Minister Skeptical On Sunday School Supervision
In Dungog the Rev W McCredie warned against ministers or their wives being required to supervise or teach all Sunday School sessions. The Gloucester Advocate notes a busy week with an enchre party and dance at the Majestic Theatre hosted by the Gloucester Brass Band and Melody Makers orchestra. Proceeds fund Memorial Park improvements as townspeople are urged to attend Thursday’s euchre party and dance to support the memorial and park work.
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Dungog
W. McCredie
UN Majestic Theatre
Gllesster Brass Band
Melody Makers
Hec. Gray
McLean
McLeod
Majestic Theatre
Equity Case Set In Gloucester Court Over Rus sell Hall v Smith
Richard William Russell Hall of Gloucester sues Albert Augustus Smith proprietor of a picture show in Gloucester. Hearing dates fixed after counsels confer with H. W. Moffitt for plaintiff and F. Kitto for defendant. Proceedings move from Tuesday to August 22 then August 26 with witnesses from the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard William Russell Hall
Gloucester
Albert Augustus Smith
Justice Nicholas
Equity Court
H.W. Moffitt
H. W. Moffitt
Messrs
Hawdon and Hawdon
Sydney
Aubrey Halloran & Co
F. Kitto
B. P. Dawson
Wilson and Dodds
Death of Henry Malden Crisp Longtime district resident
Henry Malden Crisp aged 93 years and eleven months, died Sunday while living with his daughter Mrs Ridgeway at Mograni. Funeral held Monday at St Pauls Church Gloucester with service by Rev H W Rogers. Survived by four daughters Mrs Gee Mrs Kelleher Mrs Cole Mrs Bilge Way and three sons Mr Perce Crisp Mr Arthur Crisp and Mr Stan Crisp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Malden Crisp
Splendid Tallowwood Sleepers Finished for Railway Use
A gang completed loading 48 000 tallowwood sleepers from Tyringham district for the North Coast railway. The work spanned weeks with no faulty sleepers found. Workers report unprecedented quality of the splendid tallow wood and new stacks are being built at the railway yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyringham
Dorrigo
Railway Department
Steel Posts Offer City Price Substitutes for Wood
Advertises tubular steel posts as replacements for wooden signal posts with London Midland section notes. Mentions suitability for structures under 28 feet and lattice for taller builds. Markets satisfaction guarantee and catalog listings.
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Lattico Atoe
Berrico Morse Killed in Narrow Ride Incident
Report details an accident near Buge's Creek side of Sugaboat Peak as Arthur Hanson rode home from Berrien Creek. Hanson's horse slipped, rolled down a mountain slope, and Hanson found the animal wedged and killed. saddle damaged, Hanson narrowly escaped serious injury. Lottery notes two Carsonville mills drawing £49 in the last State Lottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hanson
Carsonville
Mussolini Prepares as War Clouds Narrow
Rome dispatch reports Mussolini ordering more ships from Naples for breaking up turned to reconditioning and forecasts Italy will field 1000 aeroplanes by September. London awaits British Cabinet talks on the Italian Abyssinian dispute as malaria and dysentery strike Italian troops in Eritrea and Somaliland.
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London
Rome
News-Chronice
East Africa
Signor Mussolini
Naples
England
Canada
United States
Germany
Italy
Elenor Mansolin
Hritrea
Somaliland
Duce
Bowls Paira Tournament Set For Tomorrow
A bowls paira tournament will be held tomorrow Saturday with a large roll-up expected as players join this popular form of competition.
Cabinet Changes Reported in Sydney Premier Announces Shifts
Sydney reports a cabinet reshuffle with ES Spooner becoming Minister for Works and Local Government and Assistant Premier. HLM Hawkins becomes full Minister for Social Services and retains Labour and Industry until Duningham returns. J B Shand becomes Assistant Minister. G C Gollan takes Whip duties. Roads and Harbour and Treasury realignments noted.
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Sydney
Wednesaay
B. 8
B. Steven
ES. Spooner
Hlm. Hawkins
Labour and Industry Department
Dunningham
J. B. Shand
Miniter
G. C. Gollan
Parramatta
Works Department
Main Roads Department
Treasury
Public Works Department
B. Stevens
Spooner
Loan Council
Premier defends strict hotel closing law after 6 pm breach
Bathurst police withdrew a prosecution over a case where residents were found drinking in a hotel after 6 pm. The Premier stated the law requires hotel bars to close at 6 pm, allowing limited discretion but not condoning breaches. The Stipendiary Magistrate and the Commissioner of Police were referenced regarding enforcement and public impression.
