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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 26, 1932

Page

2

Monthly Medal and Locke Cup Golf Notes Result

Moefau won the Monthly Medal on Saturday in a neck race with notable scores from J McBone TL Ashworth Thurton and others. The Locke Cup standings show aggregates for players completing four rounds, with Anderson Chariton Thurlow Conle Ashworth Olfield and Rye among the highlighted totals. The final stage of qualifying for the championship will be a 18 hole stroke handicap player draw listing women contestants and a mixed foursome pair of Parish and Hoge winning 190 24 76.

LOCKE Moftae Satarday J. McBone TL Ashworth Thurton Ly. Rye AL Oldfield Graham J. Hoge Rye J. Donnelly Rm Snow A. Parich Ri Horner Carolan Snow Parish L. Rye D.C Rye Horner Jomerennn Mindicap W. Garber H. Garner Snowy Munro Hawdon Miss Parish Thurlow Hawedon Bennett Kivans Baker

Easton ordained at Glou center Presbyterian Church

Mr George E Easton was elected elder and will be ordained and inducted next Sabbath morning The church notes the departure of Mr A Christie to Nyngan and mourns the loss of a loyal worker A Christie family social will be held Monday night in their honour All friends invited to attend

George E. Easton Gloucenter Presbyteriana Church A. Christie Nyngan Presbyterian Church Christie

Opticians ViRIT McDonald to Visit London and Sydney Firms

Optician ViRIT D L McDonald FBOA Honours PAM London may testins specialist of Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Ltd will be at Wundance and may be consulted at Conmervial Hotel on Friday 5 August Hours: mm to 5 pm Appointments may be booked at A Cavanough Cheriat

Virit D. L McDonald F.b.oa Honours PAM London Webster, Jack & McDonald Sydney Wundance Conmervial A. Cavanough Cheriat

Bank Change and Shire Council Fine Report

The Gloucester based Amhesty notes a Bank of NSW appointment for Nyngan. Bellingen Shire Councillor H Wood pleads guilty to a Local Government Act breach and is fined £5 plus legal costs. Music week at Majestic Theatre and multiple community notices follow, including a stingray injury at Crey Head and amateur theatricals. Wool prices rise with strong London demand and better crossbred values.

G. Carr-Boyd Bellingen H. ¥. Wood Bellinger Albert , Braithwaite Lefendant Wood Hai Ple Herns

Obituary of Dan Titcume influence in Quirindi district

Dan Titcume known as Dan died at Glen Donald Pine Ridge Quirindi on July 16 age 78 born Bronkeral moved to Quirindi 18 years ago bachelor survived by brother Geo W Titcume Monkeral and five sisters. The late John Titcume was his brother. He was a noted sportsman in Willains and Karuah districts with a passion for horse racing. Mr John Allan obituary notes he died in Kempsey Hospital after a long Gloucester district residence born in Scotland worked on Giro Station later settled near Mackay survived by widow three sons and five daughters all living at Cellombatt Rall.

Titcume Tonal Titeume Dan Glen Donald Pine Ridge Quirindi Inak Mon- Keral John Titcuma Dan Titcume Willains Karuah John Allan Kemprey Hospital Gloucester Anan Scotland Australia Giro J. K. Mackay Mackay Allan Cellombatt Rall

Gloucester Reds and Stratford draw in hard G D R E L Club final

The final of the G D R E L Club Competition ended in a 3-3 draw on the Park last Saturday. Stratford backs, notably the Clarke brothers, and Gloucester Reds forwards produced a frantic, fast contest with missed chances on both sides and repeated scrums.

G.dre.l Gloucester Stratford Clarke Brothers Joe Bignell Johnson Sinclair Beattie Giddey Bailey Buifis Livermore Britten Reds Blues Oldfield Cantwell Smith Fritten Burna C. Britten A Clarke Rom Hilt Way

Reds and Blues Play to 3 3 Draw in Barrel of a Match

In a low scoring curtain raiser the Reds and Blues fought to a 3 3 draw after late penalties misfired. Beattie’s kick narrowly missed, while Seattle could have won with a goal if successful. The Wanderers beat The Warriors 8 3 in the other game, and a large crowd is expected for the Canchester match on August th.

