Shooting Fatality Near Stratford In Dog Trap Hills
A man named Clyde Dumbrell died after a hunting accident near Stratford on Simday in rough country at Dog Trap. He was part of a party from Gosford that travelled to Stratford for a weekend shoot. He was found with both shotgun barrels discharged, likely while firing at a wallaby, and collapsed on a rock. He died after an operation at Narrawema Private Hospital. Burial planned for Gosford after coroner adjourned to February 5.
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Dog Trap
Stratford
Simday
Clyde Dumbrell
Teg
Narraweema
Mr. Dumbrell
Goxford
Ronald Pile
Ron Pile Wesrd
Ron
Romit
P. Keegan
Mr. Keegan
Dr. Anderson
Dumbrell
Narrawema Hospital
Gloucester
Divergel
Wallaby
Gus
Jedge
Gosford
Jessen
Yong
Charlie Falconer
Gosforth
A. J. White
A. Fleet
Taree
A Builder of Bridges Remembered in NSW Chronicle
A Sydney Morning Herald note recalls Roseville nonagenarian Mrs Mary Taylor born Miss Mary Poole who arrived in 1853 with her parents and remembers when the grounds of the University site were Grivers camping grounds and bullock teams crossed local rivers.
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Sydney Morning Herald
Roseville
Mary Taylor
Grivers
Taylor
Mary Poole
Edmund Taylor
Macleay
Kempsey
Kamuab
Stroud
Norman Shaw
Mr. Taylor
Gloucester River
Barington
Gloucester Public School Abole Exam Results
The report lists students Alder Winifred J Burrage Jean F Connell Richard Deards Patrick Giddey Marjorie Jory Onslow S M4 Matthewson George Mowle Juditty A Street Russ L with marks across subjects English History Geography Mathematics Mathematics II Business Principles Art Needlework. The numbers indicate scores in each subject.
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Glouester
Abole
Alder
Winifred J
Burrage
Jean F
Connell
Richard
Deards
Patrick
Giddey
Marjorie
Jory
Onslow S
Mowle
Juditty A
Street
Russ L
Fierce Battle Near Makale Ite Is Yet to End
Desperate fighting rages around Makale as Italian and Abyssinian forces exchange heavy losses. Italian reports claim 25 officers killed and 389 soldiers dead or wounded, while Abyssinians boast of 40,000 troops under Ras Kassa and Ras Seyoum pressing a flank. White versus Black Shirt divisions fight intensely with repeated assaults and reinforcements as Graziani pushes toward the Rongi highlands.
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Nial Askaries
Ras ‘Kasse
Ras Seyoum
Makale
Hauwen
Asmara
Ras Kansu
Ras Kaasa
Ras Kassa
Black Shirts
Ras Kasse
Cinaz Fani
Adilin Ababa
Ras Desta
Graziani
Rongi
Gloucester Routs Dungog In Minter District Cricket
Gloucester defeated Dungog by a comfortable margin at Victoria Park with strong bowling by Reeves and Morris. Oldfield top-scored for Gloucester with 60 while Dungog struggled to 81 total, Price 5 for 17 leading the Gloucester bowlers. Details of the Gloucester second XI match and Friday’s update promised.
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Gloucester
Dungog
Victoria Park
Aiking
Reeves
Wilson
Oldfield
B. Merchant
Merchant
Morrix
Oldreid
Luncch
T. Reeves
J. Morris
Dungug
B Price
J Giddey
Atkina
Morris
H. Wilson
Marquet
Morris K. Oldfield
F. Waston
Tetley
K. Merchant
G. Berry
R. Garner
Smith
M. Price
T. Berry & Morris
V. Berry
W. Wood
Bungor
J. Anderson
Olifeld
G. Easton
Gaston UP
Berry
Price
Easton
R. Marquet
Garner
Ciddey
J Morris
Giddey
W. Frazer
Ibw
Brice
Border cricket round two ends with Thistles and Wattles leaders
Last Saturday completed the second round as Thistles and Wattles led their groups. Bruce Coates top scored with 108 for Thistles and George Osmond added 61 for Barrington in a total of 85. Doig Young took 4-18 for Thistles while Erle Beattie 4-88 and Glen Baston 3-24 led bowling for Barrington. Wattles defeated Stratford by 150 to 181 with Jon Bignell 42 and Bill Langford 24 helping Stratford.
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Thisles Wattles
Waratahs
Tugrabakh
Barrington Stratford Gangat
Bruce Coates
Bruce
Hay
George Osmond
Barrington
Ken Oldfield
Bill Atkin
Doig. Young
Thistied
Erle Beattie
Glen Baston
J. Monro
R. Giddey
B Price
Thistles
George
Thistlen
Doug
Young
Glen Easton
Hec
Wilson
Alun
Ken
Oldfield
Bill Henderson
Jimmy Farley
Wattles
Stratford
Wattien
Inn
Bowls Pennant Thriller Delights Gloucester Fans
A close Saturday bowls pennant match saw Gloucester edge Taree’s No1 team by one point. Street’s rink delivered a major contribution with a 22 point lead over Dr Stokes. Final scores 39 - 11 and 30 7 Entry list shows multiple players across rinks.
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Sturday
Gloucester
Taree
Street
Dr. Stokes
Upper Manning Su cial at Khatumbuhl Creek
A Friday night farewell party at Khatumbuhi Creek for Miss L Brinn attracted about 70 locals. Speakers praised her, a crystal toilet set was presented, and selections and dancing followed until late.Mr and Mrs D Brimms, aged 85 and 86, attended and enjoyed the festivities.
