NSW Bowling Tour Visits Gloucester Green
Members of the New South Wales Bowling Association visiting Gloucester from Queensland were hosted by the Gloucester club. Led by Vice-President J Howie, 36 bowlers and many wives toured the district, praised the green, and defeated Gloucester 105 to 70 in a pennant match. The visit included receptions at Majestic Theatre and Corbett's Cafe with plans for further tours hampered by rain and a canceled Copeland trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAW. Bowling Association
N.S.W. Bowling Association
Queensland
Gloucester
Taam
J. Howie
A. J. White
Gloucester Club
Lee. Street
Duke of Gloucester
Ton Yaves
N.S.W. Howling Association
Copeland
Howie
Street
Majestic Theatre
Corbett's Cafe
Seller
Copeland Hart
Fancy Linens All Shades in Floral Linens Craze
A fashion trend spotlight highlights linen styles with varied floral prints. Designers showcase fabrics described as No Two Alike, emphasizing unique patterns and vibrant color palettes across collections.
Cathone Bath Social Promises Busy Season Kickoff
The annual Cathone Bath social, set for Tuesday night on September 4, promises a lively season opener with Billy Cornell’s Orchestra from Maitland providing music and elaborate decorations. A hot poultry supper will be served as guests enjoy the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Cornell
Maitland
Gloucester
Majestic Theatre
Sydney
Majestic
M. Richardson
Unscrupulous Piano Tuners Exposed in Local Scam
A settler's wife warned residents to guard against deceitful piano tuners who inspected a piano after initial refusal. They claimed a nest and fake damage, then fled before a legitimate tuner repaired the instrument. An Underbank clearing sale follows, featuring a tested dairy herd auctioned by D Abbott & Co. on September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faily
Underbank
H. ©. Shelton
Messrs
D. Abbott & Co
Dungog
Gloucester by election result announced with Bennett winner
Gloucester by election reports Bennett winning with 6868 votes to Hawdon 2506 and Waller 0, an absolute majority of 431. The District Electoral Officer E F Snow and his staff performed efficiently, earning thanks for their assistance in compiling the returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomalla
Gloucester
E. F. Snow
Bennett
Hawdon
Waller
U.A P
Locke Cup and Monthly Medal Draw Postponed by Weather
The draw for tomorrow will be held at the club house due to uncertain weather. The sixth round of the Locke Cup and Monthly Medal saw Miss D Higgins win with 108 33 75, with other scores including Mrs. Newton 168 30 18 and Mrs. Street 100 17 83. A ferret escaped its cage at Mansfield and killed 497 chickens before recapture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Higgins
Newton
Street
Roddy
Horner
Slas Middlebrook
Garner
Day
Snough
Mansfield
Why Send Your Orders Away Trial City Prices
A brief advertised claim urges readers to source orders locally at city prices. It promises a catalog on hand and asserts satisfaction guaranteed from a jeweler. The copy targets shoppers seeking dependable supply and prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cooter
Jeweller
Gloucester
Barrington Tops Mountain proposal lands before council
Barrington Tops mountain Resort plan proposed by tourism and publicity director F J Cahill asks Newcastle City Council to consider acquiring private land at the Tops Edwards Farm lease for cottages and a hotel. It envisions an artificial eight square mile lake, an aerodrome, road improvements, and a 16 year loan from the Government Building Relief Committee. The matter goes to the general purposes committee with Aldermen Christie and Bay and City Engineer Cimamings to inspect the Tops.
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Newcastle City
Barrington ‘Tops
F. J. Cahill
Cahill
Edwards
Alderies
Christie and Bay
Cimamings
P P Union Campaign Push for Yes Vote on October 11
The P P Union drives a decisive yes vote for October 11 with top leaders away on a Western Australia campaign. General Secretary Shute led a busy week visiting dairying centres and meeting directors of butter factories in Dungog, Loatock, and Gresford, urging unanimous support for the quota legislation. Lower Hunter and Gloucester Council meetings saw broad backing from district reps and butter factory directors to ensure all dairy farmers on the roll vote yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biforta
P.P Union
Western Australia
G. W. Gordon
Gordon
Shute
Dungog
Loatock
Gresford
R. L. Fitzgerald
Lower Hunter and
Gloucester
Hunter Valley
Boycott Plans Grow Over Australian Cotton Duties
London reports from Lancashire that a general boycott of Australian produce is being organized after Australia refused to reconsider cotton duties. J Gregory, president elect of the Northern Grocers Association, plans to speak September 1 to urge the boycott and convene Leigh, Atherton, and Tyldesley grocers. He says Northern grocers will resist the policy, claim teddy responses to the idea, and will seek Empire brands to avoid impact on retailers or consumers.
