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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 02, 1933

Page

2

Football Combined Team To Face Manning League

Wingham and Gloucester Leaguer select D Smith G Conn A Clarke R Clarke J Miggins J Clarke A Wilson I Brewer H Burns FR Liver more Jack Bignell C Britten J Derricott for a Gloucester match against Manning League at Gloucester next Saturday May 6 with a 3 15 p m kickoff Referee Mr D Findlay Manning team includes W O Neill J Collins B Gin D Shoesmith C Single J Muir F Myers A Northam M Allen A Gigein M Smith C Poole W Tate O Neill Cup draw held at Hastings Shire Gazette office May 20 to June 17 fixtures listed Gloucester Reds Football Club elects Chas Collins as president and selects Arch Sinnell for fives blood cup and announces committee members Gloucester Reds defeated Wingham 193 points last Saturday

Wingham Gloucester Tisdale D. Smith G. Conn A. Clarke R. Clarke J. Miggins J. Clarke A. Wilson Brewer I. Livermore FR. Burns H. Monro Jack Bignell C. Britten J. Derricott Manning League W. O'Neill J. Collins B. Gin D. Shoesmith C. Single J. Muir F Myers A. Northam M. Allen A. Gigein M. Smith C. Poole W. ‘Tate D. Findlay Manning Manning Gain South Sydney O'Neill Cor O'Neill Cup Hastings Shire Gazette P. O'Neill T. G. McNevin N. J. Lindsay IP. W. Patterson A. C. Fillett Gazette FP. Carlin Fare Wauchope Kempen Walders Vor Micquarie V. Wingham V. Glouceste Taree Kempsey Gloucester “Reds Gloucester ‘Reds Chas Collins DF. J. Him Coffins Conn Arch. Sineliir Archie Dea Messrs H. Batger Sim Oudfield Ray Chillips A. Tate G. Treland Ly Olde Tiel By Morris Ken Oldfield Lvit

Iodine as Safeguard and Tetanus Warning Featured

Dr. Dick warns against neglecting minor injuries as tetanus germs linger in bodies. Iodine antiseptic urged for any break in skin. Odd note on a rib cracking hug claim for insurance in Ohio and reform bills shaping Legislative Council power.

Public Health New South Wales

Straying stock curbs Gloucester streets and poultry show opening

Gloucester residents report miles of damage from roaming stock plundering gardens. The Gloucester Poultry Club hosts its first annual show at the Majestic Theatre with nearly 300 entries and an opening ceremony led by Patron MIT 1, Maris, while a Mother's Day service and a Glen Memorial Hall event draw locals. An Upper House Reform meeting by Hon. Walter Bennett, MLA, is planned, and a motorist reports a hawk dropping a catfish onto his car hood on Lake's Creek road.

Gloucester Poultry Club Gloucester Poultry Club Majestic Theatre Trst MIT 1 Maris Walter Bennett Rockhhampton

Weight judging at Royal Show honors four entrants

Four entrants shared prizes for correctly weighing an Aberdeen Angus cow at the Royal Show cattle section. The cow weighed 102 percent pounds. Winners were E Donkin Ineran, A W Andrews Charity Creek Wingham, Vic Wilson Mt Kembla via Wollongong, and F J Mead Woollahra. A Chicago Religions Parliament noted hymn choices to suit diverse faiths with the hymn Lead Kindly Light as a unifying option.

Royal Show E. Donkinineran A.W. Andrews Charity Creek Wingham Vic. Wilson Mt. Kembla Wollongong F. J.mead Woollahra Parliament of Religions Chicago

Golf Notes Weri End Results

The flag competition on Saturday yielded a win for C. M. Rye who was 2 miles par off 134 marks finishing on the 1th green. The mixed foursome was won by H. Coote and Mrs Ashworth and a Bree handicap by B Caratan. The Associates draw for the flag competition to be played tomorrow lists matches including Michle Brook versus Cavanough and Hager versus Roddy among others.

C. M. Rye H. Coote Morrow Misa Michle Brook Cavanough Mes. Hager Roddy Anderson Miss Higgins

Tennis results and upcoming meeting notes

Rain limited Saturday play to one match between Belbora and Church of England B Grade on the Church court. Church won easily by 5 sets and 50 games to 1 set 28 games. Secretaries are reminded of the committee meeting Thursday night to decide Copeland's request to play B grade and to set the Saturday draw. Bye laws of the Association will be revised at the meeting.

