Gloucester Wins Big in Country Week Cricket
Gloucester celebrates a record Country Week triumph by winning all five matches and earning praise from critics. The article notes the team’s rise from a small district, highlights key performances, and explains financial hurdles for players traveling to Sydney. It also mentions a special cattle sale and local notices.
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Gloucester
Frank Tredae
Yass
Thverell
Inverell
Camden OS
Cowra-Carcuar
Casino-Kyogle
Jguniewah
Hawkesbury
Manning Riv
Mudgee
Tenters
Bathurst
Nepean
Mawerra
Shire Elections: Johnston and Deards win council seats
The Shire election result shows A Johnston and P H Dedros to lead D Riding as new urban area representatives. In A Riding Messrs Moore and Grant were re elected unrein ie al. the voting turnout was heavy with 305 of 497 eligible casting ballots. In B Riding candidates White Laurie Reichert and Easton led their divisions, while informal votes were recorded. The first meeting of the newly elected Council is scheduled for Thursday.
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Messrs White
A. J. B. Laurie
Messrs. Reichert
Easton
Messrs
A. Johnston
H. Dedros
Man fined for four placed horse cards in Sydney
Charles David, 72, pleaded guilty at the Central Police Court Sydney on Tuesday to being in a street for betting and to four charges of dispersing printed paper without the printer’s name and address. He was fined a total of £49 for distributing four placed horse cards in Ultimorowt Sydney.
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Sydney
Charles David
David
Ultimorowt
Dangerous highway spot near old brick yards reported
A dangerous stretch about 11 miles south of town near the old brick yards, where a concrete culvert replaced a troublesome causeway, has left motorists bogged after rain. The unfinished surface risks wrecks. authorities should finish graveling before holiday traffic begins. Dr A J B Lauri and Constable Casey were affected by the bog on the weekend.
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A. J. B. Lauri
Casey
Pigs Show Committee Approves New Pavilion Design
At the Showground meeting the Show Committee approved a pig pavilion with 24 pens, next to an older building for overflow exhibits. Donations listed total 74 pounds 11 shillings 8 pence, with contributions from Andrews Laurie Munro Moore Nash Middlebrook Shaw Stanton Reif and others. Further gifts welcomed via Secretary Mrs M Newton or Messrs J Matthewson and F. Dawson.
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R. Andrews
F. N. Laurie
H. Stevenson
F. W. Munro
Isaac Moore
G. B. Nash
C. Middlebrook
Shaw
W. Stanton
Reif
J. Reif
Whitford
M. Newton
Messrs
J. Matthewson
P. Dawson
Synthetic Wool Dumped in Australia Sparks Tariff Talk
At a Wagga meeting of the Graziers Association speakers warned that synthetic wool fibre from Japan harms the Australian wool industry. The association urged tariff revision while Sydney shops sell inferior synthetic wool at low prices. M.L.A. Mr. Mair pressed for higher duties if classification remains under artificial alk to protect growers' livelihoods.
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Wagga
Graziers
Graziers' Association
Sydney
Mair
M.L.A
Australia
Tennant Creek Gold Find Prompts Large Prospecting Strip
Tennant Creek reports a nugget with over 16 ounces of gold leading to a government proclamation creating a broad aluvial field 45 miles northwest of Tennant Creek township. It allows holders of miner's rights to peg 100 feet square areas and work them with minimal formalities. Prior to the proclamation, the warden registered blocks of 40 and 20 acres under reef provisions, while a Melbourne syndicate obtained a one mile square special prospecting license. Indications suggest moderate cattle offerings at Homebush yards as week ends.
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Gloucester to form Jersey Heart Society branch
A Gloucester meeting decided to form a branch of the New South Wales Jersey Heart Society. Elected officials: J G Wilson president, Lindsay Davenport vice president, J A Farley secretary and treasurer. The next meeting will be called early next year. The group aims to boost Jersey breeding in Gloucester with field days on farms and strong support from local breeders.
