Big Day at the Digg ers Rodeo Held With Many Contests
A large turnout attended the Digg ers Rodeo on Monday. J B Waller acted as ring judge while Glen Weismantel’s Radium 2nd won the Open Stock Draft with Eric Higgins Warrigal second after a close finish with Maisie. Officials, band, announcer and refreshment crews are praised. gate receipts totaled £39 1s with about 140 cars on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Waller
Diingog
F. Bailey
Gloucester
Neen
Glen Welsmantel
Ravium
Eric Higgins
Warrigal
Leith Easton
Maisie
Jack McRae
Duck Wootward
Eterical
Woodie
Bowden
N. Chaplin
Nicholls
Wingham
Arthur Turner
Tom Shepherd
John Mathewson
T. A. Corbett
Harrie Powell
J. McRae
P. Hagan
Messrs
PB. Webeck
C. Baker
K. Higgins
AL. Farley
G. Arrow
GE. Raston
Monty Andrews
Millem
J.C. Webeck
A. J. B. Laurie
Henderson
B. Alder
A. Purdon
McNeill
Me HN
Chaplin
A. J. Woodward
Rowden
Cantera O/C
Barney Powell
W. Webeck
Myrtle
Ib. Higgins
Pred Breese
Whitefoot
Nigeer
Charlie Taylor
Winonka
Glen Weismantel
Radium
Wife Wand
Chestnu
Bob Easton
Nipper
Jack Germon
Monty Aniewa
Reho
Neil McInnes
Erie Higgins
Ikhaki
Obanton
Vanper
Dizmity
Shire
Corbett
Land
Local Sports Flourish As Gloucester Hosts Holiday Events
Gloucester enjoys a busy weekend with tennis entries from beyond the district, open golf tournament, polo practice, hockey, football on the Park, and bowls. City utilities upgrade lighting via a new automatic voltage regulator while staff changes occur nearby.
Stratford Blues Triumph Over Wanderers In Local League
Stratford defeated Gloucester 13 3 in a hard fought local league match. Arb Clarke starred for Stratford with two scores and Arch Clarke converted twice as the Blues outpaced Wanderers after a back and forth first half. Brom, Reichert, Bignell and Greenaway were among Stratford’s scoring threats with solid defense from Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Wanderers
Stroud
Gloucester
Blues
Bill Reichert
Jack Melnness
Jack
Ais
Reichert
Stratford Arb Clarke
Jack Bignell
Hee Gray
Jack McTones
Li Reichert
Sears
Parley
Bignell Rutssei
Arb Clarke
Livermore
Arch Clarke
Greenaway
Breese
Roger Garner
Brom
Ray Clarke
Bignell
Art
West
Arh Clarke
Ladies singles tennis final entrants set after rounds
In the ladies singles Cameron beat Tyler 6-0 5-2 and will face Rooper. Boorer defeated Henderson and the doubles final pits Boorer Crowfoot against Cameron Akhurst. Men’s singles and mixed doubles semi finals align with Smith, Merchant, Wellard, Henderson and others advancing. matches scheduled for next Saturday morning include Wellard Henderson vs Taylor Taylor and Boorer Crowfoot versus Cameron Akhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cameron
Miss Tyler
Coomber
Cameron
Wellard
Miss Henderson
Taylor
Miss Taylor
Miss Boorer
Crowfooty
Miss Cameron
Akburst
Bowls Street Cup And Singles Championship Opens
The first round of the singles championship and Street Cup began on Saturday with many matches. Results include Andrews 31 Adams 18, Street 31 Kendall 30, Alder 32 4 Smith, Anderson 34 16 Goddard, Isaac 32 14 Tent. The Kit Kat Orchestra performed well and a large cake shaped as a battleship, donated by Mr. A B Smith, was won by Mr. George Garner with a cushion prize going to Mr. Li Aticinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Adams
Street
Kendall
Alder
Smith
Anderson