Belbora Church of England Church Court Church Copeland Association

Fowler Cup Rifle Event At Wingham On King's Birthday

At Wingham Rifle Range on Monday June 5th a large gathering of shooters will contest Manning's Fowler Cup, donated by A G Fowler of Wingham. Prize money is £30 with two .22 fowling at 600 yards and a team shoot. Teams from Kempsey Gloucester Mount George Port Macquarie Tarce Wingham and Telegraph Point expected.

Wingham Rifle Range A. G. Fowler Wingham E. Price Gloucester Kempsey Mount George Port Macquarie Tar * Ce Telegraph Point

Visit by Mr McDonald at Commercial Hotel

Mr D I McDonald of Webster Luck and McDonald Sydney Ltd will attend a sight test at the Commercial Hotel on Friday 16 May from 8 am to 5 pm. Appointments may also be booked at 1

Ofrum D. I. McDonald F.B.C.A Honotra F.S.M.C London Ng Spectmint Webster, Luck and McDonald Sydney) Ltd

Gloucester Defeats Lowlands in Bowls Tour Match

Friday's visit by Mr. Smith and two Lowlands Club mates led to a friendly bowls afternoon on Gloucester's perfect green. Gloucester won by 12 points. Ashworth stood 4th in Smith's team, with high praise for the green and surroundings. Saturday pennant scores: Gloucester 26 over Adams, White, Strat. 19. May 6 handicap pairs tournament announced for all members at 2 pm.

Smith Gloucester T. Ashworth Tom Street Newcastle Phillipson Ashworth Martin Adams White Toren Taree Wen Micely J. Scores Whatson Chapman Beaton Murray Boor Strat

Upper Manning 4Wingry Mll Conquered On Hill Climb

For years it was said a car could not reach Thingry Hill under its own power. On Thursday Mr P J Sweaney in a De Soto touring car proved the feat by climbing the steep grade and rocky sections. Mr Sweaney earns congratulations for the achievement. A dingo near South Creek was seen with front white and hind creamy fur, a piebald specimen Nash could not capture.

New England Ringe P. J. Sweaney Watcha Sweaney W. Nash Kouthi Creek Nasty

Hinkler Found Dead After Plane Crash in Italy

A London report states Bert Hinkler, famed Austrian-born aviator, found dead near his crashed plane on a rugged Italian plateau. Police guard the body in Castel San Niccolo before transfer to Florence. research suggests fuel shortage and fog caused the crash while he searched for a landing site. Eulogies pour in from English newspapers.

London Trtly Bert Linkstor Viaman Jeff Enelind Ausstralia Hinkler Hinkler Hart Brindisi Castel San Niccolo Florence Thaly

Suernseys Sold At Wyuna Park Sale

Mr H A Corderoy of Wyuna Park Gloucestershire sold the young Guernsey stock destined for the Sydney Royal Show. Wyuna Royal Master sold to Byrnes Proprietary Ltd for 183 pounds. Wyuna Douglas sold to A H Smith Wagga for 21 guineas. Dr A Martin urged fewer speeches and more advertising to boost political campaigns.

Suernseys H. A. Corderoy Wyuna Park Gloucester GuErnsey Sydney Constitutional Club A. Martin Intsitute of Industrial Psychology

Presbyterian Fellowship Camp at Black Head 1933

The Hastings District Fellowship Committee held a Bester Camp at Black Head with about fifty youths. Rev. A. Alexander led as pastor, Miss Dudley guided the girls, and Mr. C. J. R. Price spoke as chief speaker. Activities included daily Bible study, devotions, sports, and a communion service on April 17, ending with farewell at Taree station.

Hastings Black Head Mrs. Cause A. Alexander Gloucester Dudley Sydney C. J. R. Price Presbyterian Church Helen Debrency Lamip Comboyne Kennall Moorland Port Macquarie Taree Macksville Wingham Christ Uas Price H. 8. Partons Jesus Alexander Taree Laurieton

NSW Rugby Scrums Tightened by Referee Circular

The New South Wales Teague and Referees’ Association issue a circular tightening scrum rules for the season. Emphasis on orderly formation, square binding, no rushing, proper ball put in, hooker uses either foot, and penalties for late arrivals or players touching ground. Also notes on the advantage law and penalties for breaking scrum structure. Snowflakes 16 inches across and 8 inches thick observed in a Montana snowstorm.

New South Wales Teague New South Wales Scasona

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