All for Australia League discontinues country district work
The All for Australia League announces it will withdraw from organising in country districts of New South Wales citing unity with the United Country Movement and its party. It urges country members to align with the United Country movement and to support constitutional reform as allied movements merge under a single platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All For Australia League Us
United Country Party
All For Australia League
Wil
Wollongong
Newcastle
Maitland
Blue Mountains
AN For Australia League
United Country Movement
New South Wales
All For Australia. League
A.F.A
Allive
Country Party
Riverina Movement
New England Movement
Western Movement
Australia
Mr. Dunn
Dunn
Gloucester Pastures Board protest to Lands Minister
In a Gloucester newspaper item the Minister for Lands responds to the Gloucester Pastures Protection Board. He requests figures on the board’s reserves expenditure over the last five years, grazing permit revenue, and improvements made, noting the board’s protest against further control periods. Also reported are notices on lottery winnings, the Mingana case verdict for defendants, arrears in Carrathool Shire, lucerne flea surveys, London butter market trends, reduced rifle club subsidies, and a dental notice for Dr. A B Wells with Gloucester visit dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bannett
Minister For Lands
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
Pastures Protection Boards
Flood crossroads bridge proposal near Pitlochry urged
In a August 1931 letter from B. Hooke of Skibo Gloucester Dist, he argues a flood weather bridge is essential for Pitlochry crossings two boggy Creek routes. He criticizes Mr. Mividie for ignorance of local crossings and urges a permanent, safe road that schoolchildren will use, noting potential subsidies and timber support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deuddie
Mividie
Hess
Lee
J. R Smith
Muddle
Tugravakh
Bundock Road
Pitlochry
Councillor Reichert
Bundock
Reich
Questioning the Primary Producers' Union funds
A reader questions the PPUs finances and purpose in relation to Plea sant Pastime Union activities. He notes Gloucester Dairy Co suppliers contribute about £400 yearly while Incal Connell borrows £50, asking where money went and what value is gained. He suggests stronger political influence is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Dairy Co
Gloucester bowlers beat Taree in windy three rittles
On the Taree green Gloucester bowlers enjoyed a bright afternoon of three rittles despite a strong westerly wind. The match ended with GT Lowe Milne Christie Graham 26 defeating Garaty Debreceny Beeton. Win for Taree, T points. 1278
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
GT Lowe
Milne Christie Graham
Garaty
Debreceny
Beeton
Manning River Teachers Defect Over Workers’ Midwestern League
The Manning River branch of the Teachers Federation passed a motion expressing abhorrence for the new Workers' Midwestern League and disassociating from its sentiments. Motion moved by Mr. O G Murray and seconded by Mr. Dawnon.
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Manning River
Teachers’ Federation
Federation
Workers’ Miduestional League
Steen
O G. Murray
Dawnon
Big Bright Revue Presented by Val Boy at Cavanoughs
A compact 1920s style program lists a big bright revue titled The Sleeping Ca Camp with comedians acrobats and new comedy sketches. A complete variety programme includes an accompanying orchestra. Prices are 2 shillings 6d, 1 shilling, and a children’s price. Reservations cost 6d extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Boys
CA Camp
Bandauine
Cavanough’s
Reds Fall to Gloucester in Poor Knock-Out Clash
In the Knock-Out game Kramibach’s Kelmsleigh Reds were held 8 nil by Gloucester at the Park on Suture day. Jim Oldfield and Cecil Britten scored tries with Beattie converting the second. Gloucester led 8 nil at halftime and added a late try for 13 nil before Krambach rallied without success. The match was marred by poor tactics and scrummaging dominated the play. The Reds now meet Stratford in the final next Saturday with a big chance if they improve. A large crowd attended despite bad afternoon weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEDS
