Tennis second round produces shifting standings in Grade A and 35 East Zone
In a windy round two, Cauren of England leads Grade A while Presbyterian Club sits second. In 35 East Zone, Church of England trails with 20 points, Stratford 14, Factory 10 with one match left as Cooper, Copeland and Barrington push Park B. First and second grades saw Presbyterian and Church of England rivals win tight matches at Stratford, while St Joseph's faced setbacks as Norton and Edwards excelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauren of England
Presbyterian Club
Church of England
Stratford
He Factory
Jelerreu
Zon Copeland
Barrington
Park B
Factory
Presbyterian
Blues
Park Courts
Maying
Moore
Waston
Kourer
Hawdon
Eds
Houghton
Smart
Toy L. Atkins
Shultz
Miss Cornish
Miss Edwards
Penfold
Herram
Miss Cornishy
Waukivery
Gangat
Strathford
Park
Deaths and health notes from Gloucester public page
The latest on Hon W Bennett MLA shows his condition slightly improved but critical. George Chapman underwent appendicitis surgery. today’s status is satisfactory. Little Peter Anderson returns home from hospital with sight intact. Miss M Goddard, former Gloucester Public School assistant, is visiting. Freda Blanch in hospital progresses favourably. Mrs A J Gibson visiting her mother Mrs Garner. Police Magistrate Grugeon presided at local court for the regular monthly day. Hartley Tonks and Alfred Falconer fined for intoxication after a social event. Minor vehicle charges noted for quarter ending June. Births 21 boys 13 girls. Deaths 8 males 2 females. Marriages 17. Jack Hill secured Chip Williams as coach for Gloucester Enot ballers. Mr St Black from Hawkesbury Agricultural College acts as Stock Inspector in Gloucester FP District. Mr Moore ill, granted extended absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bennett
Geo. Chapman
Peter Anderson
Newcastle
Tye
M. Goddard
Gloucester
G. West
St. Black
Huawkesbuiry Agricultural College
Moore
Gloucester Golfers Score Mixed Net Results in Open Day
Langford earned his first win since joining Gloucester with a net par round. Open day at Dungog drew Gloucester players visiting the centre, with multiple 18 and 36 hole events and a mystery hole contest. Associates team match set for tomorrow with a lengthy draw and several Mrs. players slated to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hoddy
T. Chariton
Vi Munro
L. Rye
A. Laurie
Dungog
Gloucester
Stick
Alexander
Steel Works
Meinnes
Aymond
Terrace
Garner
Moore
Epstein
Raymond Terrace
Lake
Anderson
Scott- Smith
Gloucester Rifle Club Annual Meeting Reports Growth and Plans
The Gloucester Rifle Club held its annual general meeting at Shire Hall. Captain A Johnston presented a report showing another successful year financially and in membership. Despite adverse conditions, the club’s teams competed in matches, winning the Mawler Cup at Wingham. The treasurer noted a healthy balance with costs for range improvements and tools, while four pounds funded forges and badges costing four shillings each. Officers elected: Captain A Johnston, Secretary R Quetcher, Treasurer L Thornbury. committee members named. Fixtures announced for July involving the Johnston Challenge, practice, and the Championship Medal at various distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Rifle Club
Shire Hall
A. Johnston
Jools
Gener
Usly
Wingham
Taree
Altough
L. Thornbury
Ufe
R. Quetcher
Thornbury
R. Johnston
Optometrist Visit to be Held at Commercial Hotel
Mr D L McDonald F B C A Honours F S M C L Landon leading optometrist from Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Ltd will attend and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel on Friday 10 August from 5 am to 5 pm Appointments possible at A T Cavanaugh's Chemist Woods Great Peppermint Cure first aid for coughs colds influenza
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. McDonald
F.B.C.A
F.S.M.C
Landon
Webster, Jack and McDonald (Sydney) Ltd
