Gloucester Reda Routs Wanderers 12-3 in Park clash
A solid crowd watched Gloucester Reda defeat Wanderers 12 to 3 after a tight first half 3-3. Gloucester led late, with Sanders scoring near the corner and Berry adding a late try as Oldfield improved goaling and Landers pressured the defence. Wanderers fought hard but Gloucester sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Wanderers
Sanders
Livermore
Brennan
Ross
Farley
West
Glaucester
Craig
Conn
Oldfield
Giddey
Berry
Roattie Wax
Bill
Landers
Haddon
Shoesmith
Oldfield & Landers
Wilson
Poultry Show Promises High Quality Entries At Gloucester
The Gloucester Adraar reports a Poultry Club Show with over 300 entries received by Monday morning from leading poultry men. Splendid specimens of breeds will be penned for public viewing, and the event promises interest even for casual observers.
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Poultry Club
Mixed doubles handicap final at tennis tournament
In the mixed doubles, Coomber and Miss Cameron defeated J Wellard and Miss Henderson 6-4 6-4 after a 5-2 and 5-4 service exchange in the first set. Sweeney beat B Merchant 6-4 6-2 in the men's singles while Taylor fell 6-3 5-1 6-4. Miss Cameron faces Miss Boorer in the ladies’ singles final as competition tennis resumes next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coomber
Miss Cameron
J. Wellard
Miss Henderson
Wellard
Elise Henderson
Miss Henjerson
Sweeney
B. Merchant
Taylor
J. Smith
Sweene
Miss Caine
Misa Akhurst
Misa Boorer
Miss Crowfoot
Chab and
Marsh
Liwveeney
McAlpin
Wineners
Ken
Keith Merchant
Miss Boorer
Kia-Ora Estate Sub division auction prospect
The Kia-Ora Estate at Gloucester is offered for auction by Mr T Hicks J. The property will be sold in four blocks ranging from 161 to 198 acres, touted as suitable for dairy farms. Also notes the death of Mrs Selina Archinal of Singleton in her 70s with surviving family members and interment at Goorangoola.
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Nhen
Gloucester
Chaplin
Chaffey
Kia-Ora
T. Hicks
Selina Archinal
Henry Archinal
Pitt-St. Singleton
Archinal
Branxton
Goorangoola
Singleton
Reginald
Goorangoala
Arthur
Clyde
Mesdames C. W. Adam
St. Clair
J. Martin
Verranderie
R.allen
Doyle's Creek
Minnie Archinal
Mes
Tom Hicks
James Forbes
Barrington
James McKinnon
Rowman
MI Agras
Hug
R. B. Laurie
Bucca Wauka Bunyah Road Connection Progress Talk
A Gloucester Chamber of Commerce invitation seeks a road link between Bunyah and Bucka Wauka with Manning Shire Council urged to apply for a development road. Visit by Hawdon Hogg Snodgrass Rye and Deards with Bunyah Progress Association at R Patersons. Gloucester and Wallanbah groups offer support. luncheon thanked.
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Bunysh Progress Association
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
Bunysh
Bucka Wauka
W. W. Hawdon
J. L. Hogg
T. V. ‘Murray
Bunyah Progress Association
R. Paterson
Progress Association
Manning Shire
Hawdon
P. H. Deards
Wallanbah
Golf notes Locke and Fulton cups update
The first Fulton Cup round ran with the Locke Cup and Monthly Medal. W Garner won stroke with 82 72. others included Snow 91 74 Woodward 98 75 Oldfield 1 78 Roddy 3 78 and more. Gloucester A and B grade players head to Dungog for Bettington and Pogonosk Cups in Hunter River Association play.
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W. Garner
E. Snow
A. J. Woodward
A. Oldfield
P. Roddy
T. N. Stephens
C. Street
R. Thurlow
T. Chariton
W. W. Hawdon
Gloucester
Dungog
Bettington
Hunter River Association
Maitland
Gloucester A
Maitland A
Coalfields
Singleton
Muswellbrook
D.C. Rye
A. Parish
B. H. Anderson
H. Conte
EB. Snow
A. Turner
B. P. Dawson
B. Carolan
McIntosh
J. Hawsson
T. N Stephens
J. L. Hogg
Matthews
Hoge
Ashworth
Hawsdon
G. Easton
Horner
Parish
Newton
G. Higgins
Armstrong
D. Higgins
Mra
Snow
I. Easton
Middlebrook
Oldfield
Thurlow
Cavanaugh
A. White
Carolan
Munro
J. Garner
First Test Match Drawn at Trent Bridge After Third Day
At Trent Bridge Nottingham, Australia and England faced a likely draw as play concluded on the third day. Australia's innings featured strong contributions from Verity, Ponsford, and Bradman with Farnes and Geary taking key wickets. England replied with steady batting and multiple bowlers taking wickets. Final scores show a tightly contested match with position tilting toward a finish on the final day.