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Bathurst
Toi
W. H. Bromhead
Commissioner of Police
Wid. Mackay
B. Stevens
Wi.ta
Stevens
Supreme Court
Philip Street
Backyard fruit trees blamed for spreading fruit fly
The Department of Agriculture warns that small backyard orchards with two or three trees can infect commercial crops. Superintendent Symington urges spraying and trapping then collecting fallen fruit every three days. He suggests homeowners may quit growing trees or destroy them to avoid strict controls and prosecutions.
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Department of Agriculture
Symington
Department O Agriculture
Mr. Symington
Tailoré
Record sale sets high price for Wingham steer
A black polled steer from Wingham sold at Maitland Saleyards last week for what is described as a record £16 16s. The beast, about 900 pounds, was on its dam when sold by J Enright to Cecil Bailey of A Bailey and Sons West Maitland. The steer passed through low Wingham saleyards on Thursday on W F Summerville’s account to F Farrell. Other good heifers of the breed sold for £13 5s, with buyers J A Nichelle West Maitland, T Lucerne, and M Farrell Newcastle.
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Wingham
Maitland
J. Enright
Cecil Bailey
A. Bailey and Sons
West Maitland
Manning Sales Coy
F. Farrell
J. A. Nichelle
West Maitlana
T Lucerne
M. Farrell
Newcastle
Wallamba River Co op Dairy to pay deferred July 1984 disbursement
The Wallamba River Co op Dairy Society at Dyer Crossing declared a 4d per lb deferred payment on all choicest butter from July 1 1984 to June 20 1949 to suppliers. This move will deliver about 4000 for producers, aiding members as funds arrive.
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Macleay
Macleay Co-operative Dairying Company
Kempyey
Ltd
Wallamba
Kikuyu Grass Cultivation Suitability for Coastal Areas
The Kikuyu grass yields more fodder than paspaiumi in winter and spring to autumn, thrives in coastal dairying lands, and is propagated mainly by cuttings or rooted runners as it seldom seeds. It grows on most lands but erodible soils and alluvial soils pose challenges. eradication is hard once established. Cuttings sold by Hawkesbury Agricultural College. pamphlet available free from the Department of Agriculture in Sydney.
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Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Richmond
Department of Agriculture
Sydney
Golf Notes Draw For Plag Competition And Results
The draw lists Thomas versus Snodgrass and D Rye against Turner among many match pairings for tomorrow. Final rounds include Mrs Street defeating Mrs Roddy for Mick Simmons Cup, plus Consolation Eight won by Mrs Parish over Mrs Higgins. A miniature Dardanelles campaign reappeared in Wales as three million attend London cinemas weekly.
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Thomas
Snodgrass
D. Rye
Turner
A. Laurie
F. Matthews
J. McRae
Thurlow
Woodward
Garner
Snow
Raston
Parish
Bramble
Dawson
Roddy
Anderson
Ebert
Oldfield
Street
Channel
Glixson
Hollingsworth
Carolan
Coates
Charlton
T. Moore
Co. Street
Mra. Street
Mick Simmons
Wales
Manchester Territorial
London
Millon People
Asenal Sousoums
Prime cattle and horse auctions spark strong bidding in Sydney
In Sydney on Thursday 2089 cattle yarded with prime heavy and good trade steers in strong demand. Vealers numbers rose but primes scarce as buyers competed, dealers paying 43 to 44s for prime cattle and rising 10 to 15s as sales progressed. Ma itland horse market reported near 200 horses with active bidding and varied prices. Rabbit skin markets showed strong demand at Sydney auctions with broad price ranges across several lots and conditions.
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Homebush
Sydney
Salem
Maitland
Fragmented report of a chaotic chess championship incident
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chaotic scene involving Agnes Stevenson and a British diplomat at a Southern counties chess event. The passage mentions passport formalities and a mistaken rush near an aircraft, with garbled phrases about a secretary and a group related to a passport and aviation context.
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Berlin
Agnes Stevenson
Britich
Southern Counties Chess Univ
Pitan
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STA Theatre
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Met
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L. Edwards
Memorial Parktray
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HL. Atkins
Gloucester Cattle Sale
W. C. Ridgeway
J. A. Laurie
V. Dillon
Brms Cash. Matthewson.& Co
Matthewson & Co
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Tom Hicks
Cloucester Dairy Company, Ltd
M. Wratten
E. R. Redman Gloucester
Belmgrd Bros
F. Weston
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