Current Topics and Notices From a Regional Ledger
A rough mixed-item column covers police remarks, mining news, mortgage clause debates in Parliament, a Chinese immigration note, tax and public finance highlights, a women in politics discussion, local advertisements, and a note on the Wingham Show profit. Contains names like Simon, Martin, and Mr. Vinngeon along with mentions of Rawdon Vale, AHAVEN Baht, and the Commonwealth Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ujustiok
Martin
Liecberky
Salisfetlon
Ine Wallant
Ima
Bowls Gloucester Defeats Dungog In Morning And Afternoon
Gloucester bowls teams overpower Dungog in Saturday matches with clear scores 78 60 in morning and 32 24 in afternoon. Players Kendall Richardson Street Boorer Jones Abbott Baker Coutts led Gloucester while Smith Richardson Andrews Street Rose Watts Williams Fleming led Dungog. Pairs Championship first round must be finished by the 22nd inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Richardson
Jones
Abnott
Baker
Coutts
Woodward
Adams
Anderson
Andrews
Vark
Poppleton
Scott
Fleming
Rose
Watts
Willams
Alder
Rendall
Abbott
Hanrock
Thomas
Boorer
Adare i
Cyclist Ernest Blanch Died After Highway Crash
Ernest Blanch 39 of Stratford died in Newcastle Hospital about 5 pm Sunday from injuries received in a motor accident on the Pacific Highway near Limeburner Creek Saturday night. He was riding a motor cycle with his 9 year old daughter in the sidecar when an old Ford Truck driven by John Thornton of Wallsend collided. A man has been arrested in connection with the crash. Mrs Blanch could not reach the hospital in time to see her husband alive. He was a carpenter and father of seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Blanch
Stratford
Newcastle
Limeburner
Blanch
Clarence Town
Limanumur'e Creek
Sion
John Walker Thornton
Chilmers Rord
Wallsend
Thornton
Henry Sanderson
Thorye PF
Cray
Henry Hancnd
Newcastle Newcanser
Shooting Fatality Hints at Holiday Accident Near Wallis
May Rigon age 32 of Lisnrow arrived with wife and two children for a holiday. While hunting with his brother Harold at Wallis Tsing a loaded gun discharged into his armpit. He was taken to Tun curry then to Taree hospital where he died from shock and loss of blood. His parents are well known residents of Hornsby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forstinr
May Rigon
Lisnrow
Harold
Wallis Tsing
Tuncurry
Taree Hospital
Dnethr
Fagan
Deversed
Hornsby
Copeland Mines Manager's Report On Timbering And Tunneling Progress
The Copeland Mines manager's report details ongoing timbering of the Lie tower shaft section, expected completion in time for machinery. Bridge and Newlons sections show reef stripping and ore extraction progress with six to seven tons of ore from two branches, and notable wall stability observations. North face shows eight feet of shaft depth with quartz not well defined and no clear gold samples, while overall ore recovery is reported for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Hiuitu
Iulgi
Bridge
Zawla
Stroud Edges Gloucester In Cape League Rivalry Classic
Stroud beat Gloucester 15 13 in a hard fought first league match on Saturday. Stroud led 10 0 at half and 13 5 after Gloucester tied late before Groves kicked the winning penalty, with key plays by Oldfield Berry Gorton and Haddon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandan
Gloucester
Gorton
Shoesmith
Stroud
Haddon
Igh
Amier
Groves
Stroud Jed
Jocala
Pritchell
McDermott
Wanderers Hold Off Stratford In Narrow Rugby Win
In Stratford, the Gloucester Wanderers fell 15 to 13 as Stratford converted a late chance. Stratford scorers included Clarke two tries and Greenaway one, with Reichert adding a goal for Wanderers. New players impressed, led by Ike Livermore, while Arthur West shone on the wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanderers
Stratford
Gloucester Wanderers
A. Clarke
K. Greenaway
W. Reichert
Arb
Clarke
Joe
Ray
Verricc
Ike Livermore
Arnold
Craig
Brennan
Arthur West
Inter
Charlie Greenaway
Golf June Tournament Opens With Large Entries
