Death at Barrington and town rodeo notes
Death of Mrs. Margaret Harris in Barrington at 43 after heart trouble, funeral planned from Lower Barrington Church to Barrington cemetery. Walcha Rodeo highlights include Charlie Taylor winning stock draft and horsemanship, Bou Prowler and Bill Webeck pairing, plus circus popularity and Gloucester events. Also mentions Manning River Times milestone and Copeland dance fundraiser.
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Barrengton
Barrington
Margaret B. Harris
Wm. Harris
Tay Jor
Taurie Gorton
Jean Ala Ina Gorton
Lower Barrington
Walcha
Charlie Taylor
Charlie
Bou
Bill Webeck
Webek
Bobe
Maisie
Gloucester Golf Club sixth annual open tournament report
The Gloucester Golf Club hosted its sixth annual open tournament over a sunny weekend. Visitors from Taree Wingham Forster Dungog Maitland and Cooma joined local players in mixed events and the Gloucester District Open Championship won by Russell Harsty with strong showings from R Street Lyndon and others.
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Gloucester Golf Club
Ruy
Taree
Wingham
Forster
Bullidetan
Dungog
Maitland
Waratah
Cooma
Russell Harsty
Joe Wingwam
Ross Street
Gloucester
Lyndon
Egline
EU Curdo
Humber
Gielffin
Hineheon
Lie Associates
Feuail
M. Newton
B. Dawson
Jani
A. Pearson
Drinkwater
W. Kennedy
J. Mackie
Ci H.J' Soden
C. W. Scott
War KR
Smith
Wits
K. Street
F. Lyndon
J. Hireckenridge
G. Hughes
2. McLéod
J. O'Brien
M. Yar~ Tud
G. Dark
W. Gibson
Lake
A. Parish
R. Street
RK. Hardy
R. Street Anit
Hu Hardy
R. Lyndon
Anderson
Gibson
N. Mooney
Eldelahy
A. Pariah
E. Lake
Dungop
Bill Walshe
J. McLeod
A. Allsopp
Breckenridge
H. Coote
Gloucester Magpies Beat Nabiac In Close Rugby Clash
Gloucester Magpies traveled to Nabiac and won 16 14 after a tight match. R Gorton opened scoring, Greenaway and Oldfield added tries, Ricketts kicked goals for Nabiac, and a late Oldfield goal sealed Gloucester’s victory. The Hawkes from Forster visit Gloucester next week.
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Nabiac
R. Gorton
Gloucester
Greenaway
Oldfield
Giddey
Olifield
Ricketts
Nat Tong
Magpies
Nauiwe
Eed
Nablac
Theas
THE
Hawkes
Forster
Ue Magpies
Golf Notes Draw For Locke Locke Medal Competition
The Associates publish the draw for the Locke Locke and Monthly Medal event to be played tomorrow. Matches include Pearson versus Newton, Yates against Easton, Matthews versus Parish, Britt versus Holland, Middlebrook versus Laurie, Garner versus Easton, Higgins versus Parish, King against Street, Muncy versus Cavanaugh, Hawdon against Ashworth, Le Quesne versus Mackay, Dawvony against Weekes, Bennett against Thompson. Any associate not paired who desires a game will be arranged at the club house.
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Locke Locke
Mmos. Pearson
Newton
A GRADE Tennis Draw for Saturday Matches
The draw lists matches in A GRADE: Factory versus Forbesdale, Park versus Presbyterian, Teachers versus Barrington, with Rockburst a bye. B GRADE includes Park I against Factory, Presbyterian versus Forbesdale, Teachers versus Stratford I, Barrington, Copeland, Stratford I versus Park I, Barrington Village versus Waukivory, and a bye for Gengat.
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Forbesdale
Park v. Presbyterian
Barrington
Park I
Presbyterian
Stratford I
Copeland
Barrington Village
Waukivory
Builiae
Gengat
Harris Cup Singles Handicap and Round One Results
Ebbeck 4 on beat White 1 to 10 in the singles handicap. Thomas beat McIntyre 4 on 31 to 27. In the singles championship and president's cup first round results Anderson defeated White 1 to 26, Adama defeated Whatson 1 to 49, Lowe defeated Griffin 82 to 22.
