Rural unity urged to protect Australia’s ship of state
The article argues NSW and Tasmania as two large compartments risk the federal balance amid national crisis. It warns a dishonest NSW or state government could push harmful policies through the Loan Council, urging increased state representation and federation expansion to strengthen safeguards and prevent weak coalitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
Australia
Tasmania
Eagland
Ship of State
Jon
Ship of
Commonwealth
Leam
Lean Council
Guardsmen jailed for assault at Central Police Court
Night guardsmen admitted to being New Guardsmen and pleaded guilty to assaulting Alderman J. Gayden and his two sons at his Maroobra home. Judge Cohen jailed them for three months without option. A separate report notes a fatal explosion at Copeland destroying an 8 hp mining engine, with no clear motive. Stewart’s Brook gold find yields further ore and high fees per ton. Stock returns at Gloucester Board seen, with inspector’s ratings adopted. Rugby League team selections announced for the first Challenge Cup match at Wingham, with travel notices to Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Police Court
Ald. J
Gayden
Maroobra
Cohen
Stewarts Brook
Stewart's
Gloucester District
Wingham
Harry Cross Challenge Cp
J Grant
D. Smith
Jack Bignell
C. Greenaway
A. Chirke
H. Woodbry
R. Bailey
H. Monroe Lard
T. Civermore
R. Barns
C. Britton
A. Wilson
G Greemoyny
B. Watsom
Farewell to Stratford Residents Before Gloucester Move
A Stratford farewell honored Mr and Mrs P J Dennis as they depart the Upper Avon for Gloucester. Gifts included a silver tea service and china sets for the children. In the shop window Crickets trophies, a Premier Ship Shield and miniature cups celebrate Avon Valley cricket talent and future presentation at a Cricketers Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Upper Avon
Eesite
Gloucester
P. J. Dennis
Gamera | Sash
J. Ceste
Avon Valley
Open Tournament draws big entries at Gloucester Club
Indications point to a large entry for the first Open Tournament of the Gloucester Golf Club to be held next Saturday. Clubs from Tamworth, Quirindi, Urunga, Newcastle and Sydney promise entries. Improvements to the clubhouse and course work proceed. Notable scores in the 4-Ball versus Bogey included A Laur ie and H Conte 8 up, Roddy and McRae 7 up, Curston and Thurlow 5 up, and other results listed. The Associates set to play the Monthly Medal with Locke Cup draw announced for the morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Golf Club
Ath
Sih Ani
Neighbouvig
A. Laurie
H. Conte
P. Roddy
J. McRae
Cuarston
R. Thurlow
Dr. Anderson
K. Snow
J. Graham
C. Street
E. Horner
L. Rye
J. W Hawdon
D. C. Rye
W. W. Hawdon
W. ‘Guener
H. Garner
Hoge
Answorth
Misa
Police Court motor traffic cases and local offences
Samuelson pleaded guilty to riding an unregistered motorcycle and riding without a license, fined 10 shillings and 1 shilling with 8 shillings costs each. Ninnens and Paterson fined 10 shillings with 8 shillings costs for trespassing stock. Bread Carters case ex parte, defendants fined £2 10s with 8s costs. witnesses paid expenses. Freeman convicted of furious riding, fined 20 shillings with 8 shillings costs. Robbins and Gray fined 20 shillings with 8 shillings costs for assault after a Baker’s Creek incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuelson
H. Ninnens
J. Paterson
Bread Carters Union of
N.S.W
A. A. Smith
Sydney
Casino
Alexander Young Freeman
Park and
Church Streets
Gloucester
Borthwick
Freeman
Gibson
Royal Hotel Yard
Park Street
Lnst
John Robbins
Atkinson Gray
W. W. Hawdon
He. Snatf
Gray
Borthswick
Robbins
Anderson
Munro
Wingham Triumphs In Friendly Bowls Match At Gloucester
Wingham defeated Gloucester 67 64 in a 21 end bowls clash noted for Ashworth strong skip play and Adams Milne Tomi and Prawns efforts. Gloucester’s defense led by Adams and Joe saved many chances while Wingham’s President Street and Munro backed by Andrews and Nickless guided a steady win. Also plans emerged for a new Gloucester Dairy Company office designed by A W Mowle of Barrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Simnon