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Trent Bridge
Nottingham
Australia
Woodfull
Verity
H Farnes
Ponsford
Ames
H Farnes All Brown
Ibn
Geary
Bradman
Hammond
Geary McCabe
Leyland
Maitland Fat Cattle Yard at 920 Head as Markets Firm
About 920 fat cattle yarded with main run from medium to useful beef and ideal to choice in moderate numbers. Best bullocks to £9 3 6, cows to £6 8, yearlings to £5 18 6. Pigs 400 penned with backfatters 10 shillings to 1 pound, heavy pork 82 to 36 pence, calves around 1000 penned with medium calves cheaper and best heavies to 45 shillings 6 pence.
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Maitland
Bowls Singles Championship Draw and Results
The second roll of the bowls singles and pairs championship was completed last Saturday in favorable weather with all greens in good condition. Boorer defeated Whatson 31-12, Alder defeated Andrews 31-21, Street defeated Isaac 38-29, Anderson defeated Munro 31-25. The third round and semi final draw pitted Anglerson vs Boorer and Street vs Alder. Anderson beat Boorer 31-20 in a Monday match. The pairs championship entry day is Saturday next, with post entries accepted up to 145 pan.
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Boorer
Whatson
Alder
Andrews
Street
Isaac
Anderson
Munro
Anglerson
Drink at Dances Prompts C W A Call to Action
Mrs Cable of the Nepean group urged the Younger Sets of the C W A to refuse dances with boys who have been drinking. She urged clear disapproval of intoxicating drink at functions and warned of alarming levels of drinking among youth. Mrs Cabie echoed the need for mothers to act or question their worthiness as C W A members.
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C.W.A
The
Loving memory of a mother and grandmother in Cornish TN
In loving memory of our mother and grandmother who departed this life June 10, 1931. Loving and kind in all her ways, upright and just to the end of her days. Sincere and kind in heart and mind. A beautiful memory to leave behind. Inserted by her loving son and daughter in law Bert and Maud and grandchildren Leta Mena and Bill.
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Cornish
Ife
Jume
Bert
Maud
Leta
Mena
Bill
Copeland Mines report June progress and ore outputs
The manager of Gold Mining Copeland Mines reports in June updates for Southern Cross Mine Bridge Newtons Mine and Radio South Gold Mines. Southern Cross Mine shows drives advancing 10 ft total with 16 inch reef and 6 ft total 24 inch reef in North drive. Bridge Newtons Mine notes faulted reef and 2 ft width, four tons ore broken. Bottom Tunnel reports five tons. Staping width now 6 ft with 2 ft 6 in hanging wall ore on the branch. Ore on bench averages 26 oz per ton. Radio South Gold Mines NL announces a 12 month option over Gt 93 at Craven Creek NW two blocks north of Copeland Mines NL.
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Copeland Mines
Southern Cross
South Drive
North Drive
Bridge & Newton's
Radio South Gold Mines
N.J
N L
Adelaide
Craven Creek
N.8.w
Copeland , Mines
N.L
Farewell Social for Considine Family in Copeland
The committee invites friends to a farewell social for the Considine family at Copeland on parish night. Readers are reminded of the event and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Considine
Mrs
Considine
Copeland
Parasey
Local Church Notices for Invergordon and Gloucester
Presbyterians at Rawdon Vale Invergordon offer Jesus World and Ours topic with Sunday School at 10 am and Tuesday fellowship at 7.30 led by Rev. A Alexander. Methodist Gloucester and Stratford schedule services at 11 and 7.30 with Junior C E at 6.30 and Bible Class at 7.45.
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Church OF England
Gloucester
H.C . Barrington
H. W. Rogers
Presbyterian Church
Rawdon Vale
Invergordon
Jesus
A. Alexander
Methodist Church
Stratford
Junior C.E
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School of Arts
Gloucester & District Poultry Club
H. C. Jory
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Jouriy Women’s Assn
Howell
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Considine Family
Church OF End
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Star Theatre
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Buoluman & CO. Ltd
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Gloucester & District
Congregational Mission
Craven Plateau
Upper Craven
Irington Hall
Bai Ye
J. Battle
Stroud Baptist Church
Stroud
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Rev
L. H. Shakespeare
Independ't Baptist Church
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Britain
National Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
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Sanjay
Gloucester Investments
Wantile Mutual Insurance CO. Ltd
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