Somersault crash near Webeck injures none
A car owned by Sir Ben Cowan from Merhwa near Webeck veered off near the Teat uence and rolled several times. Mrs Bonnie Cowan and Miss Besme Hampton were unharmed aside from minor bruises. Mr Cowan and his daughter stayed with Mrs M Newton. The occupants escaped with no serious injuries as the car sustained heavy damage.
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Gloucaster
NeWeast
Ben Cowan
Mer- Hwa
Webeck
Bonnie Cowan
Cnr
Manse destroyed at Dungog in early Tuesday blaze
The Presbyterian Manse at Dungog, a two storey brick building with a wing from Windsor Castle, was gutted by fire early Tuesday. The lower iron rooms were saved by fire brigades, Rev. J W McCredie’s valuable library and much clothing were lost.
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Dungor
Dungog
Windsor Castle
J. W. McCredie
C W A Meeting Reports New Members and Health Plans
The UWA monthly gathering on July 22 in the reat rooms discussed new members Mrs Panion and Mrs Critchley, advisory changes, and a charity drive for warm clothing. A proposal to establish a part time Baby Health Centre at Gloucester was declined. a health visit to a patient and hospital care were approved.
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U.W A
Reat
Ted- Guy
Mesdamen Weekes
B. H. Dnomas
Yates
Hooke
Hicks
Glover
E. Newton
Weards
J. Holmes
Woodward
Wanton
McLeod
McKay
Hunton
Hebblewhite
Critchley
Het
Yoole
D. P. Ferguson
Youle
Data
J. Newton
Jerve
Wna
Newcastle
Director General of
Public Health
Ubat
Durog
Gloucester
Mra. Hicks
Bevindge
Stroud
Fitc
J. W. A. Beveridge
Farewell and Presentation for Mr and Mrs Allardice at Shannon Vale Hall
Upper Manning reports a large farewell and presentation for Mr and Mrs Allardice at Shannon Vale Hall on Friday night July 16. About 180 friends attended despite cold weather. Music and dancing continued to near dawn after speeches by dignitaries including A Breese and L Carter. The couple received a maritel clock and other gifts and thanked guests for their kindness and hospitality during their district years.
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Shannon Vale Hall
Allardice
Altough
A. Bretse
Messia
Thompson
K. McSwan
P. Keeliner
N. and
L. Carter
J. Morris
R. Condon
Krazer
W. Reichert
L. JeKingon
Night Magnifies Troubles and Worries
Night makes troubles seem huge whereas morning reveals them as small. The piece muses that trivial worries grow with time and cast shadows on the present, yet fade when recalled or transplanted to the past, noting many feared happenings ultimately prove harmless or misread.
Urged change to soldiers provisions in Local Government Act
The Local Government Association executive backs reintroducing the clause all other things being equal to help returned soldiers. Ald. M. J. Grittin of Bathurst argues the 1935 act needs amendment to ensure employment and necessities of life, while debating the issue. Ald. Duffy of Goulburn questions promises made and suggests federal responsibility, noting unfairness in current applications for jobs. Councillor Rose supports targeting younger veterans and ensuring equal treatment under the act.
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Soliers
Ald
M. J. Grittin
Bathurst
Griffin
Feturnes
Duffy
Goulburn
Commonwealth
Hornsby
Primary School Results and District Library Plans
Last week in the primary school the writing, spelling and arithmetic scores are listed for Classes 1 through 6 with mixed results. Football matches feature Jade's team beating Hooke's, Tull's team over Davis, and other local contests. About thirty pupils from nearby wards may join a super primary class at Glocivestep District Rural School if suitable transport is arranged. six new pupils increased total enrollment to 317. A future district council meeting will launch a district library movement, with notices to P and Asso ciations and teachers.
