Dance At Bulliac School Notice and Winners Named
A Friday night dance at Bulline School drew about 150 attendees including visitors from Gloucester Bundock and other areas. Mrs Bo Hooke organized decor and costumes with MC Mr Middlebrock guiding the event. Prizes were awarded in fancy dress toys and comic dress, with Rodman Griffith and Robinson winning top places. Takings amounted to 11 pounds 7 shillings with expenses 2 pounds 7 shillings. proceeds benefit the Bullise Parents and Citizens Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulline School
Gloucester
Bundock
Bo Hooke
Skibo
M.C
Dreas A. Robinson
C. Blanch
J. Merchant
W. Rodman
Miss Griffith
Bullise Parents & Citizens Association
J. Wellard
Thme
Gloucester Adiady notes and town updates 1933
The Gloucester Adiady reports a Tuesday meeting of the Tugrabakh Wabbit Sion Group at Mr J. 41 Smiths residence, deciding on a special destruction drive from October 10 to November 10, urging nearby groups to cooperate for near total effectiveness. It also covers a runaway horse incident involving Mr J Keogan’s horse and damages to Fordyce’s car, a Bowling Club dance reminder, and provincial political notes on writs and dates for the first reform Chamber elections in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugrabakh Wabbit Superession Group
Smith
Atelarchey-General
Manning
Legislative Council
Mow House
Christoins
Heatherdale P and C postpone big day event
Postponed due to wet weather the Heatherdale P and C Association planned a fund raising day for October 21 with 17 events for men women and children. The venue is Manchester Flats owned by Mr L Holmes, a scenic site beside the Harrington River with hillside views and a noted sports ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatherdale P. & C. Association
Sparta
Manchester
Calves in Sheep Van Offence Plea and Fines
Gloucester Police Court heard E Gibson in charge of a calf transport case involving a sheep van from Wingham to Ghtar about 600 miles. Calves rubbed against the van roof and were forced out. a fine of 10 shillings plus costs was imposed. A second defendant Hubert Allan faced a similar charge but the case was dismissed after delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gibson
W. J. Burigm
Bolton
Wingham
Gutar
Ghlar
Considian
Tinright
Sgt
Poltom
Hubert Allan
Ainright
Ponstable Considine
Arthur E. Smith
Arthur James Mason
P.M
Enright
Allan Livid
Vine
Aismiss
Locké Cup Final Yields Tie and Playoff Winner
Golf notes report the Locké Cup final tied between A Laurie and J McRae with net 29 percent, A Lansio winning the playoff over nine Nola. Aggregate nets list Laurie, McRae, Dr Anderson, Olifield, Charlton, Woodward, Streat, Moore, Parish, Roddy, Rye, Ashworth, Carolin, D Rye, Snow, Garner, Hawdon, and Rye among others. Monthly Medal led by T Charlton with 85 15 70 and H Coote runner-up with 89 17 72. committee plans a summer program and closes season with mixed foursomes. Associates to represent Gloucester in cricket match against Wingham. Dunngog Open Champion George Dark wins. Mrs Yates narrowly misses another title. Gloucester men’s club praised for their open meeting first effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton
Woodward
G. Streat
Moore
A. Parish
P. Roddy
L. Rye
T Ashworth
B. Carolin
D. Rye
E. Snow
W. Garner
Hawdon
Rye
Frins Junction
Gloucester
Wingham
Joeal Hinks
Yates
Rocky
Middlebrook
Parish
D. Figgins
Garner
Caro- Tan
Avyworth
Snow
Deakla
Asanctates
Daegu
Chiba
George Dark
Dungog
Miss Scoles
Tennis tournament results and upcoming matches
Saturday's play decided several men's singles results with McRae defeating Henderson and Wellard overcoming Monro in a tense late set while Merchant bested Smith. In doubles McInnes and Trotter won the handicap, and Allsopp with Carter swept mixed doubles. Next Saturday's schedule includes mixed doubles final, men's doubles semifinal, and singles semifinals with matches starting at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Merchant
Smith
D. McRae
W. Henderson
J. Wellard
J. Monro
A. Allhopp
K. Merchant
McRae
Wellard
Monro
McInnes
Trotter
Merchant
Garner
Joe Bignell
E. German
B. Coomber
1. Monro
A. Allaopp
Ryan
Miss Henderson
V. A. Allsopp
D. Carter
V. N. McInnes
Trotter Ser
Coomber
Monty
Welland
Allnapp
Taree Regains Bowls Shield from Kempsey Wingham and Gloucester
Gloucester visitors contested the Bowls Connell Shield at Taree on Saturday facing Kempsey Wingham and Taree on Taree green. Taree regained the shield with strong rounds led by Stokes who presided as president and L O Martin delivering the shield. Scores featured Gloucester 10 9 12 etc as listed with decisive wins by Abbott Murray Woodley and Bingley prior rounds. A separate friendly at Gloucester saw Lowlands Club visiting and Gloucester winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Kempsey
