Gloucester cricket league hit by rain washouts
Rain washed out second day of the Gloucester district cricket association round. After opening day results Gloucester drew with Barrington, Carsons drew with Tugrahbak, Ward's River beat Stratford on first innings, and Stroud Road led Piper's Flat. Upcoming fixtures include Barrington vs Ward's River at Barrington and Stratford vs Piper's Flag at Stratford.
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Gloucester District Cricket Association
Gloucester
Barrington
Carsons
Tugrabahk
Ward's River
Stratford
Stroud Road
Piper's Flat
Ward
Piper
Tagrabahk
L. Atkins
G. Easton
J. Monro
R. Bolton
Ee K. Ralf T. Garland
J. Wratten
B. Higgins
C. Lauria
K. Coomber
W. Connolly
Ff. Bolton
Inturn
C. Berry
M. Buckshiram
Jnr
5. Broadbent
A. German
J. Haddon
G. Parish
B. Richardson
J. Redman
J. Relf
A. Blade
N. Wilson
EK. Taylor
K. I. German
T. Banton
Jim Smith
D. Handsaker
Weekend Bowls Games At Fourt Club Set For Weekend
The fourt club schedules weekend bowls with Saturday fixtures Kendall versus Franks Dare Hazelwood facing Carson Dombkins Gray Sellens V West Fuller Gettis F Welsmantel versus Boorer Adame Thompson Bates Lyall Stephens King L Farley v Dignam Allan Wilson Selman Green Nichols Rogers N West versus Houghton Brack ley Southern Parish. Sunday lineup includes Stitt Garland Fenwick F Part Garner Fairfax Rye and Ritter.
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Kendall
Franks
Dare
Hazelwood
Carson
Dombkins
Gray
Sellens
V. West
Fuller
Gettis
F. Welsmantel
Boorer
Adame
Thompson
Bates
Lyall
Stephens
King
L. Farley
Dignam
Allan
Wilson
Selman
Green
Nichols
Rogers
N. West
Houghton
Brackley
Southern
Parish
Stitt
Garland
Fenwick
F. Part
Garner
Fairfax
Rye
Ritter
Wet Conditions Highlight Mixed Foursomes Title
In heavy rain the mixed foursomes winners were Mr and Mrs Smith with two steady rounds. The nett trophy went to Mr G Frost and Glenn Easton from Mr and Mrs Jack Giddey, both on 60 nett. Scores note several pairs with varying totals amid soggy fairways and a postponed course setup. Forster-Tuncurry Golf Club announced its Open Tournament on the main day next Sunday.
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Jack Wratten
Ron Smith
J. Giddey
Mra. Co. Street
W. Church
L. Wratten
Mra
T. Reichert
J. Hawdon
Forster-Tuncurry
Sunday Church Services Across Gloucester Area
Church services listed for Gloucester and nearby towns for Sunday in October. Churches include Church of England services at 8 am and 7 30 pm with noting of Dedication of Processional Cross, Stratford and ForSesdals times, Methodist Gloucester sessions and Presbyterian Rockhurst Barrington Gloucester Baptist Stratford Gloucester, and Zind C E Meeting at 7 20 pm led by Rev EK and Bargin.
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Church of England
Gloucester
Stratford
ForSesdals
David FR. May
Bucce
Wauka
Wiliams Presbyterian Church
Rockhurst
Barrington
George McLean
Gloucester hosts Adamstown bowls clash with champion player
Gloucester club welcomed forty eight bowlers from Adamstown on a sunny Sunday. A top class display saw the leading player defeat Gloucester 41 to 15. Mrs Embleton plans to defend her Melbourne title next month.
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Gloucester Club
Adamstown
Tan
Gloucester
Indies
Embleton
Melbourne
Eric
Westhead
Gloucester Park
Krambach
Keith Edmonds
Middlebrook
Fernance
Mason
Jack West
A. White
McIntosh
G. Glover
Keith
Adamatown
Carson
McKenzie
Carolan
Stitt
Boyde
Garner
Clarke
Kendall
Wiliams
Lyall
Hipple
Allan
Baldwin
Woodward
Green
Edmonds
Howell
Digman
Read
Houghton
Appointment of Health Inspector for Gloucester Shire
Gloucester Shire Council decided on Wednesday to employ Mr. Maher of Stroud as part time health inspector for 12 months. He will devote half the week to Gloucestershire duties, with pay not less than two thirds of a full time officer. The saving is £369 a year, though extra travelling expenses may apply to the water supply, sewerage service and parks in the shire engineer's department. Marshall warned that lack of an available officer could cause serious difficulties in emergencies.
