Gloucester Defeats Wingham 18 Point Cup Test
Gloucester defeated Wingham Cup team 18 to nil at the Park last Saturday in a fast, open game despite greasy wet conditions. Led by WH J Wondbry, with strong defense from Greenaway, Livermore, and Moore, Gloucester dominated forwards and sealed the win with a late second try and successful kick. The match featured bold tackling, quick interplays, and a lively Gloucester backline as Wingham failed to breach the home defense.
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Gloucester
Fotal
WH. J. Wondbry
C. Greenaway
Greenaway
Wingham
Livermore
Moore
Woodhry
Sorthern
Seruin Wingham
Watson
Woorthry
Briley
Elbewurme
Welhe
Glowjeester
Woodbry
Monro
Smitty
Elbourne
Weibie
Migginsere
Burns
Inittle
Antel Weibe
Crawford
Raston
Bird
Garton
Beattie
Admiral
Lord
Monk
Bailey
Lond
Wilson
Fm Greenaway
Wingham Finele
Acars Bbourne
Migging
Weshie
Gloucester Death Notices and Local Updates
Tuesday May 3 1932 Gloucester news column reports the death of a former resident Mr Alan Corbett in Sydney aged unknown. outlines his long work with A A Company and Gloucester Estate Syndicate as stockman. mentions Edward Corbett of Furtington and nephews in district. Also covers drunkenness case, Mr Thompson's views on Parliament, stock protection bill talk, and Avon Valley Club ball at Majestic Theatre May 1 with Kit Kat Band and Blue Bird Cafe supper. reservations via club secretary.
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Wally McNeil
King
Gloucester
Wally Metell
Leophy
Gloucester League
McNeil
A. G. Turner
Gloucester District Rugby Football League
Furtington
Uricketers
Avon Valley Club
Majestic Theatre
Wid
Teree
Blue Bird Cafe
Mh Hee
Grays
Parliaments and Federation Themes Rebalanced Representation
A historical column argues for reconfiguring federal representation by creating units with shared interests. It contrasts industrial centers with rural areas, noting how Senate and lower house dynamics favor industrial populations. It suggests federating into units to better reflect small states and rural communities.
Rural-urban balance in Australian Federation policy
The article argues for stable rural representation in Australia’s Federal Parliament. It proposes converting areas like New England into a Federal unit to mirror Western Australia and Queensland policies, aiming to strengthen the Senate as a States Council and bolster investor confidence. It urges equal regional influence, local government rights, and preserved state privileges amid reconstruction.
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Uns
Western Australia
South Australia
Queensland
Tasmania
Senate
New England
Riverina
Alea
States Council
United States Senate
Commonwealth vs State notice from Sydney today
In Sydney mornings the notice to the State Taxation Commissioner expired as Mr McMahon consulted at the Penval taxation office with Mr Jackson and Mr Watson. A Canberra message said Mr McMahon was willing to comply with the Commonwealth demand for documents and had made available all possible.
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Sydney
Limm
McMahon
Commonwealth
Peveval Taxation Office
Geoge Styed North
Mr. Jackson
Commonwealth Crown Solvertor
Mr. Watson
Canberra
MacMahon
Documenta
Summons for Lang Canberra Monday
A summons was reported in Canberra stating that if the Commonwealth Government has not received all papers from Mr. McMahon and he does not know their location, the matter will likely be directed to the State Treasurer as their ultimate custodian.
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Commonwealth
McMahon
New States Goulburn Priday Leader Speech on Reform
The Opposi tion Leader Mr Stevens spoke at a public meeting in Goulburn tonight on creating new states. He urged total constitutional reform, placing national matters in the National Parliament and restricting state powers to be fixed only by the people. He argued new provinces must have constitutions that prevent domination by a single man or group.
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Goulburn
Priday
Stevens
Commonwealth
United Country Movement Forms Branch in Bundoak
A well attended meeting on Saturday night formed a branch of the United Country Movement in Bundook. W W Hawdon of Gloucester presided and spoke on the movement objects. Joseph Priestly was elected President and TF Robinson secretary. A vice president vote was postponed until next meeting.
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United Country Party
Gore
United Country Movement
W. W. Hawdon
Gloucester
Lang
Joseph Priestly
TF Robinson
Will Worfieusse
Freehairman
Stratford Hall
Kempsey District After Noon Tent Opens Ceremony May 11
Public invited to open ing ceremony on Wednesday May 11 at 2 30 pm led by Rev W T Smith chairman. Inspection follows with a Happy Service at 7 30 pm. R Kendall announces sale of his plumbing and tinsmith business to W Jack Eagleton and expresses thanks to patrons while wishing continued support to the successor.
