Australia vs England fourth Test innings summary
Australia 295 for 9 declared with Richardson 8 and Braman among the scorers. England reply 329 all out, Jardine top scoring with 46, O Reilly leading England bowling with multiple wickets. Luncheon adjourned after an extended session. notable contributions from Hammond and Bromley for England.
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Australia
WY. Richardson
St Ames
Hammond
He M. Woodall
Mitchell D.G. Braman
Larwood
McCaht
Jardine H
Tronmonger
St Ames H
Fiammond Sundri
England
Jardine
Love
O Reilly
H. Sutcliffe
O'Reily
W. R. Hammond
McCabe
Wyatt
Gloucester Heat Wave and Local News From February 14 1933
The Gloucester Herald notes extreme heat with temperatures reaching 108 to 114 degrees in nearby White Cliffs and other locations, as a heat wave dominates the day. Local items include Mr. B. P. Dawson announcing Gloucester solicitor practice from March, a charity tale of honesty rewarded with a finder’s 10 shillings and a pair of boots, cattle sales slated for Tabula and Tamworth, and a hot police court session with officers joking about ice.
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Glou‘cester An Mihday
Maitland
White Cliffs
White Soonambie
Wilcannia
Jerry's Plains
B. P. Dawson
Gloucester
Mr. Dawson
Messrs
Ruthie
Iibison
Constabls
Dickinson
Joe Cornish
Joe
Ritchie
Jim
Gloucester Rugby Football League Meeting Sets Carnival Plans
A Gloucestershire District Rugby Football League meeting at Domino Bros Cate presided by D H J Hill drew up a comprehensive carnival program for a Park big sports event on Saturday 11th. Attendees included C Bratten H Haselwood C Baker J Treume R Johnson and H Gray with apologies from A J White Thurlow F Hawes and B Deards. Committees were formed to manage events and Blanch offered to supervise woolichop and provide costumes for the event at Phillipe Hotel on Gabe day 2th February at 12am.
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Gloucester District Rugby Football League
Domino Bros
Cate
D. H. J. Hill
Messrs
C. Bratten
2. Haselwood
C. Baker
J.trcume
R. Johnson
H. Gray
Te Eh
Blanch
Phillipe Hotel
Gabe
Minister Drummond visits Gloucester district for school plans
The Hon. D. H Drummond, Minister for Education, toured Gloucester with Hon. W. Bennet t MLA meeting Shire officials and residents. They discussed a District Rural School for Gloucester, current enrollment, and possible academic facilities including domestic science, manual training, and agricultural courses. Residents urged timely schooling upgrades as butter factory growth reflects local prosperity.
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D. H Drummond
M.la
Peld Mou
W. Bennett
Bennett
Ad. White
Gloucester
Drummond
Tim
James
Port Macquarie
N.S.W
Ameriea
Australia
Bénnétt
Hawdon
Henool
Gloucester Shire Council
Iistract
Dungog
Wingham
Taree
A.A. Coy
Seattle
New South Wales
Gome
New England
Hungry Hi
Maitlind High School
Taree J
North Coast
Artais
Practi
Cally
Thee
Cater
McLaughton
Parents and Citizens’ Association
Heroe
Snow
Foll
Hawdan
Ubal
Council
Bennimend
Aula Parti
Emise
Glucester
Bethnes Gerrine
Holmes
Drumm
R. Moftie
Ted
Barrington
Star
Deartmond
Tenders invited for Stratford Public Hall additions
Tenders are invited and close on February 20 for additions to the Stratford Public Hall. Participants are advised to contact the Secretary. The tender will be awarded to the lowest or any tender. no tender may be considered unless properly accented.
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Stratford
Partic Ines
Stratford v Avon Valley in high scoring grade match
WIRST GRADE cricket saw Stratford 454 in one afternoon with A Clarke making 95 and J Bignell 53 as Avon Valley bowler Don Dennett took 50 and W Athina 4 for 5. Stratford led 344 with Clarke reaching 95 and strong contributions from Buck sheram, Garner, Atkins and Joe Bignell. Avon Valley replied poorly. Tugrabakh and Endeavours posted 145 for second, before Betntyre’s umpire call left Stratford at 1 for 22 in the second innings as rain halted play.
