All Blacks edge NSW in late try as 26k-plus watch
In front of more than 26 000 spectators the New Zealand All Blacks defeated New South Wales 13 11. The decisive score came from a converted try with only a minute left. England rugby league beat North Queensland 20 2 at Townsville. Royal Sydney's R H Brettington won the amateur golf title over W F Dobeon 7 up with 5 to play. Goulburn claimed the women’s country cup for the third straight year, defeating Nenfen by PF Mode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
All Blacks
New South Wales
Townsville
R. H. Brettington
Royal Sydney
W. FL Dobeon
Concord
van Nenfen
Mode
Unemployment Relief Grant and Theatre Events
The Glancesne Aabach reports a £600 Unemployment Relief Grant now available despite no official confirmation. Whoopee Ball is advertised for July 14 at the Majestic Theatre with a juvenile free event on July 15 at the Star Theatre. Gloucester hosts Wingham Cup match with a special train for players and supporters, curtain raiser Stratford v Warriors at 2 pm.
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Majestic Theatre
Star Theatre
Gloucester Park
Wingham Cup
Warrior Football Club
Gloucester
Chequers
Shire by election yields Reichert re elected in muted turnout
The Gloucester Shire by election for Riding C held on Saturday last re elected Councillor W. P. Reichert. The poll showed little interest with just over half the electors voting. Results: W. P. Reichert 206, G. Wilson 6, informal votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Shire
W. P. Reichert
P. Reichert
G. Wilson
Gloucester Police Court Stealing From Dwellings
At Gloucester Police Court on Friday before Mensie G A Nickless and A C Christie Towns pleaded guilty to stealing from the dwelling of Mr J T Carter on the Avon River worth £4 6s. The thiefs left items Saturday night and more were missing by Sunday. Towns was fined £5 or 10 days plus 10s witness expenses. three months to pay. Towns also faced a June 141 day charge for stealing four fowls valued at £2 2s from Carter’s farm, and paid £2 fine or four days. Robert Stanley Metmeth pleaded guilty to possessing 70 fowls believed stolen. Constable Gibson testified of thefts from Carter’s Stratford farm and identified some fowls. Carter identified a white hen by wing, eye features, and show history. a black hen was also identified. Metmeth claimed fowls from Union and Redman. defense questioned witness credibility. The case included searches and witness cross examinations about fowl origins and identification.
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Mensie G. A
Nickless
A. C. Christie
Reuben
Towns
J. T. MN. Carter
Avon
Botton
T. N. Cirter
Robert Stanley Metmeth
Borthwick
Constable Gibson
Carter
Stratford
Metrid
Mre
D. Redman
Union
Gloucester
Hector Yates
Mr. Carter
Melmeth
Carley
Borthwich
Yates
Melmeth's
Redman's
Jim Wand
Leo, Carter
T. N. Carter
St Johns Ambulance awards presented at Railway Refreshment Rooms
The St John Ambulance awards were presented at the Railway Refreshment Rooms on Friday night. Pupils showed keen interest. candidates all passed the exam. Dr Munro presented certificates and a travelling rug to Instructor Mr Martini. Speakers urged ongoing first aid training to aid the Gloucester district and support medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Ambulance
Hayman
Martin
St. John’s Ambulance
Empire
Munro
Martini
Munco
Perssons
Gloucester
McLaughlin
F. Muholl
Constable
Gibson
J. S McLaughlin
S, Burny
G. Cummings
W- Hayman
J. Herbert
W. Howard
K.J Hambies
G, King
Lord J, Petrie
M, Phillips
A Purdon
Gloucester Rifle Club Holds Annual Meeting in Shire Hall
The Gloucester Rifle Club gathered Saturday night to review 1981 1032 progress. Captain A J Channell reported four matches with Gloucester winning three, trophies contested by members, weekend practice uneven, and no delays to proper handicapping. Officers elected included Captain A Johnston and Secretary W Hayman with life membership granted to Channell.
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Gloucester Rifle Club
Shire Hall
A. J. Channell
Gloucester
Channell. A
A. Johnston
W. Hayman
Mr. R. Wratten
Messrs. Geo. Easton
Hoy
Baker
T. McDowall
Price
Fordham
E. Harris
A. Cal Mins
Robinson
L. Monra
Debates On Motion Picture Influence In Australia
Presbyterian groups in Taree and Gloucester plan a debate tonight at the church on whether the motion picture industry harms Australian interests Gloucester team includes Rev Alexander De Munro and Mr D McRas Taree affirms The audience welcome extended tea after the debate and the church calendar notes July worship and youth exams at the Manse with a later social event from Garner's Corner at 8 PM tonight for COPH nL dance return at a specified time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree
Gloucester Fellowship
Australia
Gloucester
Alexander
de. Munro
D. McRas
Pellowattip Association
Tennis results shuffle Park Reds Blues and Teachers
A grade tennis match last Saturday brought reverses for Park Reds and Blues and the Teachers. Park Reds were defeated by Church players Garrner and Merchant, while Church’s youngsters beat J Wellard and F Ruston. The Park Indies added a win as Forbesdale beat Park Blues by two games, continuing a run of late success for the Church side. In B grade, Waukbvory defeated the Teachers with Miss Lard playing well, while Park B, Belbora and Presbyter ian Fellowship scored wins. The season nears the end of the second round with Park Reds at six wins, Teachers five, Park Blues four, and Church four.