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Ebbeck
White
Thomas
McIntyre
Anderson
Adama
Whatson
Lowe
Griffin
Police Court Proceedings in Gloucester
George R. McBain was fined 10 shillings for being drunk in Gloucester on Saturday. McBain’s lawyer Mrs J. W Hawdon also faced a charge of supplying liquor to an aborigine, Alfred Cook. Eric Neville White pleaded not guilty and was remanded to June 1. Alfred Cook also pleaded not guilty and was remanded to June 14. Sergeant Hughes indicated the need for Sergeant Smede’s evidence. Bail set at ten pounds was allowed.
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A. Brorson
A. McRae
Gloucester
Dairy Cr Ltd
Ania
Sydney
My. d. G. Wilson
Pastures Protection Boards
Smede
Ture
FCA
Focal Police Court
Bob Parley
Day Farley
Bob
Messrs
Thomas
M. Newton
Ja.p
George R. McBain
J. W Hawdon
McBain
Alfred Cook
Eric Neville White
White
Hughes
Ball of Self
World’s Richest Man Jol D Rockefeller Dies in Florida
New York reports Jol D Rockefeller died early Sunday at his Lumend Beach Winter home in Florida from heart failure. He would have turned 98 in July. His philanthropic legacy centers on four major bodies the Rockefeller Foundation, General Education Board, Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial, and the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research.
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New York
Jol D. Rockefeller
Lumend Beach
Florida
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundation
General Education Board
Lair Spelman Rockefeller
Taree Glit Bar Girls Draw With Gloucester In Close Hockey Match
The Taree forwards and Gloucester both scored five goals as the teams battled to a 5 5 draw. Gloucester pressed late but a final free hit by Gloucester sealed the near miss for Taree in a tight finish.
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Gloucester
Taree
Bath
Carver
Tke Cinal
Successful Tennis Tournament At Park By Church Guild
The Church of England Ladies' Guild conducted a Tuesday tennis tournament at the park. Mrs N Thomas of Chatswood won with 47 games, receiving a prize from Mrs A J White. second prize went to Miss Rett with 42 games. Over 20 players from Gloucester and the country took part. visitors included Mrs A J White who presented prizes. A jumble stall and refreshments were provided, run by Mr Rogers and Guild members.
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Church of England Ladies’ Guild
Mra. N. ‘Thomas
Chatswood
J. R. Higgins
Mra
A. J. White
Ruth Rogers
Mins Late Rett
Rogers
Ladiga’ Guild
Baldwin to resign as Prime Minister in late May
The Associated Press reports that Mr Baldwin will submit his resignation to the King around May 27 or 28. The King is expected to recall Mr Neville Chamberlain to form a new cabinet with a reconstruction that delays wider changes until after the Imperial Conference. Baldwin is anticipated to become a peer as Raz Baldwin of Benny and may remain as a Conservative confidant in the House of Commons.
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London
Thiraway
Associated Press
Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Baljwin
Raz Baldwin
Benny
Mall
Balingin
Olives Baldwin
Paistey
mUrtesy Lite
Viscourt
Shropshire
Asignaton
Conservative
Siliein
Stratford P and C Association Meeting Notes
The Stratford P and C Association met at the school on May 18 with large attendance. Correspondence from the Education Department asked for rust desks to replace worn ones, a shelter shed request from MLA C B Bennett was noted, and 45 loads of firewood were reported as available for the school. A first aid kit was to be procured, and Ryan and Leech were elected to attend a conferences in Gloucester on June 8 and 10 to discuss high school facilities. the meeting closed after discussions with a $30 payment.
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Straiton! Puvenys and Citizens
L. Leven
Eduation
Uso
C. B. Bennett
Heminaster
Ryan Bul
Leech
Valenta Po
Gloucester
Tmne
Afligh
Merling
Commercial Homebush stock sales report from Sydney cattle and calves market
Market rundown from Sydney Monday reports mainly on fat cattle and calves at Maitland and Homebush yards. Indications show mixed demand with prime cattle stronger, cows to high prices, calves firm for good quality, pigs described as in average to good demand, overall market slim with varied prices across classes.
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Homebush
Sydney
Pitt
Sam and Badgery
Maitland
Mundi Hole
Auckers
New Renal
Nic J. G. Fraser
Nye
Cash Matthewson & CO
Use Of Stock Reserves Advertisement Notice
Drovers and stock owners are warned that use of reserves beyond entitlements under the Act will not be countenanced. The privilege of traveling stock and reserves cannot be extended beyond lawful period or provision.
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Roaril
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