Obituary of Mrs Elizabeth Redman of Dungog
Death occurred on Sunday 18th at Dowling Street Dungog widow of the late Dantel Redman aged 74 born in the district she lived in Builehdelay Stroud and Dungog districts admired for her love of flowers and cheerful personality sons Daniel and Bert Redman of Gloucenter pallbearers were her six sons funeral at Presbyterian section Dun Og cemetery conducted by Rev John Robby and Rev A Bohanna Chron Chronicle notes Canada population fact.
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Elizabeth Redman
Inet
Dowling Street
Dungog
Dantel Redman
Deveaned
Chas. Tonks
Birmingham
England
Mesars
Daniel
Bert Redman
Gloucenter
Reat
Dun- Og
John Robby
AS. Bohanna
Chronicle
Barrington Filmed Party Films Snow Scenes in Barrington Range
A Cessnock party toured the Barrington Tops filming snow scenes on Carey's Peak and Williams River for a Cine sound Review. The group traveled via Clarence Town and Dungog, faced bush tracks and river views, climbed to 5,300 feet, and returned to Cessnock after a long weekend of mountain photography.
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Barrington Ranges
Cessnock
Williams River
Carey's Peak
Union ‘Theatres
J. Smith
Sydney
Cinesound
Messrs. W. McClung
A. d'Ombrain
Mesdames
McClung
Clarence Town
Dungog
Barrington House
Pan Goo Roads
Scout's Alley Lookout
Bullabdelah
Allyn
Port Stephens
Newcastle
Rocky Crossing
Blow Fly Creek
Tunkc
Cesmock
Coascock
Bagie
Benefit Social Stirs Gloucester Aid for Mr Chubb
The Shire employees organized a benefit serial at the School of Arts on Friday to aid Mr Laurie Chubb. Proceeds plus £4 0s 6d from a Saturday football match totalled £21 16s, to be handed to Mr Chubb after his recent X-ray treatment.
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Shire
Laurie Chubb
School of Arta Wall
Chubb
Ryan Cup Match: Gloucester Reds beat Stratford Blues 12–3
In Stratford last Saturday Gloucester Reds defeated Stratford Blues for the Ryan Cup by 12 to 3. The article details multiple forward drives, escapes, and scores with players like Ray Clarke, J Clarke, G Greenaway, and J Oldfield contributing at various stages as the Reds secure victory despite a windy, tough match and a late surge by Stratford.
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Stratford
Gloucester Reds
Stratford Blues
Gloucester
Sinclair
Ray Clarke
Giddey
Johnson
Monro
Blues
Joe Clarke
G. Greenaway
Griffiths
Gort
Livermere
Reds
Wilson
Bnew
Rogers
Matthewson
Conn
K Olatielt
Peteritton
Slies
BR. Clarke
C. Greenaway
Methodists
School of Arts
Ken Oldfield
Greenaway
K. Osfield
Herb Wilson
Fraser
Toby
Wieson
Greene
Hart
Ghimey
K. Oldfield
Heo
Monto
J. Wilson
Olnfield
Bios
Fransa
J. Giddey
Bluey
Bluwy
Oldfield
Pry
Oldfield Srour
Matthews Um
Fish
Bigail
J. Oldfield
J. Clarke
Presbyterian Tennis Tournament And Concert Events
The Presbyterian notes invite entries for a Tennis tournament at the Park on Thursday with 2 shillings entry and meals included, then a grand concert September 6–7 at the T N Laurie Memorial Hall featuring Miss Rene Ross. Also listed are football team selections for a match against Wanderers, a football social fundraiser, Taree’s football record in the ONeill Cup, and appointment of H S Nicholas as Royal Commissioner to study new state boundaries.
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Woodward
T.N. Laurie
Rene Ross
Newcastle
Beens
Wanderers
Saturdiiy
B. Renitie
J. Hazelwood
Z. Gray
R. Maddon
R. Burns
C. Falconer
FR. Falconer
L. Ollfield
A. Wilson
J. Morris
Pile
Powell
Monro
TAREE
North Coast
O'Neill
Mir
Nicholas
L.C
State Executive Council
Tennis semi finals set for Saturday in A and B Grades
The draw lists A Grade Church of England versus Park Reds on Presbyterian court and Teachers versus Stratford on Park A Grade court. B Grade Copeland versus Gangat on Church court and Barrington versus Church on Park B Grade court. Official umpires will be appointed for each match.
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Church of England
Park Reds
Presbyterian
Teachers
Stratford
Copeland
Gangat
Church
Barrington
Churcs
Stratford Club Presents Cup to Gloucester President
Mr. Ryan announced the Cup would leave Stratford only temporarily while Mr. Collins of Gloucester anticipated the challenge ahead. He looked forward to meeting the Blues again in competition for it.