Street
Gloucester
Graham Gloucester
Chapman
Abbott
Wingtam
Woodley
Taree
Murray
Bingley
Wingham
Graham
Flower Show and Fair at Star Theatre
Flower Show and Spring Fair hosted by the Methodist Church will be held Thursday at the Star Theatre. Entries close at 10 a.m. with judges to begin at 11 a.m. Entries may be submitted via E Anderson on Church Street or M Newton at the Shire Chambers. Mrs A J White will officially open the event in the afternoon, with activities continuing at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Methodist Church
Mesira
E. Anderson
Church Street
M. Newton
Shire Chambers
A. J. White
Methodist Village
Mia
B. Anderson
VETOMETRISTS VISIT TO SYDNEY CONSULTING EVENT
Dr D I McDonald of Webster Jack and McDonald will be at the Commercial Hotel on Friday 27 October from 9 am to 5 pm for eye sight testing. Appointments can be made at Cavanough's Chemist, 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. McDonald
F.B.C.A
England Triumph in First League Test Over Australia
England defeated Australia four points to nil in the fifth Test, with Sullivan’s goal kicking and dazzling full back play shaping the win. Australia pressured late but failed to finish, while England relied on Sullivan for powerful touchline work and solid defense. Attendance around 3,000 marked a modest crowd for a England Australia match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Australia
Sullivan
Finniess
Tigland
Bngland
Prigg
Cliff Pearce
Ffield
Ridley
Brown
O'Connor
API
Atd
Rigslana
Ual
Frank
Peat
Important Clearing Dairy Sale in Gloucester
TOM HICKS in conjunction with Mesara Mathewson & Co. has received instructions from George Monro Bag to offer by public auction his CHOICE DAIRY HERD. Monro is giving up dairying for health reasons. The herd is high class, all cows are healthy, tested, and culled as needed. Full particulars will be published later. Also inviting tenders for erection of business premises in Church Street, Gloucester with plans at Paterson Easton & Co. Tenders close Saturday October 21, 1923 at 12 noon. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hicks
Mesara Mathewson & Co
George Monro
Monro
Church Street
Gloucester
Paterson, Easton & Co
Gloucester tender call for lease on Buckett's Road farm
Tenders invited for a three year lease of a 1 acre dairy farm on Buckett's Road, Gloucester, with closing date November 21. Details and specifications available from undersigned W. Pagleton and Mrs J Edwards at Brickett's Foal, Gloucester. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eniWols
Cloucester
W. Pagleton
Buckett’s Road
Gloucester
J Fdwards
Brickett's
Majestic Theatre Saturday Showings and Notices
Majestic Theatre shows Saturday with a special programme featuring Cddie Cantor in Palmy Days A Screams. Subscription accounts ending September 1933 issued. arrears two years or more will be placed with collectors if not settled within 14 days. Death notices and church service times listed for Gloucester and Barrington areas. memorials published for Rachel Mildred Tout and Langford family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Shawe
Majestic Theatre
Radin Cantar
Duce
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Whatson’s
GENT
J. Whatson
Ee L
Gloucester Pharmacy
Pein Saa
WN. W. Hawdon
P. Dawson
B.A
T S$. Wells
Whatson
Boura
David BH. J. Hill
Albert E. Wells
Willar Vist
T. Corbett
Fordyce
Mie
Banter
Mace
Weddeyday
Wight
School OF
Gloucester School of Arts Club
B. Anderon
Queensland
Gloucester Police Court
MR. Donaldson
Wallace
Fotheringham
Carping
Abbott Seccombe
Tait
Barnett
Home
Moxey
Powiel
Hemmeney
Seber
Duncan, Mullins
Harrison, Moore, Turner
Musro
Ashworth
Goddard
Kangaroos
No-Tay
Aélow
Australt
Moylor
W. McAdam Feeles
St. Bartholomew S Hospital
E. Whatson
The
Heatherdale P
George F. Landers
Presbyterian Church
M. Higgins
Srean
Bindera
Aoucester
Cddie Cantor
Palmy
Jack Holt
L&d
Grye
John H. Broadbent
Pat Funer
Ander
B. Billington
Tout
Rachel Mildred Tout
Ife
Memoriam
Langford
Auaiters and Sons
Church OF England
Barrington Church
H.C . Copeland
H.W. Roger
Rawdon Vale
Invergordon
A. Alexander
Stratford
Mr. Marsh
Congregational Mission
Coneac
Upper Craven
Barrington Hall
J. Battle
Stroud Independent Baptist | Church
Stroud School of] Arts
Bullabdelah
Girvan
H. Johonton
Onaven
Matthewson & Co
W. A. Harris
Magrant Creek
Jersey
Jersey Bulls
Jersey Helpens
Wojock
Gloucester Investments
Agency
Commonwealth Savings Bank Mercantile, Mutual Insurance CO Ltd
National Mutual Life Association
Gloucester Investments & Agency Co
Church ST
Bob Johnston
Barrington Street
H O'Neill
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