Top Gloucester blocks sold in Cobar division sale report
Current Topics notes sale of blocks 3 9 Ta and 14 totalling about 1999 with others in progress by John Morrissey Ltd and partners amid Gloucester district activity. Poultry Show at Gloucester Showground June 11 and 12 attracts strong entries and industry interest. Personal notes and police promotions listed along with local obituaries and historic coronation medal discovery near Singleton.
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Wobark
Hicks
Gloucester
Gloucester Poultry Club
Gloucester Showground
Te Club
Tennis draw for Saturday A and B grades matches
The list shows A GRADE pairings: Teachers versus Factory, Presbyterian versus Rockhurst, Forbesdale versus Barrington. B GRADE includes Factory versus Barrington, Gangaty versus Presbyterian, Bulliac versus Teachers, Copeland versus Stratford I, Barrington Village versus Forbestale, Park TL versus Parke T, Stratford I versus Waukivory.
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Teachers
Factory
Presbyterian
Rockhurst
Forbesdale
Barrington
Park
Hye F
Gangaty
Bulliac
Copeland
Stratford I. Barrington Village
Forbestale Park TL
Parke T. Stratford 1
Waukivory
Immunization Drive Against Diphtheria in Gloucester
Parents informed that the Shire Council will arrange diphtheria vaccination for schoolaged children at the Council Chamber beginning at 2 pm on June 14 and 16 and July 1. Those wishing to vaccinate must apply for an vaccination form from the clerk at the Shire Office, Gloucester.
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Chembern
Harry WN. Chaplin
Inquest Opens On Fatal Pacific Highway Crash
An 81 year old Gloucester motor driver James Augustus Toni was killed when his motorcycle collided with a motor car on the Pacific Highway near Catherine Hill Bay. The inquest at Newsaytle Courthouse adjourned to June 10 with testimony from witnesses and police. driver Kasick charged with manslaughter.
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Gloucester
Pacific Highway
Catherine Hill Bay
Newsaytle
A. G. Chiptin
H. D. Wheeler
Harris, Wheeler
Williams
Toni
H. L. O'Neill
Messe
Johnson and O'Neill
A. J. Paterson
W. D. Collier
Wilfred Ernest Mayo
Elzabeth Bay
Catherine Hil Bay
Carrrer
Teri
Evans
Newcastle
M. ‘Pf. Emerson
John Kasick
Kasick
Syuney
Newcontie
Wheeler
Quake Rabaul Deserted After Dual Volcanoes Erupt
Rabaul is nearly deserted as Vulcan Island and Matupi Crater erupt, sending smoke and ash. 750 people were taken from Rabaul to Kokopo aboard the American freighter Golden Bear. Government moves to supply Kokopo refugees include the steamer Malaita departing Brisbane for relief, with HMAS Moresby and transit times noted.
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Rabaul
Vulcan Island
Matupi
Walter Carpenter
Sydney
Golden Bear
Kokopo
Party of Men Iait
Hahout
Manning
Mr. White
Judge Phillips
Federal
Brisbane
Hmas, Moresby
Ant
Gulf of Carpentaria
Dry weather hangs over RaWdon Vale district
From our Correspondent RaWd on Vale reports continued dry spells with little rain. A new road up Kirkpit nears completion aiding residents of Tersgie and Moppi cut off during floods. Rabbit catches are down but high skin prices help trappers. Progress Association's 72nd monthly meeting discussed Shire Council provision for an unstable recreation ground on Cobark amid subdivision sales. Hut for drovers at Clay Trudy Reserve completed, thanks to donors and workers. List of contributions includes J.T. Hicks, Paterson Baston and Co, H Matthewson, P. P. Board, K. Higgins, Wm. Rumble, J.N. Laurie, A. Laurie, T. Geale, Haigell and Sons, M. Newton, A.Lee, A.J. Laurie, KC Laurie, H. Baxby, and services by A. Laurie and GD. Laurie. W. Rumble also donated a tun.
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Slistret
Kirkpit
Tersgie
Moppi
Progress Association
Amonsy
jShire Council
Cobark
J.T. Hicks
Paterson, Baston
H Matthewson
P. P. Board
K. Higgins
Wm. Rumble
J. N. Laurie
Thirteen Die in Air Pageant in Britain
London May 30 Empire Air Day displays at over 100 air force and civil air stations were marred by seven crashes. Nine airmen died and four others killed in tram injuries. Four more airmen were killed the previous day during practice for the aerial displays. The day is described as one of the blackest in British aviation history.
