Nagel stars in Melbourne Test as England collapse
Lisle Nagel, a tall right arm bowler, produced a brilliant spell at the Melbourne Cricket Ground to help dismiss England for 60 in their first innings. Australia, despite a thunderstorm delaying play, began their second innings on a damaged wicket with 2 for 19 as Nagel and others troubled the English. The Gloucester Adora reports details of Nagel’s 82 worded figures and the broad context of the day’s play, including scores for both sides and the day’s interruptions.
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Melbourne
Monuay
Lisle Nagel
Jwas
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Australia
Gloucester Fufle Club
Wightera
Thornbury
J.B. Price
W. Hayman
T. McDonald
C, Baker
J. Fines
A. Johnston
J. Landers
R. Wratten
Robinson
Farewell to Mr Kent At Gloucester Theatres
About sixty people gathered at Majestic Theatre Friday night to bid farewell to Mr W G Kent a Gloucester Football Club and Rugby Football League president. Local footballers and supporters arranged the event with speeches by Hee Gray and others. Gifts included a leather case pipes tobacco pouch and fountain pen.
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Majestic Theatre
W. G. Kent
Hee. Gray
Kent
Gloucester
Gloucester Rugby Football League
Arthur Turner
Messrs. F. Foley
HL McGee
Warrior Club
C. Britten
Gloucester Football Club
C. Greenaway
Stratford Club
G. Farley
Wanderers
J. Cwhane
G. McDonald
Horner
Golf
Street
Vic. Slade
Stan Deards
Collins
H. Sansom
C. Hopley
Landis
Gray
Rent
Messrs
F. Foley
J. Hazelwood
R. Johnston
Government Drops Destitute Maintenance Bill in Assembly
The government halted the Destitute Persons Maintenance Bill, introduced by Education Minister Mr. Vedrmond, due to ministerial opposition. The measure aimed to require near relatives to support those unable to maintain themselves by seeking court orders for contributions from relatives.
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Legislative Assembly
Vdrwmeond
Tzim
Commercial Krambach stock sales report
Paterson Harton and Co report light yarding of fats and store cattle at last Wednesday's sale. Supplies met requirements but prices declined on last day. Demand for fat cattle was strong but clearances remained hard at lower rates. Dairy cattle roughly steady. Lightweight bullocks and steers priced near last rates. cows also near previous levels.
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Krambach
Paterson, Harton & Co
W. Flannery
H. Plannery
H. Deer
Maitland Fat Stock and Calf Sale Report
Maitland fat stock sale reports about 850 cattle with good medium weight descriptions and last week's rates maintained. Best bullocks to £10 18 6, best cows to £1 3 6, best yealers to £6 19 6, pigs to 63/ with excess supply and cheaper prices. calves mostly mid range with few good ones.
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Maitland
W. Sparke Ltd
Armidale Country Movement Conference Protests State Power
At the Armidale conference Senator Hardy urged uniting country movements to back primary production and form a Commonwealth wide body. He warned that further elections could shrink rural influence and pressed for federal reform to ease government costs. Gloucester subgroup pushed party constitution changes amid debate.
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United Country Movement
Hardy
Canberra
New England
New South Wales
House of Representatives
Lyons
Ure
Commonwealth
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U.C.P
Somerton
Drummonds
Gloucester
W. W. Hawdon
Berhalf
Country Party
Central Council
Methodist Church Leaves for Three Months Holiday
Mr Marsh longtime Methodist leader granted three months leave, plans to return to South Australia in early December. An emergency minister in the denomination for five years, he will be replaced in town by a Leigh College student during Christmas vacation. The local band extends leave of absence to him, and Mr Dillon aims to engage in active church work after his ministry duties begin December.
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Methodist Church
Marsh
South Australia
Leigh College
Maren
Dillon
Cricket gives Stratford a close win in tricky conditions
Ginger Merchant scores a century for Tagisbakh against Stratford as umpires settle on 6 30 start. Avon Valley dominates Fielding. Dennett 5 for 88 and McAlpine shines after early troubles. Second Grade sees Endeavours, Ward's River, and Copeland clash with tight margins and solid innings.
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Stratford
Price
McAlpine
Mar Endeavours
Avon Valley
Endeavours
Wiselly
Avott Valley
Don
Watson
Wathing
Gy Garner
Easton
Munro
Henderson
Fraser
Wilson
Pugrabakh
Tubrabakh
Tor
Merchant
Smith
Iave
Ave
Barrington
W. Gordon
C. Yates
Yates
Chisholm
Ward
River
Hazelwood
Thorman
R. West
Holmes
W. Gar
Ner
K. Andersom
Copeland
Tipper Barrington
Upper Barrington
Bartlett
O'Connor
Woodger Car
Curran
Granites field reports value loss in western section
Melbourne notes that the western Granites field in Contract Australia was deemed practically valueless by Masaru G Lindsay Stark and C G Gideon. Granitex eastern section responses await Clark Gibson and engineer Powell. Ramay reports on two leases show ironstone and weak shales, with valley beds and no confirmed lode values.
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Granites
Austraia
Masaru
G. Lindsay Stark
C. G. Gideon
USA Fisid
Granitex Development
Day Ramsay
Messrs Clark and Gibson
R. W. Powell
Ranway
Valley Leas
Ramany
Ramwiy
Nat Mceived
Hulle Dasays
Music for Boxing Night Dance Tender Notice 1832
Barrington Public Hall invites tenders for supply of music for a dance on Boxing Night December 26 1832. Tenders close Saturday December next to D M Beaton secretary. Tenderers must state number of musicians and instruments. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
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