Motor Display and Public Notices in Gloucester
Great Interest was shown in the General Masters-Holdens fleet display featuring 24 vehicles including Master Chevrolets and Buicks with a broadcasting car leading the procession. Dog registration, a Illness note on Constable Harte, and the League of Nations meeting in September are noted, along with a Bible Society mission visit and a 1935-36 timber market rise. Sir Sidney Kidman, the cattle king, has died in Adelaide at 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Durham
J. J. Meyer
G. E. Baston
Sir Sidney Kidman
Adelaide
Eiliarwood
Australia
Death of Mrs Emily Maud Smith at Gloucester River
An inquest at the local courthouse heard testimony on Emily Maud Smith who was found dead at her Gloucester River home on August 1 1935. Post mortem showed acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis with pelvic peritonitis. government analyst found no poison. Coroner ruled death from natural causes at BetLe Vue Gloucester River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. White
Emily Maud Smith
Gloucester River
Munro
Coromand
Crouch
E. V. Smith
Gloucester Piyer
Mra. Swarth
Goveermient
Ernest Vavasom Smith
Moppy
Auegust
Constable Crouch
Walter V. Smith
Les, Taylor
Dr. Munroam
Mr. White
Wat- Bon
Moals
Betle- Vue
Rightfully Scalded At Byron Bay Meat Works Tragedy
Douglas Johnston, 17, fell feet first into a three foot deep boiling water and tallow trough at Andersons meat works Byron Bay on Sunday morning. He was a cleaner collecting tallow when he slipped and cried out as his body burned from waist to toes. Two coworkers pulled him out and the manager gave first aid before the ambulance rushed him thirty miles to hospital in forty minutes. In politics Mr Forde looms as successor to Mr Scullin as Opposition leader with a Labor party meeting at Canberra on September 28 likely to confirm the race against Mr Blackburn who is new to Veders politics. Russia reports a population increase of 25 000 000 in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Johnston
Anderson
Byron Bay
Johnston
P. Jensen
Lismore
Scullin
Forde
Labor Party
Canberra
Lkely
Mauther Blackburn
Journey's End at Star Theatre Impresses Local Cast
Mrs. Hill's amateur players staged Journey's End at the Star Theatre on Thursday night. The production showcased a trench drama with a strong cast led by A J Woodward and J W Hawdon, praised for its sustained intensity and realistic stage setting despite the risks of using novices. The performance drew commendations for its leadership portrayal by Dr. Anderson and the emotional depth from Bruce Coates, with technical support from A A Painion and Neville Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
London
Osborne
J. W. Hawdon
Mason
M.D. Jeffrey
Raleigh
Thomas
Stanhope
A. Anderson
Trotter
Boley
Bert
Tyler
Hibbert
Hibbert (Mr. B. Coates
T. W. Moore
K. Boorer
T. Holingsworth
A. Purdon
Caat
Anderson
Ant
Sremié
Lieut. Osborne
Woodward
Hardy
Salingerer
Bruce Coates
Frank Foley
Jeffrey
Ken Boorer
Tom Moore
Messve
Tom Hollingssorlit
Arthur Purdon
Minvr
A. A. Painion
Neville Tyler
Jena
Aston
Roy Chadidived
Nichols
Miss Whyloop
Miss Yates
Miss Brown
Feed Hazelwood
Jack Smitty
Ted Farley Tinoline
W. Hergugon
Four Dead As Collision Breaks Between Warships In Channel
German sailors die when HiM 8 Ramillies collides with Eisnach in heavy Channel storm. Eisnach towed to Dover, Ramillies to Portsmouth. Ramillies and Kammilies, part of Royal Sovereign class, shift crews to rejoin Home Fleet in Portsmouth and two fleets merge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramillies
Norddeutcher Lloyd
Eisnach
English Channel
Hull
Danube
Dover
Atern
Portsmouth
Kammilies
HLMS
Valiant
Home Fleet
Next War Opinion From Colonel Ellis On Casualties
Colonel Ellis, Surgeon-in-Chief of the 8th Ambulance, predicts future war will see fewer deaths and injuries than the last. He argues nations are developing defences to reduce bomb and gas casualties. Ellis is among medical colleagues traveling to Melbourne for the British Medical Association conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edis
John Amibulance
Ellis
Melbourne
British Medical Association
Boycott Threats Hit Durban Food Contracts
Women opposing war contemplate boycotting stores tied to the Italy meat, hides, skins, and jams contracts. The meat deal, agreed with the government, would remove about 25,000 scrub cattle from the country. Hides skins and jams are shipping to Italy while butter talks are under negotiation. The boycott could ruin several firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban
Trey
Italy
Blacks' loyalty moves doctor to Katharine River rescue
