Golf notes announce tomorrow closing day events and trophies
Attendance expected for closing day golf with mixed foursomes on 15 holes and a 15 hole stroke handicap. Draw lists pairs such as Dr. Anderson with Miss 4, Parish v Rye and Higgins, Donnelly with Mrs. Wal, and many more. Monthly medal won by Mrs Yates with 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Anderson
Parish
L. Rye
Miss Higgins
J. Donnelly
Carglan
G. Easton
Yates
Anet
Mise Donnelly
Ashworth
Misa ‘Middlebrook
Roddy
Carolan
Cavenough
Street
Hogg
W. Gar Ber
J. Parish
H. Garner
Mrs. Anderson
Miss Laurie
Kempsey Club to visit for local bowl match tomorrow
A match on the local green is set for tomorrow afternoon with Kempsey Club visiting Gloucester Andrews. The Gloucester team lists Kendall Anderson Street Treaidder Isaac Boorar White Turner Lowe Adams Harris and a note of start at 1 pm. Also reported are results from Cock of the Walk with Boozer eat Ree der beating Bolton and White defeating West then Teni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempsey Club
Gloucester Andrews
Kendall
Anderson
Street
Reeder
Bolton
West
Teni
Captain's Trophy Rifle Stage Decided At 200 Yard
The first stage of the Captain's Trophy rifle shoot was decided at 200 yards on Saturday with favorable conditions. Mo Besaud is set to repeat as champion, aiming to win again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Besaud
Gloucester Fare and Club Events Hit Gloucester in 1932
A Gloucester notice sheet lists a busy week with the Literary Society debating Commercialism in Sport and a split vote. It also promotes a special cattle sale at Gloucester Shire Yards, Old Busters cricket, Copeland cricketers dance, and fundraisers at Gloucester venues. A Wingham Show carnival and local incidents including a Kempsey Court assault are noted along with a tetanus death of a child in Graf ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloueater Literary Eng Society
Bovisa
Dettljenna
W. J
Alexander
OLD Buffers
Old Buster
Wingham
Gloucester
Ty Conelustang
Chilled Meat From Odart At Tancred Works South Grafton
Two trucks carried 25 bodies of beef and 40 carcanes of calves to Sydney market with little damage. It is believed a dozen new refrigerator vans are being built by the department for the North Coast area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tancred’s Meatworks
South Grafton
Syd-ney
Department For the
North Canat
Hine
Commercial Property Sale and Fortnightly Livestock Reports
Matthewson and Co report completion of sale of grazing and dairy property at Waulduroy to purchaser GK Dayle for a satisfactory price. Fortnightly cattle sales show light yarding with many prices steady or rising, including T. N. Carter heifers at £4 6s and a range of other heifers. Gloucester pig sales record a weary yarding with strong pig demand for prime weights and varied prices for many individual buyers. Next sale dates listed as 8th November and 10th November. Homebush stall sales in Sydney show cattle market softening with yarding of 2300 and beef at 21s to 25s per 100 lb. other regional notes include Mayland batch stock sales and pig, calf, and rabbit skin values with varied results. A London motorist fined 40s for smoking near petrol tank. notes on English road conditions and upcoming automatic toll measures in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthewson and Co
T. N. Carter
James
Gloucester
Ussm
J. Dennett
M. Keegum
A. A. Abbott
B. J. Bowen
C. Perram
H Everett
A. J. Smith
L. Gallagher
D. Boorer
D. Gresn
A. Ten
J. Me» Rae
Abel Yoy
B. H. West
Moa FE
Edwardo
Batt
Rdaihcsbetal Atelia
W. Henderson
W. Slade
C.J. Borham
S. Om
Burley
R. Crowther
C. Bamback
R. Johnson
JH. Sreith
A. Everett
Gking
A. Engle
Mitchell
A. Spruce
G. Man
F. Berry
Digby
RB. Edwards
W. Rotchert
Homebush ‘Stour
Sydney
London
England
United States
Spore
Uptmvans
Yanor
D. J. McDensid
F.B.O.A
F.B.M.C
Landgo
Hoi Fe
Methodist Flower Show Sets Gloucester Gardening Pace
