Gloucester Reserve Triumph In Harry Cross Cup Tie
Gloucester Reserve Grade Cup defeated Wingham Reserve Grade Cup 12 10 at Wingham Park on May 14 1932 in the opening Cup match of the season. Gloucester led 3 0 at half time and 10 3 after full time. The match drew a fair crowd with gate receipts around £15.
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Gloucester Triumph in Rugb y Match at Wingham
Players and crowd rose to fever pitch as Gloucester and Wingham battled hard. McDermid and Polley combined for a late try and Gloucester led 12 to 10 after a string of scrums and frees before the full-time whistle. Harry Cross Cup presented by Mr T W Gollan, Urner Manning Rugby League president, to Gloucester captain Mr W Kent.
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Call for United Action in State Constitutions Draws Lessons
The piece argues that state constitutions should curb borrowing and taxing powers, favor interstate trade oversight, and enable transparent revision. It highlights New England’s model, redistribution of powers between Commonwealth and states, and provincial councils to empower local autonomy within federation.
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Gloucester District Advertising Appeal
An appeal highlights Gloucester district’s 5000 residents needing food clothing and transport. It stresses Gloucester as a prosperous area and promotes advertising in the Gloucester Advocate as the district’s sole newspaper read by potential customers. It urges advertisers to gain a market share by placing ads.
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