Avon Valley and Endeavours battle in tight Stratford cricket day
Stratford hosts a packed Saturday with first grade action as Avon Valley beat Tugrabukh by 100 on first innings. Smith tops Tugrabakh with 76 and Merchant adds 42, while Endeavours vs Stratford ends in a 4 run win for Stratford after a tense run chase. Second grade results show Avon Valley and Endeavours II grinding out modest totals amid mixed bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Eindeavours
Price
Avon Valley
Tugrabukh
Tugrabakh
Smith
Ken Merchant
S. Smith
H. Wilson
Endeavours
HL. Bignell
G. Easton
Fraser
Dr. Anderson
Enden
Vours Oldfield
E. Béattia
Thimberger
Blanch
Hamberger
Lian
Manke
Wing
Langford
Giddey
Foghtler
Radeavours
Bhatford
Wali
Bndeavours
Vey Mnuchel Dauner
West
Tupire McIntyre
Thi Wea Price
Stintiond
Trive
Rockhurst
Upper Barrington
Barrington Tookhurst
W. Wilson
Ross
Copeland
Barrington
A. Curran
Bartlett
Stroud Road
Ward
Stroud Roud
Ward's River
Discoverer of Coolgardie Dies at Chatswood Home
William Ford, discoverer of the Coolgardie goldfield, died at his Chatswood residence aged 60. He and partner Arthur Bayley sparked a矿 prospecting boom after their 1892 discovery near Southern Cross, leading to a field that would yield millions. Ford's legacy includes the famous Bayley Reward and long years of quiet life after the epic find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ford
Coolgardie
Anderson-street
Chatawood
Murchison
W.A
Arthur Bayley
Perth
Southern Cross
Cai? Gardie
Farthyr
Ford
Bayley
Gol
Bayly
Chatswood
Coolgarulie
Bayle
Hy Mate
Largest sheep claim sparks Commonwealth challenge from Duntroon
The Sydney Herald reports a dispute over the heaviest sheep in Australia. Largests claim goes to Dutedoo New South Wales, while Canberra's Duntroon owner C Egglington challenges with a two year old crossbred wether weighing 25 lb, said to be heaviest. Witnesses confirm the Duntroon animal's weight and average weights on Egglington’s property are cited as support. The Territory opens an Australia wide challenge for heavier average weights from other flocks.
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Dutedoo
N.S W
Commonwealth
Federal Capital Territory
Australia
C. Egglington
Duntroon
Egglington
Territory
Rests of Australia
Herald
Revesting Travelling Stock Reserves Under Boards Control
The Minister for Lands Mr Buttenshaw moves to restore government policy by re gazetting 2206 reserves in the eastern and central divisions under Pastures Protection Boards. These reserves are returned to board control and available for travelling stock use, kept in ready condition by the boards.
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Mr. Duttenshaw
Lands Department
Buttenshaw
Page's Action Endorsed by United Country Council
The Central Council of the United Country Party approved a resolution rejecting the terms offered to Dr Harle Page to join the Federal Ministry calling them impossible and prejudicial to Australian primary industries. A second resolution backed Dr Page and Senator Hardy for their push toward a currency commission to examine exchange and tariff concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Federal Country Party
Harle Page
Central Council
United Country Party
Australia
Hardy
New States Policy and Boundaries Committee Debate
The Premier clarified in the Legislative Assembly last Tuesday that the government intends to pursue constitutional reform and new state proposals. A UA P member pressed for a fuller debate on costs for legal assistance and the Boundary Commission plan, while ministers reported on a cabinet committee including Disimmond Vincent and Tekson, with counsel Nickolas contributing to a report not yet acted on.
