Golf Notes Sweepstakes Cup won by J Boge with rough greens
In the Sweepstakes Cup last Saturday players faced rough greens from heavy week rain. J Boge won with a score of 108/28 75. Other cards included Dr Locke 96/17 79, P Roddy 92/128) 83, T Charlton 100/18 82, A Oldfield 97/15 83, A Pariah BOG 83, E Snow 114/28 85, Rye 100/13 BT 87, Rawdon 108/20 88, L Rye 232/21 96, J Graham 118/2192 99, Ashworth 111/1899 . Vice President Dr Locke presented the cup to the winner. The Summer Cup was also awarded to J Moise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McRae
J. Rawdon
L. Rye
R.thortow
J. Graham
T. Ashworth
Tite
Dr. Locke
J. Moise
Lang Opposes Bridge Dive Opening Plan
A satirical proposal imagines writer Lang diving from the bridge at opening day. The text suggests a combined ceremony with the Ring and Lang, then humorous absurdities about guards, prizes, and political figures, reflecting a tongue in cheek commentary on ceremonial pomp.
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Mr. Lang
Sydney
Far West
Sls
Lang
GSB
Dole
Ims
Tang
Wfe
Sir Philip Game
Sir Philip
Lang Plan
Fighting At Shanghai Chinese Defence Stalls Japanese Drive
Shanghai report notes Chinese resistance to the Japanese advance toward Shanghai. General Uyeda claimed a final capture, but Chinese front lines and reserves are prepared for close fighting with machine guns and mortars. Military experts cite China’s civil war experience as strengthening its defense. Also noted is a NSW cost claim for unemployment relief at seven million pounds per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Uyeda
Kiang Wan
Woman Survives Snake Coiling Around Neck at Bulky Home
A woman, Mrs A Patt of Bulky, escaped injury when a 10 inch king snake climbed from a verandah chair and coiled around her neck before being killed by a neighbour, Mr George Harris. The incident occurred on the Upper Wallamba River as Patt sat with a visiting friend, Mrs Harris, while a kitten played nearby. Government and local notes follow, including rabbit control status and political whips, then fellowship group anniversary plans for next weekend with attendance from Sydney Central Executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Patt
Wallamba
Patt
George Harris
Cattle Tick Reported Safe as Gloucester Seeks Tick Checks
Major Sanderson visited Gloucester to discuss possible cattle tick infestation from northern rivers. Stock Inspector Moore found no basis for Sydney press reports of ticks in Gloucester. Moves from Grafton district to be traced. owners urged to report ticks and cooperate to prevent spread. Sanderson to Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Sanderson
M.alc
V.S
Gloucester
A. E. Moore
Grafton
Sanderson
Sydney
Lake wallis netting ban proposal gains momentum
A campaign aims to close Lake Wallis from a Cape Hawke Regatta Sheds level to Tunberry inlet and include the estuary of three rivers to netting. Residents report near total depletion of bream mullet and flathead opposite Tuncurry and Forster with the poorest fishing season in memory. Fishermen on the dole back a petition to present to the Chief Secretary's Department seeking partial lake closure to protect stocks. Local tradespeople fear continued decline will end the two townships’ fishing popularity.
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Porster
Lake Wallis
Cape Hawke
Tuncurry
Forster
Dole
Chief Secretary's Department
Wingham Bowling Green Official Opening Was Held
The Wingham Bowling Green opened on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Mr T Hardyman, President of the New Castle Bowling Association, led the ceremony with colleagues Abbott, Gow and Wallace. Visitors from Kempsey, Dungog, Taree and Gloucester attended. Wingham bowler wives and daughters hosted a fine afternoon tea. The Wingham Band provided music and play continued past 6 pm. The president, secretary, and committee earned praise for the event and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack High
Wingham
T Hardyman
Newcastle Bowling Association
Messrs Abbott
Gow and
Wallace
Kempsey
Dungog
Taree
Gloucester
Gloucester Red Cross Meeting at Shire Hall
A Gloucester Red Cross Branch meeting met at Shire Hall on Tuesday February 16 with few members due to a storm. Presiding was Mrs Wad dell. others present were Gray Hawdon Munro Newton and Hicks. Apologies were received. The group discussed local cases and payments for clothing medicine mills and a railway fare to help a TB soldier reach Red Cross Headquarters for hospital admission. The Annual Conference will be held in Sydney the week before Easter starting March 15 at 2 45 p m with a Gloucester delegate to be appointed or a full report posted. The next branch meeting is set for Thursday March 10 at Shire Hall replacing the third Tuesday due to Gloucester Show attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire Hall
Red Cross
Sydney
Gloucester
Local baseball enthusiasts hold first week-end practice
About 20 fans gathered in the park for the initial practice. Thornbury Tigers scratch match ended in a draw with Fitzgerald's No-Sax noted for a strong display. Griffin impressed as pitcher and first baseman, Austin Tull and Vic West also showed promise. Lord umpired with Foley sharing the crossfire. Plans underway for two Newcastle teams to visit Gloucester for a demonstration game. London water supply from the River Thames at 166,000,000 gallons per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Thornbury
Tigers
W. Griffith
Austin Tull
Austin Tull, Who Was Responsible For Some Smart Fielding: ‘Vic. West
Boston
Vince Fitzgerald
Tong Hunters
Bulg
Lord
Frank Foley
Newcastle
Gloucester
Proxy Voting Reminder for G D Coy Shareholders Meeting
Proxy voting notice for G D Coy Ltd invites shareholders unable to attend to nominate a proxy. Shareholders should appoint a representative to attend and convey views on the proposed new office and board room. Prospective proxies must be filed with proper signatures and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.D. Coy. Ltd
Ard
Pound notice and meeting adjournment in Barrington
Impounded at Barrington on February 12, 1832 from TS C Reverve Barrington by A Purdon One red cow branded W over U Ueldeways near Kip if not released will be sold at this poundation on the 3rd day of March 1952 Ted Forbes Poundkeeper The adjourned Annual Meeting for electing office hearers will be held in the Rest Rooms on Tuesday March 4th at 2.30 pm ML Waddell Hon Sec```
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Waddell
Kempsey to March 1982 Race Schedule and Entries
Prize events include Hunter Jump £20 Water Jump £5 High Jump £15 with stock drafting and novelty races such as cattle riding and polo ball race. Trotting races with half rebate, Tulhorse boxes, special confessional rails tyres on trains. Fare details and intermediate stations listed. Entries close Feb 27 1982. journeys start March 5 and return by March 12. Schedules on application.
