Rodeo and Diggers Ball Draw Gate Totals and Local News
This July 3 1936 Gloucester Advocate item reports gate receipts from the Rodeo and ball plus results from various contests. It notes corrections to a prior report on a ride winner and thanks locals for flags decorations tickets and the guessing competition. Also covers deaths and local notices including the fragile state of Kelvin Rogers and changes at Forbesdale Hall with a forthcoming opening dance and a dog leading rescuers to a man after a horse incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Crowther
W. Webeck
Smith
Gloucester
Hicks
W. Garner
Wharton
Turkey
B. Higgina
Bullock, & Corbett
Hambling
Post Office Reports Record Profit and Growth
The British Post Office posted a substantial profit for the year just ended, totaling 12,250,000 pounds, beating the previous year’s 211,945,000. Parcel and telephone services set records with 11,250,000 and 91,200,000 pounds respectively while the telegraphic department incurred a 900,000 deficit. Wages rose by 2,000,000 and 12,000 more staff were hired despite ongoing mechani c eations.
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Telegraphic
Gespite
Gloucester selects team for Taree Old Bar match
The Gloucester hockey squad is chosen to represent the town at Taree Old Bar on Saturday. Selected players include E Yardy B Penfold B Price T Bolton B Moses J Penfold Hebbiewhite M Yates C Landers L Moffatt and M Landers. Players must be ready to depart at 1 PM.
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Gloucester
Taree-Old Bar
Taree
E. Yardy
B. Penfold
B. Price
T. Bolton
B. Moses
J. Penfold
Hebbiewhite
M. Yates
C Landers
L. Moffatt
M Landers
Meat Agreement With Britain Details Face Cabinet Review
Details of meat marketing negotiations show Britain granting the Commonwealth a larger market share than hoped. The tariff concession by Australia to the United Kingdom influenced final stages. Federal Ministers in Canberra and Melbourne declined comment while discussions with Argentina and others continue, with a possible ratification next week.
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Feder
Canberra
Britain
Commonwealth
Australia
United Kingdom
Melbourne
School Notes On Reports And Football Visit
Parents receive last year marks by November reports to compare with class peers. Record cards travel through the school to track pupil progress year to year. The School football team will travel to Wingham Rural School on Saturday for a match. Four girls teams with captains Brownies 1 Betty Parish Brownies 2 Leslie Burrage Brownies 3 Catherine McNaughton Metropolitans Dawn Kirton.
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Wingham
Wingham Rural School
Betty Parish
Leslie Burrage
Catherine McNaughton
Dawn Kirton
Bankruptcy registrar cancels Hall’s registration in New Zealand move
The Registrar in Bankruptcy cancelled Hall's registration as a trustee after Hall reported no moneys held on trust. An order directed him to transfer any funds to the Official Receiver, but Hall asserted none existed and no contrary suggestion appeared.
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Fe Rlehnseth Moegsy
Hall
New Zealand
Samuel E Hazelwood obituary notes Gloucester resident
The death of Samuel Edwin Hazelwood a respected Gloucester district resident is reported. He was born Tigrah in 18__, long employed by the Australian Agricultural Company and Gloucester Estate Syndicate. Survived by wife Mina Fanny Britton two sons Horace and Harry Hazelwood a daughter Mrs J Brown a sister Mrs W Margery and brother A J Hazelwood. The funeral was held at Gloucester Church of England Cemetery with Rev W Rogers officiating and many relatives sending wreaths.
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Gloucester
Sery Ld
Samuel Edwin Hazelwood
Hazelwood
Ansi
Henry Hazelwood
Ward's River
Tigrah Ti
Old Australian Agricultural Company
Gloucester Estate
Stroud
Mina Fanny Britton
Tom Britton
Messra
Harryl
Horace Hazelwood
J. ‘Brown
Slater
W. Margery
Nowendoo
Eva
Hitchcock
H.T. Shepherd
Leo
Vic
A. J. Chubb
Mra
J. A. McLean
H. A Abbott
A. McEnnes
F. A. Isaac
Creanor
Burley
Girle
Sutton
Jim Burley
A. Tent
Gloucester Open Golf Tournament Crowds and Winners
Gloucester Golf Club hosted its fifth annual Open during the King’s Birthday weekend with strong entries from Tamworth Lismore Wauchope and Sydney. A Oldfield won the Men’s Championship with 16 over 36 holes and Mrs R Emmet took the Ladies title with 166 for 27 holes. mixed foursomes went to A Oldfield and Miss Higgins.
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Gloucester
R. Em_met
Tamworth
Newton
B. P. Dawson
Tia
School of Arts
Mra. Newton
Dr. Anderson
ME Dawson
T. Chariton
D. Rye
Ladies and Men Golf Results From Local Club Event
Results from a club golf event show ladies and men divisions with scores. Winners include Mrs Conn in the hole stroke handicap and A G Turner in the 18 hole handicap, plus Ammett of Tamworth winning the ladies open championship.
