Royal Jubilee medals for NSW citizens announced
2300 Royal Jubilee medals awarded across New South Wales to MPs Shire Presidents Mayors and charity workers. Gloucester Shire President A. J. White among recipients. Danish dairying visit note and Australian Repatriation Minister H. V. C. Thorby praises Danish co operation and power supply for small farmers. Mother's Day service planned. Blossom Time at Majestic features Tauber June Baxter with Av anche as a B roll. Megatta regatta results and bushranging days recalled. fire at Old Gombia homestead near Eugowra. free agricultural training offered at Grafton Gowran Glen Innes with six months courses for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Gloucester Shire
A. J. Whte
Recepient
Denmark
H. V. C. Thorby
Australia
Department of Agriculture
Grafton
Gowran
Glen Innes
Ech
Ferocious dingoes devastate Drake stock in mob attack
In Drake district Ronald Moore chased a mob of cattle to protect his dogs Rex and a second canine. Rex was killed while another dingo was torn apart by three dingoes. Moore had earlier lost a third dog, and he retaliated by poisoning a fresh carcass, around which 17 dingoes lay dead. Purvis Smith led a local tally featuring 60 valves.
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Drake
Ronald Moore
Rex
Accident near Maitland claims two lives
A car overturned on the Gresford road near West Maitland injuring four, including Mrs. Gama Jane Hudson and her son Keith Hudson. Keith later died at Maitland Hospital after being rushed there. Prederek Hudson and Miss Bjoste Scholes sustained serious injuries. The driver attempted to pass another vehicle and lost control on loose gravel.
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Gresford
West Maitland
Alent
Gama Jane Hudson
Riverside
Wavy
Keith Hudson
Prederek Hudson
Bjste Scholes
Drought's Toll Hits Queensland Pastoralists Hard
Brisbane reports estimate 5 to 6 million sheep bleaching in dry creeks and plains across Charleville to Hugtenden. Drought losses include 9,857 cattle and 212,260 sheep sent to relief country in Charleville district. Six trains carried 20,000 starving sheep to Gympie, with thousands dying on the way. Union leaders warn the outlook rivals the 1902 and 1926 droughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Charleville
Tambo
Blackall
Longreach
Barcaldine
Winton
Hugtenden
Queensland
Charlevellle
Central
Gympie
Norman Bourke
United Graziers’ Association
Quiet wedding at Reedy Flat on May Day evening
Mr W Wilkes, eldest son of Mr and Mrs A Wilkes of Candle Flat, married Miss Lottie Perrin daughter of Mr and Mrs G Perrin at the Perrin home in Reedy Flat Barman River. Bride wore pink entered on her father’s arm and was given away by him. G Perrin brother of the bride served as best man. Wedding breakfast followed with toasts. About forty guests attended.
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Misa Gladyn Wilkes
Uride
G. Perrin
Jubilee Celebrations Across Australia And Britain
Dull weather failed to dampen King's Jubilee festivities in Sydney and Canberra with grand thanksgiving services, royal reviews, and harbor fireworks. In London and beyond, church leaders praised the King's 40 years of service, devotion to empire, and the royal family’s personal touch amid crisis and reconstruction.
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Sydney
Kng
Centennial Park
Commonwealth of Australia
Prince of Wales
Alexander Hore-Ruthven
Hore- Ruthven
Page
Australia
London
Canterbury
George
Lang
Wartimi
Queen Victoria
Wales
Dr. Green
St. Paul's
Eimpire Tue
Commercial clearing sale reports and cattle auctions
Tom Hicks reports a successful clearing sale on Wednesday consignments from B H Nash and W A Nash with best cows to 4/5 and heavy draught mares to the same rate. He also notes the Gloucester River farm sale to B J Rheinberger of Mudgee at factory price. At Homebush Inst Thursday a line of 24 Gloucester steers from J C Mee Fadyen sold to 7 19 with average 1 7 per animal. Winchcombe Carson's auctions. A week’s notice now needed to secure cattle and wagons for stock conveyance to yards.
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Tom Hicks
B. H. Nash
W. A. Nash
Gloucester River
Nash
Mur
B. J. Rheinberger
Mudgee
Gloucester
Homebush
J. C. Mee Fadyen
Winchcombe
Carson
Football and league plans at Upper Manning meeting
The first delegates meeting of the Upper Manning League was held at the School of Arts Wingham with D H J Hill presiding. Gloucester clubs G Chapman G Farley and C Britten, plus Wingham Marlee Comboyne Bohnock, attended. Second grade starts next Saturday with Wingham Comboyne Marlee Bohnock Waratahs Wanderers Rovers Stratford. First grade has Gloucester United Wingham Rogers Waratah Sunrise Mission competing, starting May 18. Prize money £20 and cup first grade, £10 and cup second grade. The season opens with Gloucester fielding many juniors, and public support urged. The new grandstand provides shelter. Wanderers versus Reds trial: Reds win by about 20 points. Wanderers show promise in second grade. Clanke brothers starred for Reds. Ran Britten on the wing, Gidney Berry Monro Oldfield showed form. Livermore refereed and looked in good condition.