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W.T. Smith
Kempsey
AAGLETON Takes Over Kendall Plumbing and Tinsmiths
W. Jack Aagleton announces he has taken over the old established Plumbing and Tinsmiths business of R. Kendall starting May 1, 1832. He hopes for continued liberal patronage accorded to his predecessor.
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Jack) Aagleton
R. Kendall
Locke Cup and Monthly Medal Golf Notes
In a Saturday event for the Monthly Medal and Locke Cup, T. AshWorth and Dr. Anderson tied with a net 71. Scores listed include T. AshWorth 72, Dr. Anderson 71, A. Laurie, R. Thurlow 75, T. Chariton 76, H. Coote 78, A. Paris 79, J. Hogg 81, B. Snow 77, L. Rye 82, E. F. Horner 83, P. Roddy 83, C. W. Street 84, W. McGee 84. The mixed foursome was won by M. Oldfield and Miss Donnelly with a net 71. The Associates draw for the flag competition to be played tomorrow lists Mrs Garner, Mrs Snoey, Mrs Ashworthy, Miss Garner, Mrs Hoggs, Mrs Street, Mrs Carolyn, Miss Hawdon, Mrs Yaten, Mrs Roddy, Miss Eyvane, Mrs Middlebrook, Mrs Parish, Mrs Cavanough, Miss Donnelly, Mrs Thurlaw, Mrs Parohy, Mrs Loch Street, Mrs Atunro nby s.
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T. AshWorth
Dr. Anderson
A. Laurie R. Thurlow
T. Chariton
A. Oldfield
H. Coote
A. Paris
J. Hogg T
B. Snow
L. Rye
E. F. Horner
P. Rody
C. W. Street
W. McGee
M. Oldfield
Miss Donnelly
Associates
Mra. W. Garner
Snoey
Ashworthy
Mise Garner
Mra Hoggs
C. Wtreet
Carolany
Miss Hawdon
Yaten
Bra Roddy
Misa Eyvane
Middlebrook
Parish
Mra. Cavanough
Donselly
Thurlaw
Parohy
Lo Bl Street
Atunro N Bys
Religious services and notices from Gloucester area churches
Listings of Ascension Day services at Gloucester churches including HC times at Gloucester and Stratford, Mother's Day flower customs, and messages from Congregational Mission Upper Bowman and Craven Creek. Stroud Baptist and Free Presbyterian notices, plus a Produce Merchants advertisement for North & McCullagh near Tractowe Saddlery.
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North & McGullagh’ Produce
Thurlow's Saddlery
Gloucester
Church OF England
H.C . Stratford
Congregational Mission
Upper Bowman
Craven Creek
Upper Barrington
J. Butte
Produce Merchants
Mesars
North & McCullagh
Trartowe Saddlery
Mothers Day Observance Growing In Australian Churches
A fragment notes Mothers Day being honored in Australian Methodist Churches on Sunday next and growing in popularity each year. Amos R Wells is cited praising mothers love, steadfastness, forgiveness, and constant prayer in a brief poetic excerpt.
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Australia
Amos R. Wells
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Stratford
N.S.W
Paris
Joseph Cimmings
Wis
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Thompson
House of Representatives
Johor Canella
Ministr Fuy Agniondur
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T.S. Wells
Queen
Albert E. Wells
T. Corbett
David H. J. Hill
C. Sutton
Corbetts Cate Gloucester
Narraweema Private Hospital
K. G. McRae
A.T.N.A
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M.M. Atna
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McLean
Paltenta Nureed
M. Hines
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High Street
West Maitland
Commonwealth Vr
New States
MR. Stevens
Bundook
Gloucester Shire
Merryweiher
A.B Mumford
Fred Slure
Wrath Ge Co
Tom Hicks
Keeniry
H. Hines
King St. Gloucester
Particwars
H. N. Chaplin
NEW Methodist Parsonage
Jack) Eagleton
Ao BF
Bochar
Solic
Paterson, Easton & Co
Manning
Wallamba
Miso
Mitchell & Co
Fema
Jersey
Plessé
Dangar Gedge's
All
A. V. McKay
Sunpalm Renovators
Gloucester Stock Sales
T. A. Corbett
Matthewson & Co
Chrap. Matthewson & Co
Krambach
Camden Haven
Icheap Grazing
Glouuester
eSee Matthewson & Co
Jana and Ata Ona
O.R. Sydney
H. W. Rogers
Presbyterian Church
Berbora
Alex. Alexander
Methodist
Mr. Marsh
Stroud Baptist Church
Ward's River
Booral Hall
Rev. H. Johnston
Free Presbyterian Church
Barrington Church
Barrington ‘Hall
P. Stewart
Gloucester Shilt Yards
Avelox
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