Commercial Hotel
A. T. Cavanaugh
Gloucester Bowling Club holds fourth annual general meeting
The Gloucester Bowling Club met in the club house on Wednesday in July. President F. E. Burvet chaired a small attendance. The report noted four new members, two left the district, a new club house cost 140 pounds funded by 100 pounds guaranteed by members. Winners at championships included P. Anderson and L. Street with multiple cups. The club mourned a loss of M. J. Graham and saw secretary J. Bolton resign, with P. Anderson acting as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Bowling Club
Wednonny
FE. Btrvet
Messrs
P. Anderson
F. Lowe
Pr. Mutu
F. Isaac
McAndrews
T. Andrews
W J. Adams
A. J. White A
J. Woodward
R. Kendall
J. Alder
J. Thomas
H. Goddard
Corts
Bank of N.S. ‘Wales
Bottne
Ty Publi
Newcastle
Wingham
Yvoree
North Coast
Hamilton
Wickham
Boolaroo
Belmont
Vistors
Gloucester
Pungo
Tarev
Kempsey
Waratah
Kilgour
Ue New
Vasite DB. E
Laos
L. Boorer
Watts
Dungog
Hind
L. Ri. ShevUs
J Mcintyre
J Alder
F. Tsaae
LE. Street
Weetric
Lowe
Dr. Munro
W. J Adams
JT Whatson
J.tresidder
Hy S$. Goddard
M. J. Graham
Graham
Cour
J. H. Bolton
Local Club Elects Officers and Awards Trophies
Annual meeting held with officers elected including President Mr W J Adwine and Vice President Mr A Stren. Trophies presented to Mr Strentin and Mr Goddard for singles and handicap events, plus cups for other champions. Members praised for performances and year’s competitions across university and street cup events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard
Iy Street
Alj
Mir le
A. Ant
Munro
P Anderson
McAnunews
Lawelers
Leeaeh
Ana Messis
Woodward
Thums
Howl
Competitons
Homebush Stock Sales Report High Quality Cattle Market
Commercial notes from Homebush stock sales in Sydney describe a firm market with good attendance. Prime steers and bullocks traded to strong rates, calves and heifers showed solid demand, and overall supply included heavy cattle and light to mid grades. Buyers remained active. prices spanned from best heavy at high ranges to lighter lots around marked lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Sydney
Pitt, Son & Badgery
Los
Phair
Bet Bullock Co
Aya
Gemu
Rene Lame
Bosh
Natent Teks
Herrin
Church Services and Schedules in Gloucester and Stroud
A listing of various church services across Gloucester and Stroud regions. It notes denominations including Church of England Presbyterian Methodist Congregational Mission Baptist groups, with service times and pastors such as Rev H W Rogers Rev A Alexander Rev RC Po cia Rev S J Buttle Rev L H Shakespeare and Rev Johnston and dates for church anniversaries in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
Gloucester
H.W. Rogers
Independ't Baptist
Stratford
Stroud
Yuen
Mullahdetan
Girvan
Johnston
Land Sale Gloucester River Farm Auction Notice
Executors of the late Benjamin Nash offer the Phillips Hotel Yard parcel by public auction at 11 AM on Saturday July 21. Auctioneer Tom Hicks will arrange inspections. Property lies near the Olde River, about 81 acres with about 1 mile frontage, grazing and farming rights indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester River Farm
Phillips Hotel
Tom Hicks
Benjamin Nash
Nash
Gloucest
TENDERS FOR LEASE OF DUNNIE FARM NEAR GLOUCESTER
Tenders are invited for a five year lease with a five year option on the well known Dunnie Farm of about acres on the Barrington River, located about ? miles from Gloucester. Possession from September 1 at lease expiry. Tenders close August 1. The highest tender or any tender may not be accepted. Solicitors Wadson & Hawdon, for the Estate of M. UL Laurie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunde
Gloucester
Barrington River
Levant's
Mr CB
Warley
Gloucester Shire invites applications for Pound Keeper post
The Shire Clerk invites applications for the Pound Keeper position in Gloucester. Applications must be received by 4 pm on Wednesday, the 5th of July.