A bustling flower show at the Star Theatre under Methodist Church auspices drew 300 flower entries and 100 cookery items. Judges headed by Mrs S. T. Hicks honored roses, carnations, gladioli, and bonsai, with Sister McRae winning the champion rose in a broad collection. Mrs J R Higgins opened the event as friends and locals, including Mrs J J Atkins and Mr J S McLaughlin, cheered the wide display that drew 400 to 500 visitors in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Methodiat Church
Star Theatre
Mor
T. Hicks
Hercu
Jean Tanie
Abe
Sister McRae
P. Kilham
J. S. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Undsnow
Vita Boorer
C. Edwards
J. R. Higgins
Nowers
Em. Anderson
Jarrett
Thanks for Cooking Judging by Local Ladies
Fragmentary list shows local society members judging baking items like Sponge Roll Cake and other desserts with names such as Mrs. T A Corbett Mrs. A Yates Mrs. Vic Corbett Mrs. J Buckley and Mrs. A Shaw. The scrambled text references multiple attendees and entries for a cooking event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Ie Sanewich
J. Weaton
T. A. Corbett
A. Yates
Vic Corbett
J. Buckley
A. Shaw
Mim M. Bolton
Corbett
Dan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whatson’s
Ladies Cretonne & Harmony
J. Whatson
W. W. Hawodon
Bolicitor, Etu
Aloucester
John L. Hoes
Strathfield
Hawdon's
Church ST
T. S. Wells
Queen ST
Bours
Albert E. Wells
T. Cor ‘S
David H. J. Hill
T. F
Breece
Brett
Barrington ST
F. Baker
ATA
NLRB
General & Obst
Miss Rose A. Jenkins
Thamson
Middlebrook
Queen Street
Madame Lesleigh Eebalint
Taler
Star Theater
The
Bhincah
Mr. Herb
Tom Hicks
Novenna
New England Way
Copeland
Copeland Hall
Pard
Farbesdale Hall
Bell
Capitol Orchestra
Wingham Agricultural Society
G.O. Hill
Fortrol White
Janes Kennedy
Kempsey
Kennedy
Grapton
Desmond
AG Waghorn
Prince ‘Street
Grafton
Hay Court
Paling
Hunter St
Lea
Wauld~ Vory
Shulte
GK. Dayle
Tai Hicks
T. Titewine
Parker
Foyle
Porkers
Stan” Dentda
R. Dobuson
H. Spit
B. Bul- Iny
M. Fraser
Wlips
Moore
Porers
M. Gritfen
Slips
Weaners
A. W. Gefffen
Allpa
Roy Edwards
Alips
Maitland Bat
J. Borighk
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Erie
Graziera
Rabsit
Winchcombe
Carson Lid
Wedmesday
Sydney Gneton
Petty
Methodist
Cox
Mary Anderson
J. R. ‘Tull
J. J. Atkins
L. A. Harris
J J. Arkina
J. R
Tull
J. A. Smith
L. U. Barns
L. U. Harris
Rose of
Mrs. Cox
Mr. L
Haris
Grant Tm
Mra
Jonen
Andy
Thurlow
Fern
Mrm, Cox
A.B. Shutte
R. Henderson
Mra. L
Mra. Dash
Gladiolace J
UL Harris Mal
Mr. J. & McLaughlin
McLaughin
Mr. Brown
Mr. d
Misa Jeasie Thomas
Kathie McNaughton
Misa Doria Eade
M. G. Cumming
Pariah
Mr. George
Jean Esstan
Mrs. Herdy
Misa J
R. W. Whyte
M. Newton
Atkns
Mrs. Nash
Mex
Allinen
Bisa Joyce
J. J. Ate King
Mim V. Boorer
V. Boorer
Mrs. J
Atking
Miss V. Boorer
Jeaq
Maitland
Enright
Wingham Showground
Dungog
Irminn
G. O. Hill
Returned Soldiers’ League
H. N. Chaplin
Copeland School OF Arts
Copeland Cricket Club
Glass
Majestic Theatre
Gloucester Football League
Gloomchasers
F. Foley
Forbesdale Hall
F. Hawes
Henderson
TL Atrins
Gaston
R. Kenwall
Flowers Farm
Bim Mattbewnon
Mims Jeam
W. Ind Marcus Burait
James Griffiths
Gwladys Evans
Dorothy Nall Ab.ober
Comman
Destrimentali
Hubier
N S.W
Industrist
Noelout
Sydney Oyrease
Ibelde Sage Chrisber
Matthewson &O
Gloucester Sie Yaris
HL Num
Spencer
Nowwendon
Laurin
Dievon
TM Hooke & Co
Devon
Fred Ince
Durham
Mrs Won
Laiurie
Apandel
Laurie
A. K
Mandeville
B. & W. Nash
Gloucester River
A.C. Holstein
Nowendoo
Hereford
Hersford
Nowenioe
A. G. Hicks
Nowendor
D. McRae
Watcha
Austin Gaftoghen
Dey
Durhama
D. J. West
Alg Hicks
B. Bell
G. Holmes
Edwards
Huyera
Columbia
Advocate” Office
Ivory Daisy Hreoch
Will Finder Plenne
Advocate
Gloucester Shire
Paterson, Easton & Co
Vais
Wallanbah Estate
Areha
Glovester
Manning
Wallaniba
Andrew
Price
Britain
Lister
Pwin City
Lister Shearing Berrier
Harrows
Paterson
Easton Gy
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