Heatherdale Public School and local notices from Gloucester
The minister for Education informs Hon. Walter Bennett that accommodation for students at Heatherdale Public School is arranged with minor repairs authorized by the local Inspector of Schools. Also reported are Peter Johnson’s surrender after escaping Dinoglock, a wedding at St Pan’s Church in Gloucester, a juvenile show event outcome, a Football Club ball, and an optics visit by D. I. McDonald to the Commercial Hotel on August 3.
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Heatherdale Public School
Rtr
Drummond
Walter Bennett
Peter
Peter Johnson
Dingog
Pownceby
Dungag
Johnene
Wisin Creek
Johnson
J.T. Williams
J. A Jones
Psp
Mike Walker
Gloucester Hotel
Amy Johnson
Eric Bolton
Gloucester Football Club
Majestic Theatre
Flaxman's
Chequer Orchestra
Taree
Star Theatre
Upper Manning League
Opticians
Vieit
McDonald
F.smc
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Visit of Moderator Opens Gloucester Civic Welcome
In Gloucester a civic welcome was extended to Rev. C A White State Moderator of the Presbyterian Assembly in the absence of Cr A J White. Deputy Shire President J P Beeton chaired and introduced him. The Moderator praised the church’s role in good citizenship and noted the Australian Inland Mission's national work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. White
Presbyterian Assembly
A. J. White
J. P. Beeton
Dr. Baston
Presbyterian Church
Australian Inland Mission
Australia
Easton
Visi
Gloucester
DR. Waddell
Shurch
G.R. McGregor
Death of Mr Cecil Sutton War record noted
Mr Cecil Sutton eldest son of the late Will and Mrs Sutton of Beverley Flats Ben d died at Wales Hospital Randwick after a meritorious war service. Educated at The King's School and Sydney University he practiced dentistry in the city then served with the 1st Divisional Train at Gallipoli and with the 4th Pioneer Battalion in France. He rose from sergeant to commissioned rank and later practised at Drummoyne and Gloucester leaving a widow Victoria Frankum. He was nephew of E. F. Sutton of Drummoyne and Harry Sutton of Killara.
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C. A. A. Sutton
Will Sutton
Gallipoli
France
Sutton
4Th Pioneer Battalion
Dents Corps
Rari
Drummoyne
Gloucester
Victoria Frankum
IE. F. Suton
Harry Sutton
Xillara
Tennis Fixtures for Saturday A Grade Matches
Competition fixtures for Saturday list A Grade ties including Church of England versus Park Blues Ward's Riser versus Tugrabakh Barrington against Stratford. Matches to be played on the club court with venues noted in the text.
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Church of England
Park Blues
Ward's Riser
Tugrabakh
Barrington
Stratford
Australians Post 296 In First Innings At Trent Bridge
Australia scored 296 in their first innings against Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge. Kippax top scored with 83, Richardson added 53, and McCabe 98. Larwood returned to action but took three wickets as Notts closed day one at 387 for 8. The English squad for the third Test was named, with Chapeian captaining and Hobbs Sutcliffe Tate and Larwood among selections for the Leeda match starting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Notts
Nottinghamshire
Trent Bridge
Kippax
Richardson
McCabe
Larwood
Ponsford
Woodfuil
Bradman
Grimmett
Oldford
Whytall
Walker
Gunn
England
Leeda
A. P. F. Chapeian
K. ‘S. Duleepsinhjt
J. Hobbs
H. Sutcliffe
M. W., Tate
A Larwood
G. Duckworth
W. R. Hymamond
M. Leyland
R. T.tyldesl
J G Geary
E. P. Hendren
Gloucester First Grade Draw With Wingham In Wet Match
Gloucester and Wingham played to a draw in a rain soaked Ground at Wingham. Gloucester won the Landis Cup regional match for Gloucester Second Grade and Barringtonians amid mud and heavy conditions. Gloucester’s tactics started strong and kept Barringtonians on the back foot until full time, final score 7 to 3.
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Gloucester
Wingham
Gloucester Boys
Barr
Golf Notes Mixed Foursome Sets Club Record
A large mixed foursome at the club drew 24 pairs, a club record despite poor conditions. Winners were Mr. and Mrs. P. Roddy with a net score, with many near scores listed. The Associates championship draw and early results are described, along with upcoming Gloucester visit by Dungog associates and final club arrangements.