Gloucester Shire Electors Original Roll Notice 1934
Notice that an Original Roll of Electors is being prepared for Gloucester Shire. Registered owners of ratable land as of June 1 1934 will be enrolled, along with lessees and tenants meeting specified criteria. Applications due by the 25th. cards available at post offices police stations and Shire Office. Harry N. Chaplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Chaplin
Advocate Accounts Issued for Year Ending June 1934
Subscribers urged to review accounts at once with reminders of 14 days to settle in arrears of three years or more. The notice warns that a team will be used to recover funds if settlements are not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane
Memorial Verse for Father Departed July 10 1989
In memory of a loving and kind father who departed life on July 10 1989. Upright and just to the end, sincere and kind in heart and mind. Inserted by his loving son Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Will
In memoriam Nash In memory of our dear Father and Grandfather
In memory of our dear Father and Grandfather who passed away July 10, 1983 at age 72. OPC in the hours of midnight. My thoughts wander to the grave where my father lies. Inserted by his daughter and son in law Ide and Cal Davey and grandsons Tint and Lance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Jily
Ide
Cal Davey
Tint
Lance
In loving memory of Mlear Fathr Benjamin Nash
A memorial note from daughter Pierrie Wal and grandchildren honors Benjamin Nash who died July 10 1933. The verse recalls a hard road, a steep hill and his peaceful passing, with wishes of peace for him.
In loving memory of Benjamin Nas Father
In loving memory of Benjamin Nas who passed away in July 1983. Loved in life, honored in death, a beautiful memory left by daughter Topsy, son in law Sid, and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Benjamin Nas
Topsy
Sid
Grandomularen
In loving memory of our dear Father and Grandfather
Memorial note from his daughters a son in law and granddaughter marking his passing on 10th July 19% year. Though absent his smile and touch remain in memory and love.
In Memoriam Nash Benjamin Memorial Verse
In loving memory of our dear Father Benjamin who died July 10 1933. Those happy days when you were here are recalled with silent tears. Loved in life and honoured in death, treasured in memory as one of the best. Inserted by his loving daughter Ethel and son in law Harry Stevenson and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Benjamin
Dad
Ethel
Harry Stevenson
NASH In loving memory of a dear Father and Grandfather
In loving memory of our dear Father Father-in law and Grandfather who fell asleep on 10th July 1933 aged 73 Time has not changed our thoughts of you Sweet memories linger still Though others may forget you dear Those who love you never will Sleep the sleep you so much needed Free from sorrow and from pain When we know how much you suffered it would be cruel to wish you back again No one knows how hard the parting Or what the farewell cost But God and His Angels have gained What we have lost Inserted by his loving son daughter-in-law and grandchildren Albert Mary Allan Violet Jim and Bonnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Granfather
Wrydin Joyce Ann
William Shelton
Freda
God
Albert
Mary
Allan
Violet
Jim
Bonnie
H Coote Jeweller Gloucester City Prices
H Coote of Gloucester sells at city prices and guarantees repairs for watches clocks guns rifles and mechanical instruments. Try H Coote’s spectacles to relieve eye strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Coote
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whatson’s
Sale
J. Whatson
City Price
Draper
Edgar Wallace
Copper
Seltzer
Hofler
Zane Grey
A. I. Cavanough Gloucester Pharmacy
Kayser Rosiery
Grime & Small
Phone
B. P. Dawson, B.A
OM Bank N.S.W. Building
A. W. Mowle Architect
Queen ST. Gloucester
Grugeon
Thomas John Hartley
Leslie “Tonks
Alfred Falconer
P A. Kennedy
Jack Hill
Chip” Whilips
Gloucester Enotballers
Phillips
Ins
Central North Coast
Street
Mra. Yates
Roddy
Parish
Thurlow
Middlebrook
Newton
Hogg
Cavanaugh
D. ‘Higgins
Carolan
W. Garner
Yhar
Dagce
Greinkeeper
Yools
Commercial
Presbyterian Church
Hawdon Vale
Tawergorton
Mesany
Wenlowship
A. Alexander
Congregational Mission Concac If
Kin San’ Mine
Barrington Hall
S. J. Buttle
Stroud Baptist Church
Hearal Union Hall
L. H. Shakespeare
CIA Banking Company of Sydney Limited
Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited
Australia
HE Commercial Banking Company OF Sydney, Limited
Bank OF Victoria
General King
C. Darvall
Melbourne
Wwdon & Hawdon
M. UL Laurie
Shire of Gloucester
Wednesway
Harry No Chaplin
Shire of
Majestic
Janet Gaynor
L. Ayres
W. Rogers
H. Mundln
Quint
RYE
Gun Ay
Pierrie
Wal
Jeweller
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