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Clas
Closs
Jade
Hooke
Tull
Davis
Vigory
Cath
McNaughton
June Davis
Bessie Shepherd
Margaret
Woodward
Auper
Elasiea
Glovicestep
Tauber Uses Australian Trip to Roast Train Comfort
Austrian tenor Richard Tauber arrived in Canberra and told the Australian Broadcasting Commission he would travel by airplane instead of train again. He complained of a dreadful Melbourne to Sydney journey, praising other railways but calling the Albury carriage heatless and the night extreme. He called the experience a scandal in an otherwise modern and progressive Australia.
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Mrr
Richard Tauber
Canberra
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Sydney
Brisbane
Melbourne
Mr. Tauber
America
Australia
Albury
Tropics
New South Wales Tourism Booklets Publicized by Government
The Railway Publicity and Advertising Manager releases a set of ten district booklets with maps, descriptive text, and photographs. Titles cover Beautiful Wauwarra, Central Coastal District, South Coast, North Coast, Hunter Valley, New England, Southern District including Canberra, Averina and Southern Highlands, Western District, and The Harbour Beautiful. The aim is to promote rural attractions and outdoor activities to city dwellers, visitors, and locals across the state.
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Chir
Presa
Fourtet Bureau
Department of Mallways
Commissioner For Railways
New South Wales
Railway
Wwawarra
Central Coastal District
South Coast
North Coast
Hunter Valley
New England
Southern
Canberra
Averina
Southern Highlands
Western
Ito
Competition Results From Saturday Matches
In A GRADE Upper Barrington won 5 sets 46 games over Wordendale 4 sets 39. Rockhurst forfeited to Park. Factory I defeated Copeland 7 sets 4 games. Presbyterian beat Teachers 4 sets 9 games 34. Stratford defeated Factory II 4 sets 37. B GRADE Division 1 Keokas won 6 sets 49 over Stratford South 3 sets 30. Stratford 1 won 6 sets 46 over Vorgas 8 sets 81. Presbyterian beat Park Reds 7 sets 47. Forbesdale beat Teachers 5 sets 27. B GRADE Division 4 Tuglabakh won 6 sets 45 over Barrington 3 sets 37. Gangat 7 sets 48 over Bulliac 2 sets 30. Upper Barrington won 5 sets 45 over Park Blues 4 sets 29.
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Upper Barrington
Wordendale
Rockhurst
Park
Factory I
Copeland
Presbyterian
Teachers
Stratford
Sis
Factory II
Keokas
Stratford South
Vorgas
Park Reds
Forbesdale T
Veachers
B Grade
Tughfabakh
Barrington
Gangat
Bulliac
Park Blues
Stapleford Par draw lists several early round pairings
The draw for tomorrow's Stapleford Par competition shows J McRae vs R Street, Les Stevens vs F Wood, J Chancellor vs H Coote, F Drinkwater vs L Bye, T Chariton vs F H Anderson, W McGown vs C G Spence Glover. The club championship qualifying round is set for August 7, weather permitting, with a Gloucester Articles open day noting multiple event winners.
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Stapleford
J. McRae
R. Street
Les Stevens
F. Wood
J. Channell
V. H. Coote
F. Drinkwater
L. Bye
T. Chariton
F. H. Anderson
W. McGown
CG. Spence
Glover
Dungog Oper
Fossil Fish Fifty Million Years Old Discovery
The Australian Museum received a highly preserved fossil fish impression of the genus leithrotepis. Dr Anderson says it lived in Australia between 50 and 100 million years ago and the specimen measures about five and a half inches. The find recalls earlier discoveries from Cocatoo Island in 1860 and later finds in South Africa.
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Ita
Thwad
Woronora
Anderson
Cockatoo Island
South Africa
Gloucester v Taree Cup clash draws huge crowd
Tremendous interest surrounds the Manning Cup clash on Sunday between Gloucester and Taree. Gloucester aims to repeat recent form while Taree, led by Hert Williams, travels with a strong lineup and a chartered special train expected to arrive around 12.40 p.m. at Branch's football ground.