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London
Primary Producers' Union District Meeting At Dangog
Delegates of the Lower Hunter and Gloucester district council met at Dangog to review a credit balance of £497. They resolved to ask the Federal Government for a referendum on abolishing State Parliaments and granting more local area powers, fund a three-day sickness program for stock with £200 subsidy, seek exemption from pig branding, urge weed control subsidies, push to keep poisons sale accessible, treat beagle hounds like Alsatians, and request the central executive to provide a text address for their needs.
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Lower Hunter and Gloucester
Primary Producers’ Union
Dangog
Maitland PP
Central Executive
Graviers Association
Wadham
Dairy Farmers of
Australia
Rumours stir over stabilising gold price and global talks
London May 21 reports active exchange control moves aim to keep gold price higher. South Africa favours stabilisation and has conferred with Neville Chamberlain, while rumours of Britain America and Russia agreeing on Russian gold export limits circulate. Markets edge lower as gold shares fall and uncertainties persist. The scene hints at broad international talks needed to ease currency instability.
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London
SouthAfrica
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
America
Russia
Gloucester Magpies Triumph Over Hawkes in Wallamba Match
Gloucester Magpies defeated The Hawkes 31 to 6 in a Wallamba rugby clash on Saturday. Oldfield starred with kicks and running, while Ken Oldfield and Roy Clarke supported strong forward play as Gloucester built an early lead and withstood Hawkes counterattacks through solid defence and intercepts.
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Hawkes
The
Gloucester
Malun
Gloucester Phayers
Nip
Simong
Unis
Persey
Solit
Rusgeil Gorton
Ray Clarke
Magpies
Oldfield
J. Giitey
Greenaway
Cook
Olfield
Jor
Roy Clarke
Jack Giddey
Ol- Tield
Angies
Ernie Beattie
Gloucester 23 Hawkes rally in late scoring burst
In a rugged match Gloucester pressed Hawkes 25 minutes, then synched a late sequence led by J Giddey and Oldfield. Gorton and Reg grounded near the posts, Oldfield added goals, Britten and Clarke added scores as the Hawkes extended their lead with sharp passing and a breakout run to the line.
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Vicstors
Gloucester
Hawkes
Oldfield
Hawks
J. Glar Dey
Greenaway
Clarke
Clafield
Pinny
Beattie
Newhouse
Cunningham
Bert Simon
Frank Simon
Thiauty
Matt
Simons
Old Nield
Goold
Hawker
Smart
Reg
Giddey
Joe Clarke
J. Giddey
Monro
Gorton
Eanier Becalve
Carnless
Hawkes Bar Ruckers
Simon
Waas
Hine
Unelocwta
Tine
Hoicester
Drinkwater
Bet
Tuck- Jed
Lill J. Gids
Giddey Brothers
Ron Brittten
Ken Oldfield
Ray Clarke
Oldtill
Givb
Ron Britten
Street Wins Malton Cup In Golf Notes At Fulton CLF
Fulton CLF notes report A Street won the Malton Cup with a 212 stroke handicap over 18 holes, with Parish second at 226 and Charlton 229. Stableford Par draw announced for tomorrow among many ladies and gentlemen, with explanation of scoring and handicap rules.
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H. Coote
J. McRae
HB. McLevy
E. H. Anderson
T. Britt
Australians Fall In Davis Cup Doubles Final
At Forest Hills on Sunday the Australians were unable to avert defeat as America won the Davis Cup doubles in straight sets. J D Budge and G Mako defeated J H Crawford and V B MacGrady 6 1 6 3 6 2, while Budge and McGrady won their doubles clash with Crawford and Bromwich 4 8 6 but the text shows the Americans claimed the final in straight matches.
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Forest Hills
America
BOWLS HARRIS CUP SINGLES RESULTS AND SCHEDULE
Harris Cup singles results show Adams defeating Woodward 11 to 16 and Thomas beating Lowe 31 to 30. Semifinals: Ebbeck vs Thomas with Ebbeck to meet, Adams has a bye. In the singles championship and presidents cup, first round matches to be completed by June 5 include Thomas versus Weekes Munioy Houghton McIntyre versus Woodward.
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Woodward i
Thomas
Lowe
Ebbeck
Thoman
Weekes
Munioy
Houghton
McIntyre
Woodward
Agistment Liability debated at Inverall Craziers meeting
At the Inverall Craziers Association meeting Mr Kemp warned grazers that taking agistment on land with overdue rates makes the grazier liable for those rates regardless of occupier status. Mr Warner noted mortgage situations could let a mortgagee seize stock. The discussion covered who bears liability for rates when stock is agisted, the need for returns, and the potential to seek a legal opinion on Section 29 to clarify responsibilities.
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The
Craziers Association
Kemp
Han
Liabysk
Warner
Fara
Anagister
Varley
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