Golf Notes Stroke Handicap Winners Tied
In Saturday stroke handicap B Carolan 98 31 67 and A J Woodward 85 18 67 tied for prize. Other scores include Turner 106 99 70, Dr Anderson 85 05 70, Astworth 98 26 72, Rye 91 17 74, Snow 97 92 75, Hawton 105 21 74. Draws for morrow list Mrs Conn vs Mrs Yates, Mrs Jeffrey vs Miss Drards, Mrs Snow vs Miss Higging, Mrs Thurlow vs Mrs Hoge, Miss Raston vs Mrs Parish, Mrs Garnery vs Blair Higgins, Mrs Hier vs Mrs Matthews, Mrs Carolan vs Mr Ashworth, Mrs Hawson vs Mex Munr, Mrs Roddy vs Miss Burns.
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B. Carolan
A. J. Woodwanl
A. J. Woodward
A. Turner
Dr. Anderson
T. Astworth
D. ©. Rye AG
Fe Cove
BE. Snow
Davenport
B. Hora
CM. Rye
W W. Hawrton
W. Garner
Morrém
Conn
Yates
Mra. Jeffrey
Miss Drards
Snow
D. Higging
Thurlow
Hoge
Bennett
Prospectors Bring In Four Bars Of Gold Near Kalgoorlie
In Kalgoorlie on Sunday two prospectors Sven Kery and T Mullin brought in four bars of gold weighing 1660.07 ounces to the Bank of New South Wales. The value is about £12,000 from a 52 ton crushing at Menzies battery. Sands not yet assayed and may add to proceeds. The partners worked their claim for mint weeks and found the rich parcel at 12 feet depth.
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Kalgoorlie
Armfield Wins Melbourne to Sydney Lightweight Test
Armfield, the young amateur champion motor pace cyclist, completed the Melbourne to Sydney lightweight economy test on Saturday evening after starting Monday. His petrol and oil expenses totaled 10/4. The average fuel consumption was 222.5 miles per gallon, with oil use at two and two thirds pints. The Castlemaine Perkins brewery recorded a profit of £88575 that year, paying £20000 in Federal and state taxes.
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Heap
Melbourne
Armfield
Sydney
Hack
Bowls Championship Narrowly Won and Dance Admission Row
In a local bowls event on Saturday Anderson and Ken dall secured the largest points margin to win the trophy as details of a forthcoming visit by Wingham Chih with fur rinks are announced. The president explains an advertising matter for a grand bowling green dance on October 7th and clarifies admission tickets for Gent's and Ladies singles amid a dispute with state married folk over ticket rights.
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Wingham Chih
Giouleeater
Tresidder
Lowe
Munro
Street
Falk
Gloucester Andreaty Plans Mark 1933 Season Outlook
Weather notes forecast a warm Christmas and a wet spring in New South Wales with variable rainfall. a new Mid North Geaat subdivision forms to include Raleigh OXley Gloucester Maitland electorates, leaders named. renovation services offered in Gloucester district. local anecdotes recount racing bets from 1911 and a fatality accident near Bathurst involving Orange High School teachers. kangaroo control proposed in Upper Hunter parishes with a two month license to reduce numbers.
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United Country Party
Wanehope
Roomitly
Raleigh
Oxley
Gloucester
Maitland
Law
Wauchope
Jj.r. Damiosin
Kenapsey
Obituary for Eliza Jane Nash of Gloucester District
Eliza Jane Nash aged around 60 died after a short illness, leaving Benjamin Nash deceased previously, and a large family of eleven sons and daughters with sixty grandchildren. Born in Gloucester, she lived in the district all her life and was respected for her kindness to neighbors and family. The notice extends condolences to the bereaved family, following the death of Mr Nash and Mrs Nash. Also announced is a School of Arts Dock Social on Thursday September 1.
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Eliza Jane Nash
Toni Mace
Fitza Jane Nash
O& TE i
Jon
Huahana
Benjamin Nash
Nash
Britten
Gloucester
William
Thomas
Jonathan
Albert
Me. P
Davey
Mra
Sid
Smith
el Stevenson
Emson
Men
Newton
Wal
Mias
Mary Nuh
Anniversary Dance at Forbesdale Hall Celebrates First Year
Forbesdale Hall marked its first year with an Anniversary Dance drawing a huge crowd. Kit Kut Orchestra provided music as patrons packed the floor, the crowding adding to the fun. Supper was supplied by Forbesdale ladies from sandwiches to cakes, as novelty dances featured a Monte Carlo cake prize won by Miss Tull of Stratford. Miss Phyllis Dare and Mr. John Matthewson judged best headdress, with Miss R Penfold and Mr. D Dennett claiming the lucky spot dance. The event aims to help cover recent auditions costs.
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Forbesdale Hall
Kit Kut
Keltchen
Good Ladies
Forbesdale
Monte Carlo
Les Crane
Ponteland
Tull
Stratford
Gloucester Night Showcases Local History and Growth
At Gloucester Night held by the School of Arts Literary and Debating Society speakers traced the district’s links to Gloucester and Australia. Highlights covered early settlement, mining origins near Copeland Reserve, gold output, limestone deposits, musical education, tourism potential, and Gloucester’s evolution from a cattle station to a prosperous coastal town with scenic beauty and welcoming hospitality.
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Jnst
School of Arts Aah Literary and Debating Society
Gloucester
H. Jarrett
WW. Hawdon
Gloucestar
London
Australia
Robert Dawson
Hawdon
Copeland
Johnson's Creek
Craven
Newcastte
Maitland
Rye
Old Buffers' Cricket And Social Opens Season At Copeland
Gloucester District faced Ward's River Monkerai at Copeland Cricket Ground in a opening day match with a large crowd and a picnic lunch provided by ladies. A social and dance followed at Copeland School of Arts, aided by free night bus service from Gloucester, and more than 148 will go to Laurie Chubb fund. Gloucester totals 178 with Barkwill and Clark taking all wickets. Ward's River Monkerai score 131 with Barkwill 17, Turner 1, Bartlett 22 leading their innings.
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Gloucester District
Ward
River Monkerns
Copeland Cricket Ground
Copeland School of Arts
Gloucester
Laurie Chubb
J. Mitchell
Farley
A. Ross
L. Holme
F. Holmes
J. Moore
Gloucester A H P Association holds annual meeting notes
A Gloucester A H P Association committee meeting records attendance led by Mi Presidente J G Wi ort includes discussion on boundary changes affecting Quirin di and exhibit areas Tablelands progress and insurance policies totaling £2000 for public risk and workers comp. Resignations from J Stanton and Mrs Stanton are noted with sympathy. Special prizes and next year stewards are appointed and ground and ring committees planned. Book Night Social announced for local library fundraiser.
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An Enaity
J. G. Wi Ort
Fe. Crowther
J. S. Witmam
Ken Swan
J. Forben
Berh Lowrey
A. J. Parley
T. K. Higgins
LB. Street
H. Muddie
W. Murray
W. Newton
L. Higgins
J H. Smith
W. A. Crowfoot
B. P. Dawson
Dawson
Irs
Tetee
Manilin
Wilson
Richard Tom
Gloucester
Street
Wi ¥On
White
Mercantile Mutual Company
United Insurance Company
J. Stanton
J. H. Smith
Fiat
Tennis Tournament Finals Amid Warm June Weather
Readable fragments show a tennis meet with singles and doubles events. The men’s singles featured a notable match between Allsupp and J. Smith with the former prevailing. Doubles and mixed doubles results include Bearer with Uoughton defeating Wellard and Moore, plus several other handicap and ladies events. A Saturday draw lists participants and potential matches, with play slated for Park Court.
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Satourtily
Tony
Allsupp
J. Smith
Detaihy
Bearer
Uoughton
Wellard
Moora
Masten
Merchant
Raytor
RL Garnet
Ryan
Mrs. Ticchinn
K. Shulte
Shultz
Bhorer
Miss Bateer
West & Mins
Welland
Miss Henrterson
Tmiglat
Mins McRae
Misses Bolton
Akbarat
Misong McPiae
Toni
Miss
Carter
Madman
Mis
Crowfant & Boorer
Champtonship
Park & Court
Harting
Tutsey
West J. Moore
T Lyne
I McRae
K. Merchant
Bert
Merchant v. Quinner
Smith
M. German
J. Bignell
Atkins Siot West
Ryston
R. AK Shnienser
Wet & L
Comber & Lyne
Presbyterian Court
Boover & Wourhton
Keith Merchant
Carer
Teather & Metresser
Faton & Mopetent
Vinnie West
Raat
Tanticap Church
Pasar
Ales
Tlediaan
Matthearon
Ansapp
Miss Carter
Boorer
Mise Batger
Ron Y Lyne
Mr Whaggaril
Cattle Market Report and Prices From Sydney Sale
Commercial activity at Sydney shows a large fat cattle supply and rising prime prices with bulls selling to high bids and best cows around eight pounds. Heavy pig and calf markets tease improvement though calf overhang and dull demand limit gains. Kent notes 4400 miles of rounds and 120000 tons of tone used for upkeep.
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CMG
Posil Bey
Deva Wy
Kent
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the Associates
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Reouia
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Anderson
Kendall
Inigo Jones
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ABC
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Ted Murphy
Walsbane
Gaenin Musinid
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Em— Grafton
Daily Exminer
Walang
Bathurst
Orange High School
Miss H Lyons
Sulley Street
Randwick
Misa Eileen O Brie
Mia
Margaret O'Brien
Moon Street
Wingham
Upper Hunter
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Literary & Debati Socteny
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HL Mudie
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Ind
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Aya
W. H. Crowfoot
Holmes
Forbes
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Furners
B. F. Snow
Mod
Jeffrey
D. Roorer
Rosa
J. Dennett
Messi
C Blanch
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R. B. Tig
Gins
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J. i Laurie
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Fielat
V.newton
Me Street
Mr. Street
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V. Newton
H. McSwan
G Wilson
Fag Sary
School of Arts Club
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Gloucester Shire
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Corpette Cape
W. Young Bankington
Stratford & Travre
Sandy McKellar
Vusing
Taree
Glou
Bruce Farley
W. Bagnall
Tay Marcantile Mutual Iogorasce iGo
Gloucester Investments & Agency CO
Shurch Services
Church OF England
Clowseater
Tugrabakh
School of Arts Hall
Congregational Mission
Candle
Tirt
Mott Beorge
Rawdon Vale
Curracabark
Mr. & J. Butte
Johnnson
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