Goddard
Isaac
Tent
League
Kit Kat
A.B. Smith
George Garner
Li ' Aticinn
Gloucester Golf Club Open Championship Results
In perfect weather the Gloucester Golf Club hosted its third open tournament with entrants from twelve clubs including Tamworth Quirindi Maitland Cessnock Waratah Steel Works Dumog Bullahdelab Wauchope Dorrigo and Urunga. The Men’s Open was won by W.R. Betney of Steel Works with 179 for 86 holes, 16 strokes better than last year’s winner. A. Oldfield was runner-up. Mrs. L. C. Houstead of Quirks won the Ladies Open with 145 for 27 holes. Mixed pair winners were A. Oldfield and Miss Middlebrook, with A. Laurie and Mrs. W. Garner taking second. An innovation added a stroke handicap cup donated by I. L. Hogg, and T. N. Stephens won the par handicap event. The day included social events at the School of Arts hall and multiple prize presentations. Detailed results to appear Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Golf Club
Gloucester
Tamworth
Quirindi
Maitland
Cessnock
Waratah
Steel Works
Dumgog
Bullahdelab
Wauchope
Dorrigo
Uringa
WR. Betney
A Oldfield
L. C. Houstead
Quirks
Houstaad
Roddy
Oldfield
Coote Vach
Robiby
A. Oldfield
Miss Middlebroak
A. Laurie
T. N. Stephens
P Roddy
T. P. Drahan
Urunga
School of Arts
A. J. Woodward
G& Langford
Mrs Newton
Mra Kirton
Miss Middlebrook
A Lawrie
Gare
Ashworth
Becont Bay
Turner
Locke Cup and Monthly Medal Golf Draw List
Golf notes index the draw for the Locke Cup and Monthly Medal competition to be played tomorrow. Pairings include Mrs Thurlow versus Mrs Hogg, Miss Higgins versus Mrs Armstrong, Mrs Garner versus Mrs Munro, Mrs A White versus Mrs Riggins, Mabel Middlebrook versus Newton, Mrs Ashworth versus Mina Middlebrook, Miss D Higgins versus Mrs Oldfield, Mrs Horner versus Miss Baston, Mrs Carolan versus Mrs Street, Mrs Cavanagh versus Mrs Yates, Mrs Roddy versus Mrs Pariah, Miss Garner versus Mrs Snow, Mrs Matthews versus Miss Deards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurlow
Mra. Hogg
G. Higgins
Mry. Armstrong
Mra. Garner
Munro
A ‘White
Riggins
Mabel Middlebrook
Men
Newton
Ashworth
Mina M. Middlebrook
D Higgins
Oldfield
Horner
Mins J. Baston
Gold Mining Report From Copeland Mines NL May 28 1934
Copeland Mines NL manager reports Southern Cross 100 ft level North drive total 24 ft reef 14 in. South drive 5 ft total 9 ft reef 18 in. stoping proceeds north at Bridge Newton's Top Tunnel with hanging wall faulted west carrying reef. Five tons ore broken. Bottom Tunnel bench now 9 ft wide includes flat seam about 21 ft thick. Seven tons ore broken. Shaft 70 ft North sunk two ft to 35 ft. Face unchanged in very silicious rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland Mines NL
Southern Cross
North Drive
Bridge & Newton
Taree Hockey Club Beats Gloucester Ladies Team
Hockey visit by Taree Business Gate Hockey Club to Gloucester resulted in two wins in the forenoon and one in the afternoon. The visiting players were hosted by the local club at dinner and tea, and two attended the Returners Soldiers' Social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree Business Gate Hockey Club
Gloucester
Jady
Taree
Tenders Invited for Fourteen Miles of Rabbit to Dog Proof Netting
Tenders are invited for the erection of fourteen miles of rabbit to dog proof netting. Tenders close on June 7 1934. Particulars from the issuing office.