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Khatumbuhl Creek
TS Burke
Khatumbuhi Creek
L. Brinn
Evererow
Brush
D. ‘Brimms
Sen
Brimms
P P Board figures record high stock and rates
The P P Board disclosed 1935 large stock numbers at 892 head above 1933, a record. Assessments totaled £1245 0s 1d with £1131 18s 8d collected and £113 2s 3d outstanding. £146 8s from prior years remained unpaid. Five-year rates ranged 1d per head with Gloucester district lowest. Stock Inspector mileage and admin costs reported. a Bay of Biscay seabird bore a ring from High Holborn, London.
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P.P
Silat
Gloucester FP
Rich patch at Hillgrove mine yields gold from quartz reef
At Hillgrove a four ton quartz parcel from C. J. Hillard's Puddledock mine produced 70 oz of smelted gold worth about £550. The reef, traced along surface over several chains, remains rich at depth of 80 feet with a shaft width near 1 inch. Several parties seek an option for further development.
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Hillgrove
T. Faint
C. J. Hillard
Puddledock
Armidale
Gangat v Waratahs Test Round Cricket Report
Gangat batsmen struggled as a 310 total fell short of Waratahs 171. Cyril Berger 82 stood out while Reg Giddey 3 32 and Jack Giadey 2 21 helped Gangat. Waratahs set 171 with Bruce Costes 108 and Jack Giadey 22 not out. Stan Harris took 2 for 18 in final round.
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Reg
Stratton
Gangat
Waratahs
Cyril Hamberger
Stan Harris
Ft. Boston
Batemen
Cyril
Reg Giddey
Jack Giadey
Ron Smith
Wheta
Bruce
Butter Exports From July to January Decline From Last Year
Exports of butter from July 1 to January 18 totaled 54 565 tons, down from 63 120 tons the previous year’s period. United Kingdom received 49 931 tons, foreign parts 3 634 tons, mainly to the East. Victoria leads Commonwealth exports at 58.1 percent. State-by-state figures show NSW, Queensland down. Victoria and South Australia up.
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United Kingdom
Alsace
Victoria
South Australia
Tasmania
New South Wales
Queensland
West Australia
Teamanix
Church services and notices for Gloucester and surrounds
Church of England and other denominations list Sunday and weekday services for Gloucester and nearby towns. Rev. H W Rogers presides at Gloucester and Nabiac services. strapford and other locations hold evening meetings. sickness cancels Matin prayer. Presbyterians and Congregationalists schedule and minister assignments noted. Baptist and Independent churches listed with service times and leaders. assorted meetings and a cryptic OFTOMETRISTA VIRIT noted.
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Church of England
Sainday
Gloucester
H.C
Bowman
Forbesdale
Stratford
H. W. Rogers
Nabiac
Fulford
H.C . Nabiac
Dyers Crossing
Forster
Tuee
Buby ‘Brush
J. Buttle
Stroud Baptist Church
Stroud
J. Worboys
Ind. Baptist Church
A. Moore
L. Griffin
A. Philps
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J. Whatson
City Price Draper
Ams
Cassell
Cavanough
Carsons Northern Timber
Wil Genver
Tiender
Andrews & Johnston
Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
Carsonville
Hilo Creek
Andrews & Johnston's Joinery Works
Church ST
Carmon
Maethery
W. W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
OLD Bank N.S.W
Lie Cloncesty
Graziers Association of
Moreathy Commission
Forestry Commission
Landhr
NCP
Australian Mutual Provident Society
A.M.P
Falcows
Upper Hastings Dairy Society, Ltd
Ax &Id
Temore
PJ. Cooney
Jno. Keene
Nar: Tubarra
Keene
Mina O'Dwyer
Cooney
Grogan
The
Melbourne Advertiser
Port Phillip
Australia
P. Pawkner
Constable Tomkins
Fawkner
B. Stevens
Wb.w
Vincent
Porvets
Manning River National Forest
Matthewson
Mandreds
Abys
London
Utalan A Ats
Maksle
Minter
F. Kuston
J. Giddey
Cricket
Ion Ratins
Bolton
Hawdon
White Street
Nelson
Plummer
Hawkins
Stokes Andrews
Rye
Tregidder
Christenson
Burgess
Upper Manning
Bay of Biscay
Ita
Witherby
High Holborn
Londas
Narrow Reef
Food For Thought
Mears
B. B. Laurie
A. ©. Carter
T. A. Levine
G. Duff
J. Bowen
J. Frost
P. Koellner
W. T. Rell
J. A. Ross
Mrs. Relf
Matthewson & Co
Gloucester Dairy Farm
Taree Road
Ainder
Gloucester Shire Yards
ALLL
T. A. Laurie
W. J Laurie
Ht. Saxby
D. Lynch
Summerylle Bros
Mra
W. Laune
B Laurie
H. Duck
RJ A. Holstein
Ls, Cooper
J. McMahon
J. A. Corbett
T. Gesle
B. Smith
Tom Hicks
Glouceater
Paterson, Easton & Co
Jas
AM Homewood
Devon
Lyon
Shire Yards
W Easton
RE. Lauri
R. E. Laurie
Chapman, Broomfield Bros
Gloucester Tibuc
Waukivery
Mogran Creek
Simmy
Reichert
Iladies
School of Arts
L. Tremlett
Instructrees
Oftometrista Virit
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