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Gloucester
J. G. Wilson
Lindsay Davenport
J. A. Farley
A. E. Rixon
N.S.W. Jersey Herd Society
Rion
Fin
Jersey
Jerseys
J. A. Purley
Wilson
Rixon
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J. H. Farley
Jersey Herd Society
Farley
Robie
Parley
New South Wales
A. Roach
Town and Country cricket teams announced for Saturday match
Payers named to represent Town against Country at 2 pm on Saturday include Captain Atkins Wil son Garner and Wratten with Beattie Drinkwater and Webeck. Gloucester/Dungog side lists Din fog Oldfield Bignell Ross Langford and others. B grade Barrington squad features Cyril Taylor Moore Merchant Reawn Les Taylor and others.
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Lau! Pr Cic
W. Atkins
H. Wilson
R. Giddey
J. Gulley
Garna G. Garner
G. Goutrey
Gordon
Beattie
F. Drinkwater
J. Wratten
J. Webeck
B, Merchant
C. Fryer
J. Fevey
Harris
Coubh
W. Meruhen
Lorrington
G. Tas
A, Taylor
L Euston
Middie
Uro
Gloucester
J.mcrae
T. Dare
B. Martens
Tay
Tor M. Berry
R. Webeck
Cattle and Pigs Market Reports From Maitland and Surrounds
Commercial and Homebush stock sales show a large yarding of about 3670 cattle with a wide range of grades and prices, prime to light weights, steady on yesterday. Pitt Son and Badgery report 3669 cattle yarded with small prime run and majority medium quality lightweights, bulls and cows values largely unchanged. Maitland stock report notes a large supply, improving cattle quality, hot bullocks to £12, cows about £12, light calves and pigs particularly brisk with strong prices for heavy porkers and bearers.
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Homebush
Bydnwy
Winehcombe
Carson Llu
Pitt, Son and Badgery, Ltd
Bulleni
Maitland
Public Meeting Called in Gloucester for Cricketers Honor
A public meeting is called by Gloucester residents to praise the Gloucester Cricketers for their success in Coursey Week. The gathering will be at the Shire Hall Gloucester on Wednesday evening 8 December at 8 pm with townspeople invited to attend. Signed A White Twocester 6/12/27.
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Gloucester
New England
Duck
Tibuc
W. W. Hawdon
A. CS
Paria J Atking HL Lynch
Horner
Shire
A. White
Majestic line up for upcoming features at Majestic Theatre
Victus McLaglen leads The Magnificent Brute at the Majestic with his tall stature and a 16 year old son. Tabasco the ranch cook provides comedy in Secret Valley with Richard Arlen and Virginia Grey. Liberied Lady offers a fresh journalism angle with stars Jean Harlow Willer Powell Myrna Loy and Spencer Tracy. Men in Exile stars Pick Purcell and June Travis. Caribbean resort tale centers on Americans seeking refuge away from a treaty gap.
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Victus McLaglen
McLaglen
Majestic Theatre
Universal
Wille Fung
Twentieth Century-Fox
Secret Valley
Harold Bell Wright
Richard Arlen
Virginia Grey
Majestic
Jean Harlow
Willer Powell
Myrna Loy
Spencer
Pick Purcell
June Travis
Umial Netting
Paradise
Caribbean
Gloucester Shire Election Returns A. J. B. Laurie
The electors of Gloucester Shire re elected A. J. B. Laurie as their representative for another term. He vows to serve to the best of his ability and extend thanks to supporters and electors in Ruling for their continued confidence.
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A. J. B. Laurie
Gloucester Shire Poll Results Nominate Councillors
The Poll by Postal Ballet on December 4 1897 under the Local Government Act 119 results in TWU Councillors for Ridings B and D. Elected are C Bignell Aston James Paterson Reichert William Philip Tull for Riding B and Deards Johnston for Riding D with officers noting at the Shire Office Grewester.
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TWU
Gloucester
Peicd
C. Bignell
Howard Stanley
Aston
James Paterson
Reichert
William Philip
Tull
William Arthur Leonard
Percy Henry Deards
Alexander Johnston
Grewrester
Harry N, Chaplin
Elector Greeting From A J White In 1937 Shire
A J White thanks the electors of B Ruling and pledges to serve the Shire to the best of his ability. He notes twelve years as their representative and signs from Houcester dated December 6 1937.
A Christmas Gift for Dad from Street and Parish
A Christmas gift idea promising Bratitude and a money back guarantee for medical issues including fortification and discomforts. A free booklet with full particulars is obtainable from Street & Parish Pty. Ltd.
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Street & Parish Pty. Ltd
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