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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
3
Advertises 36 inch fancy floral voile in new designs and colors at 1/4 yard and 1/4% per yard. Includes 36 inch pique voiles with floral and striped effects at various yard prices. Also features 36 inch heavy quality check gingham fadeless 1 shilling per yard and 36 inch Clyde linen finish fast colors in multiple shades.
The Anderson Trophy event draws interest as recent handicap games end with Tresidder 126 over Street 84 Boorer 120 over Anderson 105 Thomas 122 over Smith 108 Boorer 121 over Adams 116 Woodward 124 over Goddard 111 Street 120 over Anderson 106 Smith 121 over MacAndrew 3 Woodward 120 over Andrews 10 Adams 121 over Street 109 Tomorrow features Anderson Trophy competition with additional games planned for the week and invites those unable to participate to attend.
The Locke Cup final round will be played tomorrow with a stroke handicap in matches Anderson against Chariton Garner versus Pansh Armstrong versus Oldfield McAntosh versus Street Moore versus Rudd Rye versus Charlow Thomas versus Coote Brambly versus Snow Jeffrey versus Langford Turner versus Woodward J McKaen bye The Associates note Mrs Street won the cup with nett 318 and Mrs Yates runner up with 327. Snow won the stroke handicap with 114 36 78 and other results listed for several players.
In an address at Lithgow’s Hoskins Memorial Church Rev Thomas Mathers warned of unhealthy modern trends. He said the devil comes not with a cloven hoof but as a refined gentleman, turning theft into embezzlement and grand larceny into high finance. He cited social glamor masking vice and the rise of cocktail parties and limousines.
A stone age cave site is reported near Kharatoul on the Cau cass slopes in Russia. The cave at 250 feet up the mountains held flint and bone tools and skeletal remains of prehistoric animals including a cave bear and primitive bull.
The NRM A warns that tiny loose surface on country roads after dry spells can cause skids on curves. Top ping binds after rain but is dangerous when dry, so motorists should slow and avoid sudden steering. A Times boarding-house ad says part board.
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