioneers announce a special dairy sale at 12 o'clock featuring a herd of young, high quality Jersey cows tested and offered for sale. The sale includes Fat Bulls and Store Bulls with terms to be announced, highlighting the reserve and dairy gale significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wellard
Jersey
Little Wonder
Gloucester Women’s Association Meeting Notes and Donations
The Gloucester Women’s Association held its monthly meeting on Tuesday with good attendance led by President Mrs Evans. The Gloucester Amateur Players sent £26 13s 8d from a recent entertainment and The Gloucester Advocate added £1 1s. a vote of thanks praised contributors and helpers. Additional receipts included £2 14s from sweets sales. The Relief Society pledged support for investigations, and plans were made to order more badges and calendar cakes. Afternoon tea costs were set at 3d per member. funds included 5s 8d drawn from ordinary sources to the Newcastle Ambience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. C. Martin
BMLLA
Ank
G. P Neey
Newcastle
Evans
Gloucester Amateur
Mer
Gloucester Advocate
Mra Hill
Gloucester
Corbett
Tiere
Relief Society
A. Alexander
CWA
Relief
Lockers
Glaver
Mesdames Donnelly
Laurie
J. H. Smith
Lists of Electors for Gloucester Shire Published
The Shire of Gloucester announces lists of electors for the next triennial period. They will be open for inspection from August 8 to 28 at the Shire Office in Gloucester and Copeland, and at Barrington, Buadock, Stratford, and Craven Post Offices. Claims for insertion or objections must be on prescribed forms by August 24, to Shire Clerk Harry N Chaplin.
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Gloucester
Copeland
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Whatson’s
China
J. Whatson
Plice Draper
W. W. Hawdon
Eto
Il Hogg
Strathfield
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
Tin
Wells
Queen &T
David H. J. Hill
C. Button
Brambach
Blade
McRae
Johna
Gra
Wood
Gloucester Bator
Craven Creek
Joe Cornish
Eric Bolton
N.rm.a
Gloucest
Gloucester District Tennis Association
Presbyterian Spring Fair Star Theatre
J. W. Hawdon
Shire Yards
Dy Baines
Khatambal
Wingham
Xrambach
Gloucester Shire
Matthewson & Co
Main Street
Gloucester Stock Sales
Bret
A Paterson
Ave
Vy Murray
Brew
TVM
Acu F
Sebastilpe and Sons
Fred Bullocks
Ase V
Weismantle
Statin Bred, 3 Years, VW
Geo
Easton
Donald Pyterson
Hereford Morton
Devon
Durham Crass
Parker Hereforis
Norton
Ase
Parker Bros
Devons
Stewart Ns
Devon Am Durham Cross
Welsmantle
Bullocks & Steers
Geo. Harris
Bop Stewart Murray
Steers
Sy James Allen
Prbullocks & Storrs
Sir Abhow
Devon Steers
Murray
Devon Durham Cross
Afo
Act R
H.W. Abbutt
Criss Sterns
Ave E. Moore
Ac RC Cooner and Sons
Ave Robinson
Lyon
Durham Bullock
Bowman Farm
Shire OF
Harry N, Chaplin
Basm
Bam, Paterson, Easton & Co
New Coast
Paterson River
Bellinger River
Walry Farms
Southern Famer
Hereford Matthewson & Co
Krambach Pig Sales
Queen ST
Star Theatre
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