Arrangements are well advanced for the annual open golf tournament to be held on June 2 to 4. Mr G Dark of Dungoog is defending Gloucester District Open title while Mrs Byres of Waukhoor aims to retain the Ladies Championship Cup. A handicap trophy for players over 44 begins this year's events. Entries close May 26. a social function on Monday night April 4 is planned, with a strong social committee invited to attend. Dr Anderson is appointed Club Captain to ensure etiquette and order on the links. mixed foursomes will be held fortnightly with separate competitions for members and associates on alternate weekends. At Raymond Terrace, Mrs A Yates of the Gloucester Club won best 36 holes scratch score and took afternoon handicap, being runner-up in par handicap and morning stroke handicap. Canadian Foursome scores featured L Rye & A Turner 103 29 74 as best card among teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dark
Dungog
Byres
Waukhoor
USB
Anderson
Derkind
Raymond Terrace
A. Yates
Gloucester Club
L. Rye
A Turner
P. Roddy
E. Snow
W. G. Langford
R. Thurlow
A. Parish
A. T. Armstrong
C. Street
Dr. Anderson
W. Garner
T. Chariton
D.C. Rye
J. N. Stephens
A. Oldfield
H. Coote
Tennis A Grade Round Leads To Church Victory
The Church team crushed the Park Blues on their court while Stratford beat the Park Reds on the latter’s court. Esnton and Moore lost to Merchant and Smith in the first set as Easton had poor support. McAlpin and Matthewson started well for the Blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Park “Blues
Church Court
Park Reds
Stratford
Esnton
Moore
Merchant & Smith
Easton
McAlpin
Matthewson
Stratford Tennis Fixtures Report from Weekend Matches
Merchan t and Garner lost to Church ladies 20 games in the final sets while Moore and Banton leveled, Stratford men beat Small and West, J Wellard faltered, Presbyterians edged Gangal 38 to 40, Stratford lost to Waukivory by 10 games, and Factory faced Dy with Capitand Lear defeating St Josephs by 21 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant
Garner
Minsex McIntyre
Holton
Stratford Ladies
Church Ladies
Moore
Banton
Church
Stratford
Park Reds
Small
West
J. Wellard
B. Grada
Presbyterians
Gangal
Waukivory
Vnstors
A's
Wes
Capitand Lear
St Joseph's
Tre Blues
Congregational Mission and Stroud Baptist Church Notices
Congregational Mission Shannon Vale 11 Upper Craven 230 Barrington Hall 7 Pastor S J Buttle. Stroud Baptist Church Stroud 11 Booral Hall 7 Rev L H Shakesper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Mission
Shannon Vale
Upper Craven
Barrington Hall
S. J. Buttle
Stroud Baptist Church
Stroud
Booral Hall
L. H. Shakesper
Stroud Independent Baptist Church
Stratford
Bullahdeath
Girvan T Pan
Ree Presbyterian Church
Berries
Barrington Church
J. Webster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whatson
Gilseal
Gilshat
Australia
Aperial
Cavanough Gloucester Pharmacy
Domino
W. W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
Oid Bank N.S.W
A. W. Mowle
Queen St., Gloucester
The
Gloucests
Cole
Magento
Welcomie
Nemehd
Myr
Gregeon
Polley Magis
Messrs
Mawdan
Brbalt
Tega
Conetatilc Braun
Gioucerter
Vinngeon
Alleveal
Rawdon Vale
Ahaven
Bnek
Whitt
Aorse
Lalor
Vrain AG
CORK
Pho Taiber
Eat Fk Md Renope Amd Helpery
Nisinrar
Algia
Aueteline Uiversity
Sul Ton
Sridf
Wronten
H. Cooter
Teweller
Tria
Commonwealth Treasury
Cstmate
Vistr
Dr. McDonald
F.B.C.A
Hone
FSM
London
Webster, Jack and McDonald
Sydney
Tansaotint
Ton L. Adeless
Wingham
Loucester
Ay Dungog
Cloucester
Aptarnoon
Smith
Richardson, Andrews
Street
Wark, Jones, Baker
Brighton
Copeland Mines
Sporting News
Gloucester Reds
Gloucester Park
Outrim
Walf
Jack Giddey
Oldfield
Wison
Hee
Wilson
Monro
Glouseater
Falconer
Conn
Berry
Tea Gardens
Hme
Thia
Kar- Mah
Pearce
Wal Arnold
Chronicle
KIAS
Pan AM Wet
Star Theatre
Marion
Blacksmith Shoul
Wilken Street
Tlemewster
Extralia
Parkers Apply M Borlam Wingham
Gloucester Shire Council
J. BR. Higgins
Shire Prosidt
Steh Park
Harry N. Chaplin
W. J. Young
Church OF England
Whitsunaay
H.C . Barrington
H W. Rogers
Methodist Church
Bible Naga
R. C. Peeira
H. Johnston
MNARY
Kia-Ora
Tom Hicks
Stroud Road
George Hicks
Gostura
P. Baker
Sansom
Rabbit Skin Buyer
C. Walsh Brookfield
Britrust
GUT CO
Guwing
Market ST
School OF Arts Club
School of Arts
Barrington
Dargaville
C. K. Redman & Sons
Prough
Gloucester Fruit and Vegetables
B. Saxby
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