Gray
Elliott
Abbott
Tom
Adams
Milne
Tomi
Joe and Co
President Street
Wingham
Wiley
Andrews
Nickless
Munro
Gibson Jone
Kitty
Gloucester Reds edge Stratford in opening rugby clash
In Gloucester district rugby, Gloucester Reds beat Stratford 5–4 after a late field goal by Beattie. Wanderers beat Stroud 3–2 in their first competition, and Dungog No 1 defeated Dungog No 2 by 26–5 with strong form from the Greens in early play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester District Rugby Football League
Gloucester "Reda
Stratford
Wanderers
Stroud
Dungog No. 1
Dungog No
Bullah-' Delah
Warriors
REDS
Gloucester
Parl
Gloucester Reds
Stratford Thas
Admiral” Biatfie
Alec. Wilson
Bac
Rougall
Shemld
Ruts
Aind Inhnson
C. Greenaway
Clarke Brothers
Alan
Tack Birnell
Kemapkeons
Strford
Gerum Breaclh
A. Clarke
Bertie
Jack Bignell
Cilnucester
Olifield
Honker
Bailey
Smith
Ras
Ewil
Wilson
Ross
Oldfinth
Feld
Fils
Sutton
Sintford
Daiving Bucksher
Blues
Liversmore
Hile
Rougal
Ray Clarke
Clarke
Smily
Boal
Pliny
Clay Beattie
Sandert
Wanderer
Able Austen
Isaac
Chadman
The Prodigal at Star Talkies Stars Tibbett in South Tale
Lawrence Tibbett headlines The Prodigal at Star Theatre in a colorful old South drama with vivid incidents and musical interludes. Bulwaris and Robind Young as Tibbell’s tramp companions add grit while Mather Ralston shines opposite Minchett. Also radio picture Kept Husbands screens with questions about marriage proposals and spousal finances. Dorothy Markaill and Toe McCrew head the cast in a compelling emotional drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tibbett
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Linghs
Gue Bulwaris
Robind Young
Tibbell
Minchett
Mather Ralston
Star Theattra
Dorothy Markaill
Toe Mc- Crew
Local Notices and Quality Yarding Tips Highlight Upcoming Issue
The note lists several names in a quirky quality yarding context and invites buyers to the next issue with confidence. It mentions Fat and Store Cat Neae Chas Merrywether and various initials, along with planned pull details for the next edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Merrywether
Ailioth
Bryatt de Co
Saxby
Alg. Hicks
Toke
Das. Dunn
Chandler
A. C. Holstein
Hooke
Scolt
WA. Grant
Martin
A. Blanch
North and McCullagh Produce Merchants Preview
Fragmentary listing shows church and fellowship schedules across Gloucester Invergu tton and surrounding locales. Items include Sunday services, junior fellowship, Sunday School times, and various Congregational Mission dates with fragmented names and venues.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Whatson
ETU
John L. Hogg
Strathfield
Wells
Queen ST
Albert
T.corbett
David H. J. Hill
C. Sutton
Corbetta Cafe
Gloucester House
Keambach
Narraweema
K. G. McRae
A.t.wa
Barrington ST
F. Baker
ALF
ATA
NLB
B. General & Obstetric
Telephone 158
Copeland
Priday
Glowcester BP
E. T. ‘Oram
P.M
Tyr
Chariton
Gloucester Dairy Company
Alec
A. W. Mowle
Barrington
Dungop
Greens
Star Talkies
Gloucester Shire Yards
Tom Hicks
Shire OF Gloucester
Harry N Chaplin
Bali
Barrington Creke
Chil Goon
Sue
Hon
Bee
Ernie Rolf Wich
Sinc
Ber
North & McCullagh
Harlows Santee
Church OF England
Whitsunday
H.C. Barrington
Failkiande
W. Rogers
Gloucester Shire
Tighan
Catyes
Hyrand
Mikel
Patersor, Easton & Co
Paterson, Easton & Co
Beniestead
Sevesatul
Wingham, Kramiacte
Linton
Lister
Cloucester Manan
Wallunim
Paterson, Faston & Co
Mitchell & Col Mower
Strachwonty
Clover
Bernsett
UAY
Lucerne
Mitchell
Alwo
Cora
PalrhanksMarie
Paterson, Easton *& Co
Jersey
Methodist Church
Ghonpesi¢e
Dangar Gedye’s All
Bullahdelah
Girvan
Rey Ba
Ton
Gloucester Stock Saler
Wreskly Union
T. A. Corbett
MAY Matthewson & Co
Matthewson & Co
Mathewson & Co
Kraigach
Camden Haven River Hood
Bani, Matthewson & Co
Particulara, Matthewson & Co
Loucksigr
King OF AL
Otema
Prich Cos
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