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Upper Manning League
School of Arts
Wingham
DH. J
Hill
Glou
Center
Gloucester
Chapman
G. Farley
C. Britten
Marlee
Comboyne
Bohnock
Waratahs
Wanderers
Rovers
Stratford
Gloucester United
Rogers
Taree
Warataha
Sunrise Misalon
REDS
Reda
Clanke Brothers
Britten
Gidney
Berry
Monra
Oldfield
Golf Notes Low Scores Highlight Locke Cup Round Two
Saturday's second round of the Locke Cup and stroke handicap featured low scores led by Frank Matthews. The field shows a mix of pars and totals with many players not returning cards, and a draw announced for the handicap matches including Snow versus Roddy and Parish versus Carolan among others.
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A Pariah
Channell
Chariton
W Gamer
J. McRae
Po Roddy
R. Stithe
M. Dydeffrey
Rye
W Street
H. Coote
C Rye
Glissan
Be P. Dawson
T. Hol- Wngaworth
R.J. Thomas
Mra. Snow
Roddy
Mra
B. Carolan
L. Easton
Dura
Newton
Mas Middlebrook
Conn
G. Easton
Knogg
J. Parish
Mies C. Stiggins
Mra. Yates
Parish
J. Carolan
W. Garner
Street
M. Laurie
Cavanouga
Harris Cup singles handicap results and upcoming final
In the Hartia Cup semi final Dr Munro defeated J Thomas 23 to 3 and will face T Andrews in the final on Thursday. The Singles Championship and Street Cup open with a round robin draw and deadline for each match ranging from May 3 to May 24.
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Anderson
Fishermen Rescued After Caspian Sea Ice Floe Drift
About 200 fishermen were carried out to sea on icefloes during high Caspian winds. Astrachan planes located groups, directed them toward shore, and dropped food warm clothing and newspapers. A machine made a risky landing on a small strip to rescue several stranded men.
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Caspian Sea
Astrachan
Geveral
Mount Kerripit and Kindag Peak Ramble Guide
A travel-style piece invites readers to climb Kerripit or Kindag peaks, describing the routes, elevations, and panoramic views. It paints landscape features from Cobark and Buwdon Vale to Cape Hawke, Port Stephens, Newcastle, and New England ranges, noting volcanic history and the rewarding summit panorama.
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Omar
Kerripit
Sea Lowel
Anil
Cobark
Howe
Kindag
Farington
Cape Hawke
Harrington
Gloucester Hs
Port Stephens
Galden
Stockton Beach
Newcasty
Bandon Grove
Teragie
Sea Teye
Searra
Wamboin
Barrington
New England
Cirracabark
Barnard and Myall
Rio de Janeiro floods devastate Bahia with 400 dead
Torrential rain and gales whips Bahia capital for five days, killing about 400 and injuring hundreds. More than 100 homeless. 50 buildings toppled including Hotel Paris. Landslides, flooding, and disrupted transport and communications prompt a state of public calamity and mobilized rescue forces.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Bahia
Par’s
Tong
Warl
Cester Trial Offers City Prices on All Catalogues
A bold notice claims a trial will show that requirements can be applied at city prices with satisfaction guaranteed. The fragment hints at a sales pitch for assorted catalogues and goods with promise of value and assured results.
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Java
J. Whatson
Draper
Whone
GRIME
Phone
SLADE
Parke Davis
Nyall
A. L Cavanough
W. W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
OLD Bank N
A. W. Mowle Architect
Queen St., Gloucester
The
Gloucester Advocate
Presbyterian School
FC. Pereira
H. McDonald
Presbyterian Church
Majestic
Majestic Theatre
Richard Tauber
June Baxter
Frank Schubert
Hark
Avanche
O.P
Megatta
Sydney Church of England Grammar School
Sydney Grammar School
St. Joseph's College
Gombia
Eugowra
C. J. Veney
Golmbia
O'Malley
Gardiner
Central Railway Station
Annie McGuin
James Donnelly
Tenterfield
Maitland
Canberra
Parliament House
Tanac Isaaca
Wit Upper
Golf Notes
Wirraptt
Calawaty
Brazil
Commonwealth ‘Bank
Melbourne
Jane Baxter
Avalanche
Grandad Rudd
Diggers Athletic
A. J. Woodward
Nash's
E. Jenkins
Shire OF Gloucester
Lindsay Davenport
Crowther's Road
Avon Subdivision
Harry N. Chaplin
O.W.A
Cw.a. Younger
School of Arts Club
L. Middlebrook
Tam No Langer
Princess Marion
Manchester
A. O. Hutchinson
Jr&scy Bull
Noble of
Yavalia
Ghingasry
Sybil Apply
Davenport Stratford
Butcher
James
Bullise
Nate Taneema
J. McRab
Church OF England
H.C . Bowman Parm
H. W. Rogers
Nabiac
Wank Wauk
Coolungolook
Forster T
Wm. Griffith Cochrane
Methodist Church
Waukivory
Pereira
Congregational Mission
Upper Bowman
Craven Creek
Upper Barrington
Stroud Baptist Church
Craven
Stroud
L. H. Shakespeare
Independ't Baptist Church
Ward's River
Booral Hall
H. Johnston
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