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Kempsey
Church Services and Meetings in Gloucester Area
Church notices list Sunday Lent services across parishes including Gloucester locations 830 SC Tugrabakh 11 Glouces ter 730 and an Annual Meeting on Monday February 29 with Rev H W Rogers. Presbyterian Barrington Faulkland Gloucester fellowship anniversaries praise service 7 7 30 junior fellowship 9 45 am Rev A Alexander. Methodist Craven 11 Streford 2 30 Gloucester 1 and 730 Mr Marsh Congregational Mission Cedar Grove 11 Connelly’s Creole 280 Mr George 7 30 Bundock 7 30 Feb 29 and March 1 Ounile Fist 7 30 Mr 8 J Battle Stroud Baptist Church Booral Union 11 Allworthy 38 Stroud 7 30 Rev H Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
Gloucester
Tugrabakh
Presbyterian Church
Barrington
Faulkland
A. Alexander
Congregational Mission
Cedar Grove
Connelly's Creole
Mr. George
Bundock
Ounile Fist
J. Battle
Mrs K M Locke Farewelled by Gloucester Ladies
About fifty ladies gathered at the golf club house to honor Mrs. K. M. Locke before her departure from Gloucester. Representatives from GUI Associates Country Women’s Association Red Cross Presbyterian Ladies Guild and Golf Associates attended. Gifts included china and cut glass. Mrs Locke expressed gratitude and recalled nine happy years. New telephones have been installed in Britain at the rate of 800 a week, seventy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Locke
Gloucester
GUI
Country Women's Association
Red Cross
Presbyterian Laities Guild
Locke
Britain
MAITLAND AND SYDNEY STOCK SALES REPORTS
Sydney cattle sale shows 2080 head, fair quality, lightweight stock dominant, medium sales hard. Prices range from 20s to 23s per 1600lb. best beef and trade sorts around 23s. Maitland reports about 730 cattle, good trade, top bullocks £10 5s, cows up to £7, dealers to £6 10s. Pig yard quota ~450, bacon pigs dearer, best heavy backfatters £1 20s, sows and porkers up to £0 +- 34s 6d, silos 6d to 14s 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Sydney
Maitland
B. W. Sparke Ltd
USA
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Tel Foundation Garment
Founda
Ted
Gorschieres
Berlei
Dation
Peter Ee
Perle
Yark
Berlel Corselette
J. Whatson Berlei
W. W. Hawdon
ETU
Hogg
Strathfield
T. S. Wells
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
David H. J. Hill
C. Sutton
Corbetts Cane
Krambach
Narraweema Private Hospital
K. G. McRae
A.T.N.A
Oiten
Adin
Iversa
Tate
Tully
Goulburn
New South Wales
Tweed-Lismore
Poll
Gardner
Robertson
Senate
House of Representatives
Riley
Fellowship Association
Central Executive
Alexander
Wallis Lake
Gloucester Red Cross
London
Thames
Metropolis
Glouvcester
Chas. Merrywether
G. W
Elliott
Chandler and Bowden
Yarrowitah
Robinson Estate
W.J
W. N. Lawrie
Arundel
Tom Hicks
C.W.A
Stow Teama
W. H. Green
Secy
Copeland
School OF Arts
Considine
Webeck
Hon
H. W. Rogers
Methodist Church
Craven
Miller
Streford
Mr. Marsh
Stroud Baptist Church
Booral Union
Allworthy
Stroud
H. Johnston
Bos
Wallanbah Estate
Glouchster
Rhodes
Brown's Creek
Torrens
Paterson, Easton & CO
Girdcenter
Wingham & Krambach
Gallagher
W. Ni Dann
West Maitland
Hawdon & Hawdon
Gio
Gloucester Shire Yards
W. Easton
G Easton
Pevon
Durham Cross Tell Locks
Jaz. McCarthy
Devon/Durham
Durham
Ollock
Gairyman
Jersey Het Fers
Dangar Gerrye’s All
Lister
Rudd
Ferrier
MCAY
Sunpalm Renovators
Ucester Stock Sale
Gloucester Shire
Matthewson & Co
New England
Waratah
KRAIBACH + hiG SALE
Krambach Yards
Gued Battery
Sui
Camden Haven
Peron
Gloucester River Dairy Farm
Gloucester Flyer
May
King OF Ali
Hoy
Oly
Mathewson & & Cn
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