Gloucester Bobcats and local sports plus new serial
The Gloucester market price lists a rise to 1184/6 per cwt for choicest quality with 2/8 for boxes per cwt amid rains reducing production. The issue also launches a new serial Derek Campbell's Quest and reports cricket with Australia versus Derbyshire, plus Bradman at Kensington Oval scoring 252 not out. Local football notes, a derby clash at Upper Manning League, and herd testing data conclude the page.
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Bradman
Don Bradman
Kensington Oval
Sur-rey
Amy Johnson Completes Historic Flight to Darwin
English aviatrix Amy Johnson lands in Darwin at 3.57 pm after a 480 mile Tasman Sea crossing. Her record flight from England to Australia draws global acclaim, with messages from royalty and plans for further travel to Brisbane and Sydney, plus a £10,000 prize from Daily Mail.
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Amy Johnson
Avien Trix
England
Australisia
Fin Safe
Darwin
Tasman Sea
Bat
London “Daily Mail
Mines Thirty To Open At Aberdare Field
The Northern Collieries Association chairman Mr McDonald said 30 pits will reopen on Wednesday. Full workforce not immediately restored. as many as the pits can accommodate will return. Orders from foreign countries already reported and steady operation expected once reopened. no strike expected and seniority disputes on the Aberdare field seen as likely settled.
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Northern Collieries' Association
McDonald
Aberdare
Car Capsizes After Passing Collision Near Forbesdate School
Mr and Mrs Mulligan of Craven and their family visited Gloucester that Sunday to care for a grave. On returning their car collided with a friends’ vehicle near Forbesdate school. The back wheel collapsed and the car capsized twice, landing upright. Mrs Mulligan was badly cut and concussed, taken to hospital with the baby. Mr Mulligan aided her. other relatives were cared for by Mr and Mrs Fenning in Craven.
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Gloucester
Mya
Mulligan
Baby
Fenzing
Hayes
Forbesdale
Blunro
Forbes
Urstald
Fenning
Munro
Cattle disease row on quarantine and inoculation debate
The P P Boards Conference praised Queanbeyan and Muswellbrook for eradicating tuberculosis in dairy herds and urged local divisions to pursue similar actions. Debate on Queensland cattle quarantine stalled as Armidale's inoculation proposal was rejected, while officials consider tougher safeguards for border cattle and Sydney market impact. Londoners average about 512 journeys per person yearly.
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F. Longworth
Gloucester
P.P. Boards
Queanbeyan
Muswellbrook
Muncipal
Shire
Queensiana
Obituary for George Abbott Sen and Ferris
The obituary notes the death of G H Abbott at 79 in Wingham and lists his four sons and four daughters as survivors with details of their locations. It also records the funeral from E J Herkes residence at Wingham. Also noted is the Mayo Hospital death of Christopher Richard Ferris of Khatumbuhi Creek aged 50, with family details, graveside service by Rev P de Lauré Musgrave, and large attendance with pallbearers J P Ferris EF Ferris W Bris bane Windsor.
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George Abbott
Wingham T
G. H. Abbott
Ram
Norco
Abbott
Messrs
C. T. Abbott
Dungog
George
Kolodong
Allen and
Tom
Nooroo
Stivens
West Wyslong
E. J. Horken
Wingham
Muscie
Glenthorne
A. Laurie
Gloucester
Bert
E. J. Herkes
C. J. Ferris
Mayo Hospital
Taree
Christopher Richard Ferris
Khatumbuhi Creek
Candle Flat
8. Mills
Thiana
Lssie
T. Hadlow
Winghar
W. Brislane Knorritt
Gitza Ferris
England
John
Ernest
Windsor
Thomas
France
P. de Lauré Musgrave
J.P
Ferris
W. Brisbane Fun
L. Windsor
TENNIS FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY NEXT
Fixture list for A and B grades across venues including Church of England Park Blues Tugrabakh Barrington Stratford and St Josephs Copeland Forbesdate Park Gangat with byes noted. Gloucester District Tennis Association singles championship dates set for 7th and 8th June with entries closing 2nd June.
