Gloucester Society Debates Tariff Wall Detriment
The Gloucester Adhoc paper notes a Tuesday May 1 1934 event where the Literary and Debating Society will host a public debate led by Mr PF Dawson arguing that a tariff wall is not in Australia’s best interests. An outside team, mentored by Mr Batger, contests the argument, with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary and Debating Society
PF. Dawson
Australia
Batger
Kempsey Show
Kempsey
E. Mitchell
Wingham Show Committee
Messrs
J. A. Lattimore
W. F. Summerville
Lost brother found and window in cow's side
A mis s Siddall in England asked about Arthur Siddall once a monumental mason in Manning Street Taree. Postmaster Taree Mr T Garaty traced him to Bellingen. Also described is a U S dairy experiment where a cow's side was opened to insert mica creating a “window” to observe gastric juice flow and milk flavor effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree
T. Garaty
Sidwa't
St. Peter's Grove
Hill Lane
Blackley
Manchester
England
Siddall
Arthur Siddall
Co-operative
Manning Street
Mr. Siddall
George
America
Arthur
United States
E. Berry
Blythe
California
A. ®. Berry
Trafalgar
Victoria
F. Berry
State Farm
University of California
Copeland Mines NL Mine Update Report April 23 1934
Manager A T Armstrong reports progress at Southern Cross and Bridge and Newton mines. Stripping begun on the lower shaft area, ore bin timber cut ready for erection. Mullock removed to strip ore, reef widths noted, main shaft 70 ft north, shaft depth 22 ft, west dip confirmed. Dams sites prepared and road to new battery site being built to bring machinery and cart ore. Arsenic equipment at goods shed awaiting fitting at the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Armstrong
Southern Cross
Bridge & Newton's
Gloucester Team Set To Face Lower Manning In Park Clash
Gloucester League faces Lower Manning side next Saturday in a Park match as selectors seek locals to represent and try out players. A previous trial against Stratford on the Park netted Gloucester an 18 to 2 win with Britten Monro and Garner scoring for Gloucester while Clarke added a penalty for Stratford Blues. Ike Livermore refereed firmly. The home eleven for Saturday includes Clarke Britten Conn Clarke Greenaway Derricott Giddey Monro Landers Livermore Bignell Gorton Brennan with Clarita Shoeamith Wilson Oldfield as reserves and forwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Stratford
Gloucester Boys
New Cols
Ron Britten
Harold Monro
Roger Garner
Blues
Clarke
Ike Livermore
Tim
Ike
Deasers
R. Clarke
R. Britten
G. Conn
A. Clarke
G. Greenaway
C. Derricott
J Giddey
Forwania
H. Monro
W. Landers
F. Livermore
J. Bignell
R. Gorton
G Brennan
J. Clarita
Mf. Shoeamith
H. Wilson
K. Oldfield
Coote Jeweller Ad Promises City Prices in Gloucester
Local advertisement for L Coote the jeweller of Gloucester offers watches clocks guns rifles mechanical instruments and repairs at city prices with guaranteed services. The copy encourages trying H Coote for eye strain polleying and emphasizes broad product range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Coote
Welcome to minister welcomed in Gloucester circuit gathering
A social at the Methodist Church in Gloucester welcomed Mr. R. C. Pereira, Mrs. Pereira, and children on their arrival to duty in the Gloucester Circuit. Rev. A. Alexander and others spoke of loyalty and cooperation, praising Pereira's war service and wishing him productive town work with the Kingdom of God. The Lane Aid Committee organized the event with songs, recitations, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
R. C. Pereira
Pereira
Hawes
Hart
A. Alexander
Jesus Chist
Gloucester
Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Methodist Church
Unis
Pittendrigh
Chuch
White
Jin Gloucester
Il Chueh
Misses Hawes
Park Blues Open Season In Tennis Loss And Wins
A Grade matches feature Park Blues losing to Reis while stars Faston and McAlpine beat West and Small 6 3. Miss Crowfoot and Mica Cameron thrill Bundools players with strong serve and cross court drives. Church best Presbyterians by nine games. Stratford and Factory results noted. rule on net ball play clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coomber
Wellard
Moore
Glaston
Church
Boorer
Houghton
Monro
B. Merchant
Hawdon
Presbyterian
Stratford
Seven year old voucher found in casino paper notes
In 1937 director A W Campbell of Casino PP Board gave John Clarke a voucher for 12/6 for destroying a native dog. The voucher was misplaced among papers and found recently. The board, at its last meeting, agreed to pay Clarke the amount mentioned on the seven year old voucher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Campbell
Casino PP. Board
John Clarke
Clarke
Youett
Bowling notes reveal tight semi finals and a close Cup final
In a tense semi final Tresidtor defeats Adams 31 29 after leading 28 26, with run scoring and precise draws shaping the finish. The final features Tresidder vs Goddard, a high quality match where Goddard briefly leads 19 41 before Tresidder rallies to 30 29, securing the darria Cup. A later Waratah visit to Gloucester ends 40 24 and 69 71 ends, with praise for hospitality and a cordial post match luncheon.