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Stratford
Gloucester
Chas, Collins
Ryan
Collins
Blues
Benefit Football Match Draws Crowds For Shire Fundraiser
Following a benefit social, Shire employees faced the Wanderers in a park match with gate proceeds going to Mr. Laude Chubb. A fair crowd attended, locals and workers cheered as Cliff Gordon and Chilla Falconer led the Shire effort, while Wanderers held a 13 to 6 advantage. Gloucester Brass Band provided lively tunes, boosting support for the fundraiser.
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Shire
Wanderers
Laude Chubb
Hee. Gray
Shire Thirteen
Cliff Gordon
Stratford
Cliiff
Wal. Dean
Wally Dean
Aprl
Bhire
Jum Albury
Frank Boland
Chilla Falconer
Chill
Miaka
Fordyce
Letter to the Editor Proposes Local Football Team
A Trostball Enthusiast asks for space to discuss district football. He suggests a Stratford Glouces ter Reds team with forwards I Livermore Wis Sanders Hf Monro J Griffith G Fraser Johnson halves Rog ers Sinclair backs N Greenaway J Matthewson J Clarke R Clarke to-back J Giddey and nominates Liver more as captain. He urges clubs to settle disputes and focus on football.
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Stratford
Glouces |Ter “Reds
Taree
I Livermore
Wis Sanders
Hf. Monro
J. Griffith
G Fraser
Johnson
Rogers
Sinclair
N. Greena
J. Matthewson
J. Clarke
R. Clarke
J. Giddey
Iphart
Livermore
Gana Parks
Bowls Rink Championship Triumph by Street Skip
The rink skipped by Street won the 1933 34 Bowls Rink Championship on the 19th, defeating Boorer’s rink. Final scores show Street’s team 33 to Boorer’s 16 with teammates Tent Alder Andrews Whataon Munro. Singles champion Munro beat Adams 20 to 13. Alder defeated Kendall 4 3 in the Harris Cup. An earlier note mentions Britain’s first safety remainder in 187%?
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Street
Boorer
Tent
Alder
Andrews
Whataon
Munro
Adams
Kendall
Anderson
Commercial Erush Stock Sales in Sydney and Maitland
A brisk cattle and pig sale across Sydney and Maitland saw 1289 head from five owners yarded in Sydney with a drop from Queensland. Prime beef scarce. buyers steady. Maitland offered about 800 fat cattle with a fair demand and better light cattle. best cows and yearlings quoted higher. Calves numbered about 270, medium to good quality in short supply. pigs around 300 with prime pens in demand close to prior rates.
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Sydney
Queensland
Galven
Mls
Maitland
Byrow
Erin
Perry
Gloucester Dairy Company Tender Notice 1933
Gloucester Dairy Company Limited Gloucester invites tenders for the external printing labour of the factory premises. Tenders close 6 September 1933. Full particulars on application to M. Wratten Manager. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
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M. Wratten
Krambach Hotel
Gallagher
Krambach
Tax expert Mr Russell Hall lists Gloucester office hours
Mr Russell Hall will be at his Gloucester office from now until Saturday. Extensions of time to lodge returns may be arranged for clients unable to call before the 19th August.
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Russell Hall
Gloucester
Witleh
Shire of Gloucester Public Finance Summary
The fragment outlines a general fund and urban local fund structure for Gloucester Shire with line items for Admin Wee Public Works Sanitary Ser and Health Adt, plus Water Supply management, interest, miscellaneous, and reserve movements. It mentions year payments, transfers, and available funds across multiple accounts and funds, indicating balance movements and deferred payments within the year.
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Tavested
Unclear OCR Fragment on Grants and Funds
Fragmentary OCR text references unexpended grants and funds with scattered numbers and names. No coherent event or entity clearly identifiable. cannot determine a valid news item.
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Dover
George Robinson
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Wingham
Tarer Business Girls
Ag Foshina
Mises Cox
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Misses Green
Parish
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Chmn
Greem
Intervat
Marsh
Gloucester Brass Band
Britain
Gloucester Dairy Company Limited
Copeland Jean
Considine
J. Webeck
J. McInnes
Gloucester Endeavour Cricket Club
K. Music
Tugrabakh
Bellora
B. W. Token
Presbyterian Church
Forkesdale
Ray
A. Alexander
Methodist Church
Bowman Farm
Congregational Mission
Cedar Grove
Connelly's Creak
Mount George
J. Battle
Presbyterian Free Church
Barrington Church
Berrivo
Barrington Hall
J. Webster
Shire OF
Working and Mainten’co
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Jem Surly
Dent
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Howe & Pitlines
Wait
Harry N. Chaplin
Givaenster
Jn Ory
Ie Council
W. Turner
F.U.A
Cernits
Shannon Vale
Matthewson & Co
P. J. A. Mills
A Luis
Glouumyc
Paterson, Easton & Co
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Bo McPherson
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