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Church of England
Park Blues
Tugrabakh
Barrington
Stratford
Park Reds
St. Josephs Vy
Copeland
Golf Notes Bogey Handicap and Cropley Shield Team
The bogey handicap winners and scores are listed with T Ashworth 1 up and several players down. Gloucester selects W Whitting, R Levick, T Ashworth, C Street, P Roddy, A J B Laurie for the Cropley Shield at Taree on 8 June. team subject to selector alterations.
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T. Ashworth
Roddy Square
Street
D. Rye
J, McRae
Whitting
Thurlow
Parish
Horner
J. Hawdon
Dwyer
L. Rye
J. Graham
L. &. Stree
T. Chariton
F . Hi) Street
Hall
Gloucester
Taree
W. Whitting
R. Levick
C. Street
P. Roddy
A. J. B. Laurie
Forbesdale Tennis Teams Triumph On Local Court
Forbesdale tennis reports Tugrubakh and Forbesale teams dominating play on Saturday with 46 to 33 final games and six nets to three. Obituary notes extend condolences to J Forbes and Ninness of Forbesvale for a sister’s death. Visitors at Ponteland greet Howell’s home and relatives of Newton and Relf with a warm welcome and healthful wishes.
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Tugrubakh
Forbesale
J. Forbes
Ninness
Forbesvale
Ponteland
Howell
Messrs
Newton
Relf
Red Cross Society Monthly Meeting Report
The Red Cross branch held its monthly meeting on Tuesday the 20th with members present including Mexiames 17 Rt Wad dell Goddard Hayden Gaston J. N. Laurie Gray and Hicks. Apologies from Mestames Whit more M Newton T Ashworth Russel Scott Tule and J R Higgins. Minutes read and correspondence dealt with a letter from Red Cross Headquarters requesting funds for local needs and clothing donations from the After Care Department. Headquarters sent thanks for the Button Day Appeal. Miss Piper of the After Care Department expressed gratitude for clothing aiding sick folk. Accounts passed. decision not to hold the June meeting unless needed. Annual Branch Meeting set for the third Tuesday in July. Two sacks of clothing sent to the After Care Department. more garments received for forwarding. A standing fund received 5/ for its purposes. REPORT OF CONFERENCE Mrs Waddell gave a report on the 1930 Red Cross Conference in New South Wales noting Premier Mr TM Bavin praised the Red Cross and TB work. £20,000 yearly needed for TB dependents. Discussions covered TB care, junior linkage, quotas to be decided later, and a harbour excursion for delegates concluded the conference.
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Red Croga
Mexiames
Waddell
Goddard
Hayden
Gaston
J. N. Laurie
Gray
Hicks
Mestames Whitmore
M. Newton
T. Ashworth
Russell Scott
Tule
J. R Higgins
Red Cross Heatquarters
Gloucester
Loeatslek
Iine
Movling IL
Tulso
Tis Cross
Piper
Carn
Red Cross
Red Cross Society of
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St. Anne's Hostel
TM. Bavin
Prercier
Bavin
Fiures
HK. Centrum
Department of Public Health
P.B
Denhayy
Varios Red Cross
Meedames Howden
Poston
Thanien
Bulls for Northern Queensland consignments noted
J Enright of Maitland has despatched three high class Hereford bulls from Blandford based stud and 19 Herd Books bulls from the Reynolds and Morrissey operation to Peak Pastoral Co at Rockhampton and Welan Estate. The bulls travel about 1100 miles by rail and road to reach Northern Queensland breeders. The same firm plans another consignment of bullocks and steers next week bought privately in the Riverina district.
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Queensland
J. Enright
Maitland
Peak Pastoral Co
Rockhamptom
Morrissey and Reynolds
Bt. Léonard Stud
Blandford
Darcie Reynolds
Messrs
Morrissey
Reynolds
Welan
Asme
Tomato Mangiohbe surpasses Maryana and Maryellosa in yield
Exhaustive tests in the Gosford district show Mangiohbe tomato variety equal to Maryana and Maryellosa in wilt resistance and superior in yield capacity.
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Gosford
Commercial MeBush Stock Sales Open With Strong Demand
Sydney stock buyers pushed prices higher at the opening cattle sales with brisk auctioneering and broad demand for all but the plain lots. prime and heavy beef sold well while inferior stock and worn cows were plentiful. district cattle at Homebush and Maitland saw steady to firmer prices across good to prime beef and yearling categories. Pigs showed steady to higher values with best heavy pigs around 15 to 16s and bacon pigs advancing, plump hogs and sows selling firm and fresh weights maintaining demand.
