Bowling Notes from Saturday Singles Championship and Local Matches
Three games in the Singles Championship saw Kirk defeat V Wert 31 to 19 Eb beck beat Edgington 31 to 24 Fitzgerald over Chaplin 31 to 17 leaving the first-named players in the running Social Games featured Sheldrick Green Andrews 19 v King Thompson Nichols 14 and Carson Faircloth Bayliss 23 v Clements West Boorer 9 O Brien Laurantua 31 v Luxby Whatson 7 A tight challenge match against the visiting rink ended with a one-point loss for the challengers The Taree match saw Lower North Coast defeat Newcastle District by 22 points Glowcester 24 to 0 Led to the Dungog Club sending 28 players next Saturday including a rink from Diggers hoping to win the Diggers Cup A note praises the earlier entertainment and predicts strong effort in the upcoming game
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gether
Kirk
Wert
Ebbeck
Edgington
Fitzgerald
Tares
West
Mbastitute
Carolan
Beattle
Woodward
Baxby
Bayliss
Laurantus
Laurence
Taree
Lower Worth Coast
Newcastle District
Lower North Coast
Aie
Glowcester
Council Sales of Electric Appliances
Report of a Country Chambers of Commerce Conference excerpt describes Mr. Parsons of Gosford urging a protest to Local Government over council sales of electrical appliances with free lifetime service. Local traders claim unfair competition and risk of private firms being eliminated, leading to higher future electricity costs and a possible move toward socialisation. Delegates from Condobolin and elsewhere note councils as ratepayers should not compete with traders, while some defend the practice but lack support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Chambers of Commerce
Parsons
Gosford Chamber
Warrance
County Council
Sydney
Sydnay
Heath
Middleton
Country Traders’ Association
Himeslf
Dairymen Seek Lift in Electricity Rationing during Milking Hours
Local NSW dairy groups urge the Electricity Commissioner to halt rationing during milking times. At a Friday MDCD meeting, members asked Gloucester MLA R. Le Fitzgerald to press the case. President J H Farley noted prior Dungog branch action. minister Cahill yet to reply. Milk Board appeals to boost output to stave city shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W. Milk Board
Electricity Commissioner
Mz.d.c
Messrs
B. Relf
F. 3. Farley
Gloucester
R. le Fitzgerald
J. H. Farley
L. C. Turton
M2.d.c
Dungog
Cahill
Milk Board
Tennis Notes Competition Draw For Saturday Matches
The note outlines the Saturday draw for A Grade and B Grade matches with pairings such as Barrington vs Park Reds and Ward's River entries. It lists Park Brown Park Red Park White Park Gold and other teams, plus specified players for Park teams and Barrington teams, with Saturday as the match day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Park Reds
Park Green
Ward's River
Teachers
Park White
Park Blue
Bowman Farm
Stratford
Estville
C. of E
Park Gold
Enat
Tara Vale
Gangat
Wallanbal
Rovers
Tugrabakh
Gof
Tale West
Park Brown
Rockhurst
Rookhurst Red
Barrington River
D. Erwin
Mixa D. Barnea
F. W. Best
J. McIntyre
C. Berry
B. Dombkins
Park Red
Mrs. Fitzgerald
North Territory and New Guinea Development Debate
Rural growth and production expansion shape the electoral appeal as Liberal rural committees at Wagga discuss urgency of developing the Territory North Queensland New Guinea and Papua. Critics note labour transport and medical limits while urging government private action to settle farmers, allocate building materials and modernise roads for Australia’s prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Territory
Queensland
New Guinea
Papua
Malaya
Asia
Liberal Party
Wagga
New
Australia
USA
Sine
Europe
Russia
Canberra
U.S.A
North
Middle West
Chicago
Fural
Liberal Party Pushes Secret Ballot and Worker Incentives
Mr W H Spooner, state Liberal leader in Newcastle, says secret ballots and incentive payments for workers, plus a secret ballot in union elections and pre strikes, are key Liberal aims. He expects One Labour Party to adopt both ideas to win back public confidence as Liberal fortunes rise. He accuses Labour of appeasing Communists and calls for ongoing education against employer–employee conflict and automatic wage struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Party
W. H. Spooner
Newcastle
Labour Party
Labour
Semi-Trailers and Logging Trailers for Sale
Listing notes semi-trailers and logging trailers with single and dual axles, vacuum hydraulic brakes. Delivery in 14 days, permits arranged. Contact Gleeson at Wingham via phone 4&2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleeson
Wingham
Wingham 4
Butter Factory Wages Increase Across Newcastle District
Wages for butter cheese bacon milk and cream factories rise under the Newcastle and Northern award. The Australian Meat Industry Employees Union won a variation effective after 22 February 1949, boosting pay from lardmen to slaughter men by up to 12s weekly and adjusting hours juvenile provisions and weekend work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Newcastle and Northern
State Industrial Commission
Australian Meat Industry Employees’ Union
Newcastle and Northern Branch
Newcastle
New State Movement prepares for Kempner meeting
Preparations are under way for the Council of Action of the Now England New State Movement to meet in Kempener on June 18 and 19. Distinguished speakers from Sydney and Newcastle are invited to discuss national questions. An evening program on June 16 features topical pictures and talks by Ulrich Ellie and Dr Wolfe. A Maitland public meeting on May 16 aims to form a New State Committee with Cr. PA Wright and Cr. Wolfe among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Action
Now England
New State
Kempener
Council On
J McDonald Holmes
Sydney University
Alan Tory
Sydney
Ald DT BL Quinkan
Newcastle
Ulrich Ellie
Wolfe
Bellin- Ren
Council of
PA. Wright
Cr. Wolfe
Bel Nm
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Phyllis Calvert
Michael Rennie
John McCallom
Eee
Ear Stanley News
SEA Hounds
Buster Cearee
Brian Carolan
Gloucester Bakery
H. R. Duff
J. J. Thomas Church Street
Taylor’s
Church ST
Advocate” Office For All
Diggers
Council
Bart Ee
New State Movement
Mullens
Victor
Bonniebelle
School of Arts
the Hazelwood
Carners
Forster Central
Town
Wm. Poppenhagen
Forster
J. J. Edstein & Sons Monumental Masons
Raymond Terrace
Manning Street
Tare
Len. Monro
Manchester
Garden OF Roses Cafe
Karikios
ATF
Gloucestes
Pont 2
Garden OF Roses
Garden OF Boses
Spik-N-Span Dry Cleaners
Church Street
OWL Store
Gordon, Dombkins
Lassle Rye
Gloucester Advocate
Denison St. Gloucester
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