Hardyman Cup Handicap First Round Results
Local green Saturday afternoon saw first round results in the Hardyman Cup singles. A Tent defeated L A Harris 7 to 2, A J White defeated H God Ida 7 to 20, W Street beat D Booren 25 17, W W Hawdon defeated J L Botton 25 21, P Anderson defeated T W Ashworth 25 20, Mr Grehamser defeated T Andrews 25 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tent
L. A. Harris
A. J. White
T. W. Ashworth
Mr. Grehamser
T. Andrews
Stock Sale Prices Fall At Wingham And Maitland Auctions
Commercial Wingham stock sales report a large fat cattle yarding with prices 10 to 15 shillings lower than previous sale. Bullocks to 6 pounds 11 pence cows to 5 pounds 10 pence heifers to 4 pounds 19 pence and cows with calves to 4 pounds 14 pence. Sydney Maitland sales show 1670 cattle yarded a decrease of 720 from last sale with prices generally down about 10 shillings. Maitland stock sales note about 1150 fat cattle forward with buyers active and overall values about 10 shillings below last week.
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Wingham
Paterson
Esston & Co
Wingham Yards
Mebush
Sydney
Maitland
B. W. Sparke Ltd
Our Politicians Pilloried For State Pay And Perks
In a column titled Our Politicians the Northern Champion roasts state members for earning £706 yearly as salary plus £13 10s weekly, 230 stamp allowance, and free tram passes. It argues 0 per cent could earn more than the dole if ousted tomorrow, mocking their perks and job security.
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Prastot
Gloucester Notes And Local News Of Gloucester Rail 1982
The Gloucester Arora reports rail station traffic for Dec 1991 with October 580 passenger tickets and November 398 while December 771, goods traffic for Oct 582/10, Nov 408/14, Dec 451/17 with tonnages of butter and general goods. Ambulance classes move toward St John’s collaboration. public enrollment urged. State election seen within three months by MLA A S Henry at Coramba show. Railway sleepers discussed by W Bennett. district work funds to linemen. Cricket scores from Stratford. ingratitude remark in Cowra court over wages. Sheep on Gloucester Golf Club links for sale. timekeeping note from police court. Armistice Day not emphasized. Local anecdotes include station master Culhearn’s data, and general Gloucester civic items.
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Gloucester
Culhearn
Henry
M.L.A
Clarence
Orara Agricultural Association
Coramba
Gloucester Police Court A Busy Day at Prohibition Hours
Gloucester Police Court sat on Monday February before Mr Oram P M. Three defendants pleaded guilty to being on the Commercial Hotel premises during prohibited hours without excise and were each fined five shillings with eightpence costs. Wm Geo Kent licensee faced similar charges for allowing the trespassers. The PM noted potential extension under Crime Act 555A but praised the hotel, recording no conviction. Trading after hours case against Spero Landis was dismissed after defense argument and witness testimony. Domina Bros charges were withdrawn. Small Debts Court adjourned two local cases with proceedings to follow Friday.
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Oras
Spero Landis
A. S. Borthwick
Holton
Emanuel
Borthwick
Russell Gall
Landis
Bolton
Soldiers’ Memorial
Taree
Gloucester
P.M
Domina Bros
A. H. & P. Association Forms Ladies Committee
The A H and P Association meets to form a ladies auxiliary to support the society. Mrs J T Hicky is president with Mrs J A Ross as treasurer and Mrs M Newton as secretary. The group plans tea tents and a show luncheon, aiming to involve the community and boost show activities.
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Fternoon Lnst
AH. & P. Association
Lediva
My. A. J. White
Eainy —Agricultural Activiies
White
Gloucester and District Indies
Jace A. H. & P. Association
M. Newton
Hinet Committee
Loucister A. H. & P. Association
J. T. Hicky
Mesdames T. Shuggins
J. A. Smith
Mr. White
Daphne Hines
A. 4 & P. Association
Indies’ Committee
W. J. Adams
Gloucester Baseball Association Formed To Promote Game
A meeting at the Blue Bird Cafe on Monday evening resolved to organise baseball in the district. Mr. Foley outlined plans for a single club then four balanced teams, with intercity exhibitions from Newcastle later. The Gloucester Baseball Association was formed with Dr. F V Munro as president and Frank Foley as honorary secretary, about 90 prospective players showed interest and a final meeting set for the 15th.