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Stevens
Legislative Assembly
Wic Govermuyet
Eabry
Jargle
U.A.P
Bad Ucen Catud
Muncalion
Boundaries Commission
Chittman
Cabinet
Treasury
Mekell Lab
Mesers Disimmond
Vincent
Tekson
Aya
Bolley
Nickolas
Nichols
Closer Settlement Policy Debated in Thin Assembly
In a halting session the Assembly discussed closer settlement policy across industries including coal, railway freight, and manufacturing. Questions arose about resuming estate activity, bonds in full payment, and the existence of older institutions, with Mr Stavern Commit eration to review details amid scattered registers and lingering entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Carter
Ware
Haye Coal Ry
Jweidd
Stavern
Fresh Supplies of Fruit and Vegetables at Saxby's Stall
Fresh items three times weekly at Saxby's stall include lettuce tomatoes cucumbers and onions with oranges grape beans bananas and apples. Vegetables on wanes broad beans peas marrows celery sweet potatoes and pumpkins also listed with bag prices. Pree delivery promised and emphasis on best prices and value for money.
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Saxby's
Multen
Newcanthy Prien
Saxby's Church
Advocate accounts due for settlement by October
The Advocate announces subscription accounts up to 30 September 1932 have been issued. Subscribers are urged to settle any arrears of three years or more by October 1. If not, the proprietors L. and D. C. Rye warn they will take steps to recover the debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siar
Bargain clothing sale through all departments
A late model sale lists cotton gabardine trousers at 3 shillings 11 pence, striped oxford shirts at 2 shillings 94 pence, khaki shirts 4 shillings 11 pence, and athletic singlets 1 shilling 9 pence. Parma nap trousers 7 shillings 3 pence, fancy socks 1 shilling 9 pence, sport coats 17 shillings 6 pence, silk stockings 4 shillings 11 pence, and ladies rayon hose 4 shillings 3 pence with slight faults noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meng
Swarming Germs and Fly Threats Warned by Rex Foundation
An excerpted report discusses the Rex Research Foundation’s efforts to combat disease-carrying insects. It notes tests showing a fly can carry billions of bacteria, and cites a chemical spray as the most effective control method. Also included are scattered items on Freemason history, a canine anecdote, and radio ad blurbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Research Foundation
Rami Canselves
Bers
Tex Research Foundation
Sunday Church Services Across Gloucester and Surrounds
Church listings for October 5th include Church of England at Gloucester 8:30 H C Copeland 2:30 and 7:30 with Rev. J. W. Rogers. Presbyterian Gloucester 11 and 7:30 with Sunday School 9:45 and Fellowship 6:30. Methodist Gloucester 11 Sacrament 2:25 and 7:30 with Rev. Marsh. Congregational Mission Number One Cedar Grove Mount George 7:30. Free Presbyterian Barrington Church 11 and Barrington Hall 7:30 with Rev. 5 P. Stewart.
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Church OF England
Gloucester
H.C . Copeland
Methodist Church
Congregational Mission
Cedar Grove
Mount George
J. Butt
Free Presbyterian Church
Barrington Church
Barrington Hall
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Gloucestar Endeavours
FR. West
V. West
W. J.robinson
Col. Hamberger
Geo. Garner
Barrington On Park
Hazelwood
W. Thomas
V. Fitzgerald
B Saxby
W. Garner
D. Hopkins
N. McInnes
J. McInnes
J. Davies
Ken Boorer
J. Wralten
Street & Parish Ltd
Stan McCabe
Mars
McCabe
Renae Ceraat
8 Parish Ltd
Gloucester Rubber Works
Church Street
Zautiful
Tom
Brida
Aria
A. I. Cavanaugh
Gloucester Pharmacy
Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd
Church St, Gloucester
Comino Bros. Garden OF Roses Cafe
MR. W. Ford
P.P. Board Control
New States
Bolicy
Parliame
Britain
F. A. Isaac Gloucester
Apridite
Isaac Builder & Undertaker
Government Hog Farm
Commonwealth Stud Farms Ltd
Dan
Irelon
STOKE
Breen Redlord
W. A. Dan
Bargain Arcade
UES
Phiks
Lal
Gre
T. Strickland
Manning River District
C.F
Wyalong
Forbes
Hope
Copeland Seaich
Manning River
Boeing
France
Victor
Biter St
Newcastle
Main Highway
Church St
Opp
Benzine
W. G. Kent
Ring ‘Phone
Shurch Services
J. W. Rogers
Marsh
P. Stewart
A. J. White
Capper
Loughboy
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