Krambach
Kramibach
Gloucester Reda
Jim Oldfield
Cecil Britten
Beatte
Oldfield
Reds
Stratford
C. Britten
Flo
Gloucester
Falconer
Hrambach
Britten
Livermore
Goucester
Maggs
Britton
Krantbach
Kambach
Beattie
Alex Wilson
Mayes
J. Oldfield
Teather
C. Britton
Mr. W. Young
Warriors Seek Rematch for Ryan Cup Challenge
S Morgan cites Dunnue’s call for another game for the Ryan Cup. The Warriors remain in the race with a tough challenge, believing practice will help. Even a loss would leave them as true warriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Morgan
Dunnue
Warriors
Warriers
Resch Cup Qualifying Notes In Tough Golf Conditions
The article details the difficult gale and miry greens during the Resch Cup qualifying rounds, noting surprising results as eight players qualified with mixed scores. It lists top scorers like A Laurie and J McRae, stroke handicaps, and mentions a forthcoming Beach Cup draw and Associates match plans against Wingham with start times and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie
Street Iius
Roddy
EB. Horner
B. Snow
J. Hogg
J. Donnelly
J. McRas
W. W. Rawdon
J. Haydon
Mr. A. Laurie
C. Street
Messrs. Street & Purchase’n
Station cattle sale listing with mixed bullocks and steers
A large catalog of station bred cattle including 400 bullocks and 60 prime mixed cattle from multiple stations. Entries show ages from 2 to 8 years, brands and breeders names such as Paterson Murray Schneider Welsmantle Faston Paterson Norton Parker Stewart Murray and others. Fat bullocks priced at 3 shillings and 17 shillings 30 pence per head with sale at Gloucester. Cars depart at 10 30 am from Gloucester office. buyers urged to call ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Paterson
TY Murray
TVM
Schneider and Sons
Ase
V. Welsmantle
Geo. Faston
Donald Paterson
A. Parker
Parker Bros
Weismantle
Geo. Herris
Jork Murray
Devor
Durham Cross
Fe R. Bastom
Abbott
Devon
Ac E. Moore
Ave R. Carey
Geo Quality
Ac EC Sooper and Sons
w/e Robinson and Lyon
Durham
Gloucester
Hyland
Property Agency Ad Seeks Dairy Farms and Store Cattle
Paterson Easton and Co advertise calf trucks and cattle for sale or lease. They offer properties from the Paterson River to the Bellinger, with rapid applications and strict confidence. Enquiries welcome for dairy farms, store cattle, and station requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu. Coast Property Agency
A Pateran
Bellinger
Eartiadars Rapid
Paterson, Easton & Co
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Whatson
China
J. Whatson
Plice Draper
W. W. Hawdon
ETU
L Hogg
Strathfield
Doudney
Albert E. Wells
T. S. Wells
Queen St., Gloucester
David H. J. Hill
Sutton
Corbett
Bourn
Krambaoch
Church OF England
Trinity
Copeland
H. W. Roger
Presbyterian Church
Craven Creek
B. B Lang
India
Alex Alexander
Musica
L Marsh
Congregational Mission
Mowendoc
Myall
Giro
J. Battle
Stroud Baptist Church
Craven
Atroud
A. Dicknor
Bretford
J. German
George Strest
Bey
AFA League
Fileen Morlun
Shea
Morton
Mingana
Brisbane
Muingana
Theodore
Willan MacCommick
Mungana
Carrathool
Hay
London
Germany
ATP
Defence Department
A.B. Wells
B. Hooke
THE
P.P.U
Taree
Manning River Teachers
Dangoo
Dangog
Tiwan
Dragog
Sid Greenaway
Lord
Dungog
Matthewson & Co
Tom Hicks
Belbora Cream Suppliers Association
Gangat School
Ae Feu Pan
Kellehear
Deveron Bren
W. S. Henderson
H. Engel
Asman
Blondie
Nabiac
Ips
Stroud Road
Ember Ind
G Ratley’s
Ey Duegog
Srj
Co Ithouse
Gloucester Investments
Phon
Wingham
Saxon-Jones
Nao
Pico
Pop
Rte
Eran
Baines
Khalumbel
Winghin
Paterson. Easton & CO
Gloucester Stock Sales
Gloucester Shire
Bowman Farm
T. Hicks
At & Oan
Southern Farmer Dairy
Olock, Matthewson & Co
Haye
C. Wellard
Choice Jersey
Jersey
AL & O'Clock
Phane
Hereford, Matthewson & Co
Krambach Pig Sales
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