B Grade Final Upset By Upper Barrington Over Forbesdale
Upper Barrington defeats Forbesdale in a six sets 54 games to three sets 39 games B Grade final. Forbesdale led early by taking first three nets but Upper Barrington won by 13 games. Gangal legenda umpired. minor premiers will face Upper Barrington in the park no 1 court next Saturday at 1 90 pm for the challenge match.
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Upper Barrington
Forbesdale
Kena
Gangal
Park No 1
Fortesdale
Preapyterian
Fortiesdale
Pele
Ave — Factory
Seaham Centenary Drive Linked to Long Held Land
L B Fisher chairman of the Raymond Terrace Co operative Dairy Company assists in organizing Seaham centenary celebrations. He holds Williams River freehold in family possession since 1823, a record tied to local pioneer lines. The centenary of European settlement at Seaham is to be observed in October. In Wisconsin a new road repair method drills bore holes then levels road after paving mix dries, a cheap time saving idea gaining popularity.
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Air
L. B. Fisher
Raymond ‘Terrace
Dungog
England
Seana
Wisconsin
USA
Maitland area notes from Chronicle various local items
Personal updates include inmate at Nurraweema Hospital Garry Gardner health concerns and the death of Mrs. W. J. Martin of Starmbach formerly Miss Bell. Other items report Winnie Dearda fracturing a leg, W. E. Sparke reelected Maitland Show president, Fiji's E Ahrens to visit NSW, Sergeant Bolton bereaved by pneumonia death in Canberra, and a fall injuries at Dungog railway goods yard. Also Christmas butter and honey gift scheme, rainfall, Dutch settlers interest, walking of bear remark, Maitland pigeon race results, England tall service reminder, and district cattle prices with multiple Gloucester bids.
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J. F
Garry) Gardner
Nurraweema Hospital
W. J. Martin
Starmbach
Bell
Barring
Winnie Dearda
W. E. Sparke
Maitland
Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association
E. Ahrens
Navua
Fiji
New South Wales
Hunter River
Bolton
Dungog
Mra. Mayo
Canberra
Indy
Jack Maya
Chronicle
Cyclist Severely Injured in Highway Collision Near Welamantels
Horace William Smith, 20, of Gloucester, was thrown from his motor cycle when it collided with a car on the State Highway near Welamantels on Friday evening. He suffered a fracture of the right thigh. The car driver stopped briefly to extinguish his tail light and then drove away without assistance. Police are seeking the motorist. Smith, an employee of D. Ry Mackay of Stroud, was en route to Gloucester at 35 to 40 mph on the correct side. the car approached on the wrong side. Weimantel and Don Wade aided, with Mr G Perlett’s radio van taking Smith to Dungey Hospital. his condition is described as satisfactory.
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Welamantels
Horace William Smith
Gloucester
Smith
D. Ry Mackay
Stroud Rom
Ett
Weismantel
Don Wade
G. Perlett
Dungey Hospital
Chronicle
England's big score at The Oval Fifth test ends at 684 with rain delays
England reached 684 for 6 declared at The Oval in the fifth test against Australia as rain limited play. Hulton and Hammond held the innings with joint resistance, Hulton top-scoring in the opening stand before Payne and Compton contributed. Wickets fell slowly amid greasy ball conditions, with steady batting from Hutton and Lund across the day’s play.
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England
the Oval Yealeriay
Yorkshire
Hulton
Australia
Hammond
Hutton
Paynter
Compton
Hardstat
Rookhurst Cricketers Honour Secretary
Rookhurst Cricketers honour their secretary Cylin Spence who will marry soon. The club held a gathering on Wellnesday May 17th with speeches praising his sporting qualities. Colin received a gift of pipes and the lads toasted to him as he departs.
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Rookhurst Cricket Clu
Cylin Spence
the Fraser
Colin
Wilson
J. G. Draper
Patt
Gangat Club
Rookhurat Club
Shaw
Lal
Aborigine dies after bone painting dispute near Templeton
In Old Abo custom at Templeton iver near Mt. Isa a quarrel over a bone painting left Major, a 40 year old Aboriginal man, dying on a road near town. He was taken to hospital and died shortly after admission. A post mortem attributed death to a procession and persecution complex. Other elders described the bone painting using a turkey thigh bone topped with beeswax but named the artist.
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Templeton Iver
Mt. Isa
Major
Thents
Merrington
Gloucester Triumphs Over Western Suburbs In Rugby Clash
Gloucester defeated Western Suburbs 18 to 7 in a hard fought rugby match. Gloucester, full of pace and teamwork, led 10 to 2 at halftime and maintained pressure after the interval with strong getaways and decisive running. Wests, fielding eleven first grade players, fought back but failed to overcome Gloucester’s cohesive defense and sharp attacks led by J Giddey and Tisdale.