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Gloucester Shire
Farley
Maher
Stroud
Stroud Shire
Gloucestershire
Shire Engineer's Department
Marshall
Wilson Corbett wedding at St Pauls Gloucester
Thea Mary Corbett and Grahame Hampton Wilson married at St Pauls Church Gloucester in a ceremony by Rev D R May with Bishop Ash. The church was decorated by C W A Younger Set with arches of street peas. The couple, amid family ties, will honeymoon by motor tour and settle on their Hinton farm.
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Mary Corbett
Juliet
Natalie Walla
Cherril Wella
Dorothy Corbett
Amaida
John Corbett
Ben
Presbyterian Church Hall
D. R. May
Ash
Obituary for Bede Carlton of Dungog area
Sudden death Friday at Grafton shocks Dungog and district. Bede Anthony Carlton, son of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Carlton, born in Dungog about 30 years ago, worked as a salesman for his father across Dungog Stroud and Bulahdelah yards. Survived by widow Muriel AiKing, children Peter, Maurice, Thomas and John. sisters Gertrude Cammeray and another sister. cousins J. B. Carlton and T. M. Carlton. Dungog Chronicle notes mourners from Dungog joined.
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Grafton
Bede
Anthony ‘Cariton
Dungog
Surdistricts
Thomas Carlton
Thungog
Stroud
Bulahdelah
T. M Carlton
Mournera
Commercial Clearing Dairy Sale At Auction Prices
Dalgety and Co held a clearing sale for Mr. W. V. Jonson with dairy herd cleared at auction. Cows sold up to £52, herd average around £35 18s, various cows and calves traded at mixed prices. Also reports of Tom Hicks sale of baconers, porkers, stores, and hogs with prices and multiple buyers, plus quoted calf and pig sales. Next pig and calf sale set for October 28.
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Dalgety and Co
Lid Mt
W. V. Jonson
Tom Hicks
Paul Ryan
Joe Dent
Salea
Wayte
Miss B. Harris
T. L. Big- Bing
McRae & Taylor
C Reeves
G. Hills
Mra MH. Nash
C. Belcher
Est
B. Reif
A. C. Holstein
F. W. Smith
F. K. Hyem
F. Smith
Keith Farley
C. BE
L. R. Farley
Hawker and Saxby
W. J. Arrowsmith
K. C. Westley
A. J. Geale
F. Reif
D. White
C. Stanton
RA. Wilkes
L. C. Deer
FH. C. Saxby
and Co. Ltd
Young and Lauria
L. H. Reeves
T. H. Wilton
Dennett Bros
Mra. J. B. Middlebrook
R.A. Wilke
J. Ritter
Associates Golf Locks Cup and Monthly Medal
The Locks Cup round and Monthly Medal, played on Wednesday September 2, were won by Mrs. John Hawdon with a 74 nett, ahead of Mrs. Pike 17 nett. The final round of the Cavanough Cup saw Mrs. Pike beat Mrs. Reichert on count back. Forster Open Day saw Mrs. Yates win an event. The Locke Cup final and Monthly Medal are set for tomorrow at 1.40 p.m. at the clubhouse.
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John Hawdon
Pike
Reichert
Obituary: A. H. Moore known as Feed dies at 70
Alfred Henry Moore died September 22 at his daughter Nellie West’s home in Medowle at age 70 after years of intermittent ill health. A Monkerai native, son of the late William and his wife, he leaves two sons Victor Henry Monkeval and Horace Ray Gloucester, and two daughters Iria White Hillsdale and Nellie West Medowie. His wife predeceased him. he is survived by brothers Jack and sisters Ettie Reeves Wyong Nellie Coleman Dungog and step sisters Ollie Murrell and Lottie Tatley.
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A. B
Feed
Horace Ray
Gloucester
Iria
Kevin White
Hillsdale
Nellie
West
Medowie
Jack
Ettie
Reeves
Wyong
Coleman
Dungog
Ollie
Mra. Murrell
Lottie
Mra. Tatley
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