Farewell Basket Social for Mr and Mrs Li Marsh
An advertisement notes a farewell function to Mr and Mrs HM Li Marsh at the School of Arts Hall on Thursday evening with a basket social and musical program. A presentation to Mr Marsh is planned. residents are invited to subscribe via Committee members or Treasurer Mr Tom Hicks in the coming days. Mr Marsh is temporarily in Wauchope, headed to South Australia soon. Car fire at Walmeley’s Filling Station damages a Graham Paige while police were summoned to Giro Road. The car fire affected rear wheels, upholstery, and top. insurance details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Marsh
School of Arts
Marsh
Tom Hicks
Wauchope
South Australia
Hob Taylor
Walmeley
Graham-Paige
Taylor
Gloucester
Giro
Braun
Casey
H. L. Marsh
D. Ro Higgins
M, Newton
Forbesdale Recreation Club Proposed For Worthesdale District
A Monday May 7 meeting in the Worthesdale local hall discussed forming a Forbesdale Recreation Club to benefit members socially physically and mentally. A committee proposed weekly meetings with a 5 shillings half year membership for over 15s and 2 shillings 6d for under. 1 shilling per night for non members. Members have already attended three sessions with boxing and exercises, plus a heart and blood system lecture by Mr Hawes and bars donated by Mr Harvey Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthesdale
Forbesdale Recreation Club
Harvey Robinson
Hawes
Why Send Your Orders Away at City Prices
An ad directed to H. Coots, jeweler, Gloucester, urging local customers to send orders in and promising city price satisfaction. It notes trial, catalogues on hand, and guaranteed satisfaction. The language emphasizes convenience and trust in local shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Coots
Jeweller
Gloucester
Optometrist Visit Ad in Sydney Hotel Notice
Mr D I McDonald F B C A of Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Ltd will attend and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel on Friday 1st, 9 am to 5 pm. Appointments may also be arranged at Cavanough's Chemist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I, McDonald
F.B.C.A
F.8.m.c
London
Webster, Jack and McDonald
Sydney) Ltd
Cavanough
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce holds monthly meeting
The Gloucester Chamber of Commerce and Development League met at the School of Arts Club hall with officers including W. W. Bachan presiding. Topics covered included road linking Bunyah and Holstein's, letter boxes, rural school plans, a £300 grant, grandstand costs, fire hose and tree planting, mining field development, ambulance facilities, and producing district industrial statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce and Development Lague
School of Arts Club
Messrs
W. W. Bachan
J. L. Hogg
C. B. Snodgrass
W. Street
L. E. Street
W. Batger
McAndrews
Hs, Goddard
L. Rye
B. 5. Bowden and B. P. Dawson. Hunyah-Brown Creek Road
Bunyah
Progress’ Association
Holstein's
Messrs. Hogg & Bowden
Bunyak Progress Association
Messrs. Howard
Hime & Ravenshaw Sts
Tyrell and Ravenshaw
Snodgrass
Gloucester
Spooner
Mesars
Batger
C. W. Street
Golf Notes Ball Best Ball Versus Par Event Results
Golf notes recap the 4-ball best ball match where Olifield and Street won 1 up after a 10/14 starting mark. Roddy and Turner were 1 down, others listed include Langford Thurlow 7 down and Chariton Parish 9 down, with associates draw to handicap matches scheduled for tomorrow showing a slate of matchups among Mrs. Cavanaugh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Olifield
C. Street
P. Roddy
A. Turner
J. Dawaon
H. Coote
W. Garner
Anderson
W. G
Mra. Cavanaugh
J. Garner
Middlebrook
Carolan
Oldfield
Armstrong
Street
Bnow
Horner
Hoge
Parish
Thurlow
L. CG
Boustead
Fatries
Open Golf Tournament at Gloucester Golf Club
Splendid entries for the Annual Open Tournament at Gloucester Golf Club during King’s Birthday holidays. Competitors travel from Tamworth Quirindi Dorrigo Newcastle and nearby areas. Draws shown for Saturday June 2 with events across Men’s Ladies and Mixed Foursomes including alterations to the programme due to mixed event participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Golf Club
Dr. Anderson
V. R. Penney
B. P. Dawson
A. Turner
T. N, Stephens & Partner
Tennis competition play and annual Gloucester clash