Stratford A. Clarke Smith Britten G. Greenaway Beattie Gloucester Dine Sarke Derricot Sinclair Bailey Sinclar Lo Cantwell Cantwell Giddey Greenaway Jack Bignel C Greenaway Burns Beatle Tha Arb Jack Bignell Ray So Yarde File Blues Jiné Reds Seattle Cancester

Teachers and Church win in mixed tennis meet at Forbesdale

Saturday's Forbesdale ties feature the Teachers defeating Forbesdale 47 to 7 with Matthewson and Merchant playing strongly and West and Mrs. Snow noting uneven form. The Church beat Copeland to extend their seventh straight win, Park Blues forfeited to Park Reds, and Park B defeated the Teachers while belaboring the home courts. Barrington tops Waukivory 43 38 as Belburn and Gangat take near-even scores. the article also notes ratings and upcoming matches in a long league slate.

Forbesdale Matthewson Merchant West Snow McIntyre Peat Atking Dearda Hawes Welland Teathers Church Copeland Marah F. Taylor J. Webeck Church Janes Park Blues Park Reds Reds Blues Gangat Marray Smith Philips Park B J. White Barrington Waukivory Belburn Holmes T. Paff Belborn Ladies Belborn Pres Kylemin

Bowling Delegation Heads to Newcastle for Matches

John Scott of the N.8.W. Bowling Association led a party returning to Sydney from Grafton after representing the association at the Grafton Bridge festivities. Two rinks from the Gloucester Club, including Street, Hur ria, White, Graham, Anderson, Andrews, Tresidder and Adama, travel to Newcastle for competition games on Saturday and Monday.

John Scott White Graham Anderson Andrews Tresidder Adama Newcastle

Fatal Golf Lesson Ends In Accidental Death

Keith Loudon Wall aged 17 of Mudgee and St Stanislaus College Bathurst died after a golf club swung behind him struck his head during a lesson by fellow student Reginald Twentyman. Coronial inquest returned an accidental death verdict.

Bathurst Keith Loudon Wall Mudgee St. Stanislaus College Wall Reginald Twentyman

Fat cattle and dairy stock rise at Ingham and Maitland sales

Commercial Ingham stock sales report a lively yarding of cows and heifers with quality goods 10d dearer and dairy stock in demand though overall store supply light. Sydney and Maitland markets show varied values with best bullocks to 10 11 and cows to 6 18 6, calves and pigs sold on moderate rates. A notable entry highlights Darkle the cow at Wayabe Estate, Thornton, with twin calves born last June and quadruplets shown at fairs.

Ingham Stock Sales Paterson, Baston and Co. Report Lyon E. Donkin Paterson Sydney Maitland W. Sparke Ltd Wattus Wayabe Ratate Thornton Darkle

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Ath Smart Designa Td Yard BERTS Laduts Hall Brier Tatiad Mat Sikesn J. Whatson W. W. Hawdon Gloucesti John L Hoga Hate Strathfield Church ST Wells Albert E. Wells Cornett Gloucestei David H. J. Hill C. Sutton Corbett Cae Gloucester Krambach Roma Barrington ST F. Baker A.I.F M.M DOLE Department of Labour and Industry South Coast Tabuir Dunningham Presbyterian A. G Christie Australian Bank of Commerce Bank of N.S.W Bellinger Shire Methodst Whern Majestic Theatre Crey Head V. Pinney Willaroo-stret Lakonba Finney Pinney AL Crowdy Toten Dr. Stokes Taree A. J) Hill Majestic Star Chequer Star Theatre Chinneil Devereux Lausanne London -Salex Watford Anu “Reds Hille Joe Clarke Yates Jim Oldfield Beatie Brite Jim Ldfield E. Beattie Gloucester Reds Detricot J R. Clarke Rive Mongside Reda BP Wanderers Paling Hunter St A. T. Cavanough Marie Stopes Price Pont Free Iron L. Gordon Ity Chambers Edward Street Brisbane Q’land Matthewson & Co. Haye Shuite Gloucenter Mass. Wautivory Road Ec Asan G. McDonald Ladies of the Methodist Church Aid E. Whatson C.W.A. Street Stall C.W.A Kia Ora Lane A. Purdon Church of England Women's Guild Nesties Saxby’s Stall D. Redman & Sons Denison Dan Redman Sloucester Shire Council Harry N. Chaplin Glougester Shire Yards Paterson, Faston & Co Pict Sales Our Ailway Yanos Paterson, Easton & Co Morhus-Cowley Mesars Matthewson and Co Paterson, Easton & Easton & Co Town Properties Privale Wallanbah Estate Britain Lister Manning Wallanba Volumn Mitchell Jersey Paterson, Easton & CC Davy Farms Dangar Gedye's All Anine Paterson. Easton & CO MCKAY Sunpalm Patersom, Easton & CO Watson Hon C. Walmsley Opp Street & Parish Ltd DAY & Wight Service Homeby United States Japan
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