Arncliffe Billiard Tournament Advances to Semi Finals
Results from round three show Cornish, Thibou, Sprodd and Fuller each winning 150-145 to set semi finals Martin v Monahan and Hughes v L Hatfield. A fancy dress cricket match will be held at Arncliffe Park on April 16 to aid this event with a parade from the station at 3 pm led by the Arncliffe Band. A gold chain and pendant were lost between tram and train at 3 pm Wednesday, reward offered at Austral street, Kogarah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Monahan
Thibou
B. Martin
Sprodd
B. L. Hatfield
Fuller
B. Hughes
Martin
Monahan
Hughes
L. Hatfield
Austral Street
Kogarah
Mud Flat Gun Club Opens Its Season With Foxy Friendly Shoot
The Mud Flat Gun Club held its first shoot of the season at Mud Flat, with a Bay crossing aboard Fred Salmon’s launch the Flounderingham. Mayor Sam Blackdale greeted guests as Count Heinz Von Shoofly led with four straight, while Larry Permann followed with three. several dignitaries and visiting club members attended, including Lord George Parker and Viscount Jagelwurst. The event ended in a tie in a running race and a dog fight, not the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mud Flat
Fred. Salmon
Flounderingham
Sam Blackdale
Slam
Heinz von Shoofly
Larry Permann
Pansy
McVaseline
Gun Club
Melbourne
Cheesborough
Cannon
Tempe
Horace Hoolahan
Toney
Llewis Brothers
Kogarah Bay
Lord George Parker
Tom Poloney
Viscount Jagelwurst
Sutherland notes and council actions summarized
Secretary E L Peters reports a hospital concert net £4 11s 9d for St George Cottage Hospital after expenses. Nine applicants sought the sanitary and building inspector post. W G Roberts won. Council approved rental terms for council chambers and prepared governor approval procedures. A £20 grant was allotted for Sutherland to Loftus road work, with costs about £15. Road deviation near Sutherland Cronulla tramway to be taken over. a new road description given. Rockdale Council motions include cleaning Scarborough Creek for £8, repairing Watkin and Ferrier streets, and Harrow Road fixes totaling £300 with half from Bexley. Lamp in Ferrier Street referred. Frederick Street footpaths to cost £20. Forest Road balance to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Peters
Lobb's Hall
Ares
St. George Cottage Hospital
Sutherland Council
W. G. Roberts
Miranda
Public Works Department
Sutherland
Loftus
National Park
Shire Council
Cronulla
Rockdale
Harrowroad
Bexley
Forest-road
Watkin-street
Ald
Ferrier-street
Frederick-street
Ald. Taylor
No-License lecture and local council notices at Rockdale
The No-License Leagueites of St George announce Mr Albert Bruntwell will lecture at Rockdale Town Hall tonight on License failure and No-License success. A fancy dress cricket match at Arncliffe Park on April 16 will fundraise for Arncliffe School of Arts, with Rockdale Council approving the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leagueites
St. George
Albert Bruntwell
Rockdale Town Hall
Rockdale
Arncliffe
Aldermanic Ideals and the North Ward Rate Battle
Thomas Batty Simpson criticizes Ald. Sam Green and fellow councillors for parochialism in funding North Ward while neglecting wider Kogarah needs. He calls for liberal, aesthetically minded governance and warns against discreditable council squabbles over rates. He praises North Ward’s potential and urges council to unite for Sydney’s attractive, well kept municipality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Sam Green
North Ward
Kuogarah
Ald. Green
Gallio
Kogarah
Sydney
Thomas Batty Simpson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Astridge Bros
Rocky Peint Road
Post Offices
Date Store
H. S. Sprod
E-tinates
Fred Selmons
Sandringham
E. W. Potter
Brucest
West Kogarah
French Street
Hughes’ Motor
Sans Souci
the George's River
J. Hughes
Tel
Rocky Point
Arncliffe School OF Arts
THE
MUD Flat Gun Club
J. Medcalf, Undarakar, Redfern
Redfern Redfern St
Pitt
Redfern
Sutherland Siftings
Rockdale Reports
Arncliffle Cricket Club
Works Department
Rocky Point Road
Kogarah Road
Hroe
Saywell Co
Ald. Griffin
Gibbes
Bestie
Wanstead Progress Association
National Library of Australia
Settle & Diment
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