Weather delayed last Saturday’s matches as Church beat Park Beus by 18 on its court and Presbyterians crushed Stratford by 20 on theirs. The Gloucester District Tennis Association announces the annual tournament from Saturday to Monday with many matchups listed, and a list of players and organizers to report at 10 am for instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Beus
Stratford
Gloucester
Saturley
Sandigetis
Mares
Taylor
Ken Merchant
Garner
R. Smith
A. Caubls
Wellart Sweeney
Kethr
Merchant
W. Robinson
J. Monro
B. Marsh
Smith
Norton
Miss G. Taylor
J. Cameron
Booret
D. Henderson
H. Taylor
J. Webeck
Misses Mooper
Crowfoot
Misses Trinder
Considine
Cameron & Akhurst
J. Smith
Miss Latter
Waters
J. Weveck
Holmes
Mra. Holmes
Motire
Miss Aknarat
Mins Taylor
Boorer
Miss Crowfoot
Shultz
Chubb
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Influenza Colds
An old patent medicine claim touts Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy for influenza and colds. The advertisement markets the product with promises of quick relief and health benefits, typical of early 20th century patent remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Gloucester Defeats Stratford 10 to 3 in Damp Park Match
Gloucester beat Stratford on the Park by 10 to 3 in a brisk contest marked by strong defense and solid tackling. The first round of the competition concluded with Gloucester showing superior handling and passing despite wet conditions and a chilly breeze. Stratford pressed late but could not overturn the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Stratford
Din Clarke
Ieik
Sind
Jong Quats
Eloncoster
Landers
Blues
Lee
Joe Clarke
Shoempith
Wis
May
Ray Cracke
Ken Widfield
Ynipee
Duck Gilney
Arnone
Tull
Stentfart
Blay
Haddon
Conn
Hee Gray
Commercial Homebush Stock Sales Report
Sydney Monday market reports a yarding of 2380 cattle mostly light weights with scarce prime bulls and stronger demand. Prime dealers and yearlings ranged 26s to 28s8d, prime light 25s, medium and good trade 22s9d, best cow beef 19s8d per 100lb. Maitland Fat Cattle yarding around 960 with larger supply and brisker competition, heavy hillocks scarce but good lightweights better, bullock prices rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Sydney
Maitland
Calves at market show average supply and steady demand
Calves were in average supply with about 300 penned and mostly medium quality. Prime and heavier calves sold well at last day rates, while other grades were cheaper. Beat heavy calves bringing 30 to 45 shillings, prime bobbies 26/6 to 32/-, medium weights 18/- to 23/-, prime light about 12/- to 1/6, others from 3/-.
Gloucester Literary Debating Society Moves Pictures Evening
The Gloucester Literary & Debating Society invites the public to an evening in the School of Arts Hall showing Moving Pictures including The Romance of Oil and The Dairying Industry. Admission is free. Programs note Church of England schedules with Rev. H. W. Rogers at Stratford Forbesdale and Gloucester locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yetock
School of Arts
Shell Oil Company
Church OF England
Gloucester
H.C . Stratford
Forbesdale
H. W. Rogers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whatson
Metalassie
Georgette
J. Whatson
Australia
A. J. Cavanough
Gloucester Pharmacy
W. W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
Bank N.S.W
A. W. Mowle
Queen St., Gloucester
Mrs. Marsh
Chamber. OF Commerce Meeting
Ratger
Drummons
Rye and Batger
Vincent
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Creek
Bowden
Messrs Bowden
Leyrataford Shoud
Alouchstar Wanderers
Stroud
Wanderers
Ore Livermore
Cliff Gordon
Gloucester Literary & Debating Society
Star Theatre
Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
Limel Barrymore
Giboria Stuart
Be ‘Whee
Book Forly
Rabbit Skin Buyer
Thorsday
WALSH
Brookfield
Tenis Aire
Milea
H. B, Laurie, R. Be, Laurie, Nowendoe
Barrington Hall
Upper Barrington
Shelton
Corbett's Cafe
RED Cross Society
Elizabeth Dawson
Presbyterian Church
P. A. Deards
Carnival Committee
Barrington
Nowendoc
J. Forbes
Nilson
Bert
A. Alexander
Forberdale
Bowman Farm
Pereira
Congregational Mission
Tugrabakh
Copeland
J. Buttle
Stroud Baptist Church
the Branch
Stroud Q
L. H. Shakespeare
Independ't Baptist Church
H. Jormaten
Les. Parish
the Diggers
Majestic Theatre
KIT Kat Orchestra
the Majestic
Curren
England
S.J. Glover
West Maitland
Gloucester & District Poultry Club
Gloucester Showground
Jory
F. Latton
Hume Street
Annou
Kia-Ora
Miver
Tom. Hicks
Stroud Road
Clareval
George Hicks Ltd
A. B. Tull
Coneac
Gus Forbes
Jersey
Ross
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