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Atarris Oup
Tresidtor
Adams
Trosidder
Trasider
Afta Noon
Carloke
Tresiader
Goddard
Punnt & Goddard
Teesildar
Teesiddar
Gar
Tresidder
Uiyew
Waratac
Waratah
Glowcester
Pilot Fret Street
Encagei
Inca Bowlings Club
Vnseil
Herice Herene
Tipat
T. Corbett
Street
Warntay
Rulitelle Copeland
Moser Adams
Smith
Bobalf
Gloucester
Golf Notes and Associates Draw for Monthly Cup
The notes report a fat competition won by Conte with a 90 72 net, Stephens and Woodward close behind, and mixed furshine results led by Oldfield and Smart. The Associates draw lists many matchups for the Monthly Metal and Locke Cup event starting at 1 30 pm. Also notes a secret underwater torpedo test in Admiralty hands described by the Daily Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF Conte
T. N. Stephens
A J. Woodward
Handy
Tors
A. Oldfield
Mes
Smart
Roddy Aint
Siever
McRae
Mrs. Yates
Yates
Cavanough
Ashworth
Newton
Mies
Higgins
Mra. Carolan
T. Euston
D. Higgins
Hogg
J. Ashworth
Munro
Parish
Street
Mra. White
Thurlow
Hawdon
Middlebmore
Roddy
G. Baston
J Garner
Oldfield
Laurie
J. Parish
Admiralty
Exige Ts
Eernle Chetfit
Daily Herald
Nelson
Monster Market Day Grand Empire Pageant and Carnival
A report from Gloucester Park notes a Monster Market Day event on Thursday May 24 1934 under the Glouicenter Presbyterian Church with Hon. Secretary Deards. The piece also covers a Bayigion youth party at the Digby home on April 20 with dancing, a supper, and socializing, plus local tennis clubs under Pariington planning future matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Park
Glouicenter Presbyterian Church
Deards
Fatal dose did not kill him doctors amazed
A man drank eight times the dose of a powerful drug, yet doctors were astonished as he recovered with only apparent after effects. He was admitted to Western Suburbs Hospital and later readied for discharge, while investigators pursued leads with government officers. The case mirrors a similar incident in Sydney.
Dairy stock sale at Tugrabakh on Thursday May 3
Matthewson & Co auctioneers will sell No 2 Dairy herd and plant from Mr J R Smith including 25 cows 15 springers 10 heifers 1 mare horse buggy harness and dairy gear plus 12 H P engine cream cans bullock gear and sundries. 150 horses from Maitland yards and North Coast districts to be offered next day May 3 by J Enright with stock from several consignments. sale day trucks to destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthewson & Co
Tom Hicks
Nave
J. R. Smith
H.P. United Engine
Maitland
J. Enright
North Coast
Hunter River
Copeland Wines Share Call Notice 1934
A company notice announces a third call of sixpence per share on all contributing shares, paying up to two shillings per share. Payment is due at the registered office J and G Buildings King William Street Adelaide on the Mth day of May 1934. Secretary P Meade Almond signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & G. Buildings
King
Adelade
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Paton & Baldwin
Ladies’ & Children
J. Whatson
Casey
Popt- Jar Quihiies
Bette Baunil Towke
American 4
Fingliai
Wild West Leach
A. I. Cavanaugh
Gloucester Pharmacy
PHONE
Grime & Small
Kaiser
W. W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
Oid Bank
Ns.w. Building
A. W. Mowle
Queen ST
L. Marsh
Mmir Aday
School At Arts
Gluhall
Teachers' Federation
Teachers’ Federation
Shaw
Oln
Copeland Sans
Harris
Mount Bromley
Copelani Sustaiiay
Mil
Prince Henry
J. A. Lyons
Tght
Prince George
Duke of Gloucester
Reginald McaAlster
Highsilver Bankstown
Olims
McAlister
Runmona
New Guinea
Wau
Salamoa
L Coote
Loucester
Ferguson
Factory
Waukivory
Copeland and Park
R. Smith
Miss Ten
Park
Barrington Court
St. Joseph's
F. Connelly
J. Dewberry
Norton
Clune
Miss Penfold
Ahoto
Joseph's Ladies
True Bluea
Adams Util Munro
Fonce
Lowe
Isiau
Street Goddard
Trevider
Woodward
Andrews
Toni
Alber Bolton
Anti
Barrington
Claude Digby
Bay Iigion
Uye Sppremiers
Ais Linhy
Ab. Everett
Musa Jean McIntyre
Parrington
Tue Pliny
Jack Mire
Nuran Berg
Pul Rotter OF
Paiealorty DD
Hoctors
Elwren
Rockhurst
Hereford
C. Lean
Church OF England
Simday
Easte
Wordendate
H. W. Rogers
Gangat
Thewday
Bowmen Farm
Congregational Mission
Tugrakakh
Ispeland
J. Buittle
Stroud Baptist Church
Stroud Pm
Lb HL Shakespeare
Copeland Wines
Anning
T. Bakewell
Callaghan’s Creek
Bundock
A. L. Marsh
Gloucester Band
Gloucester School of Arts Club
Shire
Gloucester Fruit and Vegetable Markets
Julien’s Vordia
Saxby
W. H. Young
D. K. Redman & Sons
Dairyman's
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