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P. Roddy
A. J. Woodward
C. Street
FL Tsaie
Newton
R.thurlow
Middlebrook
P. Dwyce
Doudney
T. Ashworth
Objections to Public Gate
Mr H B Lynch is challenged to publish his name as I rebut claims that objections to a public gate are spiteful. I deny insinuations that I benefit from rails or leave the gate open and state my actions show concern for those affected. I will publish my name and discuss the matter. Gloucester jeweller F A T Player co-signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Lynch
Intinet
Lynch
Mr. Lynch
Tin
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board Meeting Notes
The Gloucester Pastures Protection Board met at Shire Hall on Friday July 4 with directors Abbott Longworth Easton Andrews Summerville Wilson Higgins Mooré and Newton absent. Topics included lease conversions at John Stinson Estate Stewart parcel zoning approval, appreciation for Cromarty Creek Reserve fencing, appointment of James Renwick as Permit Officer for Girvan, resignation of scalp receiver Mrs Hanna and consideration of a Boorgan na scalp receiver offer, a decision against leasing Water Reserve 4R813, timber rights requests on Martee Road Wingham and past concerns over flood era timber removals near Wingham show ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
Aed
Shire Hall
Frnasaul
Mesars J. Abbott
Longworth
Robert Easton
Andrewa
J. C. Summerville
J. Wilson
H. T. Higgins
A. E. Mooré
M. Newton
John Stinson Estote
Martin and Son
Bond
Porthon
Parish Stewart
Br Mirtin
Moore
McQueen
Tomagy
Bourd
Booral
Limehun Creek
Cromarty’s Creek
Mrr. McQueen
Cromarty's Creek
Ir McQueen
Girvan
James G. Renwick
Airs
M. Elanna
Firefly Creek
Andrews
Hasina
Hanna
Krambach
Boorganna
Wesley Muscle
Wingham
Port Macquarie Board
Hammond
Higgins
Muscle
Mussie
Bred Soorley
Soorley
Bob Lewis
Mar‘Tee Road
Abott
Trank Summerville
Summerville
Lewis
Taree
TSR
Wingham Show Ground
State finances show year end deficit and revenue drop
The State Treasurer reports a Consolidated Revenue Fund deficit of £1,225 00 after a not taken £?000 from Federal unemployment relief. Revenue from all sources totals £19,588,681 8, down £1,115,259 from last year. Expenditure at £20,816,700 is £706,000 higher, due partly to £907,000 of extraordinary charges. Railways show a £2,700,000 deficiency and trams £300,000. Taxable income is forecast 20 to 25 percent lower, with a £1,500 reduction in revenue. H. Coote for watch and jewellery … guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Revenue Fund
Timber disposal debate and animal health report at Gloucester
The board opposed Timbers sale and discussed delaying disposal while reporting on the recent Gloucester conference. Mr Longworth summarized visits to Glenfield Research Station and the paralysis in pigs caused by a worm, with emphasis on prevention and pen site changes. The discussion covered the New P P Act amendments and related coastal district meetings, plus finance and carrying capacity for local holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longworth
Gloucester
Board
Tor Glenfield
Mr. Longworth
P.P
Sistricta
Messrs
W. Bennett
L. C. Martin
J. G. Wilson
F. T. Higgine
Bennett
F. Longworth
J. ©. Summers Tle
Martin
Barket
H. J. Flannery
Flannery Apposrd
Flannery
Teamatere
Moore
Wan Sound
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W. W. Hawdon
A. A. Doudney
Charch Bireet
Albert E. Wells
T. Garbett
Wells
T. S. Wells
Queen ST
Russell Hall
Public Accountants & Income Tax Consultants
Church St
Dombkins-Carter
St. Pan's Church of England
Rita Margaret Carter
J. W. Carter
William Gordon Dombking
G Dombins
Dungog
H. W. Rogers
Yell
Dot Burns
Mavis Dombkins
Mr. Fed Dombkins
MR. Cecil Sutton
D. Thurlow
Cavanaugh
Whitting
Christie
Parish
Miss Donnelly
Hawdon
Cumming
Ed.tor
Coote
the Reliable Jeweller
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Gloucester P. P. Board
Angus & Coote
Philos Hotel
Eer
Gloucester Shire Yards
Douglas Waddell & CO
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Ty Douglas Warmfll & CO
H. Coote
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Theatius
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Dougal Wannell
Mluxman
Cheyuce Orchestra
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Good Priven
Miss F. Falconer
Hec. Gray
Tun
Fig Tuck Munday
Celf
Shire OF Gloucester
Douglas Wardell & Co
Appeal Court
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Harry N. Chaplin
Shire Clortt
Memoriam
Dairyhen & Cattle
Louy Hnmvne & Qi
Albert
Glouceste
Douglas Waddell
George Henry Raymond
Maitland
Professor Raymond
Bulwer ST
West Maitland
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G. Guard
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Sumon Buell Douglas Waddell
Ace
Asman
Nablag
Philip's Hotel
Stroud Road
Trinity
Copeland
Rogers
Goodton
Barrington Hall
Methodist Church
Growcester
Craven
Ty Stratford
Thuraday
Bowman Farm
F_ R, Whitmore
Congregational Mission
Upper Bowman
Craven Creek
Upper Barrington
J. Buttle
Stroud Baptist Church
Stroud
Ward's River
Booral Halt
A. Dickson
Shire Yards
Adam
Wil
Kelly
Gloucester River
Barigte
Iilver
Mbwee
Chan Table Ay
Mattthewson & Co
PG Sale
Tauper Dem
Eteny Glanicrit A Wot Sales CO
Wesreedle Agviiis
Habe” Ton Proprietary Coy
Hamilton Viecin
Mananiits
Clewmns
Vigginilus Cure
Tioowlaling
Matthewson & Co
Wolseley Engines
Poly
I Wan
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Paling
Partioware
Barrington Street
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