In Memoriam Beggs Loved Wife and Mother 1983
In loving memory of our dear wife and mother who passed away in June 1983. One year has passed, yet our love and grief remain. She was so dear to us, to death she is the same. Inserted by her husband and sons Roy and Ossie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Ossie
In loving memory of our dear Mother Beqgs
In loving memory of our dear Mother who passed away on 5 June 193. Her memory remains sweet through life as we treasure her love. Inserted by her daughter Lizzie Wade, son-in-law Joe Wade, and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beggs
Inlaw
Lizzie
Joe Wade
In loving memory of our dear Grandma
In memory of our grandmother who departed this life in June 1838. We think of you today and picture you in the dear old home as we last saw you. Inserted by Pearl Reeves, Lea Reeves, and Darcey Reeves, grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma
Pearl
Lea Reeves
Darcey
Church Schedules and Sermons in Gloucestershire and Stroud
On the second Sunday after Trinity Gloucester hosts morning and evening services at H.C. Copeland 2.30 and 7. Wallanbeh Presbyterian at 11 with Bellora 2 and Gloucester 7. Sunday School at 10, Fellowship Tuesday 7.30 led by Rev. A Alexander. Stroud Baptist Stratford 11 Craven 7 Stroud 7 with Rev. L H Shakespeare. Independent Baptist Stroud 11 Ward's River 2.30 FiAnent Hall 7 led by another minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
Gloucester
H.C . Copeland
Presbyterian Church
Wallanbeh
Bellora
Glou Sester
A. Alexander
Methodist Church
Stratford
R. C. Poelin
Stroud Baptist Church
Craven
Stroud
L. H. Shakespeare
Independ't Baptist Church
Stroud 11
Ward's River
FiAnent Hall
Furniture Sale Of Household Goods And Car
TOM HICKShan on instruction from Mr Les Parish offers for sale the whole of his household furniture and effects. items include a Bansall Pianola double beds bedding lounge chairs and more plus a practically new Chevrolet National 1928 model motor car in first class order and a motor tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hickshan
Les. Parish
Singer
Chevrolet National
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Whatson
Metalassie
Georgette
J. Whatson
City Price Draper
Dick Hagen
H. Millen
C. ‘Taylor
F. Breese
H Millen
German
D. Abbott
HH. Millen
J. W. Harris
V. Carter
Wand
Vic. Martin
Heroic
Farley
Zane Grey
Norman McInness
Neil McInness
J. Matthewson
A McInness
Australia
Cavanough
Gloucester Pharmacy
W.W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
OW Bank N
Queen St, Gloucester
Tennis Association
Golf Club
Linka
Tey
Sten Im Action
Tarce Business Girls Club
Fred Lowe
The
Electric Supply Co
Atest
Considine
Copeland
Bogan Gate
Parkes
Condobolin
Berni
Bolton
Mrs. Bolton
Hawkesbury
Craven Creek
Jim Draper
Kia Ora Lane
Draper
H. Coote
Jeweller
Webster
McDonald
Sydney
Waert
Dr Anderson
Dr. Anderson
A. White
Hogg
Cavanaugh
W. Garner
A. Yates
W. R. Penney
Hockey
H. B Laurie
R. E. Laurie, ‘Nowendoc
AY Star Theatre
Mary Fickford
Kay Francis
Nils Astor
Majestic Theatre
J.D. McInnes
Palo Ball
Blue Bird Cafe
Glou
Memoriam
H.W. Rogers
Congregational Mission
Lower Bowman
Craven Ch
Upper Barrington
J. Buttle
H. Johnston
Free Presbyterian Church
Mr. Shaw
Barrington Barrington Church
Hall
J. A. Webster
Manning Street
Tost
Auelmerr
HB. Laurie Esq
Tom Hicks
Barrington Farm
Barrington
James McKinnon
Lowman River
Star Theatre
Pam
Ladies’ Auxiliary
P. Dawson
Gloucester & District Poultry Club
Gloucester Showground
H. C. Jory
School of Arts Club
School of Arte
Gloucester Investments
Commonwealth Savings Bank Mercantile Mutual Insurance CO. Ltd
Lote & Furme
Hale
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