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London
Lancashire
Australia
J. Gregory
Northern Council of Grocers’ Associations
Manchester Coardian
Sparks
Northern Grocers
Leigh, Atherton
Tyldesley
Mr. Gregory
Mrr
Steete
Bolton Chamber of ‘Trade
Bruce
Empire
Commercial cattle sale yields varied prices at Shire Yards
Matthewson and Co report a very unsuccessful sale at Shire Yards last Tuesday with fair attendance. Prices ranged from 1 to 9 guineas for steers and heifers, with many lots at about 4 to 9 guineas. Buyers present in good numbers for healthy stock, pigs and livestock also listed with mixed rates and strong demand for quality animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthewson and Co
Laurie
F. Farrell
D. J. West
W. A. Nash
H. Griffis
Mra. Nash
J. Mills
Bait
Meturthy
Alchurst
Bull
G. Arrowsmith
TAN Btn
CT. Barkan
EBAY
Phillips
Tom Hivies
Nington
Povers
Middlebrook
Porkers
PAC
Big Wins
GB Holstein
Power
A. A. Ross
Porkers Ti
Sips Ky
Barham
Ky Cook
Slipa
Everett
Porkera
M. Shaw
Cliff Murray
A. Middlebrook
Isaac
Digby
Gloucester Shire
Sharp
Paterson Easton & Co
A. Holstein
Durham
J. & Laurie
Devon
Ali Brand
W. Wannery
C.J. Chapman
Miss Laurie
W. Easton
J. Arnold
Durham Cross
Wattle stock sales hold steady at Homeless Sydney market
Wattle sold steadily at Homebush Stock Sales in Sydney with prices unchanged. Yardings totalled 4110 head, 6s from Queensland. Cattle market softened with good to prime beef at 5s to 6s per 100b. yearlings 35s to 37s. cow beef to 26s per 100lbs.
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Queensland
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Copeland Invites Rent Bids for Poligr Premises North Sydney
Copeland offers invited for renting a weatherboard premises at Poligr North Sydney. The weatherboard building includes rooms kitchen pantry bathroom laundry and a detached stable with two staffs and forage room. Portable Cell excluded from tenancy. Applications close noon with SHPTAMBRR 194 and the undersigned department. Rent expected plus rates and taxes 4 shillings per annum. Send to Resumed Properties Dept 16 18 Gromvenor Street Sydney. Keen.
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Gromvenor Street
Sydney
Melbourne Centenary Stampede Events Summary
Copy from Mr L Davenport Stratford notes rifles and prize for the wid Australian Stampede during Melbourne Centenary Celebrations from October 13 to November 10. Events include camp draft rough riding bullock riding and many horse and wand chopping events. Programme may be seen at this office.
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Ak. W. Howie
Hicks
Selle
Pigeon
Teni
Rye
Andrews
Adams W. Vinars
Michaelis
Walker
J Howie
Tresidder
Woodward
Munro Street
Stevenson
Maskell
Rigmey Moore
Whatson
J. Whatson
OTL
Lamp of China
Hobart
Smith & Two
Warwick Keping
Fletcher
Joan Sutherland
Beatrice Grimshaw
Compton Mckenzie
Robert Hitchens
Ethel Pell
Mary Roberts Ritchearr
Jackson Cole
Laurprice Keeling
Zane Grey
Edgar Wallace
Yarkard
Mulford
Oppenheim
Sapper
Orezy
Ethel der
Joan Suiterland
Ruby Ayres
A. L Cavanough
Gloucester Pharmacy
Kayser Milanese
Kayser Milanese Athletic
Grime & Small
Phone
B. P. Dawson, B.A
Oid Bank N
A. W. Mowle
Queen St., Gloucester
Gloucester Apacs
Catholic Ball
Jack Norton
Ft. W. Hall
Chartered Institute of Accountants of Australia
Copeland Hall
Commonwealth Bank
Royal Mint
VAP. CP
Bullahdetab
Forster
Gloucaster
Paterson
Raymond Terrace
Tinonee
Bay
Votals
the Associates
P.P. Union
U.A.P
Rother
Commercial
Hee
Amhethehon AN
Hopre
Limyng
Bion
Tay
Barbour
Lal
SR Marta
Sat
A. Yow
Baker
Phos. Reeves
Belcher
Banks
Geo. Stanton
J. Dare
O. W. Sansom
Etl
Boorer
Radford
Page
Hy Young
V. Slade
FL J. Channel
Amos Martin
WG. Kingewmy
LON Hlasin & Sons
Oar LL
Maston
Eacay
Homebush
Poligr
North
Melbourne
Billie Kerr
Serven Stir
Majestic Care
Niren Hall Price
Aencetes
Prikiy
Aretork
W. Grunty
Poole
W. Webeck
Tom Hicks
E. G. Hooke
Wolock
Ward's River
Hood
TM. Carlton
R. J. Dawson
Stratford
Stratford Park
E. Bowen
Charles Edward Bennett
Legislative Assembly
New South Wales
F. Snow
Social — Socal
Star Theatre
Country Women's Association
F. Brockwell
Wingham
Paterson, Easton & Co
Jerseys
ALS
Copeland Mines
Stock Exchange of Adelaide
P. Meade Almond
Adelaide
Indy
J. Atcheson
Joinery Works
Throsby St
Wickham
Newcastle
Gloucester Dairy Company, Limited
T. W. Ashworth
David Boorer
P. H. Peards
H. J. Dennett
Herbert Muddie
Alex. Shaw
J. G. ‘Wilson
J. M. Wratten
Gloucester Dairy Company Limited
School of Arts
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