FORSTER TAREE SHOW SHOWS STRONG CONTINGENT
Forster's big exhibition drew a larger attendance from Forster and the Lakes district than past years with superb main pavilion and stock exhibits. The event honored secretary Charles Jackson and the association for a high calibre show and promising future. Holiday makers linger in Forster as Easter nears with many guest houses busy. Church Army mission conducted at St Aidan’s, crowding the closing service and praising growth in the diocese under Bishop F. de Witt Batty. Arts notes report library plans, Easter ball organized by Mrs O Thompson with Savoy Orchestra, hall improvements discussed, and staff changes including a new hall and billiard attendant, George McBride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree
Peple
Forster
Lakes District
Charles Jackson
George Hills
East Maitland
Burton
Morpeth
Stan Moore
West Maitland
Allen Moore
Noble
Oakhampton
L. G. Kendall
B.A
W. Kendall
Kensington
Reeves
Rocky Hill
Dungog
McMurray
Clarence Town
Miss Laurie
Nowendoc
Waleha
Tom Carey
Sheedy
Francis
Fastwood
Boarsall
Nowpashia
F. de Witt Batty
England
Thi Atstealis
Australia
Ik Dow
Newcastle
Pearsall
Forster Baths Loan Proposed By Council
Mr C B Bennett M L A was informed by Hon J M Dunningharm that approval has been given for a loan of £2500 to the Sirdud shire council to build swimming baths. Plans by Mr FG D Stone show baths equal to coastal NSW facilities, boosting Forster’s profile and local benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C B. Bennett
M.L.A
J M. Dunningharm
Labour and Industry
Unemployment Relief Council
Shire Enuneil
Forster
FG. D. Stone
New South Wales
Bullahdelah Show Opens with Record Attendances and Bright Weather
Delightful weather boosted Bullahdelah Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial Association fourteenth annual show. Two days of entries in horse, cattle and craft sections set record takings, with Acting Prime Minister Earle Page and MLA C. E. Bennett among guests. Officials praised improvements to grounds and facilities, while showball and picture night added to the festive atmosphere amid hot conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullahdelah Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial Association
Australia
Earle Page
Miss Page
Page Jar
C. E. Bennett
Bennett
Gloucester Electoraty
Bullahaelah
V. Halloway
Hool of Arts
Bullahdelah
Myall River
Mawarra
R. Paterson
Bunyah
R. Pile
Bullandelah
Bullocky Won't Swear at Motorists Alike
Ted Casey of Nanango protests a Brisbane court witness who said her husband swore at her. He claims bullock drivers with 60 years of work never used such language and lambasts a motorist for a similar insult, insisting his calling has long carried respect in Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Casey
Nanango
Queensland
Brisbane
Gloucester Rugby annual meeting set for Corbett's Cafe
Footballers and supporters are reminded the Gloucester Rugby annual meeting will be held at Corbett's Cafe on Wednesday night at sharp p.m. Officers for the year will be elected and the balance sheet presented. A big roll up is hoped as football activities are decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Rugby
Corbett's Cafe
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Shore Institute
Savoy Orchestra
Mra. Thompson
Mra
Thompson
G. Simpson
Enn
George McBride
Equity Court
Sydney
W. R. Davis
Maclean Garage
Rupert Campbell
Davis
Woolworths (Australia Ltd
Coote
Gloucester
Barrington
A. Dargaville
W. Batger
Church Street
Tasma and Stromberg Carlson
the City Radio
A. G. Turner
Aetah
A. H. and J. Association
Frank Coleman
Gu Wilson
Show Association
Stroud Shire
W. F. Harris
R. Wilson
Cooplacurripa
Mt. George
Trojans
Holar Ireland
Chas. Gooch
Stewunas
S. Iland
P. Duggan
B. Woodward
T McGrath
J. Dee
Ireland
Barry
J. Gilbert
Harry Ivers
Tarev
Harry Millard
Glen Weismantel
Jack Martin
J. Martin
Squirey
G. Weismantel
Bullock
Reg. Carter
Scone
Messrs. Gooch Bros
Rowley
Herb, Neller
Carrington Hotel
Budd
Madden
Indies
Church of Bnzland
Stroud A. and H. Association
R. A. Abbott
G. 3. Lamborne
Stroud
Dungog “Chronic
Alexander Zoubkoff
Princess Victoria
Holenzolern
Luxembourg
Lei
Street & Parish Ltd
Crispin
Bonnie Albert
Street & Parish’s
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