The Railway Commissioner recounts two Black men riding 120 miles on horse to fetch the Northern Territory Flying Doctor Dr Fenton for white patient Jack Davidson. They changed horses every 16 miles, completed the journey in 28 hours, then airlifted Davidson to Katharine. Davidson recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
GA. Gahan
Jack Davidson
Berrimbah
Katherine River
Northern Territory
Fenton
Nowpita
Darwin
Davidson
Katharine
Gloucester Social Bowls Team Faces Park Visitors
Four rinks from National Park will visit Gloucester Street Hawdon Goddard What now Adama Andrewa Rye Bolton Anderson White Jeffrey Tent Boorer Trenidder Hbbeck Ken al for a 1.45 pm start in a social bowls match. A separate note suggests seaweed could replace leather in many applications if a new scheme proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park
Gloucester
Gloucester Street
Hawdon
Goddard
Tall Queensland youth Tom Moore stands tallest at fifteen
A Brisbane Show visit with the Young Australia League Boys reveals Tom Moore, aged 15 and born in May, as the tallest boy of his age in Queensland or Australia. At six feet two inches in socks he equals or exceeds his tall relatives, with ambitions to run cattle stations like his father, T J Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Moore
Brisbane
Young Australia League Boys
Tom
Queensland
Australia
T. J. Moore
Tug
Tiba
Tennis Competition Final Reports and Results
Readable tennis results from a mixed B and A grade event list numerous matches with players such as Waukivary Gangat Kirton Tuiner Furley Yates McAton Breese Taylor Maddalena Smith Merchant Monro Paton Monro Fletcher McRae West Merchant Forte and others. The notes include match scores 6-3 6-4 6-0, 4-3 6-4 and various doubles results. Also a Saturday draw schedule with court assignments at multiple venues and charging times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westin Chirge
Marsh
Kenney
P Breese
Boston
West
AL Sweeney
Small
Fitzgeerld
J Matthewson
Monrow
Batgerek
Fitegerald
Marshant
Merchant
Mie Duies
Wratten
Heedlurgon
Te Garner
McRae
W. Marchant
Taylor
B. Marsh
J Madlalena
Straithall
Chueh
Hagwand
L. Monro
Smith Vo
S. Paton
V. Borer
E. Behmilerer
Mra. Logan
Miss Taylor
W Thomas
W. Limeyser
Paton
J. Monro
J. Bignell
E. Germon
Rymn
Coffey
H. Praser
Presbyterian Court
K. Boorer
W. Henderson
KK. Merchant
Wo Akins
Miss Burton
Golf Notes Foursome Handicap and Championship Finale
In the Saturday foursome J McRae and R Thomas won after a tie with J Roddy and T Charlton. Final results show ledgers like Roddy Charlton 86 160 and Oldfield defeated McRae 1 up at the 86th in the championship. The Associates draw lists many matches for the Locke Gap and Monthly Medal with numerous participants and pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McRae
R. Thomas
J Roddy
T Charlton
P Roddy
T. Charlston
A. ‘Turner
T. Hellngsworth
A. Bramble
CB. Snodgrass
Woerward
B. Carolan
H Conte
B. Coates
Dr. Anderson
J. Channell
BD Rye
C. Rhert
A. Oldfield
Elf
Oldfield
C. Street
A. J. Woodward
Anderson
J. Pariah
Cavanaugh
Jeffrey
Snodgras
Newton
Hogg
Mra. Parish Y
King
G. Easton
L. Easton
Laurie
Miss Koesters
Daw
Hawdon
Family of the late Mr Crisp thanks doctors and friends
The family of the late Mr Crisp wishes to thank Dr Munro and Dr Anderson for their kind attention during his illness and all relatives and friends for their sympathy in their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crisp Wiabes
Dra. Munro and
Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Whatson
Draper
Redlewood C
Cavanough Gloucester Pharmacy
Carsons Northern Timber Co, Ltd
Carsons Northern Timber Co., Ltd
Carsonville
Usereico Creek
Andrews & Johnston's Joinery Works
Church ST
W. W. Hawdon
B. P. Dawson, B.A
OLD Bank N.S.W. Build
Gloucester Advocate
Constable Harte
Roma Hospital
Council of the
League of Nationa
Abyssinia
St. Paul's
Free Bibles
National Bible Society of Australia
Miss C. Mackenzie
Queen Street
Wool
P.c
Germany
Majestic Theatre
C.W.A. Younger
Regal
Newcastle
D. Ellis
Pico Wright
H. Cootf
Russia
Women Act
Waukivary
Gangatseta
Minnex Kirton
Tuiner 430
Mra. Furley
Ord
S. McAton
B Breese
A. Taylor
J. Maddalena
R. Smith
G. Garner
Smith
B. Merchant
V. Mitzgermidamu
Easton
W. Merchant
W. & L. Atkins
Bw & Ho Prager
T. Murray
Garner
J Bynett
B. German
K James
S. Atkins
Fraser
T Hebblewhite
Whatson
Lo Monro
Golf Notes
England
JLN, Laurie & Son
Rawdon Vale
Krambach
Paterson, Easton & Co
Savery
Regal Dance Band
J. B. Ellis
Hon. Lee
Bowman Farm Sports
JS. Wilson P
Middlebrook
Gallagher & Forbes
the People's Butcher
Kelvinator
Barrington
Forresdale
Anu
Nelson
Lord Nelson
General Gorton
Gladstone
Shepherd's Ladd
Dirnley
W. A. Martin
Forbesdale
E. R. Redman Gloucester
Thorley
Umapman
MO. Calman & CO
Park Street
Mill
Carson Wortheen Timber CO
Berries Creek
Wilson & McIntosh
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