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Mebush
Sydney
Homebush
Winchcombe Carson
J.P. Euston
Gloucester
L. FR. Smith
Wrupp and Sons
Gresford
Maitland
B. W. Sparke
J. Enright
Minister's plan to fund organised gold prospecting parties
The Minister for Mines Mr Weaver outlined a scheme to boost gold prospecting and employ unemployed prospectors. It would organize prospecting parties under department control and aid private syndicates with equipment ration supplies and transport. Participants would guarantee equipment refunds if no payable ore is found, aiming to relieve unemployment and spur mineral discoveries.
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Weaver
Care of the Eyes and a Ladies Committee Meeting
Care of the Eyes urged as a concern with Optileans Webster Jack and McDonald of Pitt Street and Martin Place Sydney offering repairs. A meeting of 11 ladies is planned at Shire Hall on Tuesday June 8th 1980 at 3 pm to form a committee for the Association's Annual Ball arrangements convened by A M White.
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Webster
Jack
McDonald
Optletans
Pittst
Martin Place
Sydney
Shire Hall
A.M. White
Wanted to Buy Skinned Rabbit Carcases
Short notice ad seeking to purchase skinned rabbit carcasses at sixpence per pair. Apply J. Tassé 3 Barrin.
Thanks for swift aid after Tuesday night fire
Mr and Mrs J G Geale and family express formal gratitude to Mr J P Burnett for prompt action that saved them from fire. They thank Percy Jocks Ted Dayies and Mr Neilson gen ains for help, and especially Mrs Burnett Mrs Neilsonsen and Mrs Neilson Jnn who aided Mrs Gene. They also thank New Zealand Insurance Office for promptly repairing damaged parts.
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J G. Geale
J. P. Burnett
Percy
Jocks& Ted Dayies
Neilson
Ains
Burnett
Neilsonsen
Neilson Jnn
Gene
Geale
New Zealand Insurance On
Important Dairy Farm Auction at Port Macquarie
Administrators of the late Al Blair sell by auction on the Hastings River at Port Macquarie two dairy farms and associated grazing lands. No.1 Parm Farm, 97 acres with dwelling and outbuildings. No.2 Farm, 100 acres used for grazing and dairy facilities. No.4 Blackmans Point, 1 acre with small dwelling. No.5 22 acres near Blackman's Point School. No.6 Hayden's Creek, 95 acres with 6 acres of second class cultivation. Possession July 1. Inspection invited. details from Graham & Lindsay Auctioneers Wauchope.
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al Blair
Port Macquarie
Glen Bwan
Hastingsiver
F. Wood
Wauchope
Blackman’s Point
MacSonter
Garriener
Hayden's Creek
Wanted Dairy Farm on Crown Lease No. 4717
Government Gazette notice from April 11 1930 sets apart 65 acres in Bindera parish Gloucester land district for grazing only Crown land. Area located about four miles north of Copeland village. J Herlihy Under Secretary for Lands states full information and application forms provided by Crown Land Agent free of charge.
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Bindera
Gloucester
Copeland
J. Herlihy
Comprehensive Oak Lownie Hed and Bedding Set Bundle
A historic listing describes a large roomful of furniture and household items for sale or inventory in a tearoom setting. Included are wardrobes, beds, dressers, tables, chairs, blinds, curtains, pictures, piano, gramophone, kitchen cookware, glassware, shelving, and a range of laundry and farming implements. The catalog details multiple rooms and a veranda setup with extensive furnishing and household goods.
Private Boarding Establishment Proclaims Trespass Prosecution
Notice from W W Wilson acting for Upton and Cromarty warns against timber cutting cyaniding shooting or any trespass on Geneac property after May 13, 1930 with pursuit of legal action.
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Geneac
W. W. Wilson
Upton & Cromarty
Revival service with A Dicksort Stroud at seven
A church revival begins at 7 pm featuring speaker Reverend A Dicksort Stroud and MC Hooke guiding the program. Attendees are invited to join the evening event hosted by the congregation.
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Dicksort Stroud
T. MC Hooke
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