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Gloucester
Wophy
Sileucester
All-Comery Unis
Comerce
Branch
Taree
A.d
A. Northam
J. Kane
W. Webster
N. Weston
B. Williams
A. Gaggin
O'Hehir
Camppen
A Poole
N. Moore
B. Northam
N.nicholsos
L. Fairhurst
A. Maddalens
Glencenter
W Garner
Vi Berry
R. Gitney
I Jordan
Fordham
J. Wadale Giddey
IK. Oldfield
J. Atwell
Mel
Members urged to gather on the Green for weekend game
The Native Hound note calls members to roll up on the Green especially Saturdays. It mentions a hoped January visit by four rinks from Lungog possibly tomorrow. A progressive pairs game is proposed if turnout is good, with participants to meet by 4 pm and contact the Club House.
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Lungog
Satuday
Chih
Question of social standing in Auckland court
A motorist charged with intoxication argued over social standing by the Auckland Police Court. A tariffic inspector defined a small drunk as one who would not get up, while the magistrate debated whether falling from the top rung or bottom rung of the social ladder defines intoxication.
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Reemas
Auckland
Sid
Application for land in Gloucester District noted
In the Government Gazette of Sv Jilly 1988 an application by Maynard peilama seins is recorded for Rowtshed and slip of about 3 perches below the Kamiah River high winter mark in the Gloucester Land District. Objections must be lodged with the Land Board Office at Maitland by August 13. Barne, District Survey.
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Sv Jilly
Maynard Peilama Seins
Gloucester
Kamiah River
Maitland
BARNE
Pianos and Organs Display In Town By Major
Local report notes John Major presenting pianos, organs, and musical equipment in town. Miss R Jenkins operates a music studio amid demonstrations from American and Czech factories.
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Cech
Amwrican
John Major
R. Jenkins
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Phone
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Hodder & Stoughton
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Zane Grey
Seltzer
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A. J. Cavanough
Wilson & Coy
Charil Street
George St
R. 5. Wilson
AAA
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APCA
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Association of Accountants
Aust
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England
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Gloveeses Actorate
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Forbesasie
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Atkins
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Mr. Rankins
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Victoria
Albert Everett
Barrington A Henaire
Big
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Lilydale
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Kemp
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Lhe Choir
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Wilson
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A. W. Lloyd
Hichard Arthur Duesbury
du Menier Laboratories Ltd
Campbell
Duesbury
Equity Court
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S.M
Windeyer
Wver
Annie Norman
Monard- Streat
Invermay
Balcheston
C.W.A. Meeting
Upper Manning
LG. & Diggers’ Pretatérice
N.S.W. Railways
Government Tourist Bureau
New Literature
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Gloucester Associates
Inot
Yeport Maving
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Breckenridge Shield
Sargeton
J. Chapman
Breckenridge
Ronald Swan
West Maitland
Hewan
Maitland Hopital
General Motors Distributors
Buick
Chevrolet
Ponticoe
Oldsmobile
Vauxhall & Bedford
Gloucester Shire
Hersford
Weil! Enoch P Rover C
Goonoo Goonoa
Bogle
Ae J.T. Grant
E. Furey
Avesh
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Lavite
Tom Hicks
CADAR
Alr
Sui Inky Hey Hives
Guantity Sunulries
Argoly
Fraenunegces
L. B. Strep
Presbyterian Lallies Guild
Gloucester School OF Arts Club
H. Gray
Hume St
Glencrster
Advoca IE
Singer
W. Bedford
Cash Storer
Puitney St
Footballers’ Dance School OF Ants Hall
Warrington Hall
Barrington Hall
Doomcchasers
Lady Crooner
Ghonoreter
Forbesdale
T. A. Crane
Nada
Addis
Path Chin
St. Gloucester
Bcvd
Wenner
Choice
W. Webeck
Hernford
Muate
M. V. Holstein
W. E. Sparke
Gloucester) Pty. Limited
AJ. Prrenanlu
Gloucester) Pty., Limited
Mrs. O'Brien
Barrington & King Streets
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