District Owngra Sheep Sale Invitation
District Owngra is invited to send sheep to the sale and can be assured of full value for consignments.
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
2
District Owngra is invited to send sheep to the sale and can be assured of full value for consignments.
A May 14 wedding united Mary Wallace, of Goulburn and Enniskillen, Ireland, with Robert Stephenson, of Middleflation Ranmaby, at St Andrew’s Prosmerta Church. Rev Douglas officiated as bridesmaids wore lemon pink georgette, attendants carried bouquets, reception followed at Mrs Hewitt’s. The couple will reside at Tannuby.
On Saturday a par handicap will be played and the draw for opponents is presented. Matches include C Malone versus H Manfred, C Magers against J Bo Mitchell, N Maxtor versus CB Boyd, L T Watson against Capt Morgan, A Hobbs versus five K Say ers, plus many more pairings and player names. The committeeman on duty is J E Knowlman.
Canberra notes the new Governor-General likely to reach Australia around February with plans for official residences in Sydney and Melbourne. A Chief Justice led committee will advise on new court accommodation as an eight story Mint site building is planned. Emergency relief work continues with limited subsidy increases. May unemployment fell by about 2000. Scout Week slated for September to expand the movement.
Daly and Lynch miss the match while J Norton and FR Kay join Goulburn for the curtain-raiser to the NGW fixture in Sydney. Fifteen players travel. replacements allowed. Return trip concession granted for players and officials up to 20. special fares denied.
The death occurred on Tuesday last of Mrs J Moroney once a Braidwood resident widow of John Moroney who ran a general state business and was secretary of the Braidwood Mace Club. She left Braidwood over 30 years ago and lived at Gosford. She was sister to Mrs Millard and Mrs Sage and to Messrs Julius and Pan Wider. The family has faced much misfortune recently with illness and hospital stays.
London. A lone passenger slept through a massive docking delay at Tilbury when a foreign liner blocked the quay for more than six hundred travelers. The man refused to leave his cabin as medical and passport checks cleared the ship, forcing a two and a half hour standby as two other vessels waited in midstream to dock and discharge.
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