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Western Suburbs
Sylmney
Gloucester
Wests
McFadyen
Seama
Bull
H. O'Grady
F. Baker
Fewkell
Midson
W. Purcell
N Bell
Atwell
R. Hebble
White
K. Oldfield
Skit" Schneider
West
Minitors
Jocala
Tigers
Simpson
Giddey
Mar Cell
Wink
Weats
We Ut
Weesta
Gloslcester
R. Giddey
Oldflett
Wan
Kento
Iack
McEwen
Fentrol
Purcell
Walts
Ginicester
Fordham
J. Glidey
Monro
Tisdale
Hebbiewhite
Gloucester Hau
Keate
Cloucester
Oldfield
O'Graily
Fewtrell
Baker
Reg. Giddey
Tavide
Wetts
Keato
Inpess
Fewtell
Hark
Puircet
Faus
J. Giddey
Curly
Mice
Hebblewhite
Ald
Fayera
O'Brien
Tindale
Giddey Gong
At & Tate
Gloseater
Werta
Bell
Glovicester
Jordan
Berry
Beate
Payers
Wat R. Giddey
Gorton
Weate
Gistlers
Ah Giéldey
Garner
Vial
Wert
Ew Reil
Minon
Gilfield
Murray
Wills
J. Gidley
Mona
Oubren
Gidey
Alwell
Keata
Jimnine
Gloscester Bagles
Fornia Wests
Westa
Baber
Grady
Brien
Tim
Reg
Hall
Ted Ener
Ln Purcell
Awidy
Gloucester Triumph Over Wests In Tight Rugby Clash
Gloucester fought hard to defeat Wests 18 to 7 in a home rugby match. Key moments included Reg Giddey’s dash and a series of passes from Gloucester leading to tries and penalties, with Gorton and Murray among scorers as Gloucester extended their winning string while Wests mounted late pressure.
Gloucester Cup Challenge Match at Taree on Sunday
The Gloucester Cup teams travel to Taree by special train on Sunday August 7 for a £100 Challenge game expected to draw a record crowd. Taree adds new players to bolster their side while Gloucester aims to extend their dominance after recent success against Western Suburbs.
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Taree
Dungog
Gloucester
Western Sutuirhe
Weekend bowls meet in showers at Geren
Saturday afternoon play at the Geren was dampened by rain but a bridge and cribbage session passed the time until sun returned. Results in bowls include Houghton and Andrew Street 28 over Ebbeck Kendall Hawdon 15, Toni Carolan 22 over McAndrew Boorer 12. The note mentions the Marrickville singles final where Craig lost to G Wick. An upcoming Stockton visit is planned for next Saturday with a possible stop at Wingham the following weekend.
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Houghton
Andrew Street
Ebbeck
Kendall
Hawdon
Toni
Carolan
McAndrew Boorer
Marrickville
Craig
G Wick
Miracle operation links nerves to save critically wounded
Three surgeons in North China performed a miracle on a badly wounded soldier. They connected spinal nerves from the body to the limbs, restoring movement and curing paralysis. The procedure marked a remarkable breakthrough in battlefield medicine.
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North
China
Western Suburbs Rug by League team visit Gloucester
Fourteen Western Suburbs Rugby League players visited Gloucester at the invitation of the Gloucester Football Club. The group, led by manager Mr McFadyen and coach Mr Tisdale, toured Rawdon Vale and attended a dinner hosted by Mrs Vining. Local officials praised hospitality and the strong local club, with Gloucester expressing hope for future exchanges and strong play from the visitors.
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Gloucester
Western Suburbs
Sydney
Joel
McFadyey
Messrs. Davies
Newsom
Gould
Rawdon Vaile
J. Laurie
Gloucester Club
White
Rawdon Vale
Dr. Munro
Tisdale
Jack Tisdale
Hays
Woalarh Subuwbs
Glucester Chih
Weekes
Inds
McFadyen
Tata
Munro
Jost
Ant
Gloucestey
Ney
Hal Brough
McFallyen
Gloucester Clu
Clit
Simpson
Rawdon Vales
Sid
RP. Dawson
Western Suburbs Dart
Vir. Brown
Ue Presa
Fe Anid
L. Rye
Trip to Rawdon Vale Entourage and Rainy Drive Report
Western Suburbs team and officials traveled with others to Rawdon Vale where Mr and Mrs J N Laurie hosted at Stobo. Rain made the last miles greasy causing cars to skid and crab crawl until Weekes halted the procession. Dr Munro and others demonstrated wheel turns to show it was no joke. The Taures and a cheerful couple hosted the visitors upon arrival.
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Western Suburbs
Clorlcester
Rawdon Vale
Mra
J. N. Laurie
Stobo
Cara
Dr. Munro
Memes
A. Blanch
Pike
E. Weekes
P. Campbell
Landis
R. Smith
Weekes
Munro
Tauri
Ube ‘Lahare
Visitors enjoy fireside afternoon at Stolin venue
The afternoon featured warm fires and socializing with tea and light entertainment. Notable guests included Dr. Munro patron of Gloucester Club and Mr. McFadyen manager of Western Suburs team, with Ken Locke delivering a creditable riding display before returning via Faulkland to Barrington.
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Wiles
Lobo
Munro
Gloucester Club
McFadyen
Western Suburs
Barkes Fy
Laurie
Tom Geile
Ken Locke
Agreh
Faulkland
Vie Barrington
Bravely Alberta bans cats from silent prowling with bells
Town council of Bravely Alberta adopts a by law requiring all cats to wear bells to protect birds. The measure aims to curb predation after a bird population surge. Nearby towns and the German central office report restrictions on pipe and plumbing materials amid broader supply concerns.
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Bravely
Alberta
Albuna
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