Stableford golf results and upcoming rounds noted
The Stableford event last week featured W J Tierney and others with scores like 82-18-64 and 76-20-66. The Arundell Mackenzie trophy round was postponed due to rain and will be held next Sunday. Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Garrahy led the 9 hole eclectic for Mrs Garrahy's trophy with 41 nett. several other cards ranged from 44 to 53. The first round for Mr H Burgess's trophy is set for Wednesday alongside the monthly v24e competition.
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Stablefords
Tierney
Arundell Mackenzie
West
W. J. Tierney
N. P. Cam
C. Mitchell
HH Burgess
A. A. MacKenzie
M. McMillan
W. J. Hill
H. News
E. R. Copeland
Garrahy
Mitchell
Viet
Becide
Neviton
McKenzie
Biddulph
Briggs
Miss Burgess
Sociates
H. Burgess
Vibe
Counotion
All Golds defeat Uralla 19 to 5 at Guyra oval
Rain did not dampen crowds as All Golds hosted Uralla in a return match at Guyra oval. Reg Dowdell scored a sensational long-range try after a run from halfway, with B Dowdell and Reg Campbell adding scores and P Doyle converting. Players R Campbell and Doug Starr named for Guyra with Uralla for a July 22 combined team clash. fundraising proceeds from the Old Reps match benefited the Guyra District Hospital fund.
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All Golds
Uralla
Guyra Oval
M. Thorton
Uraila
Guyra
Reg. Dowdell
R. Campbell
Reg. Dowdell C. Bull
Doug Starr
Tamworth
Ross ‘Knee
Cock~ Buth
Flame Thrower Aids Weeds In Vegetable Beds In Dubbo
An article in the Agricultural Gazette highlights Mr F W Brown of Dubbo and a flame thrower as a quick economical weed control method. It describes burning over seed beds before cultivation, lightly breaking the surface, and burning later weeds in crop rows with no oil residue.
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F. W. Brown
Dubbo
T. 3
Rudvi
Seniar
Agricultural Gazette
How They Fall in Wingham Chronicle Tyre Theft Scam
A Wingham Chronicle excerpt details a tyre theft scam where a truck driver buys five tyres from an apparent black market dealer and is deceived by an inspector who records marks and offers to drop the matter for £50. The tyres vanish that night. A second case involves a wife bought a fake out of business costume length from an itinerant vendor with an inspector urging no action and return of the item. A third tale covers a cafe keeper paying £80 for contraband cigarettes after a random check of a shipment.
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Teuec
King Charles Feared Not Death on Execution Day
On the morning of his execution Charles F spoke with Sir Thomers Herbert and said he hoped to be espoused to Jesus that night. He arranged his clothes and asked for an extra shirt fearing the shock could shake him. Observers noted no fear from him.
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Charles F
Thomers Herbert
Herbert
Jesus
The Puryeround: pe often Barton were dummies filled with rubbish
Pedestrian rumor items say Barton and the others were treated as decoys, filled with rubbish and misdirection. The note suggests a practiced duplicity or misused figures in a local display. The fragment hints at criticism of credibility and setup.
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Barton
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Navy
Army
Air Force
Merchant Navy
Fisk Radiola
Australia
Radiola
Amalgamated Wireless-Ia
SIA Ltd
Austratio's
National Wireless Organization
Rediola
Gayra
L. W. Burgess
Armidale
B. Dowdell
Reg. Campbell
P. Doyle
Gilch Innes
Argus
Sunb-merrem
A.T.C
Dubtio
A. H. Helyar & Sons
Procbra
J. R. A. McAlister M.P.S
Ph.d
Gayrathak
Electrolux
Herb-Burgess
H.amcc
Wingham ‘Chronicle
Quentin
A. Biddulph
Sodzerron
Armidalf
Prest
C. L. MacKenzie
P.O. Box
Gentle & Harrison Solicitors
Mr. A. Horner Fletcher M.so
Metrist
Optician
Beardy ST
Armidal
Charles
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