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Park Reds
Blues
Garner
Merchant
J. Wellard
F. Ruston
Park Indies
Forbesdale
Park Blues
L. Allins
G. Huston
Copeland
Snow
Bonner
Mrs. Snow
Waukbvory
Miss Lard
A. West
Mist Green
Berry
Belbora
Berrington
Park B
Gangat
Presbyterian Fellowship
Ehets
Park Blus
Church
Golf Notes Saturday Results and Cup Draws
W McGee won the Monthly Medal with a net 68 and tied T Chariton on 70 in the Locker and Putton Cups. Cards listed show McGee 98 30 68 70, Chariton 89 18 70, and many others with scores and handicaps. The mixed four game went to Mr and Mrs Thurlow with 102 26. Draws announced for the 2nd round of the Cavanaugh Cup and 18 hole stroke handicap to be played tomorrow featuring numerous matches and players. Also an ad notes renovated Pianos and baskets for sale at 76-80 Hunter Street Newcastle with local agent A I Pavanough.
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W. McGee
T. Chariton
S. McIntosh
H. Coote
J. Donnelly
Dr. Anderson
T. Ashworth
R. Thurlow
J. McRae
W. Garner
A. Pariah
W. W. Rawdon
J. Hogg
P. Roddy
L. Rye
A. Oldfield
D. C. Rye
G. Boustead
Mrs. Thurlow
Thurlow
Miss Hawdon
Hunter
Newcastle
A. I Pavanough
William Reichert elected Councillor for Gloucester Shire
The postal ballot poll on Saturday June 25 1932 elected William Phillip Reichert to fill the Riding OC council seat caused by W P Reichert's resignation. James Graham Wilson received the informal tally. Returning Officer Harry N Chaplin dated Gloucester June 25 1932.
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G. W. Murray
Merewether Road
Gangat Estate
Gloucester
Harry N. Chaplin
W. P. Reichert
William Phillip Reichert
Mitchell and Cosmok Auction Notice Missing Details
Fragmentary OCR text shows an auction or sale notice with names Mitchell and Cosmok and scattered fragments like buyers, teasey fers, and time ranges from months to years. The readable content is too incomplete to determine a coherent event, date, or location.
Gloucester Shire By Election Victory and Land Notice
The by election winner thanks supporters for a strong majority and pledges impartial council service. Crown Lease Area 187 in Parish Cobb, County Barnes, Gloucester District opened July 18 182 with 284 acres. applications free via Crown Land Agents. Also a lost knitting box notice seeks return through Matthewson & Co., Gloucester.
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Crown
Government
Ard
Cobb
Barnes
Gloucester
J. Aerliay
Ands
Crown Land
Business change at Gloucester Filling Station transfer
A. G. Turner announces the disposal of Gloucester Filling Station to J. Walmsley. Turner thanks the public for support and hopes the new owner receives the same.
Gloucester Filling Station Takes Over A Turners Route
Mr T Walmslidy announces takeover of A G Turner's Gloucester filling station with full stock of air bensines oils and motor accessories. Motorists and public are informed the business now operates under his ownership from Gloucester and will supply automotive needs locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Walmslidy
Gloucester
A. G Turner
Air Bensines
Olia & Motor Accessories
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Whatson
Paton & Baldwin
Gene Millinery
J. Whatson
W. W. Hawdon
ETO
John L. Hogg
Strathfield
Hawdon
Church ST
Tel
T. S. Wells
Queen
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
Ath
Sth
David H. J. Hill
C. Sutton
Roma
Barrington &T
F. Baker
A.I.F
M.M. AT
NLRB
General
Telephone
Glancesne Aabach
Shire
Reichert
Won-De-Plume
Fst Bor
A. Ait
Gloucester Police Court
ST. Johns's Ambulance
ENTA
Presbyterian
Saxsus
Garner's
Fard A
Singleton
Grainger & Falkiner Apd
R. Ht
Dangar
Harry Ones
Watson
Gloucester Shire Council
Tre
Sure Yards
Paterson, Easton & Co
Choice Dairy Farm
Manning River
Ue Wingham
Lak
Wallanbah Estate
Privite Nate
Mosa
Wimmera
Anil Cheksfoat
Paterson, Easton © CO
Tee Ag
Lister & DW
Paterson
Easton & CC
Farmers
V. McKay
Sunpalm Renovators
Arrows, Wloughs
Atc
ST. Toon, Easton & CO
Dangar Getrye
Lister
Matthewson & Co
Massey Harris
Diabolo Separatoes
Matthewson Vson BL Co
the Electors OF Hiding
Audi
Phack
Bowman River
A. G. Turner
J. Walmsley
Anne
New York
Jency
Saxby's
Gloucester Stock Saler
Gloucester Seere
Axminster
Miller
Benzingdon
Overland Aunity
David Lowrey
Tom Hicks
Con
Shore
Ute Homestead
WC Stratford
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