Gloucestershire Open Golf Championship Results Report
Third day play in men's 18 hole stroke cap won by A Oldfield after tie with B Coates for second. Listed scores include RR Street 70, RH Anderson 71, W Val lender 71, Mooney 74, Pinfold 77, Easton 85, G Dark 88, Wing others. Ladies and men divisions and district results show multiple players with scores and handicaps. Gloucester District Open Championship led by Oldfield with Mooney runner up on 84. Best gross score 83 by A Oldfield.
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Jeton
J Channell
Parish
D. Ryé
Mro. Street
al. Coate
Emmett
F H. Thisleton
Jeffrey
G. Easton
Miss Laurie
R. Street
King
B. Coates
Miss Hawden
W. Dawson
Dawson
B. Carolan
Caroland
J. Pinfold
Pinfold
K. G. Doyle
Doyle
J. McRae
Miss Green
F. Matthew
Miss Parish
W. Vallender
Bra
Vallender
P. Hahesy
Rahesy
G Conn
Easton
Ladis
M. Laurie
D. Higgins Beng
Miss Mottatt
Mietra MM
Bawden
Mrs. Exomett
Mire
Manton
Street
Yates
Mra. Gam
Sutere
Rose Street
P. Roddy
J.P. Pinfold
Carolan
Snodgrass
Mise M. Laurie
Misa J. Pariah
Mrs. Carolan
Mrs. Yates
Mian M. Green
Mrs Suters
Mra. Pinfold
Mra Cavenough
Mrs. Parish
Mra. Roddy
M. Hawdon
Mra. Jeffery
Misa A. Moffatt
P Hakesy
Mrs. Easton
A. G. Turner
F. Matthews
P. Rodily
A. Oldfield
A. Parish
Mra. Ammett
Tamjsworth
Sretalis
Banton
A. J. Woolward
St Tles
Hawdon
Mrs . Street
Mra P
Hahesy
RR Street
Anderson
N. Mooney
FY Matthews
A. Allsopp
D. @ Rye
A. Parah
T. Chariton
A. Turner
R. Weston
H. Coote
F. W. Edstein
J. Channel
PH. Thisleton
G. Dark
W. G. Wood
W. Garner
E Armstrong
H. Mitchell
J. Krohn
G. E. Easton
C. B. Snodgrass
G. Conn
G. Amm
Miss Hawdon
Conn
Parish Soa
Miss Middlebrook
Miss Easton
Suters
Roddy
Vallenaer
Garner
Brighton
Gam
Cavanaugh
M. Coote
CI Parish
Weaton
E. Lake
RG. Williane
Z. Moore
F. W. Edatein
A. McRae
EB. Armstrong
H. Mitchel
E. Hy Anerson
G B. Dight
Mooney
B'delan
B. Costes
Cattle Sale Highlights and Prices From Tuesday Market
Matthewson and Co report strong yarding of fat and store cattle with buyers present and prices firm. Notable sales include W. Webeck 22 bullocks at 44/16, F. Parpelli 24 steers at 8 8, and numerous cows, heifers, and calves across multiple buyers and vendors. Next sale listed as Tuesday 14th July.
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W. Webeck
F. Parpelli
B.A. Ransom
Sansom
Holmes
H. Rett
H. Rett, 1 sleer 43/8, 1 cow and calf £ 2/3/, & cows at E1/40/ ; W. A. Felt
Fudgeway
Reg. Cox
Middlebrook
MonKinnon
T. W. Ashworth
Beaton
Baker
Sangom
Maslen
Cown
Catven
H. J. Channel
Jy Reeves
Lab
T McDoneld
Tom Hicks
R. A. Crowther
H. Jory
Foyle
H. Page
Vic Sansom
Vic Slade
H. A. Grant
Rabbitskin Market Report from Pitt Spa and Badgery Ltd
Market report notes holiday earlier catalog closures reducing offerings to 70 tons. Prices showed irregularities with small drops and gains across pelts and skins, including rabbits and damags, with best values cited for winters mace pelts and fawns, while damaged skins and kittens fetched lower bids.
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Rabbitskin Market
Pitt, Spa and Badgery Ltd
Rabbit skins dearer at Sydney sales in late season demand
Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports rabbit skins at Wnemlay’s Sydney sale totaling 70 tons with good demand. Prices varied by grade and season from 2d to 1s 0d per th but generally higher than previous weeks. Detailed values cover fat winter to damaged pelts and assorted grades.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
W Nemlay
Bru
Gloucester Arts Club Committee of Management Nomination Notice
Nomination of candidates for election to the Committee of Management of the Gloucester School of Arts Club closes with the Secretary on Wednesday July 8. Candidates must have been financial members for three months prior to 31st May 1936 and be nominated and seconded by financial members.
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Gloucester School of Arts Club
Finanial
Niet Lora
Sincere thanks for kindness after bereavement
Ree Germon and family and Mr and Mrs T Germon and family express sincere thanks to Dr Munro Mr and Mrs H T Perrid and all kind friends for cards letters telegrams and floral tributes and those who assisted in their recent sad bereavement.
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Ree
Germon
T. Germon
Munro
H. T. Perrid
In Memoriam Maurer Husband and Father Dies 1935
In loving memory of our husband and father who passed away July 4 1935 his life is eternal love will remain until God’s own time we meet again inserted by his wife and family
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Maurer
Hfe
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