Tennis fixtures for Gloucester District Lawn Tennis Assoc
A dated listing of Saturday fixtures across divisions with matches among Factory Forbesdale Reds Waratahs Stratford Blues Presbyterian Thistles Park Reds Park Whites Barkeldine Copeland Church of England and others. The schedule spans May through August with byes noted and season draw to be published.
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Akatn
Factory
Forbesdale Reds
Presbyterian’ Waratahs
Stratford
Forbesdale Blues
Presbyterian Thistles
Park Reds
Park Whites
Barkeldae
Church of England Park Blues
Copeland
Morbesdale Reds
Presbyterian Waratahs
Bark Dine
Church of England
Park
Fats
Presbyterian
Waratahs
Barkeldine
Park Blues
Presbyterian Warstairs
Porkesdale Blues
Presbyterian ‘Thistles
Bartkeldine
Thistles
Barkeld
Presbyt
Church of England v
Waukivory
Gangat
Wankiver
Wankivery
Church of Englant
Will Bee
Park v. Factory
Park and Stratford
Curch of England
Petrol cow at Milbrook fuels wings with 20 gallons
Milbrook Vic on Wednesday morning hosts a winged cow tale after Pilot Jimmy Broadbent lands post round Australia run. He drains 20 gallons of aviation petrol from his tanks to lighten the aeroplane for takeoff, drawing locals with buckets and drums and even a passing Victorian Parliament member to help collect the fuel.
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Milbrook
Vic
Jimmy" Broadbent
Australia
Adelaide
Melbourne
Red Cross Society Holds June Meetings and Plans.Button Day
The Red Cross Society met at the School of Arts on Tuesday the 21st with Mrs Higgins presiding. Members agreed each member to contribute four garments for the Anzac parcel, discuss Button Day on July 4 and plan a community singing event at the Majestic Theatre on June 6. Donations of a cup and saucer for afternoon tea were requested. The next meeting is June 18.
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School of Arts
Tuesay 21
J. R. Higgins
Mesdames White
L. E. Street
Powell
Perrin
Matthews
Glover
Dawson
Crowe
Gray
Garner
J. Steet
Gorton
Red Cross
Anzac
Majestic Theatre
Mes- Asmes Crowe
Commercial Homebush stock sales report from Sydney market
Monday yarding in Sydney shows prime cattle competitive with strong prices. Queensland cattle absent. bullocks to £10 12s, cows to £7 2s, good to prime beef 22s to 25s, yearlings 24s to 27s. Maitland sale notes about 1000 fat cattle, mixed quality, best bullocks to £9 3s 6d, cows to £5 10s, vealers to 4s. Calves around 800 with slight Vat. pigs about 600, medium porkers common, bacon pigs 48s to 54s, heavy porkers 32s to 45s 6d.
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Homebush
Sydney
Dewar
Queensland
Wouters
Maitland
First Bank at Tennant Creek Opens in Remote North
Progress at Tennant Creek goldfield is visible as the English Scottish and Australian Bank opens a branch there and a second hotel is built of iron in Melbourne to be shipped by rail and road. The field spans about 30 by 17 miles, 230 miles north of Alice Springs, with rail service set to rise to a weekly run. The bank sits on a natural earth floor in galvanised iron, the sole Australian bank of this design, and its first depositor arrived with 750 ounces of local gold.
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Tennant's Creek
Melbourne
Alice Springs
Macdonnell Ranges
Birdum
Darwin
North Australia
Commonwealth Railway
Alice Springa Line
Australia
Cls & Branch
A. Denk
Britain's meat supplies from dominions and Britain
Newcas tle Abattoirs representative Mr E Burke outlines 1984 meat origins for Smithfield Market. Beef totals reached 242 921 tons with 63 percent from Argentina, 15 from Great Britain, 15 from Dominions. Mutton and lamb 139 201 tons dominated by Dominions, pork 48 878 tons mainly from Dominions and Britain.
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Smithfield Market
London
E. Burke
Newcastle
Argentina
Great Britain
Dominions
Britain
Great Britain and Ireland
H. W. G. Millman
Trish Breil
Wtal
Briain
Ireland
Why Not Champion Cattle Drafter at Grafton Show
Why Not won the New South Wales champion camp draft at Grafton Show, after triumphs at Scone Bushmen’s Carnival and Quirindi Show. The mare, by Lord Laddo from Thurza, 143 hands, ridden by Bruce-Winn of Katupna, represents Armidale owner Jack Mitchell and tops Australia’s camp drafting scene.
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N.S. Wales
Grafton
Tast
Scone
New South Wales
Lord Laddo
Jack Mitchell
Armidale
Bruce-Winn
Katupna Station
Australia
Rabbit skin market Shows steady demanda and rising prices
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd report last Wednesday 91 tons catalogued with good demand. Heavy pelts sold well and prices rose about 1d to 2d per lb. Winters up to 554d lb, autumns 250 to 270d, racks 18d to 20d, best pelts 78d, 1 best does to 324d, damaged skins 124 to 264d. Fox skins larger supplies with low grade in poor demand and 5 to 10s per doz lower, better sorts firm. Also Singer sewing machines available from £4 10s to £12 10s. Bedford Bros Gloucester agent.
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Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
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Gloucester and District
Grime & Small
Archie White
Gloucester
Tennis News
Gloucester District Lawn Tennis Association
Startfont
Fact
RED Cross Society
Dodger
Mary River
Fanny Bay
Dodger Bine
Moore’s Modern Pharmacy
Singer Sewing Machines
Isto
Bedford Bros
F. Wes ‘Ton
Commercial Hote
Kapok &Downquilts
Art
S.W
Dunlop Perdriau
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