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Avon
Valley
Stratford
Avon Valley
J. Bignell
A. Clarke
Clarke
H. Bignell
Bucksheram
Joe Bignell
Don Dennett
W. Athina
Sven
Garner
W. Atkins
Jon Bigwell
Atkins
Ware
Votal
McAlpin
Nut
Webeck
Taylor
L. Monro
Matthewson
Smith
Avery
Price
Tugrabakh
Ehdeavours
Avon Vattey
Endervours
Livermore
Bullock
Bullocke
Anerson
Saville
Gordon
Moore
Coomber
Fevavaurs
Ritter
Coomner
Wen
Unpire
Betntyre
Cattle and calf sales report at Sydney and Maitland markets
Commercial Homebush stock sales report a smaller cattle yarding of about 2200, with prices near lace rulings as prime stock scarce. Maitland stock sale notes fat cattle yarded around 100 with prime bulls well represented, cows fewer and prices generally lower. Calves light in supply, pigs about 600 penned with dull competition and cheaper rates, best heavy pigs up to 110/-, porkers 25/ to 38/6, calves and hoggets details listed.
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Homebush
Sydney
Maitland
W. Sparke Ltd
Campbell's Hill
White Bros
Muswellbrook
R. Sanders
Dungog
Singleton
W. Cope
Gunnedah
T. H. Fleming
Aberdeen
Ewes
Hoggete Ay
Back to Copeland carnival eyed for returning residents
The Dungog Chronicle reports plans for a Back to Copeland carnival to lure former residents back to the historic mining town. Auctioneer Thomas Carlton hopes many old hands will attend and reminisce about the garden days, while noting Copeland’s decline since its booming era.
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Copeland
Thomas Carlton
Dungog
Carlton
Taree Wedding of Miss Mary Lily Irvine in Wingham Church
Miss Mary Lily Irvine, daughter of TA Irvine and the late Mrs Irvine of Taree and Wingham, wed Mr James Ambrose Dustein at St Marys Church. The ceremony featured ivory satin and hand-embroidered tulle, with bridesmaids in eau-de-nil muslin and Dutch bonnets. Relmers Hall hosted the reception hosted by Mrs J C Simmerville.
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Mary Lily Trvine
TA. Trvine
Irvine
Taree
Wingham
James Ambrose Dustein
St Mary's Church
G AtCrie
Byfale
Relmers Hall
Aviriel
Pride
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Strathfield
Hawdon's
Church
T S Wells
Whatson
Church ST
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
Sri
Poune
David H. J. Hill
Barrington ST
F. Baker
A.J.F
M. Atala
M. King
A.L.C.W
Monster Cats
WRASS
Pipers
Marsh
J. Webeck
Leyland
Bradman
Wall
O'Reilly
Tronmangee
Bromley
Gloucester Rehreat
Curhkent
Tabula
Mesars
Farrell Drake & Co
Messra Dalgety and Co.Ltd
Tamworth
A. L. Stewart & Co
P.M. Sheridan
Bolton
Football League
Bigners
AMC
Forbesdalf
Firhesitali Hall
Howell
F Hawes
Hongee
Royal Axetcultural Society of N
ROYAL
Bydney
Datey Propuce l
Endeavour House
Macquarie Pinco
Stratford T
B Smith
Stratforst
Steniford
Woodger
Taylor M. Yates
Fr Il
Langford
Wand
Tull
W. Rati
Mhpe
Omovk Sh
Ward
River
Upper Buyrrington
Upper Barrington
Ward's River
Rockhurst
Farrington
Eine Lenten
Grehaven
North Sea
Trak Free State
Edstein
P. Dawson
Church OF England
H.C . Barrington
Frutklands
Weil Ith
BW. Rogers
Methodist Church
Ouceator
Bowman Farm
Forbesdale Hall
G. J. Dillon
Congregational Mission
Shannon
Upper Craven
Erring Hall
J. Buttle
Stroud Bapist Church
Strattant Braft Bi Wiemos
J. Geemon
Stroud 130
F. Bacuen
Adil
St. Sydivey
Matthewson & Co
Phillip's Foxe) Yard
Limnes Boot Huntel Booth
Sporle
Gloucester Park
Mathewson & Co
Bode Siewards
Tom Hicks
Tiligra
Tate
Bendolba
Diinguc
Tabulam Cattle Sale
Devon
Glen Moun
Farrell, Craike & CO
Tabulam
Dalgety & CO. Ltd
Rass Seed Glovers Seed Oats
North & Wecullagh
Cloucestee
L AM Sharp
Durham
Atomics
Glaucestex
Paterson, Easton & Co
Rvar
Stohe
Dairy Carree
Prine
N.Z
Wrojmera
Bussel
Queensland
Hunter River Machine
Drews Werne
Ares
Dwart Essex
Bushel
Wallanbah Estate
Town Properties
W. S. Andrew
Britain
Lister
Fairbanks-Maree Paterson, Easton & Co
JAMNY
British and Australian Machinery
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