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Blue Bird Cafe
W Griffiths
Foley
Taree
Wingham
Mt. George
Newcastle
Gloucester Baseball Association
F.V. Munro
Stewart McIntosh
Frank Foley
Thornbury
Gray
Monro
Lord
W. Griffiths
Chinese hold Shanghai forts amid stubborn trench defence
In Shanghai the Woo Sung fortifications remain in Chinese hands after a daily bombardment and a large Japanese assault. Despite air bombing and about 2000 attackers, Chinese troops entrenched around the ruins repelled the advance and resisted into night.
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Shanghai
Woo Sung
Methodist Church Gloucester Notice Details
Fragmentary OCR lists figures and names: Gloucester address, Mr Miller in Stretford, amounts 2.80 and 7.30, with garbled text Marth. The readable items indicate a local church notice or collection record with involved individuals and sums. Further context is unclear from the fragments.
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Methodist Church
Gloucester
Mr. Miller
Stretford
Glouceater
Marth
Gloucester Golf Club Open Tournament Planned For June
Golf notes reveal Summer Cup standings led by J McKay and P Roddy with scores up to 504. D C Rye won last Saturday with 73. Gloucester Club outlines a two day open on June 5 and 6, with improvements to links and removal of fence walls after sheep grazing. Annual meeting set for March 10 with potential new members. Canadian Parliament opens with Ottawa Conference slated for July 18.
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J McKay
A. Oldfield
Homer
P. J. Roddy
R Marlow
D.C. Rye
Smow
Gloucester Golf Club
Haxeen
Ottawa
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Whatson
ROM Avo Yard
J. Whatson
W. W. Hawdon
Bolicitor, Etu
T S. Wells
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
David H. J. Hill
C. Sutton
Corbetts Cafe
Gloucester Moura
Erambaob
Narraweema
K. G. McRae
A.t.nla
Puone
Ward
East Sydney
Ald
Lang Lab
Sanagt
Prio
Prafer Neat
Cunningham
Fed Lab
McCall
WAP
Miles
Cumninghan
FLAN
Hardyman Cup
ST. John's Ambulance
Railway and Tramway Ambulance Corps
St. John's
Railway Corps
Martin
St. John’s Ambulance Association
McLaughlin
W. Bennett
Railways
Dungog
Bullahdelah
Newcastie
Bennett
Busic
Stratford
Teft
A. Laurie
F. Easton
P. Maggs
G. Easton
W. Fitzgerald
A. Clark
Jan
Bigueli
Assauld
Atease
Industria Magistrate's Court
Cowra
Carcoar “Chronicle
Geo. Edward Peters
Walter Freeman
Fitsroy
Broakhead
Peters
W. ‘Astworth
Keefee
Trree
Borthwich
Wat Dock
Exye
Spor Ag
Gloucester Police Court
Mr. Oram
Small Debts Court
Small Delta
A. H. & P. Association
Woosung
Shire Yards
Catty.s
AAM
New England
B. Laurie
GR. Hicks
Tom Hicks
Gloucester Shire Council
Shire Hall
Gloucester Park
Harry N. Chaplin
Quanti- Hesle Wall
Shire
Gloucester Dairy Company Limited
Paterson, Easton & Co
Star Theatre
Paterson, Easton & CA
J.M. Wratten
Parish Kyte
County
J. Herlihy
U.S
Asia
Rockhurst
T. A. Robs
Hon
Bignell Hou
Wingwam
Easton & CC
R. Kendall
Church OF England
Copeland
H. W. Rogure
Presbyterian Church
Belbore
A Alexander
Dangar Gedge's All
Lister
Perrier
Stroud Baptist Church
Stroud
Wards River
Booral Hall
H. Johnston
Free Presbyterian Church
Barrington Hall
V. McKat’s Agricultural Machinery
Sunpalm Renovators
Atc. Paterson, Easton & CO
Gloucestershire
W. Newton
J. A. Corbett
Devon
AL Upton
Mrs. Cromarty
T. M. Creagh
Jermey
J. Jottis
Watcha
Matthewson & Co
Camden Haven
Jon
Krawsach Hig Sale
Goh Sale
Gloucester River Dairy Farm
R.ayanep
Mathewson & Co
Golf Notes
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