Scenic Wonders of Gloucester In NSW Promoted By Tourist Letter
Robert Barling of Newcastle letters on September 28 praising Gloucester and its district in New South Wales. He urges better advertising and a new road from Copeland to Rawdon Vale to attract visitors and boost local tourism benefiting residents and visitors alike. He commends the town band and hopes to meet locals again.
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Harry Brockwell
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Copeland
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Sawmill Accident and Local News Across Stroud Road
A sawmiller named Mr Arthur Turner suffered a serious hand injury when his hand was drawn into a belt at Stroud Road. He held on to a nearby pulley momentarily to release power and save his life. Also reported are the illness of Mr Lew Gallagher of Baker's Creek, railway surplus figures, the death of football star Joe Simon from Forster, a beer measure case in Newcastle, an optometry visit in Gloucester, and police dogs training highlights.
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Ham Chronicle
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Trunk Line Calls Expand Public Telephones with Multi Coin
A surge of multi coin attachments will be installed at public telephones across the metropolitan area and country centers to enable trunk line calls. The device accepts shillings sixpences and pennies through three slots. Callers are charged a rate and the operator verifies each coin by its coinfall signal as the device records the payment.
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Czechs Reject New German Demands
London report states Czechoslovakia rejected the new German plan while France appears opposed and British ministers harden their stance. Daladier and Bonnet met in London with Chamberlain and Lord Halifax, insisting German demands are unacceptable. Masaryk in London conveyed the Czech reply. diplomatic activity grows at the German and French chancelleries. Japan's Toho Kai faction urges Tokyo to support Germany in Czechoslovakia.
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Gloucester District Cricket Assn First Round Draw
The Gloucester District Cricket Association publishes the first round draw for the season starting October with matches scheduled across Stratford Stratford 1 Stratford 2 Ward's River Wattles Thistles Barrington Ganpat Rookhurst and byes. The schedule spans October 1st to December 3rd with multiple pairings and byes listed for each date.
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Industrial Arbitration Act case at Muswellbrook court
In Muswellbrook Industrial Magistrate Court last week Judge G J Johnston heard Emanuel Cretan plead guilty to multiple breaches of the Industrial Arbitration Act. Raymond Hutchinson of the Department of Labour and Industry led the case. Fines and costs totalled £45 15s, with £30 10s in fines and £14 12s in costs.
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Department of Labor and Industry
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New Commonwealth Bank issues portraits on new notes
The Commonwealth Bank released new one and forty one pound notes featuring King George VI. The engraved portrait replaces King George V, with King Edward VIII’s watermark replaced by Captain Cook. The design otherwise matches the prior issue, and signatures of Governor Riv Mary Sheehan and Treasury Secretary Mr G McWarlane appear on the panel.
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District Relate Sports Held at Gloucester Park
The Annual District Relate Sports were held at Gloucester Park on Friday despite cold winds. About 504 children from twenty schools competed in diverse events with Mr Critchley coordinating. Cup winners included Keith Ross Gloucester and Doris Beaton Barrington among others.
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Gloucester cricket club selects teams for Saturday
The Gloucester cricket club lists three Saturday teams Wattles, Beattie, Waratah and Thisties among the players. Selections include Wattles v Stamford at Stratford and Waratah v Thisties with details on lineups and venues for the matches.
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Barrington Club Holds Annual Meeting in Barrington Hall
The club held its annual meeting at Barrington Hall on September 14. Oliver was elected President, Mr Atkins Vice President, Don Shar Secretary and Treasurer, Haster Martens. The club voted to again affiliate with the GDC and listed teams in A and TE Grade.
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Rainy Day Scramble Delays Tate and Wingham Clash
On the green Friday rain kept Tate and Wingham visitors from arriving on Saturday for a postponed match. Hefty play followed as Fame Hbbeck and Hardot defeated Lowe and Boorer 28 16 and Andrews Kendall and Carolan edged MacAnavew Anderson and Adler 21 18. Consistency Competition games in flux, players urged to contact opponents and finish by the due date. The programme for last Saturday was moved to October 8 next Saturday week.
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Wingham
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Lowe
Boorer
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Kendall
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MacAnavew
Anderson
Adler
A Dozen of Lager and the Law
A whimsical account of a man seized for stealing a dozen lager, jailed and left thirsty and sad. The poem describes the arrest in vivid, humorous lines as he trudges through passages clutching his beer and facing rough justice. The tone is comic and archaic, focusing on the fate of the thirsty offender.
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ME Tournament Results Highlight Weekend Action
Weekend tournament results feature men and ladies singles with Fraser and Handicapped events. Notable matches include Smith defeating Ho 6 2 and Henderson beating Meechan 8 4, with wide fields in doubles, ladies singles, and handicaps across multiple clubs and venues.
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