Cricket: Wilson scores century in Saturday games
In Saturday fixtures Hep Wilson struck his third season century in LEC action while Les Kenney added 53 and Keith Merchant 48. Wattles beat Stratford at Gloucester Park with a two-run finish as W. Atkins starred, and Barrington edged Thistles by 28 at Barrington. Second Grade saw Gloucester 2nds defeat Ward's River 102 to 90 with strong 84 by Laurie Atking and 6 for 36 by Doug Young. Barrington beat Rockhurst by one run, Shaw taking 9 for 20 for Rockhurst and Dare 5 for 4 for Barrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lec
Wilson
Hep. Wilson
Les Kenney
Keith Merchant
W. Atkins
Wattles
Stratford
Gloucester Park
Gloucester
C. Brindley
Jack Bignell
Gooi
E. Beattie
Jim ‘Wratten
R. Smith
J. Gidley
Thistles
Harrington
Barrington
Hee Wilton
Ken Ondfield
Tenney
Wil
Keith
Ker Merchant
J. Farley
Keswell
Colin Johnson
Muddle
H Wltton
G, Johnson
A. Money
Ward
River
Laurie Atking
Greg Ross
C. Lambley
J. Ebbeck
Doug Young
L. Atkins
Gloucester Clubs Field Saturday Cricket Lineups
Lite Gloucester teams name Thistles Wattles with 12 players including Oldfield Giddey Weekes and Norton. Wattles list Atkins Gittsey Britt Beattie Ross Wratten Gordon West Garner Gardner. Barrington A Grade vs Gangat and B Grade vs Rockhurst with full squads. Gloucester Old Buffers meet Wars River Old Buffers at Gloucester Park at 1 30 pm. War’s River to Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lite Gloucester Cricket Club
Thistles
Wattles
On Park
I Wiis
K. Oldfield
R. Giddey
F. Cook
G. Jonagon
E. Weekes
J. Menyye
J. Mento
J. Mudie
J. Norton
C. Johnson
W. Atkins
J. Giitey
T. Britt
E. Beattie
H. Ross
R. Smith
J. Wratten
C. Gordon
A. West
R. Garner
G. Garner
R. West
Rockhurst
A. Blanch
D. Young
Laurie Atkins
Les Atkins
Greg. Ross
E. Garner
W. Connolly
F. Connolly
F. Samuels
N. McInnes
R Barbour
Barrington
Gangat
Ken Merchant
Keith Merchant
W. McLaughlin
T. Leedham
Stan Harris
Les. Kenney
M. Price
OLD Buffers
Gloucester Old Buffers
Waw's River Old Buffers
Gloucester Park
Gloucester
BOWLS PENNANT MATCH AT TAREE RESULT TIGHT
Gloucester visited Taree for a pennant bowing series on Saturday with a close finish as Adams rink impressed against Hawkins strong rink. Scores showed Gloucester Holding leads before a late rally. weather permitting, play will continue tonight with more matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Pennant
Gloucester
Taree
Tke Growester
Adams
Hawkins
Church Services Across Regions on Sunday in Lent
Listing of church services across New South Wales early lent season with times in Gloucester Nabiac Stroud Barrington Stratford and surrounding communities. Includes Rev H W Rogers Rev Wm Griffity Pastor B Martens Rev M Howard and other local ministers with service times ranging from 2.30 to 7.30 pm and midweek notices at various halls and farms.
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Cheech
England
Gloucester
H.C . Barrington
Alklands
H. W. Rogers
Church of England
Forster
Tiger's Crossing
H.C. Wang Waul
Nabise
Tipperary
Wm. Griffity
Cocdrane
Presbyteria
Stratford
Comeunyina
Bowman Farm
D. Glyn Jones
Motholel
Forbesdale
Wed
Aven
Mograni Cle
Belbora
R. C. Pereira
Congeps Timil
Shannon Vale
Upper Cravon
Barrington Hall
Alteration in Name Marks Change for Longstanding NSW Firm
A historical note traces the Dangar Gedge and Co firm in New South Wales, noting the recent name addition of R A Malloch who has led the company for about twenty years. The piece recounts the firm’s origins with Richard Cary Dangar, Jeremiah Brice Rundle, and James Gilchrist, detailing early storekeeping ventures in Muswellbrook, Page's River, Murrurundi, and Armidale and their roles in the partnership that evolved into a prominent house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangar Gedge and Co
N.S.W
R. A. Malloch
New England
New South Wales
Richard Cary Dangar
Busihees
Muswellbrook
Jeremiah Brice Rundle
Page's River
Murrurundi
James Gilchrist
Armidale
Dangar, Godge and Co
Australia
England
Sydney
Florentia
Rundle
Gilchrist
Dangar Gedye and Malloch era in early enterprise history
The text traces the evolution of the firm from Dangar and partners to Dangar Gedye and Co, noting name changes, key personnel like F H Dangar and Gedye, and the firm’s expansion beyond original limits. It lists ships and trade brands tied to their trade names, the London venture in 1882, and later managers Sievers and Malloch, with Malloch later adding his name to the title. It also mentions the Neotsfield sailing ship and wool clipper connections plus a hardware and sewing machine ad segment from W Bedford and F Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangar
Rundle, Dangar and Co
Gilchrist
James Gilchrist
Rundle
Danagr, Gilchrist and Co
Sydney
Frederick Holkham Dangar
R. C. Dangar
F.H. Dangar
Charles T. Gedye
Gedye
Newcastle
Henry Danger
Dangar, Gedye and Co
Neotsfield
F. H. Dangar
London
Andrew Johnstone Sievers
Robert A. Malloch
Malloch Bros
Perth
W.A
William Jr. Carver
Carver
Malloch
Dangar, Gedye and Mailoch St
Collector appointed for subscription accounts collection
A collector has been appointed to collect subscription accounts and will visit the district centers. His official printed receipts will be a sufficient discharge for amounts paid to him. L and D C Rye.
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Cricket
M. H Stanley
the Foundation Garment
GRIM
Edck
Lowe
Kendall
Anderson
Nersham Burgess
C. Walker
N. Walker
Whete
Rye
Andrews Boorer
Love
Robertson
Taylor
Peel
Chanmon
Tenn
Hawdon Street
Wells
Spratt Stiles
Woolley
Houehtin
McIntyre
Woodwar
Adams Whatson
Boyer
Chapman
Qisf
Texaco
Texaco Motor Oil
Australian Automobile Association
Texaco Co
Brian Carolan
Historic Business
Blackleg
G. H. Griffin, Chemist
Optician
The
Biological Institute of Aust. Ltd
James Stewart & Sons, Veterinary Surgeons
Randwick
Droyhens
W. Bedford
Pultney Street
F. Weston
Advocate
D. C